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From the NV York Tribune.
Near Hot Springs. y. a. i~a fa,'',ls 'sni-
sisting of u father. w,rthrr an1i i~,ut>
healthy. blooming rhilir'n. all ,snsrssu'.
happy and dirty. with iutlc u,rtn.Nss "f
the. past and mo anNirrS frr the hIinE>'. "
civilization should ever take shat family
i'm hand IL wnuld make ih~ua int'tlisS'nt.
clean. d~iscoutrnt,<l. ashamed ~ Nhsir
past. anxious fcr their nltssr>r. AMI utterly
unable to live oa ,~~NruolsSss asnl "~s'~-
belly" rhrrrfoTS ths> .n.i sh.>>~ lss
then, in the south lc~,k IVA civilization ~ a
deadly enemy.
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FIXED IN ,DvtNCE.

The work of Messrs. White. Blake
and Walker was not the action of tilIny-
Drained and perpleNed lawyers. who
could not distinguish the right and
wrong of an involved ease. They were
not ~befogged in "a sea of doubt. There
was no question IN which side truth
and justice lay. Every point was clear
before them. There was the full alb
stract of votes under the official seal of
the county clerk. There was the order
of the judge of the district court direct
ing the count of the one rejected pre-
cinct. because full and fair legal inves-
tigation had determined that that
vote had been wrongfully thrown out.
There were the law books piled up
around them containing decision upon
decision declaring that c%anvassing
boards had no authority in law tn go
behind certified returns. There Was no
possibility of error or mistake except
by men who had willfully set out to do
"a wrong. And that is Just what state
Canvassers White. Blake and Walker
must stand convicted of doing at the
bar of public opinion. There is no
sea for them. They have not simply
erred in judgment: they have not sud
denly jumped to an on
clusion. They have deliberately agreed
to sanction a wrong because certain of
their party leaders counselled it and
they were too weak to resist. Uel.Hu
/U,fs/,UffeHt
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The Navy and the Merchant Marine.

From the Philadelphia Irr>>.
The advantage of constructing govern
ms.nt vessels 10y contract and thus aiding
in the establishments of >hipyapl> in this
country is illustrated by tho bids for the
new cruisers. When tenders were first
invited for work on the new navy there
were only two or thrc, competing yards.
Now there ar,. seven ar eight. \ Boston
ship builder put in one IF the loves; hid
for tiie new 2.usltou war ships. Nearly all
the large coast cities now have yards ca
pablo of doing the best work. This il
certain to aid in the rebuilding of our
merchant marine. Ii il the policy follow
eel by other nations and j. in every re-
sI,.t "A wi-.. one.
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tn. Counting lN.,>s~s~ >ssNr

Er IN The EO>iOIl ItN>i,
The New York Saw anitstg~aIcs Tho ss>ia'-
ing Of the, new 2-rrui l~>~tssr stamp with
an eagcrnc>s which rS'r,iu.l> us THAI II ~s>
one of the first to ,~lrclaitn against tho
present one: yet il obviously - fearful ~
the result. bright c~artninr.' II >a>>. "t>
better than sickly gwen: hUi the bright
carmine should >ulsisr itself a. >tsS~iie
as possible into the old Venetian rSi, tho
finest color ever worn Ivy a Accent lNN~;aC'
stamp" Why not use the f~.NNriir htsr ~
Lady Jane in Patience" and StN" US
something the color of cold gravy That
would be morr rcsIfal IL the eye than any
thinu elise
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SUCCESS.

As We go straining up flames arid height
That louliest peak In all the mountain chains
az grim Success-kind hearts weep Ger our
pains.
And helpful hands point up beyopd the night.
The world hath sorrow Tor our piteous plight
Hut AS we near the top its interest wanes.
And when the mountain belches forth and
rains
Its ricnes upon MS pity turns to spite.
The voice that cheerri us on now howls us down
And hands deal blows that erst dealt generous
dole.
God pity him who hath attained his goal
And give him strength. for Failures crown
weighs less
And presses lighter than Achievements crown.
think tn objectionable sin must he Success.
-Elia Wheeler Witcs,r in Ifftsburg Bulletin.
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The Citizens. No, tn. city
From To. New York World.

Prom To" New York World
a morning journal maintains. aud backs
it's claim with convincing Illustrations,
that "a New Yorker il "a citizen Of no
mean city" Very true. Bat he IL AN M
habitant Of "A city which has some mighty
mean citizens.
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Peace. 1ts.ign~.

From III. Chicago Herald.
Almost for tln. first time in the memory
Of the oldest inhabitant profound peace
r'igfis in every country in the world.
There are no wars or rtInior~ OF wars.
The --latest appeal to arms was to lcttlc a
local dispute i'm Hayti. Savage and bar
barous AS well as civilized and enlightened
people are all enjoying the blessings of
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER :. lsss

We took IL for gy,nfed tia The 'sT"''f If
the county missioHs,s r"s the f"H rofe #
Ssirer Bo,r county. ! Jar"rcd hr",r'ag oct
the eafirr rotc If The county, b'cupsr the re-
turns u,err not certified Ia. bit IL Tds tho"9hf
thai the rote for The constitution should he as
korgc as y,ossibIe.- Ii. r. White.
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The I'laInt ssf NJ urat.

PROM the tlicagp lfibtiI".
I cant live. on ten thousand "a year. Z; weniolinc,
l"aut 'p with ten Thousand "A year!
What a Prince would I ic. and " hat fun could I
see.
pn u paltry ten Thousand "a year. t;wcndoiinr.
ON a stirgy ten thousand "a year!
-Nupnf
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course, but Il was not . vital force in
the struggle.
1t In pleasant to record the defeat Of
Foraker. II In positively refreshing to
that he il put out Of the way.
lie has been arrogant and impudent.
lie has travelled ON his political shape.
lie has been Extensively cOnceited in
his treatment of sturdy IL republic
ans who were famous befOre Foraker
was heard of and who will be held i'm
honor when he is forgotten.
u sb.Oly one of the best satisfied
me i'm Ohio to-day is John Sherman.
A. tried and true republican ne surely
is: but the Foraker regime was often
sive to him and the Ohio returns will
not disturb his peace of mind. Foraker
is u of your Harrison republicans.
They are u cold. clammy, cadaverOus
outfit. Democrats despise them. re-
publicans regard them with disfavOr,
and when Ohio defeated Foraker it
entered its protest against the repub-
lean crew that deserted Sherman, u;
Chicag" and made Harrison possible.
WHIPPED AGAIN.
Men who differ i'm their political
creeds could probably get on common
ground long enough to record "a wish
that Malone of Virginia may never
again gain prominence in politics.
That shopping politician received "a
very substantial burial oil Tuesday.
and now that he is out of sight he
ought to he put out of mind.
For about eight years the managers
of republican national politics have
been labOring under the insane idea of
breaking into the South by way of Eir-
ginia. To accomplish this. they have
made tools of the very worst scum i'm
politics, often through the agency of
just such men IS Malone and others
like him who are utterly devoid of the
sense of honor i'm any political under
taking.
Effort thus directed by managing re-
publicans has been absolutely wasted.
Virginia politics has been pretty cor
rupt and the situation will never be
cleared as long as party managers per
sist in efforts to capture the state
through the agency of men who are
VIGOROUSLY corrupt. 1t must dis
courage the Quay management to
realize that Malone was fully thirty
thousand votes distant from victory.
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In New York state the democrats
show IA decided gain in their proportion
of members of the legislature. In that
state, republicans when the
canvass opened, that they proposed to
get so large "a delegation at Albany that
they could dispose of any vetoes Gov.
Hill might choose tn sign. The result
is that their majority in the state AS
sembly is very seriously reduced. The
same is true i'm Massachusetts. with the
exception that democratic gains i'm the
Legislative body IF that state are even
larger than in New York. Last nights
dispatches put the Iowa Legislative
ticket i'm doubt. II would put II Man
sard roof on the democratic victories
Of Tuesday if the official figures con-
firm this report.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07

From the Washington I'ost.
tongrcssional strawS on the sp.akcrship
of tia. house show nothing so clearly as
that the wind must bc blowing in several
dill dir.ctiniis at the s.lImc time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07

Now if the republicans will only keep
Quay i'm command another year or two
we may reasonably expect that the
democrats will carry Pennsylvania.
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PLAYING FOR DELAY

IL takes "a good while tn get out of
court. However just n mans cause,
technicalities tie him up and the form
alities of "a cumbersome code delay him.
Hours were spent yesterday in an effort
TO find out whether lawyers represent
ing a pack of political thieves can get
out of n cOurt that has been just and fair
into another court which they fancy
they own and which they believe will
be as indecently dishonest AS the state
returning bOard. Governor and all.
proved to be.
We can afford to- wait until these
long-winded defenders of crime hav
talked themselves tired. We have no
idea that the court i'm Silver Bow will
grant any appeal involving "a stay. We
predict that before the STANDARD
again gOes tn press. Hall will comply
with the orders of Judge DE Wolfe's
court or show the people why he
shouldn't do it. We assume also that
the democrats who were elected to
represent Silver Bow in the state legis-
lature will take their seats. paying no
more attention to the certificates Grim
inally issued mt Helena than they would
to the footing of a tim horn.
This play for delay has gone ON
long enough. We notice that Joe"
Toole is governor of Montana and. if
We size him up Alright. W. are safe i'm
assuming that nine democrats will
represent Silver Bow in Montana's first
legislature and that crime will not he
permitted tn count itself in.
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With Mahon buried. Fire Alarm For
aker badly whipped, Iowa democratic
New York carried far up in the thous-
ands. New Jersey safer than ever. and
Massachusetts crowded down to close
figures. democrats i'm Montana may
hope to be clear of silver Bow fraud by
Thanksgiving day and reverently thank
the Lord for the mercies of the wear.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07
Electric Light Autocrst..

From the Philadelphia Record.
What are claimed as the vested rights
of h~igh-tcnsion electric lighting compan-
les i'm New York city appear tn be held i'm
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-07
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' White Mcrino Vests and
Pants at 4Sc and 7Sc, former
price 75c and SI.25.
Ladies' Scarlet All-Wool Vests
and Pants at ooc per pair.
Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants,
all sizes at $50 per pair. former
price soc.
Fivc-Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair. former price SI.oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01

Z, nssyn, rssnslin e q. Mary Byspa lasAss Of
Bsdsley, Howard Exchanges Yift Insaran GO Com
DAly. 3 iSbth.at v. Of 6thsye, years. e3T 500.
Bsrne9 Mrsses 70 Alice Davis ~ tsa.st Of
Disbiew, Robert % Matilda Roshschild, loeth.ss
Z. Same 70 Loaisa Hesdoifsr ssne property. yeass
liIHenn. Henry and wife. % Christine Rueinsssin,
49, DOYLE Dennis 70 Goteb Gsnnart n cor Madison
:. Fay. Mishsel. % Henry slimms. cor Broons and
EssSx sts. a rear 1900
Finch Joseph g Tisie Guarantee ana Tras. Company,
rs aats.sS y 81 eth.aye year y, 900
q slave yss, Sn s. E sc aad another
osts-ss yess, s2i 600 " "
,sCaDerg Sigmund and wife % Louise Martell,
oVtee,,sse. . x o. htxinRton:aye years 81 200.
e al9 ss.. ana Lis Association Shave 81 Iis
:. Ksly James ana wife 70 Thomas Mcclure. = Goth.
81 e OK t0th-aye, demand, $4,000
ott Louis 70 Charles Hotss ehe % g. Greadwichay
q S,th,ave. years $4,000.
Year., AE9 n . Arsae Esposo No aos
RstkoEsky, harriA 70 Nina Krocs, . cor Of Bay.
ARD and Forsyth sts. years Sc, 150
Keynnfd, Catharane, 70 John s Watkins n g. 4Ath.sk
" o. n,s SLh-sye, years q mortsl $4,000.
Bark OF N 7, s 118thst " Of 1staye, years sSo06
Roberts Austin 70 Equitable Life Ins Co OF s.
7th-ava Of seth ct, years 70 mostsl, s191 0cO
scoontnaker. Edmund to Clark D Rhinshast n cor
o. S SSs' F spa sth % Asnyyy year, sio
q 12lstst year % mofts), $4,000,
Tompkins Grimm. 70 Herman Wronkow, cor OF IIOth.
a., = ana 4th-eye. Q, year 90 morts), e5, o00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
austiOn Sales OF Real estate.

TUESDAY. APRIL q issa
At 10 o'clock In
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
s93 FULToN.sT, BROOKLYN
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.
BY order OF David Dowa Esq, Of
s33 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
Situated In Eighth Ward Brooklyn. with tides guArsn-
teed by
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Lots located as follows;
THIRDAvE, N. W. cor. Of Forty.nrstst, lees
THIRD-AVE, s. W. cor. OF Foftyarstst, lots
sEcoNDAvE.. e s.. rs n N. Of Forty.arstst. lots
FoRTY.FIRsT-sT, N. and g. SideA bet. Third and
Fourth ayeG 46 lots.
FIFTH.AyE4. w. g.. entire 'front.' bet Forty-nrss and
| Forty-second SIS
FoRTy.FIRsT-sT. g. g., 100 II W. Of y1tsAsvs..
10 lots.
FoRTYsEooNp-sr. N. s.. 100 N W. of g1tssavo..
10 lots.
FoRTY.sEcoND-sT. s. g.. 200 # T. Of BourtA-Hye.
10 lots
FoRTETHIRp-sr. g. g.. 400 ~ E Of TOurta-ave.
10 lots
sIxTHAvE.. N n. cor. Of FOrtr.fourtA.st, II iotA
EIGHTH.AyE, W. g.. entire front bet. FortyfOurth
and Forty-nfth SITS, 10 iotA
Is let's
FoKTY-F1ETHsT. N. g.. 90 r. W. of EghtA-sye.
10 lots
FoRTXFIETHsr, s. g.. 200 IT. T. o; FtftSsya.
II lots
sEvEErHAvn AND ToRry-SITrEsT.. s. W,
eor S lots.
FoRTY.FIFTHsT. s. s.. 100 IT, W. Of ssventAsye.
20 lota
sIxrH.AvE- AND roRrT.TIyTHsr.. 6. W. cor.
lots.
FoURTH.AvE.: W. s., bet FIfty.toursa ana Fifty.
18th sts.. entire front. 10 lots
IFTr-FoURTH.s ST. s. s., e5 IT. ". Of Fourth.ava.
~ lots
B1TrYy1TTHsT.. g. g.. ss q. W. Of FOurth.sye..
10 lots
FIRTH.AyE, g. W. cor Of FIfty-hfth.st. . loA.
FoURTH-AYB. g. q eor. Of Fifty nfth-st, s lots.
EIFTYFIFrHsT.. 8. g., bet Fourth and Fifth syeA.
% iots
FIFTH AVE. SIXTH. AVE. YrYrx.TIgTH tnd
RIFTY-sIxTH STS., entire block. 70 iotA
Sixty per cent may remain bond and mortgage fos
three years per cant interest Maps ready ss
Anctoncers oces 60 Libertyst NswYork. 800 Fulton
St., BROOKLYN,
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1859.
At IL O'Clock. IN
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
800 FuLToN-sT.,
BY order Of Theo y. Jackson ESQ,
10 VALUABLE 18TH WARD HOUSES
NOS los IT, i74 17a 17s $50. 1874 1885, 1885, 1eo 1s2.
1874, 100, and 1De STANHOPE-sT bet Rnickerboekes
ana Hamburger sves., elevated railroad; II 2
story fats, eoxz5: lots 100; all improvements
NOS. 1s6 and 1873 PRosPECr.sr, facing Elushing-aye.
two Sstory frame double tsnements No. 1888 has tive
stores nrst door.
Also at same time ana place.
FULToNST.. NJ and s. sides, bet eaekmsn-ss and Man
haitian Beach Railroad, iois-
GREENE AVE-. 8. g.. 300 n W. OF Reidaye.. choice
lots.
Maps and particulars ct onnces Of Auctionesr 90
IAbsrty.st. New.Ycrk, and sos FutOnft, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
D ROPOSALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
c2s y iaSaa Gsr
bss ss J R'0pGSss Sss sesRd
On se the may Ss and
sc SS13;;;s9F2 & !Rflts .9s
% s us S pS1 As pounds linden Beef ss
Inc hooi 100000 pounds net Beet 259oo0 pounds
bounds Ge oss SSSSS, s 1
pounds FEED lSSSo0 pounds HAD Dread o, 100! 600
ESsRa' SSoy bsS asC $1,000 SstS
6oo Rec 800 SSnSSsso Tea pounds sSs
600 pS SS pS%SPSs wheat S0' o Ss weea sd
0Sa Cafes SS n RsSs q p HfRs
Duck. free from all sizing es 600 yards DenLms y So6
yards Bieashed sheeng 20 oeo ysrds Ie5oy shlEsins
Estas sletSlhs GrSeeiies Motions. HsrdSsro sasa
scs SGSfs He sa
&C., and for about $50 Wagons REQUIRED Tor re serTse
s%at iS' q ;1f So T Pss & With eacss
4 Sen T Eass . A Ss mss bot & sS
ssiseM ~ S S fysveS at rs ASSsf BIS MNH
showing the kinds and quantities 1S q sgbss
l es sa' t6sStbY ws blank Proposals. ssaSoss
5 B! contract and ad payment
oiher necessary stggstiOps WIN 20 furnished upon
" and q WeOsiers, NewY the oommiss1ros o.
Ssa saint Louis Saint Paul aad San Fn
SiSco the Postmpsters Sioux City and Yankton and
ne o ea@ FpRs ana
g 8 e 1y S q A snS S sSS Ss.. rsss S
Invited under BSy'SS e. 'Gss aPpsop'SS ss
S UeSed Gf S Ss SSf and y
IL cd 3 S G's Sa b G SSSnas de
he First national Bank Of Los Angeles Cal, toT z;
n OnERtyY, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01

WASHINGTON, D. o., March IL. 1883;
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received &c this De.
paEtment until SATURDAY The iSta q April 1859 a. ~
paper for facing slips twne, letter scalee
aud rating stamps rubber stamps eaneellng Ink PADS
papeP enyeOpes rubber goods holders pencils
inks muelagc glass goods rulers folders articles o.
eel ancous staoneYy quantities OF the different
articles respectively and such times and from time 20
ming July l. 1ss0 and ending June 80 1880 for the use
on any branch tho departmental or postal service
Hanks for proposals with specifications giving detailed
statement OF the reQuremens 20 DO met In respect 70
each article and also ted quantities. probably 70
be required OF each and giving full instructions a. 70 te
nonner OF bidding and conditions DO observed ny bid
ders will DO Furnished application 70 the
OF the Division Of Post osee Supplies. Post once De-
partment, Washington, D. O.
rho reserves the right 70 reject any
or All bd 10 waive technical defects and TO accept
49, " JNO. WANAMAKER
pOat General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
g oUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEw-YoRK,

g oUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK,
~ 49, The President OF the United States Of America
70 the Marshal OF the southern District Of Eew.York
The District Court Of hS United states foS the southern
District Of New.York the 18Th day o. February, ~
eghtynlne By the pennsylyana Railroad Company
OF the steamtugs Boydentown, Willie, and Winnie In
destruction Ganass and injury cccssoScd By to disaster
the ooss IN tow q said seaTsSg len on q,
ing onltion Of Tho said Court In that behalf 70 30
issued and that all persons claiming damages for any
cited % appear before tho sd Court ana mskc due proc.
q h0 o peel sm and ~, P0TsSdngs being had
liable for such loss dspaes desreston and injury
he M such q SS spuos @ he values q
snd sspsnsss sSs q dydsd prS taa aRosS tss .ey
claims You therefore hereby oompandea TO cite III
psr,O9s calming sSag,s SE a9T les sass
ssspssye s'G Claims s before ssnas II Lynsa
S GosTs aa = fo ss o SsSfS uas %
a before the Cd day Of July 1882 ~ II o'clock y
tosethsr with THIS writ Witness, 1e Hon. Addison
RNg x. S SSs q b sts SPq as
March IN the year q our Lord one hosa9a eight hundred
and Of our ia@Sip'Gf'If S ' c aSe
IN prrsusnre Of errteln nonltlop under the seal o
p y 3 rS Ed h Safe e Hs ss sSS
40 hereby e al pefsOPs claiming aEs. feE AK los
s Snass 4 s y %s
S N:.Es s: 6 &. e ass ISL, hSs 2; F
IN he forenoon apd % make due proof Of helf
:,T Sos Y: 4. ses Rom 'S NJ s es
es 3Sd1s Il "a o + sos x ss ps osnoo
Unitsz States Marshall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
ID ROposALs FOR FRESH BEEF. once Of

il post Commlstary Of Spbdstence. WEST POINT
~ Y, March % 1850. sealed Proposals IN trtpeate
yerisemens attached will be received shs osee until
10 O'clock noon, "Wednesday the list OF May, 1888
ana then opened for furnsng and delivering az the Sub
sstece stefehouae this post the fresh Best eqnrsd
Issue 70 troops during the hsea year ending June ~
IeA0 Proposals must be accompanied BY guarantee
signed y two esponsbe persons the garantors 70 Tvs
ty In The sum 81 ~ 600 90 proposal not accompanied
bv s,,eh et,aPantee win be considered PreIeepes
Vim be given % articles q domestic production o. mann.
nriee Of foreign productions manufactures the duty
herconj baing equal The United atatcs reserves We
VIII be required % enter int written contract With tho
fned states with good and approved security IN the
sum Of 81 600 90 within twenty days after being potsd
az me acceptance Of his proposal Proposals must pc
enclosed IN seaed cycopes marked "Prop0saig for Fresh
Beei1 ana Addressed 20 the UNDERSIGNED Fod infofma
ton can DO ontnsigq ~ sr,g3T Cant e IA 81 II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-01
opFIcE OF THE LIGHTHousE ENGINEER.
THIRD DISTRICT, !, a. 1850

N ROp0SALS viii be received az this oG1ce I'M
IN o'clock D, o. "Wednesday ne 37sh daf e. q
fldt ncorasary fr hi constructions completion and de-
livery Of two beacons AZ Essex Reef end cheseef ceka
Connecticut - ..s.. 4.
formation nay be obtained application 20 this ofsc
the right . reserved % reject any 9f al PCS aaa %
Msos az q ES1csis Army Eneno0r 9kid Lghs
Louie Ularlft.