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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-03
TUE EvANGELIsIl0 MEETINGS
Continue to Draw and Attract People an,
Accomplish Much Good,

Continue to Draw and Attract People and
Accomplish much Good.
The great interest iuthe meetings being
conducted at the Capitol rink by the
eyangelists, Miss Jennie Smith and Miss
Addie Sherman, continues to grow. Both
ladies were present at last nights meet.
Ing, and the results Of the evening were
remarkable. Many seekers were at the
altar or stood up In the audience. There
Is every indication Of a profound awaken.
ing. II the Christian people rally to the
help OF the determined leaders, the re.
naming evenings Of this week will be
memorable.
The meetings to-day will be as follows:
In the forenoon at 10 o'Clock--prayer and
conservation OF u o'clock RAILROAD time)
at the Baltimore & Ohio shops, and at Z
o'clock in the Capitol rink. The usual
services will be held in the rink In the
evening. All are cordially invited. As
many as will are invited 10 90 10 the rail.
road shops and aid in singing.
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RoadmIL.Ion III tho NaIlers.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial. Ga.
seLs says: The committee appointed to
meet the committee OF the nailers, heaters
and rollers will meet this afternoon and
arrange the details OF the readmission of
the latter to the AmalGamation. There IL
now no doubt Of the almost unanimous
vote OF the ~AmalGamatIon to reRdmit.
There is a, feeling that much Of the in
telligence and ability Of the association
was lost in the secession OF the nailers and
heaters. They feel also that the secession
had a ealutary effect on the nailers and
that hereafter no other breaks will occur.
MIR. Hunter, q mailer, said last night:
ave do not come back a whipped and
Inundated body. We have preserved an
unbroken front and repelled all attacks Of
the manufacturers and borne our own ex-
penses. We are not whipped, and would
not be even II We remained outgide. How
ever, we are mutually dependent, and 1t Ia
we'll that VIC should be under one govern.
ment aud pursue the same road"
William Weihe, President Of the Anal
gamation, met the nailers yesterday and
received their petition for readmission.
He, II is understood, isvery anxious to re.
admit, and will make q speech in favor OF
II, as will also Secretary Martin.
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LIS Good %. coll Dry eCheapest
VEL Il

-
stage OF the wAtsr nnd Movements oK.ths
~HtehmboRtS.
The river last night was 3 feet Ii inches
and falling,
Yesterdays rainS wore general, and will
raise the river.
The beacon.light steamer Lily has gone
into retirement at Cincinnati for tho pres.
ent.
The Pittsburgh coal works is In Mr..
RoCkshouBen's hands now, the Sterritts
having retired.
The Scotia Is due up to-day and the
General Pike down, In the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati trade.
The Hudson passed Louisville all right
on Monday, and should arrive at St. Louis
the latter part OF the week. She will no
doubt give a good account Of herself In
the ". Louis and Evansville trade.
The coal men are anxious to have the
dam at Davis Island raised as Boon as pos.
Bible "a they want to get their coal brought
out OF the pools and placed at their re-.
speCtiye Landings, 30 az 10 be ready for
the first rise.
A little steamboat called the Cincinnati,
and owned by some OF the Ohio River
rail road contractors, exploded her boiler
at LetArt Monday, blowing Of one arm Of
Capt. Sam Price, the engineer, aud scald.
Ing a boy so badly that lie Is not expected
10 live.
Tie W. N. Chancellor passed lip yester.
day on her way from Charleston to Pitts.
butgh. She will pass down on her return
trip tomorrow morning. This steamer
IL Justly popular by reason Of her reliGbil.
ity and the clever treatment passengers
and shippers receive from the officers.
AT Patkersburg, Just as the Shirley was
ready 10 back out, a young couple came
on board and registered as Mr.. Beeler and
Miss Bosworth. AT Aberdeen, the Gfetna
oil America, they left the boat, and
subsequent events developed the fact that
II was q runaway match, II was under.
that both parties are under age and
residents Of Marietta, '
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WAGES OF IRON WORKERS
ALlttls sympOsium Of Eastern and WestsEn
Miu Owners,

Mr.. George A, Laughlin, Secretary Of
the Junction Iron Works, at Mlngo, Ohio,
was at the M~OnOngahelR House last night,
says the Commercial Gazette Of yesterday.
He said;-"I do not think that the manu-
tacturers are in any better shape to pay
the S. so rate for boiling than they were
last year, as the card rate Tor irou ia no
better, II assgood. The members OF the
A~malgamatlon, however, think that the
introduction Of natural gas means q profit
in the matter OF production and demand
their share vi 1t. This great trouble is that
we have to compete in all OF our manu-
isctures with the cheap labor OF the East
ern mills. We are not Immediately effect
ed by this meeting, as We signed the IS.
cent scale in February for one year, and
will have nothing TO do with the mai,
heating or rolling departments till that
time"
Mr.. A. Round, Of the suubury mill,
said: ave haye sold a great many nails
in Pittsburgh in the last six or eight
months and are still selling them. Nails
are now below the cost price, We will
not sell another keg II the nailers are re-
admitted to the Amalgamation. They
are too low. We shall keep our factories
running and stock up as the readmission
OF the nailers means an advance in prices"
"What does your labor cost you in the
East?" asked MIR, Laughlin.
awe are paying 10 cents q key now for
tenpennies, 42 cents for heating and S. 90
a ton for pudding"
at is no mystery then, how you a
make and sell nails so Cheaply," said Mr.,
Laughlin. ave pay Is cents for cVtting
nails, SO cents for heating and S. for pud'
ding. You have no scale, no labor obliga-
tons, no anything like We have here.
We think OF invading your territory. You
sell your good goods TO your Eastern Gus
tuners and send your refuse goods to the
Middle and Western States. We can sell
the inferior quality OF nails East more
Cheaply thap you can and will do it."
"Idon't think you can" r~etOrted Mr..
Round very complaisantly, "NOt as long
as We have the advantage in labor that We
now have, You had better look out for
your own natural customers as they are
not too sure, You have lost ground in
the West by reason Of the quality Of
nails that the learners have been making,
and it will take some time to recover that
ground"
Another manufacturer who stipulated
that his name should not be used said:-
II think the S. 50 rate will be given.
These internal sCoundrels know that
Oliver Brothers & Phillips, Graf, Ben
nett & Co., and other firms must run no
matter what Is done, and II these give in
the others must. They also claim that
natural gas gives the manufacturers a
great profit and they can easily grant the
demand"
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AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
An Alleged Ohio Folon Locked Up Here b
tim POlIOB.

An Alleged Ohio Folon Locked Up Here by
tho Police.
A very important arrest was made by
Policemen Duffy and Bell last evening.
The person arrested is named Bob Nc
Mullen. He is a fairly good looking, well
dressed person, aged about % years.
Some time since 1t is alleged that he COM
mitted an indecent assault on a young
woman Of Bellaire. He managed to elude
the officers who had in their possession a
warrant for his arrest soon after the as.
sault was committed, and left the country.
He has not been seen hereabouts since
until he was recognized on the streets here
last evening. Sheriff sedwiCk, OF Bel.
mont county, was notified oil the arrest,
and replied that no would be here this
morning to take charge OF the prisoner,
who spent last night ID Central Station.
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Alpha Assembly X. Of L., Martins
Ferry, never did authorizes any one to cay
that we asked or dictated TO the manager
tho gas line through our town who he
should employ as workmen. And any
person using tho authority to say that We
did are impostefs and will BIO dealt with as
such. We made no request as K. Of LIE
to the manager. Ry order Of
ALPHA AssRMpLY No. 1862, K. OF L.
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Tho %strnnberrr MnrLat.
Barnpvlle Rtpn5licdn.

ouTHsp'WS hfptOtGuH'
Up to Wednesday noon about 700 bush.
els Of strawberries have been shipped
from this point, The bulk Of these were
sent 10 Chicago and Pittsburgh. At the
former sales were reported at So so to So
per buBhel. Late advices from Pittsburgh
state the market oyerstocked and prices
low. Sales reported at 8 to 10 cents per
quart, and Baltimore berries sold at 90c
10 81 90 per bushel crate. Present ipdica.
tions are that Chicago will be the best
market for the next few days, and then It
Is claimed the marketsof Pittsburgh, Phila.
delphia and Washington will command
good prices. At Columbus quotatiolsaro
g to 50 per bushel. At present the out
look to our berry growers 10 not enCour.
aging, but 40 the season has NOT fully
opened, hopes for better prices are enter
tanned.
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psnns,lyanla Politics.

A gentleman who was at Waynesbutg,
Pa. when the Congressional primaries oC.
CURED, SAYS that Congressman Boyle dis.
ttibuted 800 gallon jugs Of whisky from
one dlstillefy, over 100 from another, and
the number Of charters Tor the other dis.
tillefies is not known. 1t is not known
what Montgomery, the Triumphant Candl.
date at The primaries, did for the hungry
and thirsty In the way Of whlsky, but II
was evident that be put his money where
II did the most good. The Inducements
held out 10 The faithful were great, all con.
sldsted, and II was a high old time gener.
ally,
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WORK COMMENCED
ON ONE OF THE GAS PIPE LINES
10 the City-Ehs West virginia COMPANY
Begins DltehinE IN Fourteenth Street.
An Extensive Work to be Completed
In q Limited Length 81 Tins.

The work Of laying the natural gas
main for the West Virginia Company, or
rather the preliminary work Of ditching,
was commenced yesterday morning on
Fourteenth street at Main, and by the
middle Of the afternoon, when the pro.
gress OF the work was stopped by rain, the
ditch had reached South street, a length
Of one square. The ditching is done by
James Healy and brother under a con-
tract with company. John Healy struck
the FIRST pick. The inception Of the work
attracted 9 good deal Of attention, It be-
gan to look like business.
This company has provided for twenty
miles Of mains in the city, and rs 1t is
stipulated that the gas must be In the city
byiseptember /, the work will have to
proceed at q pretty good pace, The COM
pany will not be satisfied To have the gas
here by the time specified Ia the ordi-
nance. 1t will make an effort to have tho
gas in Its pipes by the middle OF August.
Mr.. Healy says that In a day or two he
will want 100 men to work on his contract,
Those portions OF the streets which are
soon to be paved will first be laid, The
pipes have been distributed along the
line. On Fourteenth street an elght-inCh
main will be laid.
The Manufacturer Company has not
yet commenced work, but will do 80 this
week. The contract for digging its ditch
and laying Its pipe was let to Booth d
Finn, Of Pittsburgh, They will push the
work after they get started, and 1t 10 prob
able that inside Of ten days or 80 Wheel
ing will be worse torn up than she ever
was before,
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A telegram was received at the National
headquarters Of the United Nailers,
Rollers and Heaters Association, in this
city, yesterday, saying that the Waugh
mill had signed the nailers' scale for the
coming year. OF the nail factories in tho
West which have been running at the
union or compromise scale heretofore,
only the Bellaire mill remains now with
the scale unsigned,
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You are cordially invited to call al our
salesfoOm and examine the Standard 10.
tafy Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eel, easiest and stiileBt running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues.
EDw, H. RosB 4 Co.,
30 Twelfth street,
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BY saving a dollar each week you will
have fitty-two dollars In one year. The
best way is TO take stock in a Building AS
ISOLATION whore your savings will be safe
and earn a profit. The Globe Association
will meet Friday evening next when you
can secure HhaFes.
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gas City, 2. First base hits, New York, 70;
KanSas City, I. Errors, New YORK, Q;
Kansas Oily: 8. Umpire, Connolly.
At Philadelphia-st. Louis, 0; PhIla.
delphia, =. Earned runs, St. Louis, 2;
Philadelphia, 1. Base hits, St. Louis, s;
Philadelphia, z. Errors, 81. Louis, l2i
AZ BOston-chicago, 9; Boston, O. Earn.
ed runs, Chicago, 2. First base bits, Chi.
cage, 81; Boston, 8. Errors, Chicago, s.
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TITS way to get a home iB to begin saw.
Ing money, The way L save IL 10 pay a
SUN each week into a Building Association
where II will DO save aud earn q profit,
The Globe Association will meet next Fri.
day evening at 1918 Market street, and
can be taken at that time,
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For Reut-Furnlsheh Rooms.
oil and GRS Stoves Geo W. JohnsOn's Sons.
setrsIcker Goats aud VI st9-D. Gundling & 20.
IhRmbeF Suits-G. Meudel q Co.
Grand strawberry ,PeAtLVal.
CHOICE Pieces oil Thanksgiving Bros.
PrODOEalE-ChRrles 7. Hamilton.
ExecuIOr's NOtICs-F. Y. Mcneil.
CiEAis-"Maty AnderSon'-GeO. X. McMechen
q SIZZLING silver aud Fine China Wedding Gifts
For e saIS and For Rent-ReAl E~,tAte-JAmes A.
i Hfo556s, %ntockunlcr & Co.-Peach blow Vases
'T ThS aFSSst slaughter sAlO Of Clothlng-M. Gut
man 4 Co,-FOurtn page.
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BY taking the l.47 r. NJ. tCity timo)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pitpbutgh road
passengers stflve In Cleveland al 1926 r,
n, and Chicago At $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union.
depot, Chicago, for oil points west
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League Gamss.

az Waahington-Dettoits, 9, Nationaia.
base hils, Detroit, II Nationals 4,
t SrtO'gi Detroit Nationals, 2. Earned
rum, Detioih O Nationals, q,
Az sew Yotk-New York N kabtas
wy, d Eainsd runs, New YotR, A. Ksh.
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A RnllInh Turn In OIL.

SuAAAu ~ AN NNN
The petroleum market developed into a
red hot scramble Tuesday afternoon alter
q reasonably active time earlier in the
session. The market opened at 623, rose
TO 05s, and closed at %, The boom was
started on reports from Washington to
the effect that Willets 8, on the MunCe
farm, was through the sand and no better
than a 100 barrel well, Its proximity to
the Smith farm No. and Barre farm No,
|, and its location on q good line had in.
duced the belief that 1t would be as good
as 1000 anyway, and the result is a sur
prise 0tthe frat magnitude. Atew thought
1t might get a pay slreak lower down, but
the owners had very little hope, from the
fact that 1t Is now deeper than any Of ia
neighbors. The drill was working all day
In inferior sand mixed with slate.
The Associated Producers Company's
wildcat venture on the Reed farm, al
Wyland station, was reported through all
the Washington sands and dry. 1t was
suspected to bea failure some days ago,
but having the Gordon sand as q iorlorn
hope, was not opened to the public until
to-day. 1t Is not as important as q dry
hole az 1t would have been as q producer.
The Smith No. ! and the Manifold No,
were drilled yesterday. The former did
544 barrels In "a hours. The mornings
gauge OF the latter showed 1t to DO doing
10 barrels per hour. Cameron No. ], dur
ing the "a honrs, threw out 2,lSO barrels
Barre No. l, 960; Barre No. 9, 642; Union,
on the Taylor, $50; Willets No, 8, 672.
The Vandegrift No. 9, on the WeiIiCh
lease, got into the stray on Friday, and
since then has done 100 barrels, with the
hole nearly full Of oil. They are still In
the stray sand,
A review OF the work In the different
sections Of the producing regions for the
month Of May, reveals many interesting
facts. In the face Of the ~geologist's pre-
diCtions, the world appears in no ipmedi-
ate danger OF suffering from a Limitation
Of crude petroleum, and the old Keystone
State, after furnishing one producing field
after another, for q period 81 o quarter oil
a century, has not yet begun to exhaust
her almost limitless stock OF the worlds
cheap illuminant. There were completed
in May 84l wells, 81 Of which were nom
producers Of oil, leaving 203 productive
wells. The dry holes in May were six
fewer in number than those Of April.
The volume Of new production 10 the
largest recorded In an oil report for four
years.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.


The Jane Term Opened In this City Yes.
terday.
The regular June term OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia was
opened in this city yesterday at 8 O'Clock
r. NJ, Judges johnson, Snyder, Woods and
Green all being present. The sessions
will be held In the chamber Of the First
Branch OF Council, at the City Hall, the
apartments having been placed at the dis.
posal Of the Court by the City Council at
the last session.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Dunan vs.. Glynn, from Taylor county:
appeal allowed bond $3.50.
State Va. Bell, Logan county; writ Of
error and supersedeas allowed.
Doolittle ct al. vs.. County Court OF
Cabell county; mandamus niBi allowed,
returnable June 18th.
Morris administrator Va. Patton's heirs
ct al, Kanawha county; Certiorati al.
lowed.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., June al A. M
For Western Pennsylvania, local rains,
followed by fair weather, northwesterly
winds, cooler.
For West Virginia, generally fair weather,
nearly stationary temperature, noftherly
winds,
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. Nj 70'; IL M, S5'j 8 r. M S6'i7F. NJ,
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BALTIMORE, June 2. = The ST. Louis
Browns won to.dRy's game from Bait.
more without much trouble. They batted
Henderson freely, while FoutS's curves
puzzled the home club considerably, and
kept them down 10 elk scattering hits,
There were no particular features, thouph
the game was fairly well contesied, ahd
proved Interesting to the 8, 200 people pres.
ent. The score was as follows:
Innings, ...,r,,".... / 2s4.66.7Ss
ST. Iouls-...".%"'""." i . : ) =
Earned runs, 81. Louis, 2. Base bits.
Robinson, WEIGH, Comisky. First base
hits, BaItlmores, d ". Louis, II. Errors,
baltimore, o. II. Louis, o. Umpire Kelly.
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WEAR BalbIlggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes at
u. HESS u sons.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just no.
CelVed. An elegant and complete line Oh
Sultlngs, PRntGlOOnings and OyerCOat.
ings, which We will make up In the best
BtJle and at low prices.
Q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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Gamers White Sulphur Springs Band
plays at Mahsfeld's Summer Garden,
l0l2 Main street. Everybody invited.
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1850 Ladies', Misses and Childrsn's fine
Kid Opera Slippers, at tile remarkably low
price Of 60c per pair, al.
J. ". AMiCK's,
liI9 Main htfeek.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on tho install lent plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Tall ami Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth ami Market SITS.
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II you want 10 Bave money, Join the
Globe Building Association next Friday
evening at 1918 Market street.
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GREAT reduction III tho price of Cabl.
net photographs at PARSONS.
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Music Friday evening at tho Alhambta
Palace rink.
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Best Cabinet Photographs reduced to only
y per dozen, llSS Main street, Wheeling.
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Kramefs White Sulphur Springs Band
plays al MAnsaeld's Summer Garden,
lOl2 Main street, Everybody invited.
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II you want To buy a home take shares
next Friday evening in the Globe Build
ing Association, .
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GREAT reduction in The price Of Cabl.
net photographs ut PARSONS.
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Constitutional CaIaELh.

Nollngle dlsersa has onAilsd more TlEe' inl@
hAstened the breaking up oil the c%onStitul .Ou IA,a
CAtafih. The sense Of smell, Of taste ~ tiEbLd
hesflng, the human voice, the mind ,ybe OF mote
aud 10 lnetirnes all, Yield 10 ia dtsi' .umlys hide
elce. The poison Il dllttibutes I throughout le
ay1tem attacks every vital ~ 70, 4 dd bfeSIS UP the
m1sk f9buAt, OF constitutions. Ignored, btCAuH
y iittle Understood, by mo physicians lnp.
.uieflng. from II have little 6ote 10 be irltytdd
u this side d tho Etave Il IA time, thea, thiiihe
p9pulAt treatment Of This teftiB Q ii,CJls BY M,
ellss Within The Htath Of ali passed lnO hAndih
ynCe o0mpetent and Trustworthy. The brW Ply
hlthetto unul.i METHOD adUhted bv d. s.hlWs
inc PREPARATION Of his RADICAL JDW hs, w
Lne nearly approval OF thOu,hndt. u binAAn.
neoua llhh0fdlng relief In al head colds, llVyf
ihg, 1nuillng and obstruCted breath ng lnqHAgig
remove the most Opptes i~YekJmPiOni G!ehIRs
we head sweet ming the breath te'iennR w
sgnte Oh ltnell, tA9le and hearing, aud ntulialnss
2 gonAututiOnRl tendency Of The disease loNA'u'
the lunE liver and kidneys, n..
,anlofdb Radical Uute Un,lti1 Of oae goEusy'
lle HAdlcAl Cure one BoG Of CAiAffnAl so'''"
and Improved Inhaler price, N
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. nOiton'
- KIDNEY PAINS and ihal VeSy,
llleleia AEgOne sensation ever pIsy
With thos6 VI lhllmei kldhtys w,
back and loins, enAlBG Alph ehl w
0VaYWOiked o. worn Vut By nl'in \. cSe
- pilIly o. qEslpadOn, ere ielieyu lIyl.
plht y and sbSedny POURED " the Unilsgt s,s M
PAln PlaIREA new ofksdal el0SAni 500 nHIsl
nc A1ido4 o.psis and lBfantniu.s, Ia 1jrtS
i!psg!lte ~ I've Tor Si0G VI OIL IihIi
NV gaAL Uon Boston