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Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Catholicism now forms the topic Of
conversati0n among the race. Tue sid
promised from the 10000 Catholics In
Baltimore. and what Father deRuyter 10
doing ere. all receivs ~ amount Of Ros-
sipinR never before hesrj. Very near all
the colored people OF this city are Metho-
dists, and they are likely to carry some
habit with them from their original
church. Where the real, genuine Cath
ole is coming from In just ~ much .
question ~ to where the future Prssby.
terians build their lopes. Among the
Presbyterinns can bc seen many who
once belonged to the Methodist churches,
perhaps because their were NO other
church OF their choice In the city.
We noticed on our last visit TO tha
Presbyterian Church that there was All
old lady present whose mournftll groans
showed that she had been used to more
spirited meetings than the Presby terians
nold, much TO the die2ust OF some OF
those piesent. But as far a. rites and
improvement III knowledge OF tho
origin and tenets OF the church doctrines.
There arc but few who belong 10 these
different churches who can tell you why
they are either Preshy terisus, Catholics
or Methodists,
l IeAid to . Methodist q few days ago
that he was an Armenian and not .
Calvanist, and he, baAing his knowied 70
on the late discussion In the Piesby-
terinn church, told me that hs was sorry
Tor my ignorance, that Armsuianiem aud
CAlvanism were both doctrines Of the
Presbyterian church, but when the
leaders OF church become involved in
debate SO grave a. that OF the late
(Rcvlsion oi Faith) discussion con-
duotsl by the greatest minds Of the
church, We cant expect more Of ord!-
nary people who read And think hui
little to become entangled in regard tG
what they really do believe. One thing,
however, tho Catholics aro more gener.
QUE aud treat our people more on tht
line OF equality than ANY other relgious
denomination in this country whore ths
two races are brought face to face Il
worship.
Miss Rosa Ls Hubert, who has only
been sick for u short period departed
this lie yesterday. She was a promlnen
member Of Union choir, and loved by al
who knew her. Tie members OF th,
association are 10 quite . dilemma, .,
they had to postpone the musical review
VIII CHI WAS to have come Gh severa
weeks ego. hut was postponed on socoun
OF the leading singer being s!ck--th,
review will take place tomorrow nigh
at the U. A. N. T. Church; the test tai.
ent in the city hiss been engaged.
Mr.. Allen desires me 10 state concern
ing the article in yesterday's RsPuDLr
CAN under the beading "Am0ng th,
Colored People" that he did not use tn,
words concerning the preacher aliudc
to, or did he speak Of any evangelist, o.
does he dcsire to measure arms with an
or discuss the question Of personsl char
acter. The typographical error Of nc
enclosing h!s words between apostrophie
makes It appear SO, hence the correction
Argus eyes are on the school boar
waiting for an investigation Of tho Gus
pension OF Miss Lewis. The people ar
powerless, but nevertheless hope for tn
best.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Great Reduction In winter underwear
at 7. A. Shannon, 313 West Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

WAsHINoToN, Feb. l8.-Hoist cold
wave sIguAl. Temperature will fall to
about "a degrees by 8 a. N. February 20.
A. w. GRKELy, Chief Signal Oflcer.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Mr.. Bunting also said: "About a year
ago was taken with a slight sore throat
and had it treated In Chincoteag ne by
our physicians and i grew worse until
my throat got full OF ulcers. Then
went twice to Philadelphia to n physi-
ciun, but my throat got no better 1 was
about to givc up and go home and let
| the ulcers run their course was so
bad could not swa llow and could not
ent anything without crying with pain.
"My nose was sore up In my head, and
whom swallowed, my ears would pain
| mo severely, and ] was sore on the left
side of my breast, so that my lungs hurt
II was in Philadelphia, mind you. and
had nearly given up all hope of getting
well. was on the point of going home
and let the result be rs 1t would. Oh l
tell you had q narrow escape. hap
pened to read in paper that very day
of case cured by Drs. Mccoy and Wild
man, OF ls2 Chestnut street, and 1t wns
like mine exactly. and went to Drs. Nc
Coy and WIdmun and they said they
could cure mo; but l had no faith in
them, as had done so much with other
physicians. But ] finally made up my
mind to use Drs Mccoy and Wildnan's
treatment
ITO my surprise, when took to using
their treatment l found relief in two
days. I kept getting better and in two
weeks was perfectly well, and can
say have never felt sore iii my lungs
| since and have never had n sore throat
since, and l am hearty and perfectly
| will testify to.
II can safely say that II I had gone
home when ! was in Philadelphia instead
of telling this story to-day would have
been dead. ! owe my good health to the
treatment of Drs. Mccoy and Wildman."
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

We have Just received large iot OF
honey, ouly 16c. per box; broken hTn"v;
l2c. per pound. Mereditn " e., lnlFe
aud Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

for ~ cabinet photographs and one 16x2t
oraJon portrait at Cumming gallery,
302 Marketstreet
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Most complexion powders have vul.
gar glare. but Pozzoni's 10 . true bcauti'
der, Whose enects are hating.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Tho best relief for cough aud hoarse.
nsss 10 Mcinsll's Syrup oi Tar, 35 ccuts.
DaAforth, druggist, second and Msrkst,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the wnrst cases OF neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try 1t. Only J0c. per
bottle. Taylor & Fullerton, druggists,
302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
RADAM'S
MiCR0BE KILLER
Cures all Diseases,

The claim 70 cure all diseases, may At
reading our pamphlet. giving . history OF
tho Gicrobe Killer, explaining the germ the.
which prove cenciusively there Il no dissAsi
~ Will not cure, the truth OF our assertion
any blood. chronic or contagious di isehse
should let day pass without getting and
reading this interesting book, which will be
connected with this company are Welt known
business men Of the city, Agents wanted
everywhere Address
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

when Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
Whom she became Mas,
She cluug to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Cured by Outicura

canuet say enough In praise OF the Curt
CunA REMEDIES. My boy, when one year Of
his hair. His scalp was covered with erupt-
Ions, which the doctors said was scsli-kesd,
aud that his hair would never grow aRaia.
Iespairipg OF y cure from physlcians, began
the use OF the CuTiCuRA KkMRDIEs, and,
am happy TO say. with the most perfect sue.
NOT pimple on HIN. recommend the Gu IT,
CUnA REMEDIES to mothers as the most speedy,
econ omicai, au sure cure for all skin diseases
OF infants aud children, and feel that every
mother who has afflicted child will thank
'''' y MES. M. Z. wooDsUM. Norway, Me.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Y. ,. DaviA jsweler, 9. East secOnd st
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Strong Cough Ca Z Al Tsrgusoa's.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
Not a PimpIe on Baby

Baby one year old. bad with Eczema.
Hair all gone. Scalp covered with
eruptions. Cured by CuticurN. Hair
splendid and not u piinple OH him.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

I. Il. FISHER, Adjutan'.
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Literary Notes.

The July number Of yhe NdtioR1,
Magazine Of Chicago will open with
an article entitled Harvard Uni.
verslty and Reform, " by Chancellor
Harkins Of the National University
Of Chicago, in which the wisdom Of
President EliOt's radical recon-
mendations is forcibly maintained.
Other timely articles are: sPlan
Proposed for a Polytechnic Insti-
tute," "Biblical Literature, > by
Rev. J. G. Quinn, LII. D., Col
iege Course for NOn-Residents,' -
''Union College Examinations
and ''HonOrary Degrees" Hsung
men will be interested in the article
ON the "ChicagO Trade Schools. -
Particulars Of the recent gift Of
twenty-five acres OF land TO the Ma
tional University and its Proposed
new building thereon are also given
in this number: Published at No.
Ia Throop Street, Chicago, III.
The Panqy for July is filed, a.
usual, with delightful reading and
pictures. No purer or
better reading can he put iric the
hands. The PdnSy is in-
tended for Sunday as well As week
day reading. 81 q year. ID. Lo-
throp Company, publishers, Boston.
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Other Worlds.

BY means Of the spertrOscOpe n
very wonderful discovery has been
made respecting Siriu.. Nvfroh0-
mers had noticed Thai this star was
in rspid ridt'oH through spacr. and
WIS changing its position in the
heavens, traversing in about fifteen
hundred years a space equal 10 the
apparent diameter Of the moon, at a
velocity Of no less than twenty miles
per second. OF course, by actual OBJ
seryation the only motion capable Of
being detected would be that which
was square TO the lire OF sight 50
that although Sirius appears to Us
20 move acres the heavens, he may
resliy be travelling in 4 sianting III
rection, either to'Tard or from Us.
No one would ever have expected 10
be able TO tell whether 4 star was
approaching TO or receding from Us,
Yet this seemingly ins0lvable prob
lem has OF late years been accom-
plished by the spectr0scope. Dr..
Huggins, our greatest authority on
this subject, having identified Ger
tain lines in the spectrum Of Sirius
Is those Of hydrogen, found on COM
parisOn that these were displaced in
such a manner as 10 indicate that
the star was reCeiing from Us. 1t
has been estimated tina. this recess
ion, combined with the thwart mo-
ton of twenty miles per second,
gives as the actual movement Of
Sirius in space a speed Of about
thiEty-three miles per second. These
then constitute some Of the chief
items OF information about Sirius at
present within our knowledge.
There seems to be 10 reason 10 GOuht
that, ia common with other suns,
ne has his system OF planets circiiag
round HIM after the manner Of cur
sun; and what n system, Vast rs
ours appears, il Is dwarfed into in
compared with 4 sys-
tenn whose ruling orb Is five thou
sand times larger than that which
does duty for US. There seems. also,
no reason TO doubt that these planets
are intended to be the abode Of life;
it may lie that at the present mo-
ment none of them present any
signs Of life, but 1 think we may
safely infer without imprObability,
that each one of those worlds has 4
destined period in its development
during which life, similar TO that
which now prevails on our planet,
would he in existence. What a
world such 4 enc would be, ia size
perhaps not inferior to that OF our
sun, himself a million times larger
than our earth; and it may be that |
as this Sirian world is so vastly |
to ours in size its inhabit- |
ANS would be on a scale in proper
ton 20 its dimensions. a race OF be- |
ings Of such intellect and civiliza- |
ton compared with whom We are |
but savaSes.-ChdDScrs' Journal.
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News Notes.

Tacoma. Cal, June "a Soon
after John Miller and three compan-
ions entered tine waterfront tunnel
last nigat on q hand car they di-C0v-
cred that Z train was rapidly ap-
preaching from the other emf. The
tunnel is not wide enough 20 allow Il
hand ear 70 lie E1sL from the track
20 one side. The only alternative
was fOr one man to run ahead, with
a lantern, 10 stop the train il Fossi-
ble, and the Others 10 start hack
with the hand caE. Miller ran
ahead with the lantern and
succeeded in Tagging the train AMI
avoiding p collision, b1t he lost his
lie in q peculiar manner. Miller
stepped 10 the wall OF the tunnel 10
get cut Ci the way. = broken rail
happened TO he opposite him. The
fir-t ear jumped the track ami
crushed Miller against a post, half
burying him unIer . pile of eIsth
and broken timheEs. His body stood
upright against the timuer, with an
arm extended holding out the
lantern, and in that position the
corpse remained for an hour uatl
Jug out.
Portland. Ore, June 24.-When,
at late meeting OF the officials Of
the Northern Pacific Terminal
Company, an agreement was arrived
a; by which the southern Pacific
came in and arrangements were
made for building a union depot and
carrying cit the plans Of tie rec-
miUal Company, il was stated that
the Union Pacific had bought The
Terminal CUmpany's property on
the east sii-. OF the river. hut no
transfer OF the property hBs We.
been niade. II j. learned Z
that the transfer viii be made I
July lst. and the price IaId 10y the 1
Union Pacific was something over I
81 go, 0Jo. The property Of the |
comprises about go acres
Of land adjoining Albiua, with a /
river frontage Of about n mile, and I
also the magnificent; shops erected I
by the terminal company 3t q cost I
Of $4,000, ami the rUuadhOusr, |
coal tuuke-s and tracks, I
Since the strike in the Union Pa /
ciiic shops II Ii Grande, the shops I
at The palies have been closed aud I
100 men have been discharged from /
the shops here in order that n read /
.ustment Of the forces may le I
maize.
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Returned from Switzerland

This morning we received a call
from Elder Godfrey Leinhard, Of
the Eighteenth Want. this city,
who returned on Wednesday last
from a mission TO Switzerland. He
left home October 10th, Isss. On
arriving at Bern he was appointed
to labor in Jura, the French portion
OF SwitAerland, where he remained
about one year. He made but little
headway among the people Of that
region, only bsptizing three con-
vertsi He Eas, ho5FeVel, treated
with marked hospitality. He next
labored in Bern Conference, where
the prospect was better, the German
people being more susceptible 10 the
Of the Gospel than the
French. Elder Leinhard remained
in the latter field until his release
10 return TO Utah,
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Thcp.nirnn.ir.

Tie latest, largest and best musi-
cal work yet published in the Terri
tory, containing 2 tame for every
piece in the Latter-i7y Saints
Hymn Book, has been Issued from
the DEsERET NEWS press. and Is
row for sale IN difTerclt styles Of
binding:
Paper Covered Boards. Cloth Back.
Sl.j0 each 1r Sls.Vl gar duz.
Cloth Bound, Sl.GJ each. SlT.G3 dog.
Cloth and Leather Bound. sI.Tp
each, $500 per d0z.
Full Morocco Gilt, 3 3 each. s3S.0 %
per dOz.
II sent by mail is cents I.es book
additional will be charged.
The best musical talent IN the
Territory has been employed in the
arrangement and compilation O!
the work, which contains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies 20
which the Latter dnySaints' Hymns
have been sung in the past, and
rich collection Of original tunes.
many Of which are siIre TO become
iavOrites as soon as known.
There are $50 pieces Of music,
with wOrds accompanying, in the
Psalmody, making il a large AID
valuable took.
Not only should every choir he
July supplied with this remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, b,t
IL Il equally well adapted for home
use. aud no family in which music
Is understood or cultivated should
be without IL.
In ordering. state how you want
them shipped.
Address; DESERT NENss Co,
salt Lake City.
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IN JUDICIAL QUARTERS.
Notes and Events with Which
Judges and Lawyers eeai.
THIRD cssfRIcT COURT.

Today Judge Anderson again lis
tened to evidence in the suit OF
Whitney and Wood against the
Juab Lawrence estate, in which the
plaintiff asks for receiver. There
being a question as to the identity
OF certain documents, great deal
Of expert testimony Vs. called in
with reference g Captain Law
rence's signature. The case may
take several days yet.
The court will soon have to
wrestle with a $4,000 damage suit,
commenced by DIR. Smith against
DR.. Hand, relating @ certain adver-
tisements insesses ~ Dr.. Hand in
the Loro1d.
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Nntlcc io tsnrr.irtors.

Sealed bids for the erection o
additions to the TERRITORIAL IN
SANE ASYLUM at Provo, Utah
Territory, will De received until
noon, July n, 1890.
The work 10 be contracted for
comprises excavation, mason-work,
cafpenter-wOrk, plastering, timing,
fire-prO0hDg, wrought and castiron
work and painting.
Tenders will I've received either for
the entire wcri, or for maSOn-wOrk,
fire-prUoGnF, cefp-uter-work lin
Guiding thinning, painting and
roofing, and plastering, r-Par-
ately.
The cost Of the entire work is
estimated atabOut Sll0,O0O,O0.
Bids to be accompanied by certi-
fed checks Of 81 10000 for the en-
tire job. and $4,000 for each Sc
parste bid.
The amount Of check 10 be forfeit
Ell in ease bidder should not be will
ing to sign contract one week after
the latter has been awarded. Bid
ders are invited TO be present at the
opening Of the bids at the date above
stated.
Tie Board Of Directors reserve the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
Bonds Of One-half the amount Of
contract price will be required; the
bOndSrncu 20 I've residents Of the
Territory Of Ciaif and acceptable to
the Board Of Directors.
Proposals to he filed out on blsnk
form, Obtainable at the Office OF Y.
kletting, the architect Of the build
ing, at salt Lake City, in the Hoop
er X Eldredge Block.
Plans and specifications will be
ready for inspection ut the Asylum
in Provo and ut the office Of the
architect, in Salt Lake City, from
Wednesday, June %, 1880.
By authority Of the Board Of Di-
reCtOTs.
w. y. DUsESBERRY,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
div
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THE GIFT OF HEALING.
The Lame. Halt, Deaf aud Blind at
the g. :. n. Hall.
Tiic i.Eifie Thross Away lheir
grufe,ts-.y


Tiic iRiiie Thross Aray Iheir
CruIehss-
The strange ana mysterious power
Of healing the sick By the laying on
OF hands every morning from 10 to
II O'Clock hg l}r. Smith at the
Grand Army Of the Republic Hall,
has created an eecit.mEut seldom
witnessed in a public hall. Every
morning the hail is filed with peO-
pie who crowd upon the stage to re-
clive benefit fsom the Hiagneue
touch Of the doctors hands. For
the past two mornings some OF the
mos, startling effects have been pro-
ducet 10y the laying on Of hands ever
witnessed in Salt Lake City. Mon
day morning Mrs. Jane Counsel,
who resides i'm the 10th Ward, went
upon the stage. She had been ar
iictej with n most distressing dis
Uasc Of the bowels FOR more than q
year, and since last January she had
been a helpless cripple and obliged
10 walk with crutchts. Last No
vember sine hal n bsndnge applied
TO her bowels, containing mercury,
which CAUSED salvation Of the
mouth Qud such distressing pains in
all OF the joints as 20 make a cripple
OF her. When she went upon the
stage Inst Monday, exc vas so lame
ami sore thai She Cguld net walk
without clutches. In less than live
minutes from the time DR.. Smith
laid his hands upon her, she threw
down her crutchg- and walsed with
out them. She stated 20 the audi
ence that She did not think IL pos
siblc fJT human power 10 help her
80 mulch i'm 50 shurt a time.
AIrs. Olsen, who resides ia the
city. sustained q fracture Of the
thigh year or more ago. since
which time she has suffered With so
much pain ia the hip joint that she
could walk only by the aid Of two
C-utcleS. After one magnetic
Treatment she was - mu-h rr:ter
that she couli walk without
cTJicE-s. Sgyesa. people who hal
bacu deaf for years were made 10
hear a watch lick bs ere treatment. .
Or. Smith does not make any state
Eenis that are not tue. lie cues
Ell fo.ms Of chronic disease aud per-
forms al operations known 20 sur Z
gerry. Ii you are sick and have not I.
been able 90 fad IJf.ef. 90 rot give .
up ia de,i@.i until you go and have /.
g friendly tail. yi,h E.iE; 1t C. Sts I
you Eu.LiHg for consultation. The .
LuC.g. may De consulted free Of .
charge e. hls lGr!s.S. 40. .j3 south
West Temple street, from Q n. IN. F.
lutil q De-. uI. Tally, except Sundays. ,
lie gives q free Lecture, 90 women az .
r. 4. i. Han. Wednesday and .
Thursday mornings ~ 10 O'Clock. I
:us Zee lecture 90 men Friday I.
iud SATURDAY mornings at the same /
lUur. decd !
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GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor 10 he Conferred on a Salt
Lake Lady
CnNsPICTOTs FoR IIER HEAUrY

The committee having in charge
the Car of StateD and other fea-
lures Of the great Fourth Of July
trades parade and industrial pa
ge3nt, have struck upon n novel and
1t the same time very interesting
manner OF determining who shall
be the Goddess OF Liberty" They
are anxious 20 confer the honor
upon tine Salt Lake lady whose
Beauty viii ontitle her to that dis
iinctiOn.
Messrs. Burgess, Burton anu Ste
veus, OF the committee. DO not care
TO assume such responsibility. They
have accordingly decided TO let the
matter be determined by popular
vote.
The manner OF voting will be as
follows: Each Of the daily papers
will be requested to publish in every
issue during the present month the
form Of ballot printed below. ADy
person desiring 10 cast one or more
votes fer one or more candidates
must procure one Of these ballots, fiji
il ont properly with the name 81 tine
person for whom they vote. aUd
either hand Il iu OF >eII i. 10 the
Office Of tie secretary % the cham
her Of commerce. hy l. DEL *, mid
night, q June -.
No more than one name on each
ballot viii jc allowed. No sigma
lures reguirr!. Anybody can lie
voted for. AMI the relative rank Of
all candidates will be published
uaily in al papers.
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Drfor,ni;y FROM Hrishrs Disease

:. d. NanBIskiIk, Of De.uarest,
y. J., says Aug. -, ISIS: "Dr.
David Kennedy, FavOfite Rem
ely, Of R1ui0ut, y. Y, Eas cured
our daughter Of BGghi's Disease,
after all other means had Gi!el.
She was so swollen that She meas
ured = inches around the waist
ami IS inches below the knee. To
say that We feel thankful f0s such a
boon rs FavJTitc Remedy Is bat n
poor expression Of the feelings OF
grateful PARENTS.
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Ia. morning an old lady made
"a. amt AZ police headquarters
ne, -, ne -'na had 0sen entered yes
afternoon "a her temporary
ENC and Paisley shawl stolen
ZION, She wanted a warrant
..- - -'l-s' which the houses OF ali
- -- neigaao s. c0'lId be
- -, plt the request was too
=. % D. EluseI. The old Ia
-s-5e,i that aiI her neighbors
$3.50. --l que. tsiniure her, anu
,-.. .lTtheg proofs Of a pecu-
-.-- condition that action
---5 d % her case until better
'E o than her statement
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influence of a Fathers rOli.eaes,.

Your children are what you make
them; If you want their first and
best you must give them your; il
you expect them TO be refined and
high toned, give the keynote your
self. GOOD morning, my child"
carries n benlson with 1t, and, in so
expressing himself, no man need be
ashamed; yet how often does n man
neglect this trifiiue poliieness when
in the bosom Of his family.-La6tes'
Home Journal
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Cav School conference.

sa55lth School conference o.
"a. 'l2a Stake Of Zion convened
s'viGe, Sunday evening. June
Reports from the various
- Schools were read showing
-, .-,g We're doing a good work.
M Tr'srimme was carried out.
lsa -'-a 'ae Or9ervilie Ward Sab
sl5r mol was represented. i
lev Of a few Of the SABBATH
g.,, y net, ty 81 class Of boys and
,s7s-- .,iiowtI by singing by
;a.ri-,'. y chiLlrcn. Next came
sluaI." tle bible chart lessons
Falre Of Christ, 10y a class Of
ID ir.s' anu girls. This was
Slss r--..7s.lng and instructive.
7s 81 y !. yos; Neeis expressed a
e,bsia..sa Nv the children should
ssgl5s.lll5's aud chsrts, and sus-
.5' so}t ea-e;s of tie general
~ ;;esncy.
j. ~ Tanner. OF the Brig
Sees College, gave a short
shan ne Conference was a sue
fe5 p@rts.
d y. NDATg
state secretary.