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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22
TESTIMONIALS

Snohomish, Wash Ter, August 4, 1888. Irtceived your three great books and am very much pleased with them. I never had such good bargain in all my life. J. J. JONES.
 Gotham, Ala July IS, 1888. The Model books came to hand and am very much pleased with them, wonder how you can give so much for so little money. would not take twice the amount for mine if could not get others like them. Mrs. L. J. HIDDEN.
 Oelricks, Dak., August 1, 1888. received the three Mod el hooks all right and am well satisfied that they are worth tw ce the cost
 Yours truly, J. H, BUXTON.
 Halstead KAn., June 25, 1888. The books arrived Q. K. Any person who would not be satisfied with the three books the low price would kick" if he got the world and found it had no fence enclosing 1t. can't see how you can afford 1t. J.J. 0ROSECLOSE
 Jefferson, Md, August 6, 1888. Received the three Model books. and am surprised that give three such books and the for such lit le money. Iwi do all can to get suoscrb fer your paper Iwoutd not take t piece for my books. Wish you great success. N. L. HOUPT.
 Saratoga, Kan, July 10, 1888. have received my three premium books, and am very much pleased with them
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The Haymarket theatre of Chicago is declared by eastern theatrical man. agers to be the finest and best equipped play -house in the United States. MT. Will J. Davis has demonstrated the fact that great theatre will pay in Chicago. His attractions are the best ; his stage machinery is unsurpassed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

For full and complete information in regard to railroad lands in the state of Arkansas, write Hon. Thos. Essex or Hon. Thos. M. Gibson, Little Rock, Ark, and 1t will be furnished free.
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Mrs. Pompano-"Mary Ann, just run across the street and ask that man with a whitewash-bucket if he's en- gagged"
 Mary Ann (returning after an ani- mated conversation with Julius Plum bob)-"Please mum, he says he's been married for twelve years."-Drake's M0QQzine.
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A New Book.

A pamphlet on the nature, causes and successful treatment of asthma, bronchitis, catarrh and consumption, by Dr. Robert Hunter, of 10S State street, Chicago, will be sent free to all persons afflicted on application as above.
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compsniou Picturee.

The historical pictures of the "Ark. ansew Travelers and "The Turn O the Tune" together with the origina dialogue and music of the "Arkansaw Traveller" ," mailed to any address oi receipt of forty oents. Read G Ben ham, 2sS Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.
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Are you going to Chicago via Cin- cinnAti or Louisvillef If 70, buy your ticket by tho Nonons route. It is tho dAisy Ine between the Ohio river cities and Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-09-22

"Do they have round dances at this hotel?"
 "Yes: but they do not permit the boarders to have square meals. ."-Bos- ton Gazette.
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Pardonable pride. A piece ot sticking paper speaks: "They can't say there are no hies on me" ."- Toscs' Topics.
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Policeman (to citizen clinging to lamp -post-"Don't you want cab, sir?"
 Citizen-"Yesh, offisher, if you can (hic) fin one that ain't turned (hic) upside down."-Ne,o York Sun.
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 Wyoming. Ont, July 6, 1888. Please accept my thanks for the three Model vol. umes- am very highly satisfied with them. and at a loss to know how you can give so much solid. illustrated reading for so little money. We in Can ada are not used to such favors.
 Yours very truly. JOS. OSBORNE.
 Secretary Farmers' Institute.
 Gainesville, Fla, July s, 1888. Your three great books received, and am de lighted with them. Win try to ges you other suh- scribers for never before received so much value for the money. Each book itself Is worth that much, especially where there are school children.
 Mrs. M. J. SERIOUS.
 Osage City, Kans., July 2s, Iss0 The books received all right; am felighted with them, and cannot see how you can give such books for the money. 8. GILBERT.
 Albion, N. Y., August 6, 1888. The three Model books were recev ved some time ago, and am very much pleased with them. Either Is as good a any dollar book.
 Mrs R. BIDNELL.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

The employees of the Jersey City and Bergen Rail
road Company have decided to resent any interference
In their affairs the part OF District Assembly 40
Knights of Labor OF New York. The men arc salts
fed with their wages and hurs OF labor and when they
have any Just grievance they have only to apply 10
President c. b. Thurston to have II rdressed
Frank Kennedy, John Jennings and James Kenny
convicted In the General Sessions Court yesterday
OF highway robbery. On the night of January they
attacked Nelson Burroughs, Of No. 303 Westinghouse,
while he was walking through lonely part Of Morgan
st. robbed him of his watch, chain and money and
brutaly beat him. The prisoners were remanded for
sentence.
James Mclean. OF No 36T Greenwich ST., New-York,
was aragned before Justice Stlsing yesterday morn.
ing charged with being drunk He told the court that
he had been attacked by gang Of "hoodlums" and
robbed Of = gold watch and chain and all his money
His clothing and his face and head badly cut.
jude sii,ing thought he had been sufficiently punished
for getting drunk In Jersey and discharged him.
The property owners in Greenest. who have been
fighting against the vacation Of the street to permit
the elevation of the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks,
/ are not salts fed with Vice-ChanCelor Van Fleets
recent declsion denying their application for an in
Junction At a conference yesterday they decided to
carry the to the Court of Appeals, which meets
On January 81.
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be completed through rlfth.ayo probaby fer several

be completed through Ffth-ave probably fer several
months to como.
sNo. We don't mind changing bill'' said fith.
ave- car conductor yesterday "Wo like to tui In all
the large money we at the Office. We get 80 many
g. 10 and % cent pieces when we are paid on That
life becomes . BURDEN"
Civil Service Commissioners Moore and Nichols sent
their resignation to Mayor Chaplin yesterday.
Police Sergeant Henry G. Ballou has resigned on
half pay.
Joseph Newman, age nineteen, cook, died yester-
day at the Eastern District Hospital from lockjaw.
The committee Of the Bridge Trustees appointed
examine into the advsabllty Of resembling the action
authorizing tho issue OF certificates OF indebtedness 20
pay for the property condemned by a Supreme Court
Commission FOR the extension OF the Bridge railroad 10
Concordst., began its work yesterday.
A number Of wallabout marketmen urged the Mayor
yesterday to support bill for the purchase OF the
lands occupied by the market from the Governments
by the city,
1t is expected that before Mayor Chaplin ILLS the
vacancies in the Park Commission bill VIII be pre-
sened to the Legislature with his approval t reduce
the number OF commissioners
William H. Hazard, president Of the Fulton Bank
took all the shares offered for sale by the directors
who are dissatisfied with the management. The bank
is said to have been moro prosperous than now
aud the shares are quoted at 40.
An italian family at 6s sedgwck-st., bought some
liver on Saturday The father and five sons ate OF II
and were taken sick, and the youngest. age Ave. died
Yesterday. An investigation will be made to deter
mine whether II was poisoned
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CORRECTING A MISTAKE WITH BULLEIS

THE wouNnEp MAN CRITICAL sTATE-HiS
AssAILANT ADMITTED TO BAIL
Robert BeIden Of No. 49, Anslie ST. who shot Frank
Coleman Of No. 1856 Ainse-st., as he was trying to
enter the formers house late Sunday night, was
araiCned before Police Justice Naeher In Brooklyn
yesterday upon a charge of fehnius assault The
Justice refused to admit him to bail and the matter was
referred to the District Attorney. Beden was accom-
panied by Fire Commissioner Ennis and other promr
pent Democrats on his way to the court house DIS
trict Attorney Rdgway moved before Judge Pratt In
the supreme Court that bail be granted in the sim OF
5000.
He said that George w. Bclden awakened by
some one irving enter his front door, and when he
asked who was there, the reply Was thai Tho door
would lie broken down II 1t mt opened Mr..
Beden opened IL to who was there when man
pushed his way in and seized Mr.. Belden The laucrs
son, Robert appeared at this tinc, and seeing bis
father in the grasp Of man. tlpt the lhr'Iei, wno
Ur ed TO be Frank Coleman, and he WIS danger sy
Wounded. Judge Pratt giatend the application ioi
bail and the prisoner was rel ,as'd i''unS LEO
sail he fired ono shot in the ali and cue at the man
feet He did not intend t. hurt him ,
coleman was dangerously hurt the hall entering the
left groin in line with The liver in which It is believed
T.. have lo6.cd. Ills condition Wa critical YESTERDAY
He stated to Coroner Lindsay that he was nearsigh -
and intoxicated on Sunday night. He thought he was
~ his own door, and when he knocked ana no one
Answered he supposed he being kept out because
he was drunk So ne became angry and when no go
his hon Sc last week. he said He docs not bear good
character and recently served three months In me
peniteniary for attempting to rescue prisoner non
\ policeman.
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WEED & KENNEDY, Managers:

Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk. Philadelphia with miso
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with mdse and paSsen-
GER It. TO d BaSer Wiley Boston, to w Best
Ship Nyl Gnau oi arnonth - Buer Hong Kong rU1
days. mdse 10 Won Pusan x CO.. Ves'ei 10 BOY" uo
shp chas whitney of ParrsbOro Ns spcer Liverpool
a. DAYS with ndse to order vessel to Whitney Co
Flora Abbott Bi6oa 81 days with op ore 10 orue'i
'ess srh evuka toi windsor Ns Hairs London So days.
win %; .C o onT jones Ayres
Nov H. savannah Jan III ballast to Snow BURGESS.
Al CITY Island wini light. NEi cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
with mdse and passenger sanderson Son. Arryedat
the ia. az Amsterdam Dtch Baker Rotterdam Dec 81
with and i9 passengers to Funch Edye Co ArNed
steamer WyanoEe Boaz Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk.
with mdse and passengers to Ola DOMINION eSCO
CLEARED.
e,.,ner wyoming (Br, RiSby Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer 81 ookiyn City Br FIT stettlnJames Arkell
Steamer lin (Nor De Fine carupano and Ciudad Bolivar
siearaer Hondo tBr) Brownrgg Belize, TruIllo &c
W steamer r&@e. JB Dale KINGSTON Ross Co.
SIN lroquos Nicnols. San Francisco sutton q Co
BaTs b ii Morris Brl Morris. shaIpness-J Whitney
BARK prvatecr DBL Landry Louis du RhOnc. FRI
ba BARI Ga asnar tfr, SIC Donald Perrin Am6oy
Brig sunlight, Thompson. Georgetown. Demerara-L
Ai"SN0"" SAILED
Steamers stratheyen for slnS,pore; Bassano cOpenha
| h0EarE Adamantine. or st Johns. NE.
| Rrir Don Jacnto. FOR Matanzas.
THE MOVEMENTS Of SrEAMER5
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoxpoS Jan 6-saied Holland (Br). Tyson for
NTyEHrooI, Jan l6-Arrived steamer Lake Huron OBI.
i IAN i5-Arrived steamer HALEY (Br) Holt from New
| YORK. =, Gala, ALBANIAN Etlar Car, po,or
,ron, are nrn hence Tor New.4ork.
lA-Saied. steamer state OF Pennsylvania (Br
| Nm from Glasgow hence Tor New York
-S.pnIrF lJ-Arryed steamer IaOrmna (Ger). Koch
from NewYOrk - -, .- ,,- N, -,
80, NeU-YsrK on her to Bristol.
"RoIrTRplu Jan l3-Arrved steamer Rotterdam (Dtchl
.s;xTwERr Jan I6-Arrived. steamer Hermann (Begl
Never. iJsm New-1ork: =, -. -
| for New YORK. -,
Jan IA Arrived, steamer Chandernagor (fr)
| Tonian from Nev.York.
sTMlCHAELs prior 10 Jan lb-Sailed steamer Strathar
| CI,rI BOughtOn. toT Newly OK
.EOr Later shipptag He0G n anI zee Flth PI5sJ
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l. A G e s..

JAMES REERY co.
Will have a Special Sale this week
of Real and Imitation Laces and
Lace Articles, consisting OF Cham
lilly, Hand-run, Spanish, Marquise
and Spanish Laces and Flounces,
Chantilly and Russian Netts, 10
and "a inches wide. in Black,
Cream and the latest evening
Shades tor Overdresses and drap-
ings, Real Guipure and Thread
Laces and FiOuncing, Hand-run
Spanish Scarfs and Fichus, Point
Flounces, Bridal Wells and GauZe
and Duchesse Laces, Handker-
chiefs; also a choice stock of Ham
burgh EmbroiHeries, Edgings, In
sertiOns and FlOunces, TOrchOn,
Medici and Florentine Laces,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen
Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Broadway and 18th Street.
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rurx IYOR answers A FEW ORITICISMS

Mayor Hewitt said yesterday in answer TO the crt
cism of the Sinking Fund Commissioners action In
confirming the lsase of land along the Harlem ri yer 10
the Manhattan Railway a period of thirty years at
$4,000 $4,000 and $1,000 per annum, respectively
fol each period of ten years:
~The Sinking Fund Commissioners accepted the 1udg-
ment of the Dock Commissioners in the matter OF
making the lease Two of tho Dock Commissioners
are business men, acquainted with the value OF wharf
AMI buIkbeaJ property and the commissioners of the
sinking Fund had right to expect that they had care
fully considered the matter before agreeing on the
ana will have filed in The form OF the lease was
correct and approved IL That Is all there Is 10 me
mater As TO the statement that / make distinction
between hospitals churches and corporations IN the
matter of disposlng Of city property that deny,
for lis property, no matter to whom 1t is leased"
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LONG ISLAND

Postmaster James A. McKenna, of Long Island
City, has released Patrick McGraw as his surety to
the Government. MylcS McGeough aud Francis Tier
nan were yesterday qualified bOndsmen instead
Of McGraw
Since the cattle inspectors went to work on Long
Island, nearly three months ago. about 500 cows,
steers and calves have been found TO be suffering
from peuro-pneumOnia and killed
Dphthcria is prevalent at Foster Meadow, village
I'm the township Of Jamaica. The school has been
closed by the authorities number OF deaths with
/ In the last few days have occurred.
when the VIII OF W. II. Nelson. Of Far ROckaway,
who died on December 80 last, was presented for
probate Yesterday 1t found to bc carefully drawn
and duly Witnessed but not signed by the testaior.
Letters of administration Will be taken out instead
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STATEN ISLAND.

The ladies' reception of the Clifton Boat Club will
be held at the clubhouse. at Clifton today. Those
on the reception committee are: Mrs. DR.. EcclestOn
Mrs 5. h. Hazard. Mrs. J. Frank Emmons. Mrs. Ferd
Dand J. Ecker and Mrs T. Kingsley Martin. The
floor committee consists Of Mrs Ferdinand J. Flicker
william H. Huiler Clarence NJ Smith. j. X EccieSon,
william D. Wiman, Gregory Mexican and NJ. f. Leone
The supervisors of Richmond County yesterday
Fixed the amount of taxes TO be levied at S2222l6 "a
Tho town Of Castcton Is assessed at SlO0,OSi. Dr.
Millspaugh re-appointed physician to the County
AlmshOuse.
The sudden disappearance of William F. Simphns
a coal merchant. doing business In Stapleton, has
caused considerable gossip. lie was last seen by
his friends Monday. 1t Is believed that he has
gone TO San Francisco
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TESTING NEW GASLdNPS

Persons along Broldvav, between Warrenst and Park
Mace night attracted bv the brilliant light which
poured the windows Of the National Meter Company
premises The light poure from half dozen lamps
which the first time placed exhibition un Ter the
name OF the Mead light INSIDE the Office gathered
many weknown people interested In and electric light
ing including number ladies' The lamp is constructed
a whol rrinc pie and considered entirely salts
factory by the present After the light had been
hib cd admired a pleasant supper served in the
private Office John C. Kelley the president OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-17
NEW.JERSEY.

The deadlock in tho Elizabeth Common Council
stln continues Another meeting was held last night
with Councilman Smith, Democrat, PRESIDENT pro
tenn The Republicans nominated John C.Rankin, jr
for president. Seven ballots were taken, resulting
in ito vote, Noyes, Republican, voting with the
Democrats, creating tho tie. Tho meeting was ad-
journed until January "a. when 1t is believed that
the deadlock VII 10 broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-17
BROOKLYN.

william steinItz. the chess player, lost a grown up
daughter by death last week.
Tho annual boxing and wrestling contest OF me Ma
tonal As ociation OF Amateur Athletes. uner the
auspices Of the Nassau Athletic Club VIII De heid al
the Palace Rink toni ght.
Skating was resumed on the small ponds by the
lovers Of the sport yesterday The lakes In Prospect
Park Will probably be opened to-day.
The new elevated railroad structure which VIII ui.
tmalely be a geat ccIyeneDoe to the residents OF
South Bro"hlyn, Is nearly completed to the Junction
of F1atbnsh and Atlantic AYES Owing 10 the opposi.
ton Of property owners and others the road VIII not
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NEW ARK.

John Weiss, who fatally shot Thomas Hencrln in
South Park, Saturday, July 10, was arragned for
trial in the yesterday and plea OF mans aughter
accepted by Prosecutor Keen, on the ground that
tho evidence showed the crime had been committed
In the heat Of passion. The court accepted the plea
and Weiss was remanded for future sentence
Two young daughters of Gottfred Kruger, the
brewerc az five and seven years, are lying at the
point of death with diphtheria-
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WESTCIESTEE COUNTY.

Frank K Cossclncs. of New Rochelle, had thirty
two of his cows condemned and Killed on saturday
by the Government inspectors of cattle, on account
OF being afflicted with peurO-pneumOnla.
On Sunday. after tho morning services In the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. White Plains, at the request
of tho Rev. Mr. IIcermance its pastor for seventeen
years, a committee. consisting OF f. a. Clanson,
David Cromwell and T.. A. Snifin. appointed
to accompany him to Carmel, Putnam County, TO ask
the Prcsbytcry dissolve the relations existing be-
tween himself and his congregation.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC
TDOAT
Sun rises TIT Sets. So Moon sets 1884 Moons ago.
HIGH wArEt
<M-sandr HOOK. lOll Gov. Isrd 1881 Hell Gate Oi42
P.H-Sandy Hook 1851 Gsy IsPd. ll:33 He'll CATS GAO
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PORT OF NEW-YOHK........--..N
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
stsamer Jmbria (Br) MoMckan. Liverpool Dec Z, with
dse and COS pas gers Vernon Brown Co. Arrived
stsamer Ohio Sargent Liverpool JAM Queenstown 4.
with mdse and ISL TO Peter Wright Soma Ar
rived a Bar at 10 lOa M
steamer Werra Ger Bussus. London Jan 4. southamp
ton with aud t5i 70 oelrchs Co. Ar
rived the Bar at a IN
steamer Ardsnaeh tI3r). Macpherson. ksnzana days.
with mdse 10 Hugh Kelley Co. Arrived AZ the Bar AZ 7l6
- N
vim mse passengers 10 Jas Ward Co. Arrived AT
the Bar At q 80 pD. -, - -,
with mdse and passenger TO q II Mallory & Co.
Steamer Seminole Kembe Jackson vile days via Charles
ton with mdse and passengers 10 VIM Clyde d Co.
Steamer City OF Augusta. Catherine SAVANNAH dayt
with mdse and passengers 10 X l. Walker
steamer W Bruno. Lswh. Batmsts with mdss to D N
OowusA
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Beware of a slight irritation of the throat
Brummels Cough Drop, give Immediate relief Sold at
the sle yasd railroad stations
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HENRY A. DANIELS, III. d.,
lSS WEST 63D.sr
Usurs-S to H. Diseases 81 the Nervous System,
Gepits u rinsy organs. lmpotouss snd stsriiiv.
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TO SETTLE IA crIoYAL DIFFICULTIES

Thu meeting this evening Of the Republican County
Committee will probably be interesting and largely
attended one. It will not be exciting as the special
Meeting when the subject Of discpnig the With As
semby District Republicans leaders was under considera
tios the Troubles In the XliIth District ana tne
amendments to the constitution proposed By Charles N
,ntor giving the Con mi;tes me power enforce dis
eippe will probably call forth coed deal OF debate
There is enough OF hard feeling In the With Distrct
TO make the debate ON rs-enreiment IA
debaters will appear on each siue,
and 90 factions strong rien de In the com
Tha esuar faction lei oy Clarence W Meade Frederick
q. Gibbs Isaac Dayton. John y. Windslph ana A. -.
Willisss 10 opposed to enrolment and reorganza-
Non tkirg the greu that two closely contested pr
ma ries II has wen The other side, led by Henry L.
epragus Aldsrmen James A Cowie, e. g. ArchDsio'
And Knox McAf~e csntend that there are many Dem
ocras on the rolls and that to insure falr primary
there must first he enrolment made Inc sul'eI
vision OF n cor, mttee appoRtsd by the County Commit
ths question Wiz probably he the principal 10
bate OF the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-17

TIE COR0NERS JURY INDICATE HAHN.
TIL" Bitaenfed inquest was resumed yesterday Mrs
Biedenfsld recalled and TANNED by Lawyer
Mayer She said she bed about o'clock on saur
Ear evening January and dd till IL o'clock she
was sul hust out because he had left the
houss Woue have hear It. AT this point doubt OF
>srety entertained by the Coroner and abe burst
tesrs The next witness s. zuschlas. wine Importer OF
secondsve, said that he had frequently acted as
Arbitrator m the deal man and his ws
lie never saw Bede Dfei drunk take anything stronger
man RHINE wine witness Burghard being recalled stated
that en- sunday afternoon he wsat TO the house ana met
AR. RsdenfeId him tht her husband fell down.
stairs and died.
M Maier counsel for the prisoner. asked for ms
hchare under sectlon No. 203 Of the Penal Code which
mai q. oiede excusae under lawful cen liions csionss
.osn gel the jary who after half hours delbea
,,ap brought In Tho following verdict
", the Jury In Of Thslbere Won sleoenield nnd
a., ~ dceasei came de Ga from eflaussn IRON
, psr:tonts and OF the hver caused 20
unkn0wp 10 the JURY. We eiVno'"'' ' " ~ ~
pYisoDef Audsrs Hahn. ,