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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-28
SORGHUM SUGAR.

The agricultural department has
practically declared the profitable pro.
ducti0n of sorgum sugar a failure. Ii
can lie made but il costs too much
Mr.. Decker, the eXncrt, sent out Ia
Hutchison, Kansas, reports A. follows:
This factory was built and operated
bv learned chemist. having high
scholarly attainments, and his calcula-
tons gave the exact amount of sugar
that would be produced But his cal
culaiions were at fault somewhere. for
the season closed without developing
a single pound of sugar.
1.-The next season. 1888. the service
of Professor ManguS Swenson. of the
Wisconsin university. was secured as
superintendent. The result of the
seasons work was 1000 900 pounds of
sugar. This was heraidcd by Kansas
spectators Is the solution OF the SUI
gar question. bat the facts were that
the cost of production was far in adj
vance of the amount received for the
sugar. and the company became bank
rupi. The property not being sEIta-
blt iot ''iNi lhi l't~1-- siubAiti thpi
was decided upon, and Professor
Swcnson placed in the position of SUI
pcrinIcnAcnt for the season of 1884.
That season has now passed, and the
result shows 100000 pounds of sugar.
but again at heavy loss in cost of
production. and this factory will pro-
baby not be run again for making su-
gar from sorghum.
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1T DON'T LIKE THE IDEA

The ingalls, boom for.thc presidency
j. growing. II has left Leavenworth,
has passed through Atchison and has
reached Omaha. where the Republican
thinks il Is time for the West to throw
Oh subordination to ''thc cflcte and
dominecring East" This is pretty
talk in 1885. but in 1888 Kansas will
step up and take her medicine with
the rest of the girls. We had been
led TO believe that Kansas was in body
and soul, before and after convention
for that grand old Statesman of that
grand old Western state of Maine
Kansas City Times.
The political boom of such man "a
Ingalls, could run in no other dircc-
ton than 10 the loyal North. When
il comes 10 the Sni IIcll~ of Missouri
Il JEFF Davis boom would be found 10
work better and we are surprised that
the Times is got at any indication to
the contrary
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FREEPORT.
FREEPoRT, June 9th, 1885

FREEPoRT, June 9th, 1885.
To tie Editor Of the EAGLE
Without the fear of contradiction
we do assert that the young city of
Freeport does far exceed in growth
any of the young towns now being
planted in southwestern Kansas.
Where can we point to a town in all
this broad land with the natural re-
sources and substantial growth OF
Frceport. Think of II. Only two
months since where the CITY now
stands in her majestic splendor was
wild prairie. To-day we boast of at
least fifty good substantial dwelling
and business houses, with a population
of nearly 200. In addition we have
two large lumber yards, a fine railroad
depot and grain elevator; also a large
hotel now in course of completion. Ii
is indeed surprising, but true, that
here in this beautiful and fertile valley
of the Chikaskia will soon be not only
a large commercial center, but one Of
the very best grain markets in south
western Kansas. Old wheat is now
being sold here daily. Thousands Of
bushels have been shipped from this
point within the past six weeks. We
understand that Il large grain ware
house is to be built here 10y the time
the new wheat is ready for market.
There is also large Touring mill in
contemplation. The ground, we learn.
has been secured on which a bank
building will be erected; also several
will soon be commenced, including a
building for printing Oilicr. In fact,
a score or more Of carpenters and 9th
er mechanics are constantly employed,
and the sound of the saw and hammer
is not only pleasant TO the ears of the
citizens, but even charms the visitor
To the extent of making an iuves tment
at once, and ere he is fairly over his
surprise the carpenters are at work
building him house. either dwell
ing or business house. or both. Such
is the true state of affairs al thi, writ
ing. What we mag have to write of
the progressive future of Freeport,
the Lord only knows. ONO.
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STATE RFFORMATORY

The gentlemen who comprise the
board appointed TO locate the state
reformafory are still in the city and
still patiently listening 10 the tales of
the travellers from the ambitious
cities. Col. Severance begins to stoop
little under his load and likes 10 find
a cool breeze and quiet rs early rs
midnight. Mr.. Bonebrake has lost
none of his calInness, though there are
traces of care on his pale. thoughtful
brow. Ell. Smith i getting gray and
has had one attack of collie which he
can't trace 10 any other cause
The board has not yet rcceissed APP
piicaiions from all the towns visited
and will not make selection until all
are heard from with accompanying
propositions. The selections will
probably not be M L. until some time
next week. Commonwealth.
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THAT THERE COLLEGE.

We learn from a member of The
local conference committee that, IL
stated in the News last week, some oi
them had understood that the confer
encc committed stood ready Ia pledge
the conference for sum equal Ia any
donation. but when they got 10 Wich-
ita and met the committee in their
room they refused 10 give any aSsur-
ance beyond a simple promise To take
up collections twice a year in both
Sabbath school and church and Ia
put an agent in the field 10 solicit
subscriptions and patronage. An
other point that disappointed
our committee was the action of the
Nickersou man and Revs. Cline and
Asher. George. of NIckcrson. voted
every time against Hutchinson. and
Cline and Asher were also against il.
Revs. Cline and Asher's opposition is
attributed To a personal feeling against
The church here. while Georges Is
supposed To come from some puerile.
fancied rivalry between Hutchinson
and his station. Nickerson. But be
that a il NAV. the News has no fault
TO find with any of the gentlemen, but
on the contrary extends To them its
heartfelt thanks. and predicts that
within two wears the rest of our citi-
zens will be doing the same thing
Hutchison News.
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CLEARWATER.

CLEARWATER, June q.
Harvesting has commenced in good
earnest The wheat is much better
than was anticipated. From reports
of many farmers the wheat crop will
be worth as much money as it was in
the season of 1884. Early planted
corn will be just immense. The later
planted while much of it is doing well
yet the web-worm has done great
damage TO many fields. From the
general outlook, so far as this vicinity
is concerned, grass, oats, wheat,
corn, potatoes and fruit will
gladden. the heart of the most
of our farmers, which will alike
cheer the hearts of the business world.
Building is still going on, 20 with the
completion of the residences already
in process Of construction our city by
November will be the pride of every
citizen and admired by every stranger.
Preparations are going on for a
real good old fashioned 4th of July
picnic celebration, with good music.
a good evening Grafton by your fellow
townsman, Judge Campbell, many
pithy responses to patriotic senti-
ments by our best talent, good bas-
ket picnic dinner and choice singing,
and last, not least, the funny procession
by the Calithumpians with these "fun
for the boys" all will conspire to
make it gala day which was fore
Swallowed by the venerable Adams in
i776 and faithfully participated in by
all good citizens ever since.
Our popular young merchant, Smith
Wiley, has bought the stock of fine
groceries of NJ. II. Tompkins and
rented the new store room of DIR.
Wilson, and fitted i; up in the most
c elegant style and now starts of un-
der the most advantageous circum-
stances. Success to the enterprise.
Our railroad bridge is again re-
paired and is all right. The road
bridge will be ready for travel in a
few days. ALPHA.
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A FAILURE.

The New Orleans exposition come;
out a complete failure financially.
The south lack the enterprise tor run
ming such show successfully. Tho
total number of visitors TO the fair
during all the time it was open was l :
ljS,s40. The Philadelphia centennial
which was open but little while
longer was visited by 1910, 1888 persons
Making all the allowance for the differ.
cnce in the avowed nature of the two
entertainments, there still remains {
good solid balance TO the discredit Of
the New Orleans authorities.
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Our in the irrigated country, where
ii was deemed necessary TO dig about
500. 600 worth of bitches to furnish
water. the Garden City Sentinel says:
The marshal had 4 force out on the
street "Wednesday putting the gutter
in order to drain the street Ii
grows more and more apparent aS
the ram fall increases that our streets
should and will have To lie graded.
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POOR OLD MISSOURI.

Senator Vest has gone 10 Washing
ton 10 prefer charges of offensive
pariisanship against Theo. Case, post
master at Kansas City, who is the
editor of the Scientific Magazine
Anything that looks like newspaper
OF magazine is rank poison TO the av.
erage Missouri Democrat. They had
a law once to hang man for
tor learning negro how to read; in
fact, lot of Missouri Democrats
came up into Kansas and passed that
same law here. OF course now that
they are in the saddle "A man who
writes for a magazine will never be
permitted to hold a postofiice' God
is just but his judgments do seem a
little severe AT times.
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THE SPIRIT AND TEMPER

Speaking of Severance, reminds me
of Col. John. now of AXtell. for whom
the Doniphan town was named. lie
was on the train last SUNDAY: he j.
president of the board who will locate
and build the new Rcformatory insti-
tution-the prison TO which, when
completed, Young convictS will bc
sent. The members of the board have
Just visited sixteen towns that are
anxious 10 secure the Rcformatory.
and Col. Severance saws he has seen
more OF Kansas and i more proud of
the state than ever before. lie saws
only one man asked him what town
would get il: the reply was = don't
know. the jury is now out
told him that Prof. Bishop. of
Salina. had Just been down To Harper
county and bought some prairie at -
an acre. and believed that il would lie
worth double that amount within 4
wear II think he is right" said the
Colonel And so they all talk who
have been 10 our new counties this
wear The visitor shares the euthus-
iaSm eff the settler. Col. :. likes the
soil and the spirit and temper of the
AttIlt. NV agt W ltit-hN AAAlA VI
energy and progress. improving their
farms and beautifylng their towns
lie SAYS the land will all be occupied
and improved: some of the settlers
will become discouraged and return.
but other men will take their places
Kansas never takes backward step.
Col. :. visits his old county in New
York nearly every year and he has
been there this year: they have long
been coming 10 Kansas from that To-
cality and this year they have the
Kansas fever more than ever. He
says he could easily depopulaie the
county by making a canvas for Nan
sas among his friends and neighbors
The Young men who are still left
there seem to think it a reproach 10
stay there; they feel that they are
looked down upon rs lacking in abili-
ty, courage and enterprise: the feeling
is all-pervasive that the smart fellows
go west and that those who remain
tied 10 their mothers apron strings
are stupid.-Hiswatha World.
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The New York Tribune thus de-
scribcs Gen. John 4. lialderman. for
merly of Kansas: "lie i a tall. fine
looking man of about fifty-fiye. His
bearing is soldierly. \ pair of massive
shoulders support well shaped head.
His face, tanned by exposure TO a
tropical sun, is surrounded by a full
gray beard. cut short. The hair is
quite black. He wore loose fitting
suit OF clothes. English in texture.
French in cut and Siamese in color
An international black stovepipe COW
cred his head. and in his right hand
he carried Quaker umbrella"
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observation, except by writing or
printed words, without increase of
postage.
2. All newspapers sent from the Of
fee of publication, including sample
copies, or when sent from a news
agency, to actual subscribers thereto,
or to other news agents, shall be en-
titled to Transmission at the rate Of
one cent per pound or fraction thereof,
the postage to be prepaid.
3. The weight of all single rate let
tiers is increased from one-half of one
ounce each or fraction thereof to one
ounce each or fraction thereof. The
same increase of weight is allowed for
drop letters, whether mailed at sta
tons where there is free delivery or
where carrier service is not estab-
lished.
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ONLY PARTIAL

The topeka Capitals enterprise may
be profitable, but il Is certainly not
very instructive or reliable, when it
comes 20 the Reformatory delegations.
The Major had better stir ont himself
or send somebody who knows how 10
catch on TO the most prominent feat
urcs. Furthermore, il never hurts
anybody to wiring in little truth es-
specially when a pretcnce is made that
all the facts and interests have been
interviewed and represented.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-28

The Mt. Hope Mentor is kindly in
formed that the reason why the EAGLE
did not reply TO nor notice the infer
nally low lie about supporting saloons
and church-burners was because we
knew that everybody else knew that
il was lie. The Mentor made no
mistake in giving its understanding of
the EAGLES position.
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NEW RATES OF POSTAGE

On July lst the following important
changes will be made in the rates of
postage:
l. ANY article in a newspaper or
other publication may be marked for
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DR.. VIM, HALL.

Cures all Blood aud skin Diseases. Kidney and
BLADDER trouble. and all diseases Of the uri-
nary organs Private diseases speedily cured
males successfully treated of ali diseases
p, altar Ia their EEK Consultation free and in
vited. ONCE. rooms and over Woodman' =
bank, North Main street. Call or address Z.
y. Box H., Wichita, Kansas. i2.l-3m'
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Mrs mr. Sprfop

The noted magnetic healer, is located at No.
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit OF her wonder
ful healing power. Charges reasonable.
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SPECIALISTS.

Magnetic physician. Cures diseases of every
name and nature by gretic treatment, with
out medicine His cures speedy and per
mansnt, and charges reasonable Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from distr ICE
can boar'i with him n reasonable rates. Office
Ton south Water street, Wichita, Kansas.
Irr
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Professional Piano Tuner and Rspsirsr Ref
ersnces. Csthaiine Russell and thomas shaw
& Co. All pianos timed by the wave system
the only method thA; VIII tune YOUR piano p~r-
feet and make il sound charming Work Guar
Snteed. Leave orders with Thomas shaw 4
Co. music deslers Douglas ave.
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Geo. W. Thomson.

The Photographer Pictures in all sires and
STYLES. lie also carries sh- finest assortment
Of picture frsmee in the city. Give him q
friendly cali and examine samples dan
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A. @. Lowell.

General hon.e renting business, wichita.
Kansas. Room No. over Larimer 4 ssinsor
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN |
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them.

Men q Kip Boots all solid only sl7o
Mem N. K. Calf Boots al solid only 2oO
Men Kip Shoes, all solid. working shoe, LOO
Men Fine Dress Shoes all styles only 100
inc worked las
incl at las
FineB Shoes, work Ted las
Chdreus 8 to 30
Chdrens sizes Ito 4,
Children Tipped School button, to &c
It strange how . vs "
chuck equally n acknow-
edge competition excellence goods
styles and also low prices al the Red Front.
A. ALLEN.
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{. o. Parsons & Co.
Rodaers.

Law. Real Estate sni Insurance Omee on
Lawrence Avenue, first door south 4 Bank Of
Commerce. NictiiA. Kansas G--f
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS-ATLAW.
Edward 0'Bryan,
torney. Office with Jno X. Parsons, over
Kansas National Bank.
]. n. BaIderston,
AT-osSKY AT Law, Wichits, sedgwick county
isn=ss Once In Centennial Block. l93-tf
Joseph Koenig,
Attorney-at-lsw. Once on Douglas avenue.
over Lynch's dry goods store. dS-u
Ino. D. Davis,
Attorney at Law. Once over Wichita National
Bank. dJc&wy-sm
]. C. Milton,
Attorney al Law and Pension Attorney, Office
in Eagle block, over ii Il 1T. furniture store
Wichita Kansas dl6-lms
James +. Major,
Attorney at Lew. Will practice in all Kansas
courts. Collections q speciality, Clearwater
Kansas.
Hatton & Rugples,
Attorneys at Law Eagle Block, Wichita, X an
W. p CANPBELL- e. RkED
Campbell & Reed,
Attorneys at Law. ll3 Douglas avenue, Wich'
TIA. Kansas d56t-tf
J NJ HUMPHHEY. D. HUME
Humphrey E. Hume,
d2sl-tf
G. W. C. Jones,
At,orney-at-lsw. Once in Eagle block, ovel
Hovey 4 Co. g dry goods store 1s-9,-tf'
O. IL. Bentley. r. Hatfield, &C. Bentley
Bentley, Hatfield & Bentley,
Attorneys at Law ONCE in Terrell Block OPP
posite Postofice, wichita, Has dI.s u
W ADAMS GEo. ". ADAMS
Adams E. Adams,
Attorney at Law. VIII practice in state and
federal courts. Office in Eagle Block wichita
karsas. uiSo-
Harris, Harris T. vermiIIion,
Attorneys AT Law, Commercial block Wien
TIA, Kansas
-. coIIIs,,s. RoBT. PIAT1
Ceilings & Piatt,.
Attorneys at Law. Will practice in both STATE
and Federal courts. Office In Temple block
Main street second stairway north OF Post
office. Wichita, Kansas -
O. D. Kirk,
Attorney at Law-Room No. ), U S. Land
1lice building. Wichita, Kansas.
{. D. uoJsroS. p W BENTLEY
Houston & Bentley,
Attorneys n Law. Office over Kansas Ma
tionaI bank. Wichita. Kan.
E. n. Brown,
auctioneer. Clearwater. Kansas. l0s-3m'
IF. lauck,
Attorney at Law. first door north Of S
Land Office, in Commercial Block. wichita,
kansas Special attention given to all nds oil
business connected with the u. $ Land Office.
&C. RuggIes,
Attorney at-iaw. Office over No. 81, Main
street. Wichita, Kansas. 81
W. F. Walker,
Attorney at Law. Office over Kansas Ma
iiOnsl bank.
o. A. Mitchell,
Attorney-st-law and collection agent. No IA
Main street. Wichita. Kansas iS-o
Morris & Iewett,
Attorneys-at- Law. Office Temple El.ck
PHYSICIANS.
Drs. Mccoy & Purdy,
onlcc az Main street, over Hecft n sons store,
Wichita, Mans ieleph"I' AZ ife.i'Htt
dl3-sm'
G. n. Tebo, N. D.,
Physician, surgeon and accoucher Diseases
of Females n specially of,.ce 40 Douglas ave-.
Door No, 9 Residence i0- south tHrolia
avenue ai"'-u.
C. A. Wilson, N. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Office southeast
corner Main and First street, just opposite
the county building. dl.l-tf
E. 3. Rentz, N. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Office over Fuller 4
Sons grocery.
G. N. Bibbee, N. D.,
Office AMI residence, 81 Douglas avenue,
south side Barnes block, over Derby's Imple-
ment store, Wichits, kansas dlt3- I'm
Or. W. S. McBurnie,
ofnce and residence No. l23 North Main street,
opposite 4. -. Special attention paid 10
diseases of women and nervous and skin dis
eases and electricity. Office hours : to 10 A. N.
and to 4 p. NJ. and at night. dt5-u
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ARCHITECTS.
r wpeks 4 Snn
Willis Proudfoot.

Architects and Contractors. Works Reason
able All work guaranteed. Shop and Office
3l1 Main street, opposite Occidental Hotel
Wichita. Kansas ins-lms
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DENTISTS.
DR.. 4. e.. Dean.

Or. ]. C. Dean,
DESTIsT. Opposite the postofi1ce. Teeth ex-
trscted without pain. I2-5I-
Or. W. L. Doyle,
DKSTI-G Office over Barnes 4 Sons drug
tore. Centennial block. Wichita. a.
D. W. Smith,
DENTIST. Eagle building. Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas.
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Mrs. S. T. Hendrickson,
MISCELLANEOUS
Frank I. HosS

Private Detective and professional stock
hunter; strsyed and stolen stock = syeciaI;y
l am connected with professional men in every
town in south west hansSs The patronage of
the public respectfully solicited. OF C. VAL
ley Ceuire. Kansas diiSwls-lm.
z II. FaRsoNs FRANK wr
r-,
att'y st Law Rssl Estate and
4 NotSry Public Notary Public
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-NTSIC TEACHERS.
Eva A, Bates.

Teacher Of Pisno. Violin and theory late Of tn.
Cincinnati College OF Music. For terms cal
on or address t.9 North Main street or Col
linss fistt's law Office. Wichita. Kansas
i.ra-,f
Mrs. S. T. Hendrickson,
Teacher ofPisno. Organ snd Theory. 49, North
Market street tla--tf
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Terry & Oumont

Architects sni Sup-rintendenis. Office Greer
\ HAYS new block, corner Douglas avenue an
W alter Street. Wichita. Kansas. L. -. box 80
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CriSt & Rush.

Architect snd superintendent Office in Eagle
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Architects and superintendent. oflce In
Rows block. Wichita. Kansas eff
Slower 4 Bachtel,
Contractors sui builders, on FIRST street IVES
If County building
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-06
TIE O. A. 2. -ESCAlPN-ST.
Tao Next Session Of Which w.E DO
EelS aS px~d Crc.fS

The fame OF Red Cood as Fan i'm
por;ani Nebraska city IS Ia. spresjin:
OYER the -is,e. during las; week while
the grand eGoAm?uleai va. in se
.on 2: Beatrice. !: xa. decided to h1l.
tie nc1i session "a The Republican
Valley, and Rel Cloud ~as Chosen q.
! he place. The fact TIA. Bel Cloud
VA chosen .1r the next encsmppent
SPEAKS well lo- the efforts pui forth by
the representatives O. Garfield Poet, g
4 T. No -, % lbs city. Comrades
Warren and Bohy who. u..Gs a com
mon phrase, Ecye. let up" unii. II
va. decided. Now then, from the
common routine OF events, i: : cus-
,oIEary 10 have the so,d.ers' reunion
follow the eEcampment, 60 tLat in the
same year re NIL IN al probability
have e grand soldiers reunion in Red
C.oul, which is ces,aia!y a. fine a
pace a. there j. n the state for such
Az event. THg CHiEY f-el highly
pleased over tac fact that the ne-l en-
cAmpmsn, !, u lie 10 this CT; aad we
believe TIA; tie brave boys vino wen:
a. ineir coun!ry's call in the dark day,
OF the rebellion viii have 10 reason 10
regret la INK decide t. hold il here.
for our people viii give them = royal
welcome. We have every facility :U5
care of the BOYS, having s!I
commO!ious hotels which vii! he equal
to take care Of all who come. During
.Ae session, Captain 4. Y. Cole. oGJuu-
ia,a..was elected department command
or; j II Cre ON, Senior Nics-Co,n-
nander j u DAVIS, Junior yice-Com- |
DIR Stone. medical director |
comrade ONe.l, chaplain, after which |
lie whole affair wound up with a grand
fire.