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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-21

This evening at the Opera House NJ.
B. LeaYitt's great spectacle, "The Spider
and the Fly,n will be given its first pro.
duction in this city. 1t comes with q
reputation Of success and Of deserving
success which makea 1t unnecessary to
say much about the piece, Mr.. Lsavitt
is we'll known az mRnagar, and his
name Is a guarantee Of something worth
seeing. This piece is a combination OF
the spectacular with pantomime and
comedy, with good deal Of good music
thrown in. Seats are on sale at Houses
music store.
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Gibson Indicted.

CHICAGO, ILL April 2O-The Federal
Grand Jury returned true bill this
morning against George Gibson, former
Secretary Of the Whisky Trust, on the
charge Of attempting to bribe a govern
ment officer to blow up Shufeldt's dis
tillery. A capias for Gibson's arrest was
at once Issued. 1t is expected that he
will at once come to Chicago from Peo'
ria and give bail for his appearance when
wanted.
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My YoRk, April 2o.-TO.nisht at
$500 o'clock young compile were found
dead in q room in the Grand Union
Hotel, Fortysecond street and Fourth
avenue. They had employed the old
familiar method Of inhaling gas through
rubber tubes held in the mouth. On the
woman's breast was q large aud bsauh.
fui bouquet, evidently purchased by the
young man for the occasion OF death,
None about the hotel knew who the
couple were, but they were evidently
Germans. The man was about twenty
Eve years old and the woman twenty
knn
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KILLED HIS HOuSEKEEPER.
A Drunken woman s1urdsrsd by a Seventy.
aRnYanx .fNid N4&n

= AEuuAUh HuARaAu uAakuuENub
Hvs.YeAE:oid Man.
RocHEsrER, N. Y, April 2O.-Kate
Lawrence was murdered by James Nc.
Dutfie last night. For the past seven
years the woman has acted as house.
keeper for William McDuffis, a son Of
the murderer. Kate came to the house
about eleven o'clock last night with q
young man, both under the influence 81
liquor. They were ordered away by Nc.
Duftie, but finally gained an entrance,
whereupon the old man began to beat
them both, and securing a Hhot gun
emptied the barrel Into the womRn'i
body, killing her instantly. McDnfit
then left the house and was arrested,
gun In hand, on his way to the village,
He is seyenty.fve years old, farmel
aud q drinking man, and has resided
here for many yeara.
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Killad 3, nn R,plonion.

ST. PAtt, MINI, April 2O-A crude
oil explosion in the great 1900 gallon
tank adjoining the St. Paul city rail-
ways electric power house occurred this
morning. John johnson, q steam otter,
bad descended into the tank with
lighted candle, when the gas exploded
with terrific force and set Are to the tank,
Johnson was either killed outright ol
burned to death. The electric oar syg.
TEN, includiHR those on the st, Paul
half OF the Minneapolis line, 10 para
lyEsd. The power house will probably
be saved.
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Mr.. Neill Woodrow died Saturday al
Washington, D. O, where he was Q
clerk in the Pension 0GliCs. His re-
mains were brought here on the B. &
o., arriving at 8 O'Clock last evening
and the funeral took place from the sta
ton at thatYhour, Rev. DR.. Swope oiIiCi.
ating. Mr.. Woodrow's brother accom-
compRnied the body. Mr.. Woodrow
Wssa resident at the time OF his death oi
Piedmont, but formerly lived in Wheel.
ing, and hRd many friends here. He
was q cousin Of Mr.. Sam B. Harrison, ol
the Mcclure house.
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ALBANY, N. Y, April 2O-James Fla
herty, short term man in the Albany
nspitentiary, committed suicide yester
dsy In his cell by tearing his throat with
n large nail. He was dead when found
Tie prison authorities tried hard tc
keep the affair from the public.
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WAsnINeToN, D. G., April 2O.-The
Department OF Justice Is in receipt oi
letter from District Attorney William
Grant, at New Orleans, who was
requested by It 10 ascertain the
nationality Of the Italians who were
killed there last month, the circum'
stances under which; they came to this
country, etc.
The District Attorney says lie has en-
countered much more difficulty in getting
some OF the particulars in the case
than he had anticipated, which
has resulted in delaying his report.
These particulars refer to the nationality
OF the men. He has made a request to
the Department for certain information
in connection with the matter.
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LONDON, April 2O.-The members Of
an artillery battery at Portsmouth mu-
tinted yesterday in order to call atten.
ton to their grievances. They com.
planned Of excessive drill and other
onerous duties. The leaders of the
mutiny were arrested and will be tried
by court martial. Tho officials at Ports.
mouth tried to keep the trouble secret.
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The Turnpr.I Entsrtnlnm.nt. ! 8

Tho full dress rehearsal at the Opera
House last evening by those who are 10
take part in the gymnastic and rausical
entertainment tomorrow evening for
the benefit Of the physical culture
school OF the Wheeling Turnbund,
showed that all are well up in their
parts, and the performance will he Of q
character to deserve the most liberal At.
tendance. The programme, both musi-
cal and gymnastiC, 10 OF the most pleas.
ing variety, aud the kind OF talent en-.
liated assures an artistic performance
throughout. The seats are selling well
at @. A. Houses music store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-04-21

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 2O.-The sixth
day OF the Spring meeting had splendid
weather aud a fine track.
First race-hali mile; Helen won
time So. Second race mile; Aber.
land won; time 1:183, Third race-lt
miles; Sherman won; time 1861.
Fourth race-S mileI headlight won +;
time 1:l7t. Fifth racs-} mile; Fank.
ing won; time 1:17. Sixth raCe--one
mile; Bob L. won; time ;45f.
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slrlRs Of NYorltl.s Fatr Laborsrs.

CHICAGO, April 9O-Ye0IOFday the
laborels engaged in grading jackson
Park in preparation for the World's
Fair decided to demand an increase in
wages from 81 80 to 81 76 per day. The
demand Waa mats by committee this
morning and the contractors declined to
accsde 70 it. The order 70 strike Wal
thea given. About 600 men out OF the
$50 employed struck this afternoon
There has been no disturbance.
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BARON F4YA ARRIVES.
He Is Much Worried About tho Action OF
the United States.


PARIS, April 2O.-Baron Fava, the
Italian Minister at Washington, who re.
Gently left the United States on leave Of
absence, has arrived here on his way to
Rome. The SOlea declares that the Baron
is much annoyed at the action of the
United States in regard to the New Or.
leans affair. According to that paper,
Baron Fava, while on his way across
the Atlantic, assured several OF his fellow
passengers on board the LAG GaseogHe, the
steamship on which he left New York
for Havre, that the Marquis Imperali
DiFrancayills, the Italian Charge d'Af:
fairs at Washington, would be recalled
TO Italy. The Baron is said to have sd.
ded Italy would not have diplomatic
representative at Washington until the
New Orleans affair was finally settled.
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And stlll Tl,e1 flnma.

NEW YoRk, April 2O.-Another large
lot Of italian immigrants, 1868 in num-
Der, were landed at the barge Office to-
to-day. They arrived last night on the
steamer Alesia and Alexandria.
Two OF the Italian immigrants that
arrived on the Alesia have been deblr.
red, it having come to acknowledge oi
the barge officials that they were ex.
convicls.
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Tia I,nrnnnr,a Yertlirt.

Mr. PLEASANT, Pa, April 2O.-Attwo
o'clock this afternoon the coroncr's jury
announced its verdict in the Morewood
riot case as follows: "That the deceased
came to his death at Morewood on
Thursday morning, April 9, 1891, about
three o'clock, by . bullet discharged
from gun or revolver IN the hands Of
the deputies Of the Sheriff OF Westmore'
land county" This applies to each man
killed in the riot, and blames none Of
the deputies.
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wAsuINaroN, D. O., April 2O.-ColOnel
Augusta Valentine Katie, Eighth In
fantry, was appointed to-day Brigadier
General in place Of General John Glib.
bon, who retired at noon to-day at the
age of o. years. General Katze is at
present president OF the small.arms
board, which meets in New York.
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NEWARK, Nj, April 2o.-The Fulton
street NJ. E. church society OF this city
is on astrike. Its appointed pastor re-
signed some months ago and the pulpit
was supplied by Rev. VIM. E. Simpson,
OF the Columbia conference, Oregon,
who 10 flushing theological course at
Drew. The presiding elder and the
Bishop OF the conference were asked to
appoint Mr.. Simpson. All refused.
Yesterday the appointee had thirty lis
teners, no choir, no sexton, no orgapist,
and the congregation say they will with.
draw because they cannot have simp-
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An Inlpromptu pusl.

BOARD Taxi, W. Va, April 2O.-on
Saturday, about a mile from this place
on the line between Marshall county
W. Va, and Greene county, Pa, Lind.
sey Burlsy and "Jim" Lively iell out
over the possession Of come real estate
and Lively threatened TO kill Burley and
his mother. He finally shot at Burleyi
who, being armed, shot at Lively, hitting
him In the leg. Burley attempted to fire
q second shot, but his revolver failed'tc
go of. He then ran, and Lively gave
chase for nearly Q mile. Officers are II
pursuit Of both men.
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Two Italians Kt.isd.

NoRRlsrowx, Pa, April 9O.-Whtle
workmen were engaged yesterday morn
ing in removing an urexploded charge
which had been prepared yesterday for
a blast in otone quarry below this city,
It exploded, killing two Italians and
dangerously wounding another.
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Hotel Th,oves Make a BIr Haul.

HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Aprll2O.-Thieyes
went through the Plateau Hotel Friday
night, securing shout 5000 in money
and diamonds. The thiever secured q
gold watch and q considerable sum oi
money from Judge Duffy and $1,000 in
cash and diamonds valued OF between
S. 900 and 1900 from DR.. Timblety.
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nnnnrn hY nie1ieo.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-The Collec
tor Of Customs at El Paso, Texas, has
been instructed by the Treasury Depart
ment to permit the entry into the Uni
ted States, at that PLACE tomorrow, the
Governor Of Chihuahua and his ssaa
bearing side arms, and battery Of artil,
lery. These officers are coming to 81
Paso as the representatives OF the Presi.
dent OF Mexico to pay their respects to
President Harrison and TO fire salute
OF guns in his honor.
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CINCINNATI, o., April 2o.-The lltiga-
ton concerning the league grounds
reached a conclusion to-day by the ap-
pointment Of William Albert as receiver.
to whom the league shall pay the $50 600
in dispute, which shall be disbursed as
the court orders, Unless the league
pays this money by Wednesday an in
junction asked for to prevent them from
using the ball park will be granted. 1t
is understood the lesgue will pay the
money to avoid further trouble.
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LONDON, April 9O.-A dispatch to the
Graphic from Kief says: ut is stated
in military CIRCLES that the government
intenls to increase the iorGes on the
Southwestern frontier by $1,000 men.
There Is a growing belief that the period
Of armed reserve in Russia Is about 70
end.N
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LEBANON, IND, April 2O-To.nisht
after conference Of the prominent Off
clals Of the Indiana Midland road and
the employees, regarding the strike which
was declared last Saturday, matters were
satisfactorily arranged and the men
agreed TO 90 to work Tuesday morning.
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A CoIIIory RsSuines,

Mr.. oARxnl, Pa, April 2O.-The
Reliance colliery, after long suspen'
sion, resumed work this morning, Civ
ing employment to 900 hands. Its an'
nounced that general resumption 10
other collieries will take place this
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He was stopped by Constable Wilson,
but said he wanted to say something,
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EloSI3E VI1D4Is5 70 NJ 417sEll llN7s77Vt1'
FArRMoST, W. Va, April 2o.-Tet-
rick's store at Clarks, small station on
the Monopgahela River railroad, was
broken open on Saturday night and
about $50 In money stolen, besides some
other articles. No clue TO the thieves.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, April 20
Congressman NJ. Hood died OF apopleEy
st noon to-day. He retired in his usual
health at midnight, but was found In
sensible In his bed at seven this morn
Ing and remained in that condition un'
III his death.
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4.rnnstsnd GetsIt.

cnlcAoo, April 2O.-when the official
canysssipg board met this morning to
declare the result OF the late mayoralty
election, Mayor oregier. through hig
attorney, Withdrew all objections, and
asked that Hampstead Washburne, Re-
publican, be declared mayor elect.
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New HAVEN, Cr, April 2O,-Dr; James
X. Thatcher, professor OF phystoloRy IN
Yale University, disd suddenly this
morninR OF pneumonia.
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CHICAGO, April 90.-samuel GompeF,
President Of the National Federation oi
Labor, in a letter to tho Trades Assem-
bly, Of Chicago, requests the financial as
sistance OF the industrial organiEationE
OF this city for miners in case Of q strike
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Special DtIpdleh % ttS lAtsli0eFer.
BARSEsyyI1E, O., April 2o.-FEank
Knox, . miner, working at Dayles'i
mines, was thrown under train while
attempting to board 1t, and instantly
killed.
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DIED.

sCHESk-on suadiy, AprN Is iSJi. At n
tIth yeArot hiSGgC, ~ '.S
FuAeA! IRON his iLtO ro,ldsnce. No. 7as Main
ssreet, WOinehIay afternoon At 3 O'CLOCK,
lrtSrnen1At NJ. Wood Cemetery. Erleads
Of tho family invited,
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CALCUTTA, April 2O.-The British ad.
vance force in three columns has cap
tured samana Ridge. The eaaulties on
the British side were slight. Myranzai
losses are not known.
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the past ten weeks, will resume opera.
tious in full tomorrow, giving employ
ment to about 1900 men. The resump-
ton, It is said, will be only for short
time, owing TO the scarcity Of coke.
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n. /. BLAIR, ALDERMAN, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated Nov, 0, 'sS: He
had used DR.. Thomas' EclectHic OH for
sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and rheu.
matism. Cured every time. DAW
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rs. A,,oruev C,snernt's Condition

wAsulSorox, April 9O.-Although
the condition Of Attorney. General
Miller is slightly improved to day, he is
still very weak and HnPble 70 leave his
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TaE Wheeling R4kerys tiue breads
are for EGls by all Rrocers. II your
grocer does not keep the particular
kind you prefer insist on him getting It
for you.
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RIenr Tnomson works Rosunie.

PITrsBuRoH, PA, April eO,-The Ed
gar Thomson Steel works OF Carnegie 4
Co., which have been closed down for
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HALIFAX, April 20.-Tbe steamer
Polynesian arrived from Liverpool last
night and landed 400 immigrants,
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the Vilest kind Of dAubs which be desie'
mated % oil paintings. He did . AOuT'
iShing business, and placed as many -
three in some houses, 81 IS each, while
Lombard 4 HorGley were Offering pictures
far superior In an artistic sense, and hav-
ing greater intrinsic value, for half the
price. Paintings" similar those sold BY
the peddler, with frame and al, are sold
In Chicago ct $3.50 per dozen. But, no
matter how badly the public ID done for,
when another fAkir puts in an appearance
his bait will b - greedily snapped ct -
ever, and home merchants left 10 struggle
along a. best they can. Until there Is
change In this respect, prOspeFits IL not
likely 10 rOOst around this section OF the
country. The wise let itinerant vendors
severely alone.
Geo. 8. Vance has been appointed local
correspondent and agent Of the Irrigation
Age, publication which Il meeting with
phenomenal success on account Of it
merit and value to those who irrignte.
g. W. Seaton, the TeanaWay mill man,
lost 10000 feet Of logs BY the recent
food VI water In the Yakima.
Matt Bartholet, N. G. Wills, Geo. W.
Cary, Sam Vinson, Emil Schanno and
W. H. Chapman spent spent several days
In hunting on the Salts during the past
week. They killed several dozen dnckS
and chickens and couple Of geese, but
failed to End the sport Is satisfactory -
they had been led to believe.
Thomas johnson spent couple Of days
in the city this week comforting with Reg
iStsr KEuts regarding coal lands.
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"SOCKLESS" JERRYS HULE SFORT.


One Of the best stories Of the year ID
told BY jerry Simpson, popularity known
- the sockless Socrates Of Medicine Lodge.
He had been talking about the attempt
Of the old parties to capture the alliance
vote, when he compared the astute po-
Iitician 10 the Kansas mule.
"0ut in Kansas" SAID be, "there 10 Q
boy who had taught his mule 10 squat
when be touched him on the flank with
his heels, and one day, when be was rid
ing beside an Englishman the mule sud
denly sat down on bis Launches. Whats
the matter with your muller said the En-
glishmAn. Why said the boy, he's q
setter; don't you zee that rabbit Out
thsFsP The Englishman was much a.
tonished.
They rode on and the mule Squatted
again. What's he dong noWr said the
EnGliShman. Hes Settin' again said
the boy. Don't you zee that flock d
quailP BY this time the EngliShmau
was dying to own the mule. An animal
be could ride that was also setter would
b priceless to such Q NimrOd - be. He
offered to buy the mule, but the boy
didn't want to sell him. Finally hecon-
sented to swap the mule for the English
mans 6ne bay horse and 800 to boot.
the EnglishmAn mounted the mule, thu
the boy mounted the horse and they rode
on together. After . while they came to
. creek, and the EnElishman drew up
his feet to keep them from getting wet.
About half way through the water got "a
deep that he drew his feet up 10 the
mules flank. As soon - the boot heels
touched the mules flank he Squatted
right In the middle Of the creek. Whats
the matter with your blasted mule now ?
said the Englishman. 4 told you be
was . setter, and he's just - good foI
suckers - for anything else"
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The New pIscoNePT.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about il. You may your
self be one Of the many who know from
personal experience just how good .
thing Il il. II you have ever tried 1t, you
are one Of It's stAuneh friends, because
the wonderful thing about Il Ii, that when
once given Q tnal, Dr.. Kings New Dis
coVeEy ever after holds Q place In the
house. II you have never used It and
should be afflicted with . cough, cold or
any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure
. bottle at once and give il fair trial.
Il IL guaranteed every time, or money re-
funded. Trial. Bottle free at Janeck's
Pharmacy.
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Asa An.ur furnstA Iu.y W1tL.

She had for hours been preparing viAlI
Of wrath for him when he should return.
$50 you're home 81 last" she said q
she let him in; ''its . wonder you've got
home ct ALL"
"No dih'srly gittin' home" he said,
moons full"
There's more than the moon full, I'm
afraid, i" she said.
"YeS, we're all full"
"Whatw she exclaimed, growing scar.
let with indignation.
Gus - say. We're allfull. Moons
full, I'm full and you're beauti-ful."
"Well," she said. with . faint smile
81 suppose I'll have to forgive you - Ne.
ual."
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A GrsaI Liver Medicine.

DR.. Came ITproved Liver Pills are
are sure cure fo- SICK hectl:Che. bilious
complaints, deyspeIlia. indigestion 20 +.
iVeness, torpid liver, e'c. These pills in
sure pericGi oijC 'iioI, e1-rect lie liver
and stomach, re 1lsie the boWele5 pI:i.y
and enrich the bloSi aud make t,'e slim
clear. They also produce yOcl Rppliite
and invisorc.e end stre1gt! en- tire ec''re
system by their tonic. Trey oiily require
one pill Tor q dose end never grippe OF
sieken. Sold ct 2jcts.a box by Ja6eek's
Pharmacy.
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10 At The same time Of the previous

posIts At The same time Of the pfeviouI
year.
But even after thia much had beer
accomplished the council found Il impoS
sible 10 agree on any method a. proceed
ure; all, Of course, wanted the thieves
brought to justice and money restored,
but how could this be brought about
After palleyinS for some time il was I'm
ally agreed that . New York capitalist
and Spectator be invited into the council
and that bis advice b taken In regard
10 the best course 10 b pursued.
The capitalist after acquainting him
self with all the facts in the possession
Of the government officials addressed the
council as follows: "Mr. President,
Members Of the Cabinet, and honorary
members Of this council: It is very
probable Il not absolutely certain that
the gold stolen from the United States
treasury, Is now on deposit in the New
York banks.
1T is certainly in the hands Of q syndi-
cS'e O' Snle"u 'N'AS, ""o ~re e'iuen
ly arranging for some gigantic speculation
on wan street. l nave no ooup' tneiI
intention 10 #" OieaA uoMn 'ne hAlAe'S
anu MAKE 'nemse'teA s'll rlchet Oy goo
C'lnS up IIlEe o'OcAS o. d, Stoc.S a. greatly
oeP'ec'a'eu PlIceS' lnere u only one
way 70 'es'ots 70 .ne government i's 'os'
WEALTH. Aun ','.' |" STU " cure leu'euy'
Lnele 10 vi. Ie'..n .ne s'se'n,ne"' vaults
"e .I'n " tOOV'OO',VOV' Az ue game u
sPeI.'A.lOn sOon 70 DC p'Ayeun wan s'Iee'
J! ~ S ~ - nuS' n9'' - "u'0Ne' P's'e su'S