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The advocate., 1890-06-18
POLITICAL COwARDICE.

Of Political COwardlce and illustrates It's
Theory by Its Practice.
There Is not a political party In Kansas this
year but Is afraid b make the issue and trust 10
straight work for success at the polls. The late
conventions called prove this fact cOnclusiyely.-
Laurence JOnrnGt Tribune OF June n.
AS this statement was made before
the organization Of the peoples party
which took place on the 18th, It was,
at the time, undoubtedly true, al
though it is a humiliating confession
to be made by one Of the leading
champions Of the g. o. p. We may
add that the course Of the Journal
Tribune, as well as the 'lOte conven-
tions called, prove this fact cOnclu-
sively." The entire outfit rely upon
misrepresentation and classification TO
insure success. There is not a repub-
lican paper in Kansas to-day that has
the courage TO undertake a defense OF
the financial policy Of the party dur
ing the last thirty years, and confne
itself to facts and legitimate argu-
ment in the undertaking. Their en-
tire stock in trade consists Of false
statements, invidious insinuatiOns,
misrepresentation, and last but not
least evasions Of fact Asan evidence
of the truthiulness and fairness Of the
Journal Tribune witness the follow
ing from the issue OF the 18th:
THE ADVOCATE attempts TO defend the Bar
ber county alliances for declaring they would
support no lawyer for district Judge. 10 Is Just
such fool breaks as this that bring the Just cause
Of the farmer into dlsrepute and cause even his
friends 10 laugh at him.
The allusion of The ADVOCATE to
this Barber county resolution was
simply to show that a republican
legislature had submitted TO the peo-
ple a constitutional amendment which,
il ratified, makes men who are not
lawyers eligible TO the Office OF JUS
tice Of the supreme court, and further
to show that the republican party Of
Kansas in 1868 actually nominated
and elected a man to the Office Of at
torney general who was not a lawyer.
These things Of course are all right
when done by the republican party,
and il is a "fool break to alIude to
them, but, il some little sub-alliance
in a remote corner OF the state, be-
comes disgusted with the delays and
technicalities Of courts, and resolves
TO elect men for judges who have
brains and common sense enough to
dispense justice, instead Of legal lumi-
naries who have learned just enough
law to enable them to facilitate the
laws delays, such action becomes at
once subject to ridiCule by every re-
publican paper in the state. What
has the Journal Tribune to say Of the
republican constitutional amendment
proposed by the legislature Of Kan
sas, and the election of a doctor for
chief law officer of the state7 This
is the nut THE ADVOCATE presents for
those highly intelligent journalists to
crack.
The advocate., 1890-06-18

The Greedy County Alliance was
organized on the 9TH day OF June.
The advocate., 1890-06-18

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CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Tips & Silverthorne-Prescr
druggists. 1l-l7-1y.
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druggists. 1l-l7-ly.
Try the A lamO steam bread.
Receiver Eddy. of the 1. and G..
N, was III town yesterday.
-Wanted-1O carpenters at 1875
Water street, CarricO & Co. 3-15-3t
Secure tickets for the Kinnahan
and Dillon wrestling match.
Rustic flower stands, "A Ave d. st
A heavy white frost fell last
night.
A. Kahn will in few days as
tOnish you all. 3-l4-tf
Go to A. Kahn's for bargains. tt
A. Kahn has the grippe on low
prices. Shift
Wells Fargo's Express Co. have
received n handsome pair of bay
horses for their delivery wagon.
There were four cases before the
recorder this morning, one of which
was dismissed.
-Wauted--A furnished house we'll
located, for from tour to six months.
Address H." this office. 3-l5-2t
The ball and supper of the Gov
eminent hill Musical and Dramatic
society takes place tonight.
David Frank another Of the mig
ger shooter experts, has been ar
rested.
The best home and foreign fire
insurance companies represented by
AZ. w. Lay " Co. 3-l4tfI
Maverick pays per cent on dep.
Indian TER. coal at Olsen K Son.
Open all night, always at Tips &
Silverthorn, prescription druggists.
--Wanted-A furnished house from
four To six rooms, we'll located. Adj
dress IL" this office.
Solid sterling silver. a nice assert
ment always Oh hand. Bell Bros,
28l Commerce street. 3-l4-tf
Imported A ]. singing Canaries |
and German GOldinches, for sale at
81 SOledad street. 4-l4-Iw |
Try my - gents shoe, best made. |
a. Battaglia, 225 Alamo plaza, I'm
Painters and ARTISTS supplies.
3-27-tf B. G. RELY Il Co.
Alamo steam and Boston brown |
bread sells fast delivered. Try it. Slim
New white sauer kraut at the
Little Red Grocery. 3l2-4t |
-Surah and China silks.
JOHN X. BERETTA Il Co.
The police are on the look out for
John p. Jameson, a young. imam sup
posed to be insane.
Madam Donaldson gave a social
hop last night at the Arbiter Nerein
hall.
Engine No. rs was turned out of
the Sunset shops yesterday after un-
dergOing Overhauling and repairs.
Mr.. Frank MuIlens and wife are
now comfortably installed in nice
new home on Hill street
The anniversary celebration of
the FrOhsinn Singing society occurs
April 9th.
The Knights of Honor expect to
give ball in Turner hall some time
next month.
For Rent; The Fest hotel, near
Arkansas Pass depot. Terms reason
able. Apply to Simon Fest, Jr. l5-Gt.
The $3.50 wrestling match be-
tween Kinnahan and Dillon will
take place Monday night, March, 17th.
You may rely upon straight fair
dealing, by calling on John T.. Ham
bIetOn & Co.
New and pretty styles of chill
dren's white and colOred lace caps re-
Ceived at $. MAYER's. 3-l5-2t
Mr.. A. Scholz is having a pretty
vine a Dor constructed in his Palm
Garden, over the first balcony.
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The Hicks Repository is the place
TO get carriages, buggies, phaetons,
West Nueva street. 3-5-3m
Patent leather ladies' Oxford ties,
elegant goods, at $3.50.
3 6 If JOHN X. BERETrA & Co.
If you want to buy driving
or family horse go to Hicks RepOs-
itory and get square deal So 3m
Silk plush parlor suits from 1915
upwards. Other furniture in proper
ton for so days, at II. Becker's. I'm
Get your fire. marine, tornado and
accident insurance from II. w. Lay d
Co., II Soledad street. 3-l4tf
Prompt and liberal set l1ments
made by r. w. Lay Il Co.'S insurance
agency, IL SOledad street. 3-l4lf
Will move about April 1st to q
ard % west side Military plaza, Fest
block" 3-5-lm A. HEUsINGER.
The old reliable furniture house
of r. Becker will sell parlor suits in
pushes from $50 upward. Largest
assortment in the south. I'm
Rsl9" Bear in mind that Frank j.
beitel Keeps oulluers hardware anu
lumber, at the international and
Great Northern depot. tt
DIR. breeding, dentlst, 81 East
Houston street, over Hensley & Sons.
Gold crowns and bridges. 3-3-ly
Nice beaded capes at 81, $3.50 "A
a d w "aI"s, ~ D-.,,., s,,.,
o u JOHN ~ h"RHIIA &" 'o',H
Insure your property with II. w.
Lay ~ Co., Al SOledad street 3-l4lf
Wall parer decoration. latest
style and largest assortment in the
southwest. b. { Reilly d Go 27-u
-ReII Bros, iewalars os1 Gam
p,orca street E.tahIi.had 1879 ~
W. h.ve h.rhars snnniia. Tho
best roznrs made Mt EajI Rrns oSI
(,nn,p,arna otraat 9.,i.tf
Orn oaoai,Itioa Goth Tho,n.s
cIockS EIp,n and WatnaH, waichas
Rail Bros Cnmmarce Street, 31I4-tt
~ D-,1..
druggist's Tins & SiIverthorn. corr er
Of Houston and Ave. C. 2l9tf
--Dr q Z Fishnr homoonotb no S,ra-
dad ST. SprcjaIty-NpdicaI and Surgical dis
eases of women. HOurS, 9 to II, , to ). If
For cola n bOuSa ond Int n 011
','' ~ ~ u"
bIufn sCreet. Enquire AT 90 East
commerce street. 3.Il-u.
If you have money to invest in
city or country property call on JnO.
Il. Ham bletOn IL Co.
"A large lot of second hand vehi-
cles at bargain Hicks Repository
West Nueva street 3 5-3m
ON account of MOVING 7 will sell |
Goods cheaner than ever for tine next
30 DAYS. 3-5-lm A. HEUSI;GER.
Second hand furniture wanted
Ashford & Burton. No, : West Hous,
ton street, 2-2S-tf
For pant storo and d,ro,Ii,o
borao o,rnJ Ioo,,I,t,, ' nt 90 I 0'f't
strest 3.i%.zt
T,o ,,,,,,., .,4,4i.,i,,, rI.,.
ne % ,il,u'i 6;i. %I' i'iu
,,',er i'd, 'e" ", .Ilo ao'I'! i'Mp, eS9
f,U r,oiiim0 ton nont., O0P'e0' " 9i5
See the newest srVipS of baby |
oorriaras at y pacly3r,s f,rrit,,r,
SN9 az ~ i'V|h0. 'ui "lo
STORE, lower man ever, nice carriages |
from s. 80 UpWards Inn
Salvation OH kills pain every time For
.uts, bruises. sprains, ST ains; burns, scaIds.
tn 10, ir"s1 mtes 1t Is an ln'a'Ole cure. Ptice
7, Tmst r,,ooi,.od fro,, Davis U,anoo
beautiful assortment of hair 0rro.
nents and side combs. offered Mt
reduced nrices Mrs. Chas nevits
IN Snuth 4 Iamo straet 0-01-1n'
w1vro,,C,oC Tho ho,t ,utri
.,, ta,,;r I e. 10y nv oooU ~ t;Ii
,fter sickness ar overw0rk Of the man-
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FINE EMBROIDERIEC

Including FOunng Children, Misses and Ladies Several of
Edgnss Enseng word for there has
many entirely Embroe exhibited in whole
previou Ne display counters to-day
almontiOn the ladies' Make
addition would
duplicated
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
Almost Given AwaY.

Have just had placed in our hands
a six room cottage and six lots, three
blocks from the West End street rail
wav, for sale at $1,000. Good chance
for speculation or a person Of moder
ate means to secure a home. JOHN
I. HAMBLETON & CO. tt.
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For Sale.

One Grade Norman Stallion, years
old, beautiful dappIe.
CARTER & MULLALY,
3-S-tf Alamo Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
THE SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA. BAN ANTONIO.

Havlnk been thoroughly OVerhauled and
renovated throughout, is now the largest and
most complete Hotel in the Southwest. Fire
billiard and bar rooms attached. Hot and
cold baths. Large sample rooms for con-
lnorcial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. lO-5-hl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

Nicely Furnished Rooms
Can be had at No. 34S Soledad st. Inn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

II you get the IaturateG Fibre Ware.
No hoops, no seams, absolutely one
piece. Tubs, pals, wash basins, pans,
-lopjars, spittoons, etc.
WAGNER & CHABOT,
Sole Agents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

UNDERWEAR with new styles be-
W ing added constrnt thy
+ Ladies' white. cream
A and delicately tinted
h ridded vests, from
Is 2-3c to soc, will also be shown at
S. Mayors.
Uniform Rank, X. of p, held a
drill last night and one Sir Knight
was initiated. 1t was resolved to be-
gin drilling regularly next Monday
and every night thereafter for the
Waco drill in April.
The San Antonio DeutScher Maen-
nerchOr held very profitable rehear-
sal at Schools hall last night, and af-
ter the business of the evening was
over, the members and guests enjoy
ed themselves in social way, with
songs and refreshments.
Two new members, Otto Nolgner
and Chas. Magerstadt, were elected
to the San Antonio Deutscher Maen-
nerchOr last night. Mr.. Macmillan
SutOr also was elected president. vice
F. Roeper, resigned.
You are invited to the rooms on
Saturday night, at S O'Clock, to meet
Mr.. w. f. Wayte, the state secretary
of Maryland, who spends Saturday
and Sunday with us. Come and greet
him with a royal Texas welcome.
+. B. KAIGHN, President Y NJ. G. A.
Policeman POessman's six-year-
old daughter fell in the river on Vii
lita street yesterday, but padded 10
the bath house and climbed out.
The river is Is feet deep at this point.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

The pastor O. Asbury NJ. e. Church
has been most fortunate In securing euch
efficient ministerial help for thrt day.
He has been wise In not going out OF his
own conference for such assistance. and
In getting men who, while they have
already made fame as public speakers,
have not often betn heard In Whining
ION. The congregation Of Asbury may
prepare themselves for great treat on
Sunday, March 0, and not member oi
the church ought to he absent. The Rev.
w. w. W. Wilson, who will preach IN
the morning. is one of the most success
full men in the conference, and q preacher
OF acknowledged ability. He had an In
yitation from the Board Of Stewards Ia
become pastor OF Asbury at the last
annual conference, but, in the revolution
Of the great iron wheel, the appointment
was not contaminated. He 10 y genial.
attractive man aud will mako many
friends at warin-hesrtei Asbury.
The Rev. ]. II. Wiley, Ph. D., Il
another man OF mark In the Wilmington
Conference. Though unmarried, he hal
filled some of the best appointments In
the bounds Of our work. lie 10 PHI. d.
from Syracuse, a great honor Tor %
young man. He will delight his audi
ence both by his thou sht and his style.
We wish old Asbury ~ happy and sue
cess;ul day, and these ministers pleas
ant tins III their visit ~ our city. Tn,
Sunday school anniversary will be helt
on Thursday evening, March goth.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

Ysst-rday's West Chester Local News
has the following: On Wednesday alter
neon about o'clock Samuel A. Cook,
of the lrm Of Cook Brothers, of WI.
mington, was making his usual trip TO
West Chester In . two-horse spring
wagon when, on the read between
Chadd's Ford aud Birmingham Park, he
drove into sand hole and sank up TO
the axle lie secured help aud the wagon
was hoisted up and stones put under II
before the team could be gotten out oil
the hole. Then one of the horses, becom-
ing excited, jumped on the pole Of the
wagon and broke II, thus causing Mr..
Cook . great deal Of trouble and con.
siderable delay. Mr.. Cook says the roads
In that part Of the country should BE-
msnded, as he does not consId. II them d,
for travel 10 . wagon.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

The members of the Reliance Steam
Fire Engine Company have made ar
rAnRements for weeks trip, comm en-
cling October 20, through Pennsylvania.
1t 10 expected that there will be forty
fully equipped members and = band OF
twenty pieces. Upon leaving this city
the members will proceed direct to Read
ing, where they will remain at least two
dsys, Sightseeing. The next stop will
be at York, where couple Of days will
bs spent, after which several smaller
towns will be visited. Upon arriving In
Philadelphia they will be met By the Vol
unteer Fire Association and escorted
around the city. On their return to this
city they will DO met BY . delegation oi
fremsn and escorted TO their engine
house, alter which . supper will be
served by the Fire Department.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

CHAPEL HILL, N. j., Feb. N.-Justics
OF the Peace John Ellis, Of Atlantic
Highlands, issued . warrant yesterday
for the arrest Of A. n. Sullivan, the
school teacher here, on charge made BY
Charles M. Woodward that bis daughter,
Florence Norma Woodward, had been
subjected to maltreatmeut as pupil in
tho school. The warrant Of arrest de.
scribed the offence a. IN assault and bat
terry, and continued, "By beating hei
with whip and striking her with bis fist
aud otherwise abusing her." Miss Wood.
ward Is . tall blonde, good looking, and
n bright pupil. She 10 about Is years old.
Constable Joseph Johnson, Of Navesink,
served the warrant and took 500 bal
until Saturday, when there will be q
hearing. The school laws Of New Jerssy
do not permit the infilctlon OF corpora
punishment
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

Tho mattcr between Mrs. Amelia Carly
and myself concerning information that
was brought to me BY the young man
who engaged me TO bury his sister has
been amicably arranged between our.
selves and before witnesses. The infor-
nation brought ma by the young man
WAS Incorrect and false. and no one here.
after need to hesitate iu calling upon me
rs an undertaken, or Mrs. Amelia Carly
as shrouder, ~ they will be pleased te
serve al TO the best of their ability.
w. e. GRINNAoE, Undertaken,
No. los W. Eighth street,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

Tho following are soino Of the coming
Attractions at Proctor's Opera House this
season: Tuesday and Wednesday, March
: and 8. matinee Wednesday afternoon,
Jamee II. Brady's "After Dark Com
pAny." Thursday, Friday and satur-
day. Marsh ., and 8, matinee easur.
day, "The Neleons' World Vaudeville
COMPANY" Tuesday, March II. the
spsctacular sxtravsganxi, "ArAbiAn
N'ghts." "Wednesday. March u. WIN.
Saturday, March II and IS, matinee
Saturday, Little Lord Fauntleroy, ("
produced BY tho New York company.
Monday, Tnesday and Wednesday, March
II, lS aud ~, tho little favoriss, Uilis
Akersirom. bssides . great many othei
good sttractiopa
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28
A Rejoindsr.
rcoMMuHICAfRD.1

Please allow me space IN your value-
BILE paper to ask your correspondent.
s'Among the Col0ved People" whether
he gfsddatsd from Philadelphia 70 Chez.
Ter, or from Chsster 70 Wilmington 1t
may bs that hs knows something about
music, but ws do not wish man OF his
ability TO be responsible for the acquire
meuts Of the colored people Of this city,
- We have coloFsd men enough to repre-
ssnt our city. He must have . great
deal Of seif-conceit, but he may yet learn
that We are not all knownothinRs. DO
not say that I am half 90 smart ~ he
represeuts himself to be, but l am not
entirely ignorant. should like to know
how fast he learned after he left Mr..
grisby ). Cooper's school, as no knows
Ills advancement there was not very re-
markable. He had better gain resi-
dence before he tries 10 criticise our peo-
Pile. He should have shown tome Of hia
ability 10 the city Of Chester. j. I. b.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28
Harness repaired promptly at Perkins, /,
l0l W. Eighth street.


Thomas Frazier, o Ito time resident of
New Castle, died at his residence In that
city yesterday morning, aged 81 years.
He WAS . hailiff ot the county courts
long before the removal of tho Court
House to this city. and attended to the
jurics In many important cases tried In
the old Court House After tho Court
House was built In tbis city, he con.
ttnued to of1ciate for year or two, but
was finally obliged to retire on acsouut
Of falling health. He WAS strictly de.
voted to The duties OF bis position, and
bis long connection With the court caused
him to be known by almost everybody
As he was Of . sociable disposition be
made many friends to whom he was
familiarly known - "Uncle Tommy"
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

Four weeks ago I was advised to have
you test my eyes, as had been unable'to
read my newspaper for ten years. With
the spectacles which you furnished me |
eau read all the papers.
Yours truly, JAS. MACK.
To Prof N. Well, scientific optician,
500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28
BrevitIes.

Tns cneHpchs hat house In the city
kunford Bros. AOA Market street
5rv Bush's coal; Won will like u.
American Laundry, eo2 West Froat,t.
Try Bush's coal, you will surely likss.
CuppipG and leschinE. lea Y. sscondst.
Pine Isk. Rings At Hani's. 10 K. tth strost
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, sth and King.
40 u you want cheap picture frames go 10 q
X. bsuEh, 20a West Second street. 1have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see ior
Yourselves.
At0, 40 Market stree. has the largest and
cheapest ktoc OF hats, white shirts, UNDER
wear, neckwsar and hosiery In the sify. Call
aud see him.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

There was q good-siaed audience at
Proc,or's Opera House last evening to
witness tho production of the well.
known piece entitled "Womsn Against
Woman" with Miss May Wheeler In
the leading role. Mics Wheeler appear
cd 10 decided advantage - Bessie Bar.
ton. sho made . favorable Impression
desired. The other parts were all we'll
taken BY capable people. II you wish to
see . good modest show do not iail to
SEQ this one. 1t will bo repeated this
and tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28
Conxrsesaouai lrotes.

WAsniNoroN, ysA a8.-Ip the o. 9.
snate yesterday the Anti 1ruat bill VA
discussed, Mr.. sherman saying be bad
been instructed BY the COMMITTEES on
1insnoe To move 10 strike out the third
section, which imposes penalties for the
ofleuse Of entering into trusts or com.
binations. The bill went over without
action.
10 the House the contssted election
case OF Atkinson ". Psndlston, from
West Virginia, WAS considered, and the
minority report declaring Pendlstou
elected was rejected-yeas, l42; psys.
150-by strict party vote. The quss-
tion rscurrsd ON the majority report,
seating Atkinson, and the Democrats rs-
Trained from voting. The vote resulted
Lea yeas TO 0 maya, and the Speaker
counted . quorum. Mr.. O'Fsrrall rails
cd the point OF NO quorum, but the
Speaker ignored him, and Atkinson was
sworn in. The DenocrA refrained from
voting In order that the question Of the
right OF the Speaker to count quorum
may be taken before the courts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

II you find you are soing down hli in
poiEt Of health. Failing strength, i'm.
paired diVes ion and assimilation are the
marks OF decline. Check these and
other indications of premature decay
with the grand vitalizsr and restraining
tonic, HCsietter's Stomach Bltters. Be-
ginning at the fountain head, the
stomach, the Bitters remedies its ineffl.
cheney, corrects its errors and sets It
vigorously ut work. Tho digestive organ
10 thus enabled to thoroughly separate
from the food lie nutritive principles,
which tho blood sssimilatiDg, 10 en-
ricEsd. Thus Is the system nourished,
and being nourished strengthened. and
abnormal waste of Its tissues stayed.
Appetite, the power to rest well, 4 rolu-
lar habit are also re-establishsd, and the
various functions move oncc more In
thsir natural and healthiul groove. The
Bitters, moreover, 10 . specific for and
preventive of malarial complaints, rheu.
natism. bilioasnsss and kidney trou-
bles.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

A meeting Of the directors Of the Hart
mann & Fchrenbach Brewing Company
was held yesterday afternoon at the
company's Office. John s. Rossell was
elected to al the vacancy iu the board
Of directors caused by the death of John
Hartmann. John @. Hartmann, son Of
the deceased, and late secretary OF the
company, was unanimously elected pres.
ilspt John @. Roysell will succeed
John g. HartmAnn AZ secretary. ALI the
other officers were reelected.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

LONDON, Feb. N.-Msster Abraham
Lincoln, son OF Mr.. Robert Lincoln, the
American Minister, who It WAS thought
wss dying last uight, has rallied. The
lanced by bis physicians during the
night and much relief WAS afforded u
him BY the operation. His physicianl
state that his vitality y wonderful.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-28

er aas .s,,ls ,,.ls., Feb. 2s.-Collector
N.Y. irom seized a number Of barrsis s'Cs ~
COllsetor "no'etale houses here.
.numbar ., says that he dIsooysrsi
feducIu9 =, dealers are In the hsbit
Ny and ,el,,n tne proof standard OF
" Der esn, cs,',ng u to their custom:rs
ID 5, y, n. .en,; below the proof su,r.
,hs whi.Ls I.'ed !. Statss certificate.
y TO be as osl. u gauged and the proof
eept Of !, certain standard, 20 or so
Us, which n withdiawu from the
I. Tho AT sis then nlled up with
P'nlIy i.ltea.d! s.ts. s!A'm that tn. practice acs