davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-09
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUsTe,,,

"A new metal has been tiiscor.
Professor Websky as one of the ' ~.
ents OF native vanadatc of lead unpoa
poses calling it ''idunium.n nepte
Sir Henry Bessemcr has .ns
that, b. the use of d very pura 1 apsd
pig iron and its treatment nv Saaseoa
method. Bessemer steel i ceia
which on analysis is found eons rI'S; =
ity TO the highest brands Of Sta. y pat
from blistered bars. ~ made
The largest stationary engine
world is at the famous zinc MI ae
Friedensville, Penn. 1t isknowr
president, and there il no rn' = ne
engine in the world that can l. 'plag
pared with the monster. The nnmk sOu'
gallons Of water raised every m;n ,1.' q
IL, 500. The driving wheels are . ,S;s. 7
five feet in diameter and weigh
tons each. The sweep rod is for,r 'V s
long, the cylinder 10 inches II Az. NJ
ter. and the piston-rod eighteen irSS'
in diameter, with ten-foot stroke WOO
In Norway and Sweden acc0n.,
tons Of MOSS, often more than ! ~,
shick and half decomposed ss,,. NV
max, paper and mill-board as, b.,s
wood, blocks of which formed ~ ),
hydraulic press may even be turned y
the lathe and polished. This suhsts,..
is said to possess the good qualities !.
wood without the defects, such as ws,s
ing and splitting, so that it il su;,s1g.
for making doors and windows. ph.,
has, it is said, been laid down in supS..
for working up these deposits OF h,s
erto waste substance into useful N,
terial.
Basket-making in Germany. whichv,,
begun in modest way not manv wear
ago, developed into an important bnOrI
of industry. It employs no fewer thai
80, 900 people, and the ware finds pros
table market, not only at home but i.
many foreign countries. The demsDd
for the raw material has given quite =
impetus to willow culture in Germsnv
and trees better adapted to the needs \
the manufacturer have been introduced
About 400, 900 hundredweight Of willow
withes are annually imported. The peo
pie of the village of Heinburg, who Re.
deemed 800 acres of swamp lands few
years since. and devoted them to willow
planting, this year realized about 81. $50
from the sale of the withes to the Saxon
and Wurtemburg manufacturers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-09

The Piute Indians of Nevada "''s - )
the habit Of paying annual visits : !, ~,
California coast towns. and some y 60 -,
women married Spaniards at santa ,. ~ 4
which make them acquainted VIZ. .sa.
Christian religion. Through inc n, 49,
ence Of the wives Of the Spania.ros. ~ =,
kindred, several of their Leading -
and women were baptized eacl n
when the annual trip was maze y,
scacoast. Their own religion = Id
bad one, and from it to any O1' Of. s,ep
Christian religion is but q snO.' !. rsi
Strange as il may appear, fne' .,rse
praying peopIe-are peoPle pines
ready to pray or fight. Inc d
Sarah Winnemucca's book u iunrnbllJ
stances where her people were ass s~ost i
in PRAYER. and she herself vas 80. ss y
pray 10 the Great Spirit wnens' =
GOT into trouble prayed aioaJS rs,ss
lled before her enemies on VIZ ~. IL
ACROSS the deserts. - Virginia Ons
Enterprise.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-09
IN WATCHES OF THE nIoHr.

Beneath the midnight moon Of Hay
Though dusk on either hand,
One sheet Of silver spreads the bay,
One crescent Jet the land;
The dark ships, mirrored in the stream,
Their ghostly tresses shake
When viii the dead world cease % dreanl
When viii the morning hreak1
Beneath night no longer May,
Where only cold stars shine,
One gIimmering ocean spreads away
This haunted life Of mine;
And, shattered on the frozen shore,
Ny harp can never wake
When win the dream Of death be DER.
When will the morning breaks
-W1ElfGm Winter, In Harpey's M00nsine
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-09
CLIPPINGS FOX THE CURIOUS.


South Carolina is the only state in
the Union In which 1t is possible to
obtain . judicial divorce for any cause.
Some French scientists now regard
the zodiacal light as simply rejection
Of light from the Illuminated part of
the earth upon an open stratum Of The
atmosphere.
A fine lioness in the Dublin Zoologi-
cal Gardens has shown a curious appe-
tite by commencing to devour herself.
She ate twelve inches of her tail at one
repast, and has since near4y finished
that appendage, and has partially de-
voured one of her fore paws.
Enamel is the hardest tissue Of the
body, and contains not more that two
per cent OF animal matter. Itconsists
OF six-sided fibres set side by side at
right angles to the surfaces of the
dentine. Cement closely resembles
bone and is present only in tho teeth
OF the higher animals.
A species of ant observed in Che
Island of st. Thomas, has been de-
scribed to the French Academy of
Science. A large fire having been
kindled at certain distance frSm the
ant hin, the ants were seen to Isrecipi-
tate themselves into 1t by thousands,
until It was completely extinguiahed.
The chair in which the EngliIh SOW
ereigns for the past 500 years have sat
to be crowned is a rough wooden
affair with a Gothic back. 1t stands
on the backs Of four wooden lions, and
has underneath the seat the famous
''Stone Of Scotland" which the Scottish
sovereigns. down TO the time. when
there were none, knelt on ito be
crowned.
The shell OF crustaceans Ike the
crab and lobster is periodically cSst off,
for the animals continue to gro@ even
after they have reached their mature
form. This mouIting is a very re-
markable operation. How the lobster
can draw its legs from theiE cases
without unjointing or splitting them
was long q puzzle. The flesh becomes
soft and is drawn through thejoints
the wounds thus caused quickly heal
ing.
The Mantchoos, VINO conquered
China, make kind OF drink from the
flesh Of lambs. either by fermenting it,
reduced TO kind Of paste, with the
milk Of their domestic animals. or
bruising it to PUPPY substance with
rice. When matured it is put into
jars and drawn off As needed. Ger
billion says that the rich Mongols leave
mutton to ferment with their sour
milk before they distill 1t. This Is un-
doubtedly the spirit said to be made
from the flesh OF the sheep by the
Taftars in China, Of which the emperors
were so fond.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-09

The first and last thing which is re-
sIuired q geuiua j. the lore IL truth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Win TABLES CLEAR.

The senate closes thss week with its tables
Is considerable amount Of committee work
to DO, Tut with diligence upon the part Of
The various committees their files viii be
uesriy ~ quite empty bY the time the senate
MEETS aLalu.
Time hundred aud twenty-five senate bills
have already been introduced, an unusually
large number Tor the hrst half Of the session.
sud az average Of about seven bills 70 each
~ st0r. However, & will be a comfort 70 the
iaRyrrs aud business men Of the state 10
Know that very many 81 them will never see
The light Of day again.
The uext session will be al 10 o'clock Tues
ssy morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

Contracts are ont for the erection of twenty
good dwelling houses in Union park.
In view of all the improvements being
made by the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pauy on their grounds near Hamline, and
the rapid upbuildng of the two cities In that
direction, it is not strange that our shrewdest
capitalists have invested SO largely in the
Hersey- Woolsey addition, which lies directly
east of Hamine and south of the Northern
Pacific Railroad grounds. We understand
that the Messrs. Hersey and Woolsey have
consented to let their agents, Fairchild e.
Davidson, of 1874 Jackson street, put few
more blocks on sale at last fall prices. This
is certainly rare chance for Investment,
and parties who intend to buy in that locality
had better Witch on" before prices are
marked up.
II is reported that William R. Merriam and
some other ST. Paul gentlemen propose to
purchase a large tract on the northwest OF
Como, where they will locate a track and
erect club house and such other buildings
as are suitable for the accommodation of a
regular gentleman's driving park.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Yesterdays Routine.


E. G.. Rogers to Henry c. McNalr lots 8
and 0, g. Rogers garden lots. 81, 500
Ciement,ne Slebo d Il Bush to Mary A.
Cremer, lot 5 and part of lot4, block 4,
Holcomb's addition. ................... 1000
Joseph Weide to Peter Larson, lot "a,
Weide's subdivision of block ~ Airing
ton Hills addition. Observation-Disclosures. 465
David L. stewart to W. G. Waller, westerly
As feet of lot s, block @, Dawsons addi-
ton. Northumberland. .......... 1,35c
Uri L. Lamprey to Geo. l.. Andrews, lot
"a, block l. Rosedale park. 800
Josephine Gotzian ct al. to Martin Hess,
lot 4, block ], Gotzan's Encouragement
of Sgers addition. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Same to Thomas Hess, lot 3, block /, Got
zian's Encouragement of Sigers addition 800
B. Michel to Michael Fuerst, lot IA block
10, Michael & Robertsons addition. $50
Reuben Warner to Maurice Brown, lot 5
and northwest 4 of lot 4, block 12, Rice
& Irvine's addition. 10, 900
Chas. r. Strong ct al. to VIM. N. Shan
drew, lot 10, clock II, Holcomb's addi-
ton. ................... 5000
William Kissei to Emil Krolmer, lots 0, 10
ana IL. block /, Green's addition. 1000
Emil Krolmer to Eva Kissel, lots 9, 10 and
II, block /, Green's addition. q. c. d.. 1000
Henry II. Lockwood to Chester r. Smith,
lots 16 and II, block 2, Lockwood's addi-
ton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GO1
Same to H. P. Il a 'kell, lot 80, block 3,
lockwood addition. .......... :. 300
II. l.. Williams to Chester rR. Smith, so
feet northwest corner of College avenue
and Wabasha street. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
L. A. Lollinson to C. M Browne, let E,
block 2, Fletchers subdivision of Brew
ster's addition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
BUILDING PERMITs.
The following permits to build were issued
yesterday by Inspector Johnson:
John Britsch, one ald one half story frame
dwelling, 26x2GM. east side of Abe
marie street. between Oliver and Gera-
MUM ........,............. ......... 81, 900
Henry Bndde, one and one-half story frame
dwelling, 14x2G, south side of Pacific
street, between Cypress and Earl. 49,. GOO
Barbara Faulkner, one story frame addi-
ton, l6xl6, north side of Won Minden
street, between Western and ANN. 100
Louise Netzling, one story frame dwelling,
16x20 east side of Payne avenue, be-
tween jerks and Case. ............. 500
Henry Kuhlman one story frame dwelling,
| north side of Scheffer street, between
Park avenue and Rice. ,............... 600
John Nelson, trustee, frame Norwegian
church, 2Sx50, south side Of Lawson
street, between Bradley and Jessie..... $3.50
Total, B.; value. .....,..........A,65 800
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Felt $I.IO Yard at Donaldson's, Stamped
pillow shams only 2Sc pair

An exceedingly artistic almanac is being
distributed free from house TO house in our
city by special carriers, which must certainly
delight every recipient into whose hands it
falls. We refer to the unique annual liter
airy production of the Charles A. Vogler com
pany, of Baltimore, the proprietors OF the
great st. Jacobs Oil remedy, which has
worldwide reputation. 1t is replete with
choice contributions from our country's best
known humorous writers and comic artists,
who in this edition have apparently entered
into friendly rivalry to Guido each other
and exceed the excellence Of their former
efforts.
II is unquestionably an entertaining little
souvenir. and is gotten up aud distributed
in the liberal manner consistent with this
firms broad ideas Of advertising. over 12,
600. 900 million copies of the publication be-
ing distributed simultaneously in this and
foreign countries.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
Routine Report.

The senate was called 70 order st &c o'clock
~ Senator Castle. Dsso,ional exercises BY
the chaplain. Roll called aud Journal sP-
psoved.
nILIs INTRODUCED.
By Scnzsor Comp;on-fa appropriate $500
70 construct state rad in Otter Tai eosasy.
BIZ senator wsgtr-Tor the Pzon0tiOu %
education. Provides Tor the. sssae1lsa2'at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
PERSONALS.

Mr. A. F. Merrell is 10 Detroit, Mich.
j. W. Johnson, of Litehfeld, is in the city.
Chas Ahrens, Brainerd, is at the Wind
sor.
J. q. Taylor, Of willmar, is at tie Mer-
chants.
r. Nudge, of Anoka, Is registered at the
Clarendon.
Chas. Egau and wife, of Gaylord, are at
the Windsor.
Dr. J. E. Bowers, Of Rochester, is at the
Metropolitan.
4. D. Andrews, of River Falls, is at the
Merchants.
WIN. Douglas, of Livingston, was in the
city yesterday.
c. A. Rose, OF Blue Earth City, is stopping
at the Clarendon.
German Powers, of Granite Falls, was in
the city Yesterday.
W. r. Montague, Duluth, was at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
VIM. NJ. LLOYD Jr., OF jamestown, was in
the city Yesterday.
Z. l.. and Mrs. Powell, of waitsburg, n.
W. T., are at the Metropolitan.
d. B. Herbert, Red Wiug.aud II. J. Small,
BraiBerl, are at the Merchants
X. NJ. Hunter and Webster Eaton, Duluth
were at the Metropolitan yesterday.
John A. Burnett, DEVILS Lake. aud Jacob
Zimmerman, Duluth, are at the Windsor.
Fred F. Huntrrs and Vim. F. Thompson
OF Duluth, were at the Merchants yestg rday.
Mrs. II . L. Wheat returned to the city on
Tuesday from pleasant visit to her home In
Wheeling, W. Va.
T-a, SI.,,, ,,I - S.-e-
corners, leave tonight for au extended trip
to New Orleans aud The south.
Mr.. Frank Brown, with Field & Mahler,
who has been so sick With con iesiion of the
lungs, Is slowly but surely recovering.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Mickey, OF Summit
avenue, will leave for Washington, New
York aud other eastern cities in n nav or so.
W. J. Bennett Of Brooklyn, \. Y, who
has been visiting friends here for the past
two months, returned to his home on Thurs
day
Mr. Austin butcher, Que of the old time
conductors ol s.. Paul and noS running a
train on the east rud Of the Omaha road, is
90 a visit to friends in St Paul.
Mr. J. $ Robertson, Of the firm Of B .
Presley x Co. leaves for New Orleans on
Tuesday. and for an extended trip To Jack
snuville. Baltimore. Nashin gton. Wv YORK
and Boston. Mrs Robertson Will accompany
him to New Orleans.
AT CHICAGO.
Special Telegram
CHICAGO. Feb. All. Suffel AID wife, Of
Hailoek, Mimi. are Stopping a: the IRE
mont.
J. G. Thorp aud Fred. A. Feall, Eau Claire,
Wis, aud A. II. Fitz, Of jamestown, D. T.,
are a, the fremont
Northwrsteruers al the sherman are T. c.
March, " Minneapolis; C. II. Porter, OF
wiuoua. and George II. RSthmzu, Of Mitch
eli. y. T.
A. ". Ferris aud p n Jones, Of SILVIA
ter. are chartered al the Grand Pacific
H. c. Jones and J. ". Taylor. OF s.. Paul.
aud Hans Maitson, of Minneapolis, are quar-
tars-d At the Grand Pacific
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
CHICAGO
special Telegram
Gri~rs t;Iycerine.

The oest on earth. eau truly BE ssid OF
6rigIs' G,yerrine Sslve. which Is : sure cure
for cuts. bruises. scaids. burns. wouuds, and
al other sores. WI positively cure piles,
letter and al skin erupsious- Try this Won
der heainr. Satisfaction guaranteed 81 noaey,
refunded only s5 esats- For sale b. p.
J. Dreis, s. Paul, Minn-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
NAcHISERY.
WASHINGTON STEAM ENGINE WORKS
DEPFW z co.

DEBE" q CTS
Manufacturers Of Steam Engines and Boilers,
Mil and Elevator Machinery Engine Trimmings,
Wrought Iron ips ard Fittings. Iron and Brass
Work Of al descriptions. Special attention given
to Repair Work. Osiee and Works: Terminus
Lztayefte Ayenae strs.t cars, ST. PAUL, MISE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08
DEALING IN FROZEN DIRT.
Marked Improvement in st. Paul
Real Estate Owing to the
Warmth of the Weather.
Considerable Action in Como Park Property
Owing to the Purchase of the
Northern Pacific.
A Lively Feeling in West st. Paul Owing
to the Levee Construction
Other News.
The Weeks Review.

A decided change has taken place in the
condition Of the real estate market. Though
there has been no marked improvement in
the number of transactions, yet inquiries
are more frequent, prices are tirmer, and
throughout there are indications of more ac-
tive market. One dealer sold Two lots In
Woodland park for the same price that was
asked for them last year, and thus far moth
ing has been sold for less than last fall
prices.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25
The New BiahoP of London.

The appointment Of Dr.. Temple to the See Of
London secures al able man for most important
position In whatever position DR.. Temple bal
been placed he has slzags done magnificent work
He has bssl assailed for freed0n Of opinion, bat
his very enemies have IN time become his fast
friends DR.. Temple is the son Of the late Majol
OotzEi7s Temple, az one time Lieutenant GoTernog
OF Sierra Leone. de vas born al Santa Maria
Iouiau Islands n ls21- He has educated al
Bl1ndsiFs School, GTertou and At Ballot College
OXFORD where hs graduated b. A. as 4 double fra:
elzss n lS42- he Afterwards became = fellow Of
his college and mathematical Lecturer. He va1
ordained deacon N NAY 1886, and took pZiestI
orders N Mar lof7. From 1Bl5 TO 1655 he Eal
Principal Of Eneliers Hall, tanning college neal
IEiekenhzEl- The three following years be "a,
inspector Of training schools From IS55 to 1sfz
be yzs Head Master Of Rugby, position b.
allied N manner which gave him a name through
oct Erglznd and the Colonies. He Eas a mos
pop1lar head master; firm bat kind, and many q
E1zn IN verT widely separated countries and lands
Doctor" He had the EondsEful faculty Of know
ing eTery boy cot Of the 800 OF 600 under hi
srpeFgision- feS Eords i1dieiOusiy PIT IN have
and have helped to make s-gr Of What vas lia6le
to degenerate into sonething TeTy unnanly. II
rzs this gentle, manly style which 90 endeared
hin 70 the boJs- To him and 70 the hne body Of
Dsn EhoD be had sro1nd him, several men here
owe deep debt Of gratitude, for they implanted
nrmlg the idea that there i york IN the World q
Be done and tie work no matter what 1t Vas
4n11l1 - done Is ZEutle11el-
In Iss9, DR.. Temple Sas eoussczated 70 the Ses
of Exeter. At FIRST be vas viewed With ani1aOsiiy
and suspicion b. many Of his clerzy oEin2 10 hii
o0unsctiol With the celebrated @EEsays and Re
Tlszs bat al that has been lived down, aud b
nog a. Btshop Of L1ndon, occupies the most I'M
p1rtsut See u the Kingdom. Il Il 70 Be hoped
that be may live long 10 impress himself thorough
" upon s1e6 diocese IS LondGn Il he asIurrdls
siii make a MIGHTY change IN Il. Dr.. Ternpis
as the Pail Nal Ggssffs plts L -af once a
adniuiEtEztor ard Churchmzu, a MN Of til
void and . statfznar.7 The tame paper fuzthel
ada that IN Loua0l there has beea TOO nnch-tr
All TOO llttle PlEpose- aout the saTi1g Of the sol
IN eternity. What - wanted nov u I little NOR
attelti11 pad 70 ts a1iTafioa Of aoul and body Il
time A. vel a. eternity. Heaven i all very vel
FOX ndird1AA hereafter, b1l tas great thing i 4
1l-kn soDs Eubstautlal progress IN the work 81
establishment Of he Divine KinzlOm On Earth a
Il = IN bezyen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25
Cspturna Crfuinal.


Hzrshzl Sore aerouparied b. Captain Mehr-
tE1s made g visit 10 nzmber Of opil- dels and
gazblIHg houses OF the might Of the 18th. bat
thelr guest f1r criminals resulted Up to nearly
Midnight, n AL the e-lftT OrieutaIs being either
appr1sed q thsir presence abo1t town or else q
lax q business es1si1e 4 slzckuezz II trade
AbozE Midnight footsorE and weary, the tEsin
Eea1-ered II tie vicinity Of the G1TeEuneai
lastzlznZses sEzspicious movement IN Of the
ChI1se Is-sseEs-hF ez1sed Inquiry, the result BE-
~ descent gpO1 room. the capture Of = emo
~ AID two h1ETls u nPiara- Later, entrznes Ess
0ottl1s1- zfrer the performances Of scne ground
and l1ftg tz-bliag INTO another hozse the rziderz
arriving izss IN tine % hsar the Hszutei- party
tzEEg leg bail fhruazh 4 Eind0z fzftho1,
oYeuIzg q and 4 search shozed that be had ear.
rie1 soss Ezlf-z-cOzsu TINS Of the forbidden drug
zIta hil-- Ihe zrEEsted party Oh being b-o1ght
beiorE JE1zs bleksrto1 ~ the % inst vas foznd
g1tity % smoking 0pizE- ssursucsd 20 % dzys in
priso1zezt and sze Of go
o. the eTEziEz Of lzst S1aday, tie 22ud
instant Captain .Hehrteas, With = pose ol
poiIes. made a ss7zssf1l raid 1poa one Of tia
1zost csc-P!ets z1d zristoc-ztic Chi1ess gambling
Egcses L this city aid succeeded IN capturing
1I-e CEt-ess -ho lad bss1 e1zzzed IN the zllur-
III game Of @Ez1 tan Bssides seczrTnz the
gzzbssEs the oasce- czptErsd 4 conpiete and e.
psazFe o1tat- al Of which rss1zins al the POLES
Staten awaiting AZ OEueT. Not having nor being
abe . obtzl1r kz7Eie5Zs Of any r7o1ey vo1 o.
Aost the arrested parties we're all charged With Tio-
lEtiag The Sahbzth and each deposited SO bail
ard dzlT foFfestsd Il 70 sppezEznos beng Hads
Al the cylrt q HaE-dzs. The enerzetie Martens
prgEldes szzi1st thErz beng 10 coin fog pay a
police By lesEing legal eouiribztioa on criminals
AID furnishing e1ozZh Eac1eJ monthly 70 the Gov
er17f1szt fos hts osE saisET. His record il good
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25
poatA sg CD q Cd.

ArotAsr cf the caa and vel ks,swa. sid snivsy>
SLY rsspects2 ressesnts II rs cry, Czgeata J.
" Oat. has crossed the rfrsr ef DEATH, 3erartinss
tbs he Il LILO ,. ysStersy a. hts res,lecce On
Fcncn howl street. hRxi1g rsacAal the allrancei
se q . ysa-s AID nscnthx the eaEse. parslysis.
he vas AcrR II Fhiis3sirAia. Pa. and has essn
= ressaens q tAis city tcr nsaray 81 yea-s lie
leares via and tccr scns, tAree q wAcn rsstSe
II this CITY, and cre, Lcris A.. b areaasrtcf Ncr~
wsch. Ccna. Ths aSed Ferx1srcf hB scys and ser~
rvEs tAEs saGiy parted feca htm Who fcS -afsy
icnS yeas q szasAise and sscra,- - been ets
sad and ecr3tcrssr, recsiTes tAa sTUpa.hy q the
vhrie ecraarzatty. - uhsch the GAxsrrs sa,s IL
t-iez.e. The De- eass3 uas Esnteec q tAs Ma
scnic f-atersity ard other secret erraEfxskccs u
t1rs CITY AID taers VII ce Theoretically la-se a.
tertnce q rsehers a. the last riess u heir 1ea
brother. the funeral taking place 81 ,. frcsa
In Bethel Chr-ch-
As said Csrt. Gas was vel known. especially
tcr 1is KIND ard Sertle uaz1er an6 his EsRercos
heart Nc spresd Was ever rta3e " ham tcr aid for
TIE Sc1ert1s Or untcrtruats eat fcana rsa5y ~
spcnse II speech cr aet3on- ~GeEerc1s 20 = tsnlt
serrid se bis spftsph. cue VEL earned ~ hi-
Ter hrs many gocG acts daring hts.