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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Tuesday, the Twcnty-Sixth Day of
Nav. A. ID. 1891.

| AZ She court house door in the city Of Cape Gil
rarirau. county Of Cap Glrarirau, Missouri,
botTccl tine hours OF linc o'clocs in the fore
noor a.i i've O'Clock III the aitcr:OOn of that
G.v, ard during the session of the Cape Girar-
dean Court OF common Pleas, sell at public
~auc;iul to the hi CHEST bidder, for cash in iiard
all the right, title, interest, claim and estat"
the above entitled CauSr, OF, i'll AID to the
foll1wiu- de crlbed real estate situate III the
city 0I cape GiraTdcau, equity CT cape Cir
ariet.u and state of Missouri, to-wit:
All Of lot numbered nIGc CD i'll range r, in
said city. county a, 4 state, except subdivision
/ two ~, OF lot nine ~, Known a. the Methodist
| parsonage. which excepted part is NOR" partic-
ulaTiy describe a follows: Commerce at the
southeast curuCr of said lot Tise ~, then run
west sixty HFp feet alolg BelyiCw street, thea
| run nortI parallel with LOrimicr street one
| Iu:idrci AID iOrty-uaC QiD feet. then run east
parallel with i;civiCw stTs"t slAty tID feet To
lOrimicr street. then rul sOI!h along I%.prIInlrr
street one hu..Grcd ard 1rrty one Nil feet to
the beginning corner
That L more detailed description Of that part
OF lot nine 60. in ran-r r, in said city anil
aEts herein is a. follows. th-~it: Commence at
the suuthw,at corner of lot Eiic ~ III range
+, then rll nOr.I parallel with LOrlmicr street
two hundred AID thirty-OI1 and ore hall Isl ]
feet. then ri east parallel with HelvicW street
one hundred aud eighty lL.Gl feet, then rua
.uUtn alnrS I.Crilnicr street ninety at o:c
hall I!U'.I feet. thea rGn west parallel with
parable. with iyorinicr street one hEg':rcci AID
inrty onc fiiGl feet to Bclvirw street, then west
aloI= i;-i.icE strstt Oac hu tt-"i and twe"ty
| iI-nl feet 10 the pui;t Of beginning
AuGUSI BIEiWIHTH.
! au15nif Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
CONSUL CGRTE-S CLAIMS.

Sianor l.. Corte. Italian Consul at
New Orleans, has made public two
letters which were sent to him b. the
United States District Attorney and
the foreman of the Grand Jury in that
place. :Signor Cortc is not Il very
high official. but some Importance is
given to his communications by the
fact that he was the official reprcscn-
tativc of the Italian Government in
New Orleans, and that it was appar-
emily on his Recommendation that the
Italian Government made its first de-
mands.
Signor Cortc alleges that all but two
of the men lynched at the New Or
leans prison were Italian subjects.
"All the others killed. he saws, IL
must consider Italians either for not
having complied with the formalitics
required by an article of the Italian
Civil Code 10 renouncc their citizen
ship, or for not complying with those
of Article no 2.165 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States, the only
legal way to become an American citi-
zen"
He goes on TO say that although the
Louisiana constitution gives aliens the
privilege of voting upon a declaration
of intention to become citizens, this
docs not make them citizens or impair
their allegcnce to the Italian Govern
ment.
This contention of Signor Corte, if
it formed the basis of the Marquis di
Rudini's first note, goes far to explain
what the boys call the "freshness" of
the initial demands of the Italian Gov
ernment.
1t would be a good thing for Italy,
apparently. TO recall Signor Corte and
send a representative TO New Orleans
who is better able to ascertain facts
and better versed in international
law.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
MOTIVES FOR Suicide.

The editor of the New York Press
has been reviewing the writings of
eminent mel on the cause of suicide.
and following is the conclusion lie has
arrived al:
Several writers have commented re-
Gently Cn the increasing number of
suicides. hut we have seen no notice
taken of the most peculiar feature of
the subject. and that is the c~x;raordi-
nary proportion Of suicides without an
apparent motive. Suicide is intcili-
giblc when the victim is borne down
by some great and ovCrmastcrin"
misery, when plunged in poverty. or
in dread of legal penalty: or even i'll
the cases Of persons disappointed in
love. But. setting aside those made
insane by la grippe in a consider
able number, il not a majority of re-
cent instances, the suicides have beer
persons with no apparent trouble of
mind or body. comfortably situated.
as the world goes, and with every
thing seemingly i'll tavorofaprolnnecd
and happy existence.
What do such suicides pointto 1t
is worth nothing that suicide was
very frequent among the Greeks and
lto.naGs about the period that the old
religion Of The gods had ceased TO
have a meaning for mankind, and be-
fore Christianity had taken the place
thus left vacant in the hearts and con-
sciences of men. Losing faith IN an
after cXistancc, men began TO think
that the music ofthis world was hardly
worth the piping, and that. if sleep
was TO be forever. q few years differ
cnce i'll gong TO sleep mattcred but
little. The Roman or Greek who
came to this conclusion quietly went
to his bath, opened a vein. and died
in comparative comfort. lie felt sure
that he was leaving a good deal of
evil behind, and equally sure that
neither evil nor good was ahead.
Is a similar conviction ginning
ground to-day? AS we contemplate
the numerous. churches and dcvout
worshipcrs, the answer at first would
be no. But church-going does not
always mean faith. Too often it is
put on, like fashionable dress, not rs
a for hypocrisy, but to comply
custom. 1t is certainly not a guar
antee of belief. and it seems highly
probable that the cancer of unbcliefI
has something to do with the increase
of suicides. The man or woman WHO
eases to believe in a future life is not
likely to car much for the present
life. Faith in religion eliminated, the
question of eXistance becomes a Uues-
ton SIMPLY OF whether The world offers
an adequate inducement for the per-
Torrance of the duty of living. A
large number are saying that it does
not. Merely moral arguments will
not cOnfound or contute them. Faith
must be anchored again, wherever it
has slipped from its moorings, and
religion must be REINFORCED by Sec
ular evidence that will convince the
of men that it is neither just
nor honorable to desert their share Of
responsibility. and to shake off unsum-
moned the burdens of our common
humanity.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

1OtaiS oS,ll0 oJ,iUl
There was a total increase from all
countries of 22.O27. These six sup
piled 1885 of the gain.
For the nine months ending March
81 there was an increase Of 5.507 Hun
garians, 1856 Germans. 1887 Italians.
1886 Poles. 6.64S Russians and 1865
Swedcs and Norwegians. making Il
total increase from those six countries
over the corresponding period Il year
ago of5I.572. The total increase, ofall
nationalties. was Gl.S34.
The immigration from these six
countries. or parts of countries, was
81 per cent. of the total immigration,
and the increase from these six was
IS per cent. of the total increase.
In these computations the immigra-
ton over the border is not counted at
all. The figures given are from the
steamship arrivals at New York. Dos
ton, Philadelphia. Baltimore, New
Orleans and San Francisco.
OF the s6.04S who came to this
country the first three months of the
year. only 1884 could speak the En-
gli>h language. and of these only a
moicty could read or write.
Over a quarter of a million people
have cone into this country in the
nine months last past who cannot
speak our language.
The assimilating power of our peo-
pie and our institutions is very great,
but the question must arise whether
it is equal TO this immense strain.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
SOME IMMIGRATION FIGURES.

The number of immigrants that
have arrived since January LIST is
something enormous. The tide is
rising higher every month. In Feb
ruary there were 1897 immigrants
landed here, in March 1880, and in
April there were at least 10000, al
though the official figures have not
yet been published. For II week of
April the record was 17,512, and last
Sunday more than 5000 went through
the Barge Office in n single day. tits
safe to say that since the first of the
year over $4,000 foreigners have
come into this country at the port OF
New York.
The official bulletin of the Treasury
Department for the three months
ended March 81 shows that of the
total of 86.043 who came in at all the
ports there were 1892 Austrians, To-
273 Germans, S.017 from England and
Wales, 4,ll0 from Ireland, 12,5O9 from
Italy. S.l6S from Russia, 5,67S Poland.
ers and 6,O39 from Sweden and Nor.
way.
The greatest increase over the cor.
responding three months of 1890 i:
shown IN the following table:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
SUER!Fi''S SALE.

ESl virtue a.: authority Of 4 special CNccu.
- ton Issued y: thr clerk Of the cape GIrar'
dean rGu-t of common Tl,as. IL aid for cap,
Gi-ariCau county. Missouri in favor of IT,;
state of Missouri at tdr relation aud to the lie,
Of :iciry kcr.t..cr, collector oil the rcve::uc o.
repn GiTaTicdu COrhty. Missouri, AID against
Frederick Christ AID the. uikaOwH hers ol
frederick christ BEARING date the 10th day OF
AEril, I-JI. AID rciurHlbir to the Nav
term lS:'l, of tn" cape G;rardrau court of com
mon rlcas, OF said county. which said sp'cial
execution issue. 20 enforce a ju'i-"me:lt drclar-
cd by said csurt to be 4 special lien on the real
estate hereinafter described, | have levied up
On and seized tn" following described real
estate. lying ard hc!a- in the couity of cape
Girariraa, state oG.MissOuri, as the PROPERTY OF
Frederick christ and the unknown heirs o.
Frederick christ, to-wit.
The scutheaat quarter "a Of the southeast
quarter "a of section thirty-ouc (3l). town
ship thirty t1) range thirteen G3l east, con-
tanning forty acres. situated in cape Girardoau
county, Missouri, and ! will, on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

Some of the Britishers are growing
tired over the investments they made
in this country during the craze oftwo
years since. They find the dividends
not forthcoming and are loud in their
outcries that they have been swindled.
If they had read the American papers
at the time. they would have taken
warning. The English investor. if
swindlrd at all, was usually swindled
by the English promoter. The pro-
perties bought were many of them of
the finest, but the prices added TO the
normal value, to pay promoters. brok-
ers and other middle me and sharp
dealing individuals, frequently pre-
cluded the possibility OF profit.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
s2l,I 81. s2I7l 64l1
REHABILITATION
Sherih's Sale.

PY virtue ard authority of a special execu-
IL ton Issued by the clerh of the Cape Girar-
dean court of Comnhoh Pleas, in ami for Cape
GiraTics.u couaty, Missouri, i'll favor of the
state of Missouri al tho relation and to the Use
of Hcury kerstncr, collector of the revenue OF
Cape GiraricGu county, Missouri, AID against
Charles +. Stokes, William e. stokes, Edgar
Masol Stokes and John Franklin Stokes, bear.
lug date the 18Th day of April, ISL, and
returnable to the May term, ISL. of the Cape
Girardcau Court of Common Pleas Of said
county, which said special execution issued TO
enforce a judgment declared by said court 10 be
a special lien on the real estate hereinafter des-
cribei, / have leviel upon ard seized the follow
ing described real estate, lying end belag 10
the couaty OF Cape Girarleau, state of Mis-
souri, as the property Of Charles T.. stokes.
william q. stokes, Edgar Mason stokes AID
John franklin Stokes. to-wit:
Lot number twritv-oGe C1D raage L., and
north part Of lot twcntv t@) range L.. in the
City OF Cape Girar !cau. bel z one huldrrd AID
eighty ti>D feet GA Washington Arehue. 10y
one hu.drcl ard thirty-srycn aud one half
u5.ls) ieet IN Middle str1 ct, a..d | will, or
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

Mobile Register: The good people
of New Orleans should not permit
this testimony of their sworn grand
jury to go TO the world as represent
ing the sentiment of the whole or a
larger part of that community. 1t is
impossible that the acts at the parish
prison on March If involved the ell
tire population of the parish and city.
The so-called avengers of liennessy
lynched eleven Italians in the parish
prison; but this grand jury in its re-
port attempts TO butcher the fart f; me
of a community which it does not
fairly represent. The last crime is the
worst of the two.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Sheriff. Sale,

10y virtue and authority OF a special cNccu-
- tioI issued by thc clerk Of the Cape Girar-
dcau court Of Common Pleas in aHd for Cape
Girardcau county, Missouri. in favor Of the
state Of Missouri at the relation and 10 the use
Of IIcurv kcrstEcr. collector of the revenue of
CAPE Guardian county, Missouri, AID against
Charles Frederick Pummer aud Jacob +.
S~cilicrer bearing date the 10Th day of April,
ISL, ahd rcturaable to the Nay term, ISL, of
the Cape Girard.au court of Common Pleas OF
said county. which special execution Issued to
enforce q judgment declared ny said court to be
a special lien on the real estate hereinafter les
cTibcf, I have Levied upon and seized the follow
ing described rial estate lying and being in
the County of Caps Girardtau. State of Mis-
souri,, Us the property OF Charles Frederick
Pommer AID JACOB +. Schiefer, to-wit:
Lot number cishty-onc (si), in range p, in
Insrams addition to the city of Cape Girarieau,
in the county of Cape Girarhcau, State Of
Missouri, and will, on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

A faith doctor has been tampering
with the editors OF some of our South
east Democrtic exchanges. He offers
to cure them and take his pay in adj
vertising. The Iron Register man has
been worked on and lie says the faith
doctor is n humbuger. The Register
mans disease is the big-head.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

1t is plain that Il government has
no influence abroad ia the new world
or in the old. The nations regard us
with distrust and refuse any intimate
relations with a power which has
neither friends nor allies and is indif-
fercnt 10 its rights and interests out
side its own territory.-Ncw Orlenns
Picnyunc.
In the nature of things cmpcrors
and kings are not the allies of a re-
public. Our relations, however, are
"intimate' enough for all practical
purposes. The people seem to love
lis well enough TO come and cast their
lot with the people distrusted. The
Picayune should move if it is dissat-
isiied.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

There are so many little things that
a man can do to make the lot of his
wife easier and SO many that will tend
TO make it happier, one of which
costs him anything. Careful and con-
sidcrate courtesy. ready service. praise
for painstaking effort, companionship
these things keep love alive, and, if
all married people would try the ex-
pertinent, the divorce docket would
be a brief one.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Sherif'S Sale,

Try virtu" and authority Of a special exccu
~ tion issued by the clerk Of the Cape Girar
deau Ioart of Common Pleas, il ard fer Cap
6;rardeGu county, Missouri, in iavCr CT tn
State OF Missouri at tie relation AID to the usl
o: Henry HtrstHCr, collector OF The revenue q
Care GiraTirau equity. Missouri, AID a-aiIs
Lcanitr Young bearing date the 10Th day o.
April, ISL, and returGahle - tiIr Mag
term, lSIl. OF the Cape Gira-deau Court o
Common Pleas Of SAID cOu..ty. which sale
special execution issued to enforce a Judgment
declared by said court TO be = special lien o. thu
real estate hereinafter described, | have leyieC
upon and seized the following described rca
estate, itifg and being III the county of Cap
Giraricau, state Of Missouri. as the property
of LeaEder lou:s, to-wit:
Forty ~ acres. the southeast quarter rs
of the sou hwast quarter ga, Of section.thirty'
ave t,J, TOWNSHIP. Ihlriy-tHO (i@), range thir-
ten C:l, ituatc in LaDs Girardeau cOuIty
Missouri. a.u 1 will. on
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

The jury in the holland case
failed to agree. They stood six for
acquittal and half q dozen for convic.
ton. 1t is safe to say that the half a
dozen members who wanted to see
the d~efaulting ex-Statc Treasurer pun.
ished for his sins are honest Republi.
cans, while the six who wanted to &C.
quit him vote the ID emocratic ticker
straight from President down 10 town.
ship constable. Such is life.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
the Twenty-Sixth Day of
Nav. 4. ID. 1891.

At the court house door in the city of Cape Gil
r~arican. county Of cape Girarteau, and State
of Missouri, between the hours OF nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and 1--WE O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that DAY, and during the session of the cape
Girardeau court of common rleas, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
In hand. all the right. title, interest, claim and
estate Of charles Frederick POnntr and Jacob
+ Schicfcr. to satisfy said execution and costs.
August BIERWIRTH,
my2u.1 Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

The Presidents tour South and
West has been an educator in the best
sense of the word. The spirit OF the
people could not have been better.
State prejudices has given way for a
larger patriotism, and that good will
result can scarcely be doubted.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

If the editor of the Scott County
Nersboy had remained in this city a
week and attended the gospel tent
services regularly he would have
turned preacher and quit his wicked
work of trying TO publish q newspaper
in a little old dried up town like
BENTON.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

The English Conservatives have
stolen the thunder of the Liberals by
suddenly announcing themselves in
favor of free education"-that il, of
common schools supported by the
State, and free TO all children, after
the American plan. The SCENE, how
ever is hampered by the opposition of
the churches, who cling to the Middle
Ages idea that the church should have
a finger in the education of the rising
generation. If the church proposes
to educate the children she must paw
the expenses herself: if the State cdu-
Gates them, the money raised by taxa
ton should not be allowed TO be spent
III teaching dogma.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby
II given TO all creditors aud others interested
in the estate of otto I;anell Hueschcn, deceased
that tae undersigned administrator of said
estate intc IDS Ia make final settlement thereof
ct the next term Of the Cape Girarleau Court
Of Common Pleas of Caps Girarirau county,
Missouri. to be hellil the City of Cape Girar-
dean OIL the eth day of May, ISL.
OTTO X. HUESCHEN.
ap2ju46 administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

A DMINISTRATOG'S NOTICE Notice is
IA hereby given that letters of administrator
upon the estate Of Henry Eggimaan, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court OF Cape Girardeau county, bear
ing date the 18th day Of April, Is,l.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to him for allow
ance, within one year from the date OF said
letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit OF such estate: and il said claims be
rot exhibited withil two years from the date OF
the publication Of this notice. they will be for
ever barred. AUGUST EGGIMANN,
my2n47 Administrator
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1891.

The Burlington Harkeye mentions
the following pertinent fact: "A year
ago a bushel of corn would buy three
pounds ofsugar; now it will buy twelve
pounds, and all on account of the Nc
Kinlcy bill" Cheaper sugar and
niger prices for corn will tell with the
farmers everywhere.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

They have a society down in Mis-
sissippi county they call "The Dew
Drop Society" The editors of the
Charleston papers are barred from
membership in that society. Their
droppings are anything else but dew.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16

1t may be well to remark that, de-
spite the assertions of the free traders
that England would not participate in
the Worlds Fair because of the pas
sage of the Mckinley bill, that gov
eminent proposes to have an exhibit
that will do credit to herself and her
industries. Another free trade lie ex-
ploded.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Thursday. the Twcnty-E.ighth Day OF


At the court housc 10 IT il the city OF Cape
GiraT.rau, c"ulty Of cape GiruricaU, Missouri,
between thu hoaT. of nine o'clock III the fore
.uuI a.'t i've O'Clock in the a:trrL"0n OF that
lag, AID duri.3I tn" >cs.i"I 81 the Care GiraT-
drau Ccurt OF Common Pleas, sell et public
a%uct;oh, to the highest bidder. all the right,
title, Interest. ClaiiG adj estate of the above
uainCi riai tit: and Il .~frliaGts IL the above
~r:rtItlr,i cause, of, in aud Ia the O,luwi d"s-
crilrt-i real ~ ste, situate il the cOu:sty Of
Cape GiraTi"au AID state ri Nj sIuIi, fO-wit:
Lots numbered one IL. two ~ ard three Isl
of the northwest quarter Of section ohc IN.
in township tl.IrtN -oHc tiIl, iurth oi range
thirteen t!@i east, containing H. the aggregate
two hurried aT'i .iIirty-5i- IN: and ii -ht, two
oac ha.drchth3 l2ps s.-lNl acre. Also the
the south half Il.i, OF the soathw est quarter
T. Oi scct.o" tlrirty-siX la.I il township
:h!r:y-tTo ISL north % raIE" thirteen Isl east
containing eighty lsUI acres.
TERMS o. SALE:
Fifty per cent of the purchase noaCy TO lie
paid Ia cash ri ,!.t' time al sal" and Il credit Of
twelve months ne gi""n 81 the remainder. the
purchaser or purchasers 10 give note with APP
proved security. b.ariIC six pr cent Interest
from date of sale per aIIum for hcir.lci pay
meat.
AUGUST BIERWIETII,
aP1lni6 Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Tuesday, the Twen.y-Sixth Day Of
Nav, 4. ID. 1891,

NJ the court house door. il the city of Cap
GiTaricau, comfy of cape Giraricau aHd state
of Missouri, bctwc Ii the hOIrs Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and five O'Clock ia the afternoon
OF that day, AID during the session Of the cape
Girarlceu court of common Pleas sell at
public auction, to the highe-t bidder, for cash
in hard, all tho right. title. interest, claim aid
estate Of Frederick christ and the unknown
heirs of Frederick christ, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs.
AUGUST BIEIWIRTH,
my2nI1 Sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-16
Sheriff's Sale of I:eal Estate II
Partition.
Henry l.. Hume, Plaintiff,
ApajT 81

Henry L. Hume, Plaintiff,
Again st
George NJ Rayley. aud the unknown heirs OF
George NJ Haylry, and b rOa NJ. Pond ard
the ulknown heirs of Byron III. Pond, De-
Pendants.
10y virtue and authority or a decree for par
- tition and order OF sale, made by the care
G.iraT..aa Court of Common Pleas, in and for
Cane Girardeaa cou:ty Missouri, on saturday
the tiirty-tist day oi January. Is!l, the same
beng tlr sixth day Of the January term ls9i, of
said court. in the above entitled caEsc; "a GER
titled copy % said decree and order was issued
from the uficc OF the clerk OF said court, dated
the tirs. day Of April, l-9i, AID delivered In
me) | the uEGc-sIGLcd sheriff of Cape Girar-
a.. ~, a,,,tV Missouri will nm