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How it Happened and All About IT.

It was Tuesday September H. 1858, always Tues
day, the 2GJth grand monthly drawing the Louis
ment as usual OF Generals U. I. BeHuresurd of
Louisiana and Jubal \. Early. OF Virginia The
prizes ranged from Slg0 to as 0Qo0. ara were dis
trihuled everywhere. Do YOU want 10 know to
whom and where No. 97,42J drew the first capital
prize Of 500 000. 1t sold in fractions one lou h
sold TO jacob Shipsey, New York city the rest went
10 Costa Rlca, C. a. The second camial prize of
SlC0Q0o went 10 No. 2i OBS sold in fractional tarts
OnetWentieth went TO Bank OF NASHVILLE Nraysyiilp
Ky one 10 J. O. Roman, St James Parish La. one
to OHIO VALLEY National bank Of Cincinnati o.; one
70 a depos..or through STATE National Gank New
Orleans. In; one 10 b, L. Bennett, care Of So
Bank Of Georgia, SEYannah, Ga.. one TO n depsifor
through Wells, Fargo q Co, sau
bank SAN Francisco, Cal, two 10 John II. Howald
Columbus O.. through Commercial National bank
o. Columbus The third capital prize VI 5QOlO was
drawn by No. 44,5i6 also sold Il fractional parts OF
orleans, L.; one went % Charles L. Sik Gales
vile, Wis. through Bank OF Ga csvile. one 10 Frst
National bauA OF sulphur springs, Tex; one to a
depOsitor through Louisiana National lank New
10 First Naiianal bank of Temple, Tex: tho other
pSsts went elsewhere. The lou,h capital prige Of
s-',N0 Went % M. l5,7, also sold in ffac;!, nal
tive teths one O. lhn Ncruulg IT, ~ ner'liEncy
street New orlcGus. Ia: one 10 h. e. Porter cen.
tTal Music haIl. Chioego, lil; one 20 Martin Neieh
Utolth Atlanta bank Of Atlanta Tex .
enc y James Isooaris. Iii.lsiale, Mich. through
fIsf state uAak % Hills iale. Mich; one to d tiel-
gsr So Chicago H.; Any information desired can
be had on an application 10 81. A. Naurhiu New
Ofstals, Ia Tue - hole affair Will 40 over on Tues
day November leth. lssS rake note OF date
1t is told Of Connecticut woman who re-
Gently c.imeei Mount H.anc with party o. Amer
leans mat while She rest were viewing in ases,ruck
sacnce the glorious view sprcad oui benelI4 them
she suddenly exclaimed; "oh, Amt hlgA"
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Who Knows What's the Definition of a
NawsnaS,er2

From the New York Telegram.
Everybody ought to know what q newspaper
is, but ont west they have had to call On the Min.
nesota supreme court to give them the necessary
information, as follows:
Newspapers are of so many varieties that it
would be next to Impossible to give any brief def
milton which would include and describe all kinds
ofnewspapers We are not called upon to incur
the risk OF giving any such definition at this time
1t will be sufficient for all the purposes of this case
to say that, in the ordinary understanding of the
word, newspaper is publication which Usually
contains. among other things, what is called the
general news, the current news the news OF the
day, and nothing which docs not usually contain
such news, and is intended for general circulation
is a newspaper in the ordinary sense OF the word
such newspaper is publication adapted to
the general reader. Now, in the absence Of some
controlling consideration to the contrary the stat
ute IS to be taken to have used the word newspaper
in this its ordinary sense according to the COM
mon Or approved usa e OF the language and when
the object of the publication of summons is con
sidered the reasonableness of such construction
OF the word newspaper as requires the publication
to BE- made where it will be likely to meet the eve
OF the general reader is quite apparent"
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Only there is short iron bar stud" the sailors
call IT, Joining the sides TO ether as from NJ 70 "
Now, the result of careful exper ment shows that
the addition Of the stud adds one.quartpr 10 the
strength OF the link. See Luce's seaInanship, p
262
Another rule. the result Of equally careful and
thorough experiment. shows that to take ont the
stud decreases the strength Of the link emily one
hfth. See Luce, p. 23S.
Nov, if putting the "stud' in Increases the
strength Of the link tivetwentleths and taking the
stud out decreases the strength only four-twca-
teths, the difference is evidently gain in strength
and yet the link is exactly it was in the begin
ming.
IT, now, IL Increases the strength of the link by
oBe-twenteth 10 put in as.ud and straightway take
It out, why can we not go on increasing the
strength of the Ink indefinitely by putting the stud
in and taking il out. and repeating the operation?
Luces rales are accepted as infaluble and vet
the conclusion you have arrived at does not look
like common sense.
What's the matter with 1t?
How a Great Journalist Met His End.
From the Texas Slftngs.
80 YOU are from Arizona?"
'Yes"
"H}w is the Tombstone Hooter coming on?'
Busted
"WAat busted itg"
"a prominent citizen shot the editor"
''What fore''
" see he wrote Horrible Bluuder' rs q head
ing To SO over account of railroad accident
but the foreman made a mistake and put it over
the account OF wedding"
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enough to secure much information. The
Commanders offer to accompany him to
Johnston's headquarters had frightened him
off.
II don't believe that he was altogether
liar" said the Commander, when he spoke of
1t afterwards 81 believe that he was once
French soldier, and that he served with Baz-
aine in Mexico. He was decidedly the gamest,
most fascinating and interesting scoundrel
that I ever met. If we had found him out in
time, he would have met the death of spy
without hinching." The OLD COLONEL.
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Tho sullivan of the wheat Ring.

FF0m inc INlCnlO NUNS.
Well, Sl.60 is tolerably high for wheat, and
"Old Hutch" is a great man. The shorts lust
worship the around no walks on, and II he happens
to tread on them they love him all the more Yes,
they do. Yes, they do. They'd like to eat him ii
he weren't so tough and bony
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From the New York Evening sun.

From the New York Evening sun.
Autumn has come at last. and You must re,
member that ii takes more than politics and the
memory OF last MINERS fiirtations to keep man
warm.
Wear your overcost.
Don't die before Christmas If You can help it.
And don't wear that white hat again this season.
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For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps. in.
fammation, swelling, cuts, burns. etc. in man,
and spunt, ringboEc, Windgail, epizootic,
scratches etc, in horses Rangum Root Lini.
ment IS sure cuTe. The king of LinimentsF
Is the universal verdict. Never fails 20 cure
any ailment that can be reached by an external
medical app cation. 20 cents per bottle. For
sale az wholesale hy a. G.. Gambler a Co. At.
Ianta. Ca. and ID. w. Curry, Rome, Ga Re.
all at Jacobs Pharmacy. Atlanta, Ga.
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An Awful Threat.

IrOm The Omaha Zee.
An undertaken Mt Gresco, H., states in an
advertisement that he has number of creditors
who, now living with their second wives have not
paid the funeral expenses of the first ones, and if
they do not pay Up in sixty days he viii PUBLISH
their names
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For Headache
Use TIorsoford's Acid ph,

Use Horseford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr.. I. Il. SANFORD, Sheffield. Mass. saysy
"MoSt excellent in arrangements of the ner.
vous system, such as headache and sleepless-
ness"
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NEWS OF THE ALLIANCES.

1.-THE growth of the Farmers Alliance has created
a demand among our readers for direct news from
the alliances. We shall meet this demand by pubt
fishing every week such alliance news find of
general interest, ana solicit such news from our
readers.
Pine Straw Bagging Free.
The sensation of the day is the pine straw
bagging, described elsewhere in this paper. It
is made by only one mill at present, though
dozen factories have ordered machinery to be-
gin making it. 1t is a perfect success, and il
it stands all the tests will make market for
pine straw that is now waste.
1t is clearly the duty of every southern
farmer to help introduce pine straw bagging.
1t will make the south independent of bagginS
trusts, it will utilize the waste product, and
will enable us to make at home what we now
spend So, 600 to get.
THE CONSTITUTION, which has led the
farmers fight against the bagging trust, wants
to spread pine straw bagging over the south.
We believe that in that way the fight can be
permanently whipped. W have, therefore,
bought from the Acme mills three thousand
yards of pine straw bagging which we intend
to distribute among the farmers of the south
free, freight paid Here is the plan:
We ,oiU send any alliance IN the south
that aoiU send as Twenty-Five subscribers, at
one dollar each, twenty-five CARDS Of pine
stra1g bdgging, 1ohich lviI pack four bales
Of cotton. Any Alliance that sends as
fifteen subscribers, at one dollar each, aoiu
receice tweEce CARDS Of pine straeo baggiag
and eng Alliance that sends as ten sub
scriberS, at one dollar each, agiU receive
secen CARDS Of bdgging, freight paid, schjcb
is enough to pack one bale. Remember
the terms:
Is Subscribers at 81 co EACH gets 25 yards of pine
straw baggng.
10 Subscribers at s1o1 each gets 10 yards of pine
straw baggng.
10 Subscribers, at Il 90 each, gets yards of pine
| straw baggng.
This bdggjpg comes free and freight paid,
| and costs y0u not q cent.
Now think of this Offer There is not an
alliance in the south that cannot, ats it next
meeting, get us twenty-five subscribers at one
dollar each, and it will then receive immcdi-
ately twenty-five yards of pine straw bagging.
| This offer is open to everybody and is not con-
| fined to alliances alone. Any man who villa
| send us ten subscribers, at one dollar each,
will receive seven yards of baggiug free and
freight paid.
See the effect of this If an alliance in each
| county will send a club, in less than thirty
| days we will have pine straw bagging exam
| med and tried in every county in the south.
and cotton baked with it sold in every southern
market. The experiment will thus be perfect,
| and in less than six months we will have pine
! straw factories in every state, working up pine
| straw and knocking the stufflng out Of the
| bagging trust. Get up your clubs at once and
| send in. The Acme mills write us that they are
refusing orders every day, and that they have
sold us three thousand yards simply because
we propose to distribute the bagging through.
ont the s0utb in small f,1aDtities 81 pc tn oiya
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and children are crying for bread. No fever
infected town in the south is so completely
cut off from the world One physician has
died with fever. -Four are now sick, leaving
only three to attend to the sick Of the town.
MEMPHIS, October 5.-The following has
been received by the Associated Press:
DECATUR Ala, October 5.-Three new cases in
Jasper Orr. colored. Ell Booker Is dying. In spite
OF the appeals Of certain Decatur officials the relief
committee assure they have abundant means
for all present wants. JEROME CocRANE NJ. D.,
State Health Officer.
letter from a gentleman living in st.
cred from dengue fever, which Is very bad IN
that city, there being about three hundred at
the time of the writing, October /.
Depressing Day at Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla October 6.-[Special.
This has been a most depressing day. The
weather Is uncomfortably warm, and light
showers fall with little intermission. The
sick and death rate cannot materially decrease
while this lasts. "Oh, for a frost" is the con-
slant cry, but, to all appearances frost is as far
away as 1t was month since. But the old
planters declare that we viii have cold weather
In few days.
a Call For Relief
DECATUR, Ala. October 6.-[Special. T.
The weather is unfavorable for the sick There are
several very critical cases. Send fluids for Decatur
to H G. Jones. Chairman relief association
d. w. GwIE
Ian, julius Black aud Charles Drewill, colored
No deaths since Mr.. Bookers Mr.. Marion reported
two days ago, did not have yellow fever
JEROME CocHHASf. n. D.,
Stale II alth Officer.
Much Sickness at Fernandina.
WAsHINGToN, October 6--Surgeon Ross has
teegraphed to Surgeon General Hamilton
from ternandina as follows;
Much more sickness here, principally among ne
groes, than IS thought reported. Tile Howard
association has no more means than is necessary
for the care of the sick and needy. Numbers of the
latter are large and increasing. Many infected
houses and much injected bedding here which
should be fufni2ated, disinfected and some de-
stroyed. VIII you furnish means for fumisation,
Infection and compensation for articles destroyed,
thereby greatly Diminishing the danger OF trouble
IN the future, especially nc. tyear?
An Editor Dead.
JAcKsoNyILLE, Fla, October 7.-[Special ]
Mr.. Edwin Martin, editor OF the
1imes-tnion died today. He leaves wife and
three children and an aged mother and sister.
Tomorrow the newspaper men of Savannah
will start a journalistic memorial fund for his
family and will appeal to tho newspaper men
OF the entire country to make the testimonial
q sprofitable one
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A destructive fire in birmingham, Ala, YES.
tefgay morning destroyed three buildings and seri-
olsly ujurcd three persons
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Attention, X. II. u.

Never despair Of curing your cold as long as
you can buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup % cts.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-09

Figures don't tell the truth all the time.
See ifthey do.
Take single link Of ships cable. chan cable.
Il is exactly like letter eOf turned thus
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If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little
Liver i1lls and take some comfort. A man
cant stand everything. One pill a dose
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-09

We viii print next week p special article
relating TO the Farmers Alliance Tho au.
thor has been close student of the position
the Alliance bears to Southern Agricultural.
lists. The article viii be both instructive and
entertaining.
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Near Mayfeld, Kentucky, Harriet Hurd. an
oLd co!oled woman, Yesterday found in tie woods
tne remains OF WA. Trlhord, horse trader Traf-
iorus head was crushed as ifby O heavy stick and
his throat WIS ont 1 -
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Notes From the Farm.

Mr.. John Mercer, OF Brooks county, planted
twenty-five a2 es III cotton tcis year. On one acre
he made two go pound lales of cotton and on
twelve acres he gathered twelve 500 pound bales.
The balance, owing to the disastrous rains, did nos
turn out quite so well.
The trade committee of the Marion county
Farmers Alliance net in Bnona Vista last Saturday
TO receive hids from the merchants. All the ner-
chants in town put in bids with the exception OF
one firm.
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THE PROOF
That Our Premiums as Represented May
be Found in These Letters.

That Our Premiums as Represented May
be Found in These Letters.
J. W. Guess, Chewala, Tenn: The LoW-Arm
machine ordered OF you came all right, and gives
entire satisfaction. 1t is all you claim it to be.
r, L. Gillian, Rock Mills Ala: The High-Arn
machine reached mo several 3eks ago; found it in
good condition and am well pleased l would not
exchange it fer any that ever saw.
d. W. Smith, Yazoo City, Miss: Our Sewing Ma.
chine arrived some time ago. We are well pleased
with it, 1t is all yon claim for it Several of our
nclghbors have fallen in love with it.
j. A. Robinson, Crosby, Henry county Ala: The
Hgh-Arm Premium machine has given satisfactions
so far am well pleased with IT, received the ma,
chine August q, 1888. | would not give it for the
Si5 machines agents sell here.
C. II. Hawks, Brunswick, Ga: / received the
High Arm machine in good order EVERYTHING
came just as represented. My wife is more than
pleased with IT. she says she likes it better than any
She ever saw. 1t is the cheapest machine that hss
been anywhere about here.
Miss N. P. Gossett, Griffin, Ga: The Hlgh-Arn
machine | ordered of you was received August 18th
II IS oil right as far as have tested and comes fully
up TO all you claim for it. All the attachments
work well and sew as we'll rs any machine ever
used, and have used several different ones TIE
workmanship and finish is neat as any of the
machines that the agents are selling through the
country from $40 to SO. I had Just as soon have
the Premium as one of them while it only cost me
$500
A woman who is weak, nervous and sleen.
less, and who has cold hands and feet cannot
feel and act like a wei person Carriers iron
Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest.
LONDON, October 5.-The Evening News
created q tremendous sensation this afternoon bv
printing in red in fac siInics Of the letter ana pos
tai card received fcw days ago at the Office of the
Central News company purporting to have been
written by the WhiIeefapc murderer In these
communications the writer gloats over his crimes
and threatens to commit others in defiance Of the
police, OF whose efficiency he expresses very poor
opinion.
If you arc tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, try Carriers Little
LAYER rus and take some comfort A man
can stand everything One pill a dose.
Q
Near MayHeld, Kentucky, Harriet Hurd. an
oId cololed woman, Yesterday found in the woods
the remains Of Nm Trlhord a horse trader Traf
MS throat was cut
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A woman who is weak, nervous and sleep.
less, and who has cold hands and feet, cannot
1eel and act like well person. Carriers Iron
rms equaIize the circulation, remove nervous
ness and give STRENGTH and rest.
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GArNEsvILtE,.. ga, Octoher q Special. "A
president of one Of the Farmers Alliances Of
Forsyth county was in the city en- Saturday
last and purchased of one Of the leading ner-
chanti!e firms OF this city twelve rolls Of jute
ba&ging and fifteen bundles of ties So 10
seems that jute bagging is quite still popular
with the farmers
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-09

1.-THE growth of the Farmers Alliance has created
a demand among readers for direct news from
the alliances. We shall meet this demand by pubt
fishing every week such alliance news as we find of
general interest, ana solicit such news from ouY
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-09

BirWtSGItA'r, Ala, October 5.-ISpccial. l.
Today The rol lot committee 80 Decatur. wircd
Mayor Lane, Cl i.ns city, Uet provisions ere
needed There aE ouce.
A car luldof fle, ,sinns from so. Louis mr.
riYui at Decatur yesterday, h0t they auiy yun-
pied thc immediate wa o. Ills city VIII
i0sNatl cOutu buttons u tDe mvsning our
special irom Decatur tonight saws thr women
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-09

.. bihMiNGHAM, Mas. October 2.--fspccial g.
1he yellow fever epidemic nj Decatur. Az.
seems - have. affected some people there
~''h inability to tell the truth. Al tie inst
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terry to pay their last tribute of respect
and to fttingly receive the sacred trust
committed to their care At the entrance
Of the cemetery the Bluehill hearse bear
Ing the caSket, followed by the sad pro-
cession, was received by a delegation of
citizens, led by the sclectmcn of the town,
who escorted the funeral cortege to the
grave. The spot selected by Mrs. Fulton is a
beautiful one, surrounded by many of the
old and highly esteemed friends of the
late Doctor. The grave Is briCked to Tho
top of the box. The box to receive the
casket was of solid oak lined with zinc
and was made Ii Boston to order and very
nicely polished Above the brick the sex
ton. Mr.. Garland, had completely covcrel
the earth with lining Of cedar and ever
green. At the grave a select choir led by
DR. Griudlc. sung in beautiful and i'm
prcSsiye manner In the Sweet by and
b." aud the Rev Mr. Eyelcth offered 4
very excellent and appropriate prayer.
Kind and loving hands brought a large and
beautiful wreath of flowers. and many
large caila~, and laid them on the ca>ket,
while many ladies We noticed cast into the
gray very handsome bouquets. In q few
wcli chosen words, Hon Era-tu- Redman
thanked thc ciiizcns " Buchji for the
very marked expression Of their esteem,
A. also did Mrs Fulton whose heart was
full r. o,crlnwing Of sincere gratitude.
Thr Iamcs 4 Garfield Po~t d. s. Il,
viii "a 10 Srdgwick ncNt SUNDAY where
the memorial sermon before the Post viii
he. delivered by the Rev. Nr Davis az the
Baptist church The services an Memorial
Day will NC at the Congregational church,
address hy Major Appel
Nav I'll nNtr I< NHifE
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City and County.
A Card.

10 The =cpDlriuen and lpdie- Of Bluehill " no
a>-emt.,I AZ '>,a--idt Cemetery" on Frida,
.nrau..u Mne IS 10 rld and ,ympaihze in
tide l5-i -.d oh.r- oi respect paid NY late a.
nen'ed husband, nr AtNander Fulton. and
ID. 4rutlemru Nho unsolicited. arranged for
'hr rec, ptiou Of the remains. Augustus Stew
,u> ~ pr. K. 4. Griud. sud T. NJ Gar
land. Ia, also ih, -rlrylmen II the town. sud
other citizen, acting q. bearers on the occa-
SON, wish 90 express my profound spprccis-
ttau ~ their >,r,ie., in this genuine tribute
7f r.ud>hip aul c-teom for one Of their
qua citizens. Whose request Wa TO be laid 20
rr-j ''hl the -hure oi; he ijtlc hay. beneath the
shadow of the Bib, hlI"
To the 'noUtr committee OF Ia. ">o,-
'ty OF Christian Endea,nI.~ wish TO esyrc-
iaiy return m, sincere thanks. fpr the very
DREADFUL wrrsth ~ 'Nlui>i'nl, frs.rau; and
rare flowers, contributed 4, many gencrou.
ladies. and arranged hy the artistic hand o:
Mrs. rev Mason. Every flower and green
leaf thereof j. messenger l. my ewes and
heart % the thoughtful aud loving kindnc.>
Of the donor
Tho presence Of such lsrgo number Of syn
pathetic friends thu very appropriate music BY
the e4oir. o., fer,,nt PRAYER If the venerable
Rev Mr.. E,.i-th. the abundant decorations
n ,,, ,rccn, and Hawrr-. thereby removing
mu,h u'ihc gloom oi 10, grave. Touched The
moulu,l'~ hesr' too Jt,ph for adequate eN-
PRECISION. Ming, with tie sabine, oi a brief
separation. Wili ever finger TIDE sweet memory
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Maarial poisons contain the germs Of dan
gcrous diseases. II these poisons accumulate
in the system, Typhoid, Bilious, Intermittent
or Chill Fever l. sure % follow. Ayers Acne
Cure Is warranted specific FOR nfalaria.
Of IRON, combined with other tones and y most
perfect nervine. are found in Carriers Iron
Pills, which strengthen the nerves and body,
and improve the blood and complexion.
If all so-called remedies have failed, DR..
Sage's Ca;arrh Remedy cures.
-De>pondency, slecples>pess and General
debility Yield 10 The curative properties in
Or. AIlston'- Blood Tonic and Nerve InSig-
orator. May.
TORTURE Of Skin eruption is alIayed by
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w. T. McGown has finished the outside
of his house.
Hattie Kingmsn arrived home from
Bangor where she has been stopping the
past winter
Watson McGowu has gone to Oamon
tn take charge OF staVc saving,
At the annual meeting Of the Sewing
Circle, last Wednesday the following OH
Ger, were chosen Hattie kingman Pres
ident; Celia Giles, Vice President. Mary
Haslsm, Secretary and Treasurer.
May ri. II. 4. l..