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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-23

\ meeting was held last night in the In
terest Of aleign missions. Several interest
ing addresses were made py prominent
clergy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

-. JosPpi = dav. which falls on The
18Th. ~ Marc. was celebrated this wear
win more than usual pomp aud soiem.
nifty ~ - sosaph's church. The Ponsif.
lcal High Mass, sShich was e~eIebrstsd
BY the r.. Rev. Firtan Mundweiler. q
n. ~, OF -. Menirad Abbey. was rafs
sight for the paiishiouers OF 81. Joseph.
church During this mass. which hogan
At half past ten o'clock. the Rev. Father
ICyrin Thomss. q. 3 n. ohiciated As
Arch-priest: The Rev. Fathers Atha.
nssius Schmiu, Q =. r.. aud Fideii.
Mantle. q : r.. a descons of
honor. the Rev. Fathers Bonaventure
IGoebel. q. 8. r.. and Dominic Barihel
%. ;. IL, az Deacon and Subdeacon Of
The Mass respectively: the Rev. Father
BASIL Hensier. o.. = r.. a. Master Of
Ceremonies The sermon vas very ef-
feriively delivered hv The Rev. Father
BASIL Hen~ler. O.. =. u.
The choir. under The director shin ~
the Rev. Bernard if.ia. eihe~k. ID. :. II
s'it~i grestiN - TIM ~solenlnifv of ~, ~.
fh~ k,rie, ana .Giori. ~ ~
cflsi-. were 'sken from Z wei,1er'.
Mas. ant were well rendered. The
.">anctus." "Benedirtnra.~ ana ,be
"Agnus Del All composed rs The Rev
hrrnsrd lirirhelhrck. - =. h.. were
beautifully rendered. The feature Of ne
singing. however. was the rendi.
'ion ~ he ''Veni Crearor.r
y i5rnsiirf's dsv will be celebrated
'or'Ay tFridav) with a Solemn High|
Mass During the Mass q sermon will
DC preached BY the Rev. Father AHA.
nasius, .. S. b. The choir will render .
Iour-voiced mas. The Beuedicti,al
Fathers Of the church AMI College mend
hereby 70 make the holiday az the;,
Founder. ST. Benedict. 4 dsy al
and jov.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

La grippe has not entirely left. "A
simmons 10 very sick, hut we hope be
will soon recover.
We wish 10 inform the readers Of
the Courier that Bro. Bones Is a NEEDLE.
soms man. as he reported that &. A.
ISimmons had failed to give mll satis-
faction in HE school. I do not say he
did. AZ the teachers are few who give
full satisfaction. Bus II our Bro. Bones
will hoe his row he vii; have 10
time 10 meddle with honest peoples
business. viii further -a,. that All HE
dvrrii-emcn necessary Il ~ call on the
pat,on- Of The school. without some
meddler'~ Interference. through the cir
'rnlation OF public news. The reports ~
patrons proye all such advertisements
false. and will thank the person il he will
attend TO his own business.
Rev. McNaughton will preach a. this
place sunday (; also help organize a Sun
day School.
The Colonel is still alive. but he gol
thrown from a horse, aud pIowed up The
ground considerably. and tore his best
sunday pants. which was the worst OF
all. Luckily The Col. received no wounds,
Candidates are more plentiful than
news. Hon KICKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

u An slarm ~ fire last SUNDAY evan
ing about5! O'Clock called the citizens 4,
Jasper nom their snppers. Mr.. Iynas;
reAerf : large two story residence VA.
smoking Al over the roof. having canrt,,
underneath from the chimney. The
stores furnished a supply OF buckets. and
70 = shert time the fire was e~xtinyuished
before i burned enough OF 4 hole
'hrough the roof 10 get air. Had The fra
canght a. night. instead of day time. tho
house would have been DESTROYED. ~
'"entv of the rsffers burned half way
through before It was put ont. The tire
engine was pushed 10 the place. throu0b
'he mn'i but cot there TOD late 10 BE- ~,
service. because no rope was attached ~
n 20 mat enough parsons could assist Inc
p~nsherS 70 cnanle them 10 get IL aIony
laster Than 4 brisk walk. and when ,ha,
~" ger there. The hose reel had only !
feet ~ hose on ii. so il was In.
poss,pie q station the engine where i,
QUO rfacha good supply OF water. The
! rns'ees Of The town shon,l onard
'ga'nst such mistakes. There should Al.
Ways be ~ least three hundred feet ot,'
lose on the reel. and 50 feet OF inch rom
u both engine aud reel, all the ,ime -ss
may DC nee led for service when leas,
xpected. ~"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

ffELE y STATrsTrcI.N Az. Judge How.
land, OF Marion Circui. Court has ren
nered = decision TO that effect. Tie
Judge strives a. the decision ~ resson.
Ing upon the Supreme Courts decision
tnat ne Office must be filed BY an cleo
ION ~ the people, and that Worrell.
10y. uovey's sppointee. was appointed
hen there wss no vacancy n the omca
eele having been appointed by Gov
fFal' 1885. and, under the ruling ~
the Supreme Court, rightfulIy hoIdiny
ever until hi successor shall be elected
~ the people, and quslify after snch
election These decisions will Ada
another Office TO the state tickets. n ~
sought after BY aspirsnts. The fact i.
:" 'ne curriers' opinion, II would be =
good deal wiser II all the Offices wara 4
led ny elections by the people. ana ~
legislature relieved Of that r-esponsi.
bility. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

- No doubt the farmers Of Dnboi.
county,, without regard TO party. will be
gra'ined 10 learn. AZ The indianapolis
ecniinel SAYS, thar the iron mining CON.
pani~- are able to keep their heads above
water under the existing tariffs on iron
ores. Ofthe mines in the Lake Superior
region. the Metropolitan iron and land
company has paid . dividend Of s52O.COO
Out Of last years earnings. or 90 per cent.
on ~ capital stock the Republic com.
ranv has paid = dividend II $500 900. or
70 per cent, on lis capital stock snd The
Lake superior company has paid 4 divid-
end ~ 100000. o. 20 per cent. on H.
capital stock. The capital stock OF these
mining companies usually IL from ten 10
one hundred times the actual capital ill.,
vested Has any farmer or mechanic
who has been u-ing iron and paving the
tar'ii tax. thus shared Nv the iron barons.
been making as handsome a profit on
his capital:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

The report recently sent out bv -,
state Doard Of Agriculture, or Illinois
-howinA that II cost the farmers Of IA,
state last year nearly $lO.UO0.OOO more
% produce and market their corn cror
nan 'ne crop wHs worth, Is attracting 4
great deal 81 attention. The cost OF bro.
unc.lon was stated in that report a,
$40 per acre. The items that 70 70
make up that cost are For use Of land.
per acre. 1857; ploughing. 81; h0trow.
~ cents; laying of. 20 cents: plant.
ing. 20 cents; seed, 10 cents: tending.
sis.o; gathering, $50; Smelling. 40
cents market, IS cents. Some farmers
ngure differently, but an average Of ne
ngures furnished by 1000 Correspond.
.ns vas 1910 per acre .-Princeton
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

The pension appropriation
Dtu Q being considered Ia Cnngress
IL appropriates $95. 427,46I. M. Nor.
Iow, ~ charge Of the bill, said that |,
,nixnI safely be assumed that the mum.
oer " pensioners would reach lie maxi
muir, 2 july i, .s9l. whrn Tie u,
pend,'ure would be sl.2,00U.O00. On
That date, under existing law. tho nun.
10000. "ou'u &c
AT: Gcst introduced . hin Tuesday
RI.n'lng a bounty OF $50 to eli n Tiers
ana sailors Of the late war who served
~ NE volunteer service for MOI less sh.r
discharged. ao'y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

Johnnie Morgan died March ssh. 1890
sged 10 years. lie was . good b0y, on,
that every one loved and respected. II,
was 80 kind aud pleasant that his teach
ers can ail unite In saying that he was
good boy, and We. his school mates, can
I'll Say the same. for he was always %
Kind. We feel very sad 70 think that hs
will never meet us again In our school
or our plays.
REsoLUrlo.s on II HtLLsRoKo SCHOOL
Resolved. That We bow In humble
lsuemission 10 the will OF God, knowing
that Tie doeth all things for good, and
that our loss IL Johnnie's gain.
Resolved, That we cherish his memory
and follow his example In trying 10 be
good ami kind.
Thy 90 the bereaved family aud especially
To his sisters. who VIZ know viii miss
him s'dlv. bnt will inlinw his cxampls
sni thereby gain friends. rs he has done.
Farewell. Johnnie. thou hast gone.
From n,n ,fix unr schnol -,rrIe ,h,ong:
>rdlv W. will mi~- nv pleasant face,
When ~ school we fake our place.
Sad. iniecd. 20 think that we no more
Shall 70 eef thee rs in DAYS Of yore;
But W. shall slongiremember thy kind
wsvs.
And often think OF thee when in our
plays.
we wonld have kept thee here,
Our JOYS and orrow both 10 share:
but God. ~ his providence. thought il
besf
To take thee home in Heaven 10 rest.
Johnnie, we hope some day 10
meet again,
In Heaven, whore there il no grief or
pain:
When our days on earth sre passed and
We hope TO meet you in Heaven our
home.
LULA LENNON.
IsAHELL ANDERSON,
MAY RosE.
HILLsBoRo. IND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

1"tA7FNEt fAAro~t
Dudley says that Harrison has neve,
done anything for him since The election
ms = no = truthful statement. Hsr
fison saved him from donning the wear
ing apparel o. q convict, Had NOT Har
f'son interiefed. Dudley would hav.
peen convicted Of inducing men 10 com.
nit bribery. Harrison forced I,dga
Woods 70 turn a judicial somers.nI,-,
withdraw the sword az Justice ia, b,r.
over Dndley's head. Why should NJ,
Dudley De grateful 10 Harrison for IN.
shielding him from punishment for IN.
wicked deeds? To aliay the feeling =,
resentment engendered hy ,his vicion.
aci, Harrison pardonei Sim Gov. whose
crime was far less henioms than Dud.
ley.s. No; Harrison paid all Of Dud.
ieys debts when he saved him from tie
laws ~avenging arm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

S>S FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Tndi
A. known A. odd Gabriel died II n,
county. hospital at Salina Yesterday
mere Is no record Of his birth. but wbeu
ne franciscan missionaries came y
CALIFORNIA;, more than a century aon
Old Gabriel was then a grandfather
ana, a. far Is can be learned bv tradi.
non. u y believed he was born anon,
.ne year l1fO. and had reached the acc ~
i'o years ~ the time OF his death. "a.
nfiei never used liquor or tobacco. and
'en 4 peaceful life. He had children and
grandchildren by the score, but outlived
vive him. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

Health j. Improving here. but tber,
are = few on the sick list vet.
Pr. Line il doing = good business, q,
ne j. selling for the farmers.
VIM. Drabing's blacksmith shop i
nearing completion.
The NJ. T.. church held their third
quarterly meeting AZ This place last Satur-
day aud sunday. The presiding elder
could not be- here. but Rev. RAIDER came
IN his stead. The meeting was q success
and j. being protraciei by Rev. Nc
Nsughfon. 1t il hoped that there may
he a good revival.
Our sunday school is progressive fine.
the uofavorabie weather. 4
We are sorry 70 say that w. X. Alex
ander " about TO leave our town. hut
wish him success wherever he NAV 20.
Lloyd johnson rontinues 10 smile. but
TO 20 with the girls. He seems To-
too bsshful. Some Of our Young men
dom seem TO he tEsshfuI, hut they dol
seem 10 have . hard time. One girl SAYS
he would mo- let him hug her. and
mother says s'he IL vefy green How
: this boys? The boys don't like toI
'nswer this question. but Ut last will
sys, n did not ask Ger 10 20. but she
'sked me 10 90, and | don't think she
hould have told it, IL was green.D
Our town is lively, for we have quite
number OF candidates. The f. N. b..
:. have but one candidate. that is Jim
sarnes for constable. That is right.
Import the worthy.
What has become Of Zippy Coon, has 9
e stuck in the mud, or has the high :
taken him off? Jolly Tow :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

MARRIED. At tho housed of her father
MI. Y Eifert, Ia jasper. on last sundav
~ WILLIAM Linz, Of Ellsworth. Hall
Zoeller.
Both bride and groom are WORTHY
Young school teachers in this county, and
70 doubt "fell in love" ct the township
50 they. at least, will not pro.
nouncc such gatherings failures. The
TAR bride i . native Of Jasper. and uni.
versa''y popular in her social circle. The
COURIER wishes them fair sailing dow
,he stream q time, a. they gladly ana
lovingly assist each other % guide their
rest. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

1Judge Walker, OF the Marion
Ionn'y superior Court, in the case n
o 9 Iislow, attempted 10 be appointed
by Gov. Hovey as Mine Inspcctor
versus Bruce Carr, State Auditor. "a
compel The Issue OF a warrant Tor III
salary, decided III favor of the defendant
on me ground that the law requires The
appointment BY the Governor. by ana
with The consent Of the senate. ana that
me Senate had not confirmed The A..
pointmcnt, and consequent, il WAS void
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

i'orrERsvILLE. No. 27.-Capt. j. q
Leming was loading aud viii probably
stsrt for the sunny South this week. m
s.aunch fiathoat "Portcrsville. No. ~.
y carries GOO bushels OF corn out 81
White river. NJ the vicinity OF porfers.
vile, and y the 9th boat the Cantsin
mas taken South. We wish him I arc.
cessiuI trip. big sales, and q good time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINT.
MENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
- dersigned has been appointed "A
ministratrix Of the estate OF Franz Bucb,,
late Of Dubois County Indiana, deceased
said estate IL solvent.
ELIZABETH BUcHrA, Adm'x.
TAYLOR a HuNIrR, Atty's.
March IA. ls9O-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Notice Of Final settlement u

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the credit
LNors. heirs and legatees Of John 4
Hoffman. deceased. TO appear in ne
Dubois Circuit Court, held at Jasper,
Indiana. on the 10Th day Of April 1890,
and show cause, IL any. why the Final
Settlement Accounts with the estate 81
aid decedent should not be approved /:
and said heirs are notified 10 then and
there make proof Of heirship, and receive
distributive shares.
Witness The Administrator, this 18th
day Of March 1890.
FREDERrcK HOFFMAN. Admir-.
TRAYLoH 4 HUNTER. Atty.'s
March Fl, l89O-2w.&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Notice Of Final Settlement ~ -
fafR-

Notice Of Final settlement Of Ia
Dubois Circuit Court. April Term. 1890
NOTICE Is hereby given TO iii persons
- interested. the creditors, heirs Ana
legaiees Of Magdslena Hocheessnr. al.
ceased, TO appear in the Dubois Circuj,
Court held At Jasper, Indiana, on the
nrst Judicial day OF the April Term, 1890,
the same being April 20, 1890, and show
cause, ifany. why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate OF said deccdent
should not be approved and said heirs
are notified to then and there make proof
o. heirship, and receive their d~istributive
shares according to said d~ecedent's viii.
JONI GIEsLER, Executor.
Al. HoSEYcUTT. Atty.
March Ia. I69O.--2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED ~ =
Or. :. g. Aver Z Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold b Druggisz aDd Perfumers.

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE Or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE il hereby given that The IN
y dersigDed. Administrative OF lie q.
tate Of Franz Buchts, deceased. will 81.
'er Tor sale ~ public auction al The late
residence Of the decedenf. in HARRISON
township, Dubois county. Indiana. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10Th, 1890.
Al the personal property OF said de.
cedent, (not taken by the widow on.
slsting Of cattle. road wagon. spring
wagon. reaper and other farming imple.
mcnte, lot of oats. lot Of hay, one hair IN
interest IN 10 acres Of growing wheat IN
ileid' household and kitchen furniture.
and various other articles.
FERNS Of Sale. Sums Of five dollars
ana under cash sums over five dollars !
credit Of nine months will be given. bur.
chasers giving notes. with good freehold
surely 70 The approval OF The Admins.
'Irix' waving relief Of valuation IA VS..
six per cent. interest from date.
sale 70 begin at 3 o'clock. A. M.
ELIzABETH BrcHTA, Adm'x.
IKAYLoH s HUNTER, Atty.'s
March Ia. lSyO--3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

W-TTl
1.-The count shows 573 conyIcfs cor.
nneu ~ the State Prison south. ana ~,
wv lumber is are lifetime prisoners
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

DAVIES County Democrat.
That 10 to cay. we have actual gold.
silver and paper money In the country -
any time 20 nav the national debt and
have $4,000 900 left.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

II has apparently come 70 STAY. The
Vigor is cviientlya great all 10 nature"
-. B.. Williams, Floresville, Texas.
= have used Ayers Hair viror for
the past four or five years and find IL 4
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It's all l could desire, being harmless.
causing the hair TO retain its natural
color, and requiring but a small quantity
y render the hair easy - arrange
Mrs. III; a: Bailey. y Charles street,
~ have been using Ayers Hair vigor
Tor several years, and believe that il has
caused my hair 70 retain its natural
color."-Mrs. III. J.. King. Dealer In
Dry Goods. &c. Bishonxille. NIL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21

4HE BLISD ASYLUM. The SD ANNA.
feYr'i NJ The Trustees Of the Indiana
Sind Asylum has been fled with The
vernon. The board recommends suit.
able homes during the snmmer vacation
for pupils that come from country poor
honses. The superintendent. Mr.. IN. Il
sco0s reports continued growth and
prosperity in al his departments. The
'acf that the institution i an educ 4tiona
one has been kent constantly in mine.
During The last term. ending Jane Is.
1855. 1879 pupils were enrolled. since
that time eleven have been admitted
There are three departments Of The
school workable literary. musical and
industrial.
The earnings Of the nupiis dining the
Issf wear have heen s2fs.s3. The total
number now enrnliei in The school il
ZIP. 81 which fity--ix are boys and inv
fonr girls.
New buildings. costing $4,000. have
hesn put up. The appropriation OF $50
w TOR maintenance the Trustees say j.
sufficient.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
Save Your Hair


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bottles OF Ayers Hair vigor ms hair
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-03-21
TERRIBLE CALANHr-On Monde,
afternoon LAST az Indianapolis. the large

TERRIBLE CALAMITY On Mopda,
afternoon LAST az indianapolis. the larg,
Bowen. Merrill Co.'S storc-room csurhI
firn from re furnace in The cellar. AM
OWNS 70 The inehir,encv OF the derart.
ment chief. Il burned for an hour. Will,
water was flooding lhr i've stories aboy,
y. AMI running The stock. without fonch.
ingN me seat of thr frn. nnfiI The am
ports ~ me uprer floor m Tho rosi,,
burned away, AMI The whole hnil,sn.
TEL IN. carving wit. il 30 flrc,neu. sc.t.
tered through IL from roof,o fir-i floor
killing eleven ~ them outright and
w~uundlns all The rest severely. three al
whom have since died.
The loss 10 Bowen. Merrill a.. /.
<l2oVVo. with an insurance ~ $4,000
stores sti"ining On each side were a.so
damaged several thousand dollars.
= subscription was i~nmedisfe,,
started for the families Of the deal ana
injured firemen. and Is being iiheraii,
sddfi 70. President Harrison sent $500
" ne fund. and ANY. Gen. Miller 500.
~ seems 20 IN outsider Tint the lives
o. gallant men = rather 4 lear price 10
ptv for = political fire chief who proves
inefficient, ani that If reports ara '
insurance companies would he justiled
iN raising their Insurance rates.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

dueing public expenditure 10 the low
est point consistent with an ht nest and
elfis.ient sslminlstr tioa Of the laws.
IL The principles nf Rapubiieanism
require the party 10 foster aud encour
age every industry which tends TO give
vitality and prosperity to tie whole
Territory 10y vie. jniIci' IA Ieg.sis
tion. Whereby the Iuier, sts of labor
aha capital shall be equally protected.
II. The defalea'Ions wbicb baye
arisen in this Territory in the accounts
Of the Democratic officials appointed
to Office under Democratic 'uie should
inspire he people % the Territory
With gravest caution IN az lin entrust.
ing the powers Of the government te
officials elected or s.nninted hy the
Democratic party or IT'S rulers. and we
direct the attention 0f the tax rsJsTs
and the people at large TO the deficit
Of $500 in the account of the Demo
cratic Commissioners of the Territorial
prison; to the large unadjIsted balance
due to the Territory from the late Sec
retary Bayard in the administration Of
his office; and te the appalling def
cheney in the accounts of Fraa W.
Smith, late Receiver in the United
States Land Office. at Tucson. and 10
the serious injuries and embarrass-
ments resulting thercfrom to the set
tiers upon our public lands.
l3. We as 4 party place our caBdi'
dates before the electors of the Terri.
tory Of Arizona with the fullest belief
in their integrity and in their capacity
TO perform the duties Of the offices for
which they have been respectively
nominated. and We invoke q fair and
impartial Judgment from the peo lie
upon the principles enupcia'ed by the
party. and not only pledge the party
but the candidates 20 well TO persisl en-.
effort in successfully establishing The
principles hAreia set forth.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

No ONE expects for a moment that
the Republican platform in Arizona
will be elected this fall, or
anyone who is foOl-hardy enough TO
endorse it on the stump. The plat
form upon which General Wilson
stood two years ago, was a strong one
1t was not the platform which de-
ieated the party then, it was General
Wilson's meagre acquaintance with
the people. This year it viii be diff
ierent. Mr.. Cheyney will be used as
sacrifice on the altar Of political pir-
acy which will shelve him that others
may have clear sailing in the future.
Can't you see il George.