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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
CHILL IN DEFIANT MOOD.
REFUSING TO ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY
FOR THE BALTIMORE OUTRAGE.

MINISTER EGAN, COMMANDER sCHLEY AND
CONSUL M'GREERY IN coNFERENcE-DE,
c1SIvE ACTION EXPECTED sooN-A
BOYCOTT on THE BALTIMORE.
Santiago, Chill, Oct. 2s.-The Chilian Govern
ment has replied to Minister Egan's demand for
an explanation of the recent attack upon Ameri-
can sailors. The reply is couched in strong Ian
guage, and it is understood that it amounts to
refusal to accept responsibility for the affair." The
State Department at Washington has been advised
of the reply Minister Egan, Commander Schley
and Consul McCreery are consulting together, and
it is thought that decisive action will be taken
soon. The State Departments orders in reference
TO the matter strong.
The Intendente of Valparaiso has refused to
guarantee the safety of market boats coming to
that city early in the morning from the United
States warship Baltimore, or the safety of officers
OF that vessel coming ashore at night. There is
a practical boycott on the Baltimore, No Ameri-
can sailors are allowed ashore
Great excitement has been caused here by
report that the Chilian Legation in Washington
has been attacked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
AMERICAN wARsHIps AVAILABLE.

ONLY a short time would be required ior the United
States to assemble formidable Naval force against
Chilli Two warshps, The Baltimore and the san
Francisco, are already the ground Two more. the
Yorktown and the Boston, are now mt sea and on
their way TO Chill. The Yorktown started more than
two weeks ago aud Will soon be hand, while the
Boston left here this week Six more ships could
start for South America with scarcely any delay,
requIred They are the MlanohomOh the Chicago, the
Petrrl the Atlanta, the Vesuvius and the Newark
The Miantonomoh is at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and was Unexpectedly put in commission only the
day before yesterday. She IS costly and powerful
vessel and would be dangerous antagonist for almost
any ship alOat. while Chill has nO.hlng
TO compare with her. Extensive alterations ana
repairs have Just been finished. She was originally
built of oak and has since been rebuilt, and she now
shows the latest design for vessel Of her class and
he,vIy arnlored with mingled steel and iron. She Is
n dotbleturreted monitor, ard each OF her turletS'
which is armorcd like tho rest Of the vesfe mas TWO
lO-inch rifles each capable Of throwing 5OOpOund
steel proecte. she has also two siX-pound and two
three pound rapidhrlng guns. two thiry-seVen-mli-
netre revolving cannon and two Gatlng, guns. She
could 90 to sea almost at once.
The Chicago is in the North River and the Petrol
at the Navy Yard and both are ready to start on any
duty that might be expected OF them at a moments
notice.
The Vesuvius needs no preparation and is separated
from Chill only by the length of the voyage. Her
store Of dynamite might likewise be dangerous to a
land or a sea enemy The Atlanta recently went to
sea on short notice and could do 1t again. SO could
the Newark. which is now in Boston.
The Philadelphia and the Bennington might not be
40 prompt In answering a call. They are DOM at
the Navy Yard, however, and 1t would be question
Of only few days to get them ready for sea Inc
Concord is also at the Navy Yard but she needs re-
pairs and could not be got ready so soon.
The crews OF such vessels could soon be In Gillian
waters would number altogether nearly 1000 men,
Marines could be brought together at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard or any other convenient spot. from BOSTON,
Philadelphia, Washington and Norfolk There are
200 already here. The whole force could be ready u
start II ordered, in two days.
IL was suggested in these columns within week
that II II were desired that land force should
cooperate with the Navy, troops could be carried by
a Pacific Mall steamer any other steamer taken
as transport, and could reach Colon in eight days.
In another day the force could the 1sthmus OF
Panama, and then 80 by another transport to Val,
DaIaiSo I'm about days more. In snort ths Uhlteu
states could in bret time assemble land and
sea force against Chill that would most seriously
endangcr the not very great stability OF that country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
WHAT ENGLAND DID TO BRAZIL.

CoERCIvE MEAsUR RES ADOPTED IN CASE FAR
LESS SERIOUS THAN TIE VALPARAISO AFFAIR.
Washln gton oct. 28.-In view Of certain criticisms
OF leading English newspapers based upon an erro-
statement indicating that the Government Of the
United States had made n hasty and peremptory de-
mand upon the Chilan Government in the OF the
Baumores sailors at Valparaiso it may be pertinent
to recall precedent established by the British Gov
ernment itself in the case of Nation unable to oppose
its demands.
ON December ., 1868, the British Minister at
Rio de Janelro sent ultimatum to the brazilian
Government demanding the payment of f6,525 on ac-
count OF the claim of the British bark Prince of Wales
and also a prompt satisfaction for the arrest Of three
officers of the British naval frlgate Forte who in
June, 1862 were taken in custody by the police guard
Of one of the towns Of Brazil (they being in citizens
dress) for drunkenness and disOrdery conduct. Tho
Minister declared that should the Government OF
Brazil fail to comply with the demands he would
order the Admiral commanding the British naval
forces at Rio dc Janeiro to decide the questions ac
cordng to the instructions from the British Govern
ment
The brazilian Minister Of Foreign Affairs replied on
December 20, protesting against the payment and de-
cared that satisfaction could be given in the
Of the three officers, insult offered to them
on December 81 the British Minister sent letter 10 the
British Consulate stating that the demands of the
British LEGATION having met with satisfaction from
the Brazilian Government, he had ordered Admiral
Warren to make reprsas upon Brazilian property until
the proper satisfaction obtained. On the same
day three British war steamers left the harbor Of Rio
and on January one of the British vessels re-
turned to the port Of Rio, and the fact was made
known that five Brazilian sailing vessels and one
steamer under the Brazilian flag, had been
captured and taken charge of by the British
man -oEwar and were held in Brazilian har-
Dor on the coast south Of Rio. On January
Council Of State was held in the City Palace, the
Emperor presiding, at which it was decided that the
question OF the arrest of the officers of the naval
fgatc Forte could be submitted to the arbitration OF
friendly power, and the King OF the Belgians was
proposed to determine whether any insult was com
mltted against the British Government by the arrest
OF tho officers The Council further decided that the
demand OF the British Government for damages on
the claim OF the bark Prince Of Wales should be paid
by the brazilian Minister In London under protest, the
Brazilian Government having no means Of resisting
tho demands OF the British Government The King
OF the BelganS decided that insult had been offered
10 the British Government TO the officers who had
been arrested, but result Of the incident diplo-
matte relations between Great Britain an- Brazil were
broken OF and not renewed until two years had elapsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
THE RESIGNATION or MIR. CHAPLEAU
DILEMMA IN WHICH IT PLACES THE ABBOTT
MINISTRY.

DILEMMA IN WHICH 1T PLACES THE ABBOTT
MINISTRY.
Ottawa, oct 90 (SpecaD.-Mr. Chapleaus resigna-
ton has produced sensation here. The situation IS
extremely complicated and experienced politicians
are afraid 70 move say anything. The removal
of Sir Hector Langevn from the Cabinet in consequence
OF the evidence given at the McGreevy investigation,
left his rival, Mr. Chapeau, master of the situation.
The latter asp!red 10 the leadership OF the French
Canadian faction, Nationalist party; and, as soon
as Sir Hector had left the Cabinet Mr. Capeau began
manoeuvng for the post Of Minister of Railways and
Canals with all its patronage. This Office Mr.
Abbott as Premier refused him, the result being
that Mr.. Chapleau has offered his resignation
The Ministry can either go to the country or Ic-
organize without French Canadian in Mr.. Chapeau's
place, and face the next session. 1t is understood
that all except two Of the FrenchCanadian Conserv
ative members will support Chapean's claim. In
this way he will secure the balance OF power.
II Premier Abbott goes TO the country the question
will be settled there. If he meets Parliament he n'
10 face two alternatves-either take Chapleau back
on his own terms, or the risk OF being defeated
by union of The Liberals and Chapleau's supporters
Either way the outlook IS dark for the Premier ana
tho Ministry. II Abbott takes Chapcan back, he loses
prestige II he faces Parliament and IS defeated he
lnSQe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
TO RESCUE 4 Dog FROM A DESERTED MINE.

oxford. ~ j.. oct 2s.-Deep Interest IS being taken
In the valuable bird dog belonging TO Andrew schultz
a welmown citizea Of this place. which has been con
fined IN old deserted mine, Mine Ill., during the
hast six weeks. The dog must have fallen
200 feet, the shaft is fully this depth. There is
quantity OF water at the bottom The shaft opening
visited every day by dozens Of persons, and as soon
as they begin talking or halloolng the dog begins TO
bark and whine. The aalmal Is kept alive by the
people bringing meat and bones and throwing them
down the shaft Efforts made TO rescue the dog have
been futile. A sum Of money has been raised and q
rcscuIng party yll be organized tlis week descent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
TO BE THEIR WEAPON AGAIN
DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO SEND OUT A FALSE
REPORT OF Mr.. FAssETT's LAST SPEECH.

DEMOCRATS PREPARING TO SEND OUT A FALSE
REPORT OF Mr. FAssETT's LAST SPEECH.
Elmra, oct % (speclaD.-It is expected that sena-
tor jacob soat Fassett will close his remarkable cam
paGn In this city In the Opera House Monday
night. This will be done IL the house can be secured
for that evening from the theatrical company which
has rented it, IL has leaked out that plan has been
proposed by the Democrats and 1t may be carried into
effect If the Republican candidate for Governor speaks
on Monday night. which Is in keeping with the
methods the Tammany managers Of Roswell p. Flower
have employed to elect the hamboyant millionaire
Governor That the Tammany managers ready for any
desperate is we'll known and II this particular
made in New-YorI City year ago by the same Tam
many who now are running Mr.. Flowers cam
pagn to send out the Of Methodist clergy
man one entirely foreign to the sermon that he did
deliver The plan then was we'll perfected that
manifold copies of the forged sermon" In certain
newspaper Offices in NewYor, hours before the church
was opened for the service. "This sermon
full of violent and abusive language of sort that no
clergyman would use, and its true character readily
was discovered. The effect that the forged sermon
expected to produce in influencing certain voters
was lost, and the newspapers which had agreed to
publish it did not dare do so.
such work as this has prepared the voters OF this
State to expect anything in this direction from Tam
many Hall, and therefore will be astonished
in case a speech IS sent out from Elmira next
Monday night as the speech that senator Fassett de-
livers but which viii be entirely different from MS
real address. 1t has been rumored here that such
forgery was In PREPARATION and the friends OF senator
Fasset are determined that they will prevent 1t being
used In the way that Mr. Flowers managers arc sup
posed to be ready TO use It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
cosr 81 5oo.o 600 AVID SOLD FOR 5000, 600

Chicago oct. ga dispatch from Springfield, Ohio
says: The great Eaststt shops, built by William
y. Whitley at a cost Of $150000o ard which Cslsed
his failure shortly afterwa, finally sold yester
day at public sale being offered the third time 70
Scott Donham q wclLknown Cincinnati attorney, for
100000. Mr.. Bonham Is believed TO represent a
syndicate. Mr. Whitley expects to get part Of the
Mani 10 renew buslness.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
WAR N INSURANCE RATES ON GRIM.

Chicago, oct 2s.-A war in insurance rates on grain
was opened yesterday. The companies are now at 1t
without any prospect Of peace until the Straits Of
Macknac freeze over. Tho cause Of the trouble was
the discovery that one member OF the Board of Marine
Underwriters had been cutting grain rates The board
met Yesterday and decided upon new tariff, going
into effect last evening. 1t makes a reduction right
through the list If twenty cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
rycryDrIRY FIRE ~ GEORGIA TOWN.

Newman, Ga, oct. 2s.-rhs city has again been
visited by fire. Last night 7. W. Howell Co.'S
warehouse with 900 bales of cotton, destroyed.
Tho wind was Wild. and for three hours the town
seemed TO be at tho mercy Of the elements. The
work was evidently that OF an ncendiary. Willy
Arco desperate character was arrested Just after
the last fire. II the citizens knew that lie was the
burned before another day. The loss Will probably
reach SnOO, ,OO0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
4 GIRr 10 JOHNS HOPKINS.

Baltimore, oct. 2s.-The Edison Car Company oil
Yew-York has given the electrical department of the
Johns Hopkins University two street motors of f
teen horse power eaeh at the instance of Thomas n
Edison,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
corrny Rl1rs IN A srElMER pAMAGEp BIZ FIRE

savannah, Ga, oct. es.-Detween 1000 and $500
bales OF cotton were damag by the fire In the British
steamship Bendo last night. Until the discharge OF
a norton of the cargo II will be impossible TO make
any estimate OF tho damage. The cotton Is insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29

Of the shaft will be made at all hazards and IL pos
sible, the animal will be rescued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-29
READ THIS, MAYOR GRANT.
WILLIAM NJ. WINS JUST RIDDLES YOU.

NE ANSWERS THAT WEAK LETTER OF YOURS TO
Mr.. FAssETT AND SHOWS HOW TAMMANY
HAS INCREASED THE CITY's DEBT AND
FosTERED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
8efDt otn Geibreo.

8uloe o. 5ustisbeo icrenet bar en-
Ilspenbe girfuing paa 9egemets Draa=
usr, ps 6oroBielien foresaar lauaIom-
mere ON 8interen emo ON Soften. Oct
iemme er osiaa Eilf9lbe meo be oflon
brenos Suuttioner. Mooen er Ofte Ilpp
cs Subens Yurer aiionorer TIM Iiost
Mnterie paa oenne Narstio. SbItemei
iorlarser oerfor @iionorina, liaeleoes
Rensnin9 % &c9nierins; oct Iitreite GA
beoite Mihoet, bnabe ipm Sonit "a nj.
t~eratip, Iom fan bruses for oisie Die.
meb, er Spitetter's Stora6 S;tters.
8erioner, lpm bar snltet at utoaoa BE-
rbeumctilte 8ribnin9sr, oospeptiIte
apoier, lmerteiuloe 6orItprrelier | Mio.
pen, GaioeiDsoomme, MerueipattelIcr
iUm CT Goa alminoeli9s pna berue gors
t:e, pi! sisre Del / at ltprte Spiten;et
meo oenne bersmte pe9etabilIe Mop,.
meciein % S.prtemiosel. Oct forgaer
GyYssitsn, it9,ser @apeu, oplioer GIN.
bet % iornp.r belle gpftsmet.
(april).
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Rimneiotas 2eeiSIatmr.

Ieeet iorrigt oerbns pareos III
lanai cper Miouat. Tt ncepenoise
gspiloninssiCriIos for 1892 % 1898
p~coicoes. Zen inmleee 3ensebeoils'
iaor er itsrre enb ben ncseninet bar
p9ret.
Slanbt andre 5orilne, Tom peoioses
/ 2srones bar 5prllneet on 5nrmers'
S%nititutes. Ter tepilses 10000 fur
bett. Siemee, hpert 9nitiiute f'al iRe
soIte pper $3.50. @eitprelien Ral be-
itaa AZ Q al llniperiitetets 8egcnter,
9reiibentcr for aserbrugss % Sape'
bpriniuesielitabet % 7ireitsren for
Statsns 8ericesitatiou. 5lsre Wso'
lemmer al Gliauceu talts imoo 5orlln'
oct, men bet blsp pebtaeet mee 81 mpo
z Stemmer.
5Orilas,t pm of bepilse $4,000 tor
statsns 9sltagelis | @erosnsncft'nin'
gen p~ebtoees. qFrbassmgbst pareoe til
heuimue ri. 5 Ssnbns Morsen.
Mnnons Mcrssn psbtoses en- Tel
R~siplutipnsr ps be nlminbeliss Iasts'
ooresier til 9eeislatursrs Gmbsbs.
manb.
Scnator Sobn g. Sarborn fra
8amIcs gouutp bnl0tes til miolertiois
8rsiibsnt AZ Senntst. Qs9islaturen
o~ipurnereoe Wanbaa Niooag.
Der ircmiattes ialt posr 1000 Gcr'
Tag, men en- Glerbeb Of bisis bleO life
p%eotners. Smtrins 70 ~almineeliss
Gone pebioges % oosr 500 ipeciels
9ops.
aepeS nnifraI1fs @alslpo, Tom Re'
publifarerne % nosle faa Iaiancemeb'
lsmmsr itemte for, er ben pistisite Sop
osbtaset af bsnns 2eaislatur.
9lf andre nigtiss 2ope n0pnes Som'
pes SernbanelOp, Spranbrinser | 9o'
pene ON Rssulsrins al Statens Sans-
isl / Stilpaier, 5iloirfuins al 8inoe'
busting / Statsns Sansiel.
@so naits @nls pil 8alserus faa
Grlebnin1 til at femme puer 2 pistige
9inrs til acn'tituticusn, Get enc er
ON Of bel .attte S~elesra'' % 5slefon'
linisr ps bet anbet er ct Gprbub mob
iseeiel 9~posipnins.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

hsos plubisIis 5rsoas Gften AZ Sierts.
flag.
Selmutb aarl Bernbarb b. Moltfs
par fsot ben 26be Estoter 1900 | Bar
dim | Wedienburs.g trerin % bar
Ssn AZ ben banits @eneralisitnant Bic
Tor b. MoIt.e. 1919 bleu ban ops
taest TOM aabet paa arigsifolen | 9is.
benbnnn. 10 gar isnere traaets ban
Tom 5nfanteri' 2pitnant / preniif Tie
neite % uomRrfebs fig mart ! ben
Grab, at ban ! 1892 blep optnset | Ge'
neralitaten. IRE gnr ienere fprctcs
ban en- Reiie til Crientsu, buorpeo ban
blsp tjeubt meo Gultan Wabmub, bois
Ranbsiper ban blso | Fere Gar cs re-
orsnniierebe ben tprfiife Ger. 8 1889
beltps ban | Gelttpset mob Mebemeb
Off.
Otter Mabmubs 9so | 1889 penbte
Moltfs tilbase til Irsifsr, | 1s42 bleo
ban forfremmet I'll Wajor. Sra 1s4s
iii 1865 bar ban Generaldef for bet
Abe grms.orps os | 1853 blsp ban no.
napnt til 0ensrausitnant / ben prsiffe
Ger. 8 8risene mob 9nnmnri /
1864, Sterriss / 1868 ps MOB 5ran'
frise 1870 III ban Nrlebnina til at
legee fit militare Geni for 8aeeH.
Seieren uoer Sranltm0ubene oeb Seban
os geleirinsen ai 9aris bar ltrntesiite
Meiteritpfter. 8 1871 blep ban uos
nGont til @eneralisltmarltalf % fiji
flsrs 9Grestitler.
Siben 1857 bar ban Meblem al ben
tprbtpIfe % tpTte &issbas % fibsn
1879 at bet prsiiiits Dperbus. Sans
8irsen iom Solterepreientaut uiite ben
famine 8listtroifab, iom ubmartebe
BAN paa bans milit9re 9sbebane:
Gor nosle aar fioen traabte Woltte
tilbase fra 2ebelien at ben fore @ene'
ralitaf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Teobto fan lite fnreres

ssf lr'els sBylifotisnu. Ia rt Sc fan uaa en Ipa,
Sta 1 grd. fn e. I'm IN Mate. tresgaa rstbet
Tan tatfrfs, O. bE q mfs teHi iHtieHtat gastmislu.
Gspb@ ieraatlasa es SHtaBeitoH a fsrsaanasnS
eltmsifst sasE sfant Vens biz ~iHsemuu. isratals
Tf nan IN Faeuss W % ipr'th .srid blir 5slsm.
g Haot t,Hnf SaHs laftss, t.is msn bee. epis i.t
lthni iaH irsss, &C eFNsausm ~s',rsirts
~ %nsinFttsf ktlhaHe rtI non biipt SsE CO ~ttioaeia.
> q " 2il,ale' ,~tieeriagss "a Geisoub. tsil,a am,
rtlilsa q ~ iafoutrt St~lmspUases.
~ 81 sitt 4 sgntra, Eeusts fI trsgtalsmk,ft
1hialtf q 1srtn NToesiasn 90 geteutl, lem Ia.
'aH iasstss sts srpesn d Halls Csisrrh Cure.
s~irialaru isuss srsiis.
4 , sbssa & Co., fti,sa. c. gsIsa tss rrues
tthu ltr 70 Gtnis. fgpri1
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
Wiseonfims StatsIatny.

Zen Gpmtte, Der blep neoiat for at
unberisee Stur9ecu Bar Canal & Gar
Dor Gpmpanps Giiarer, r~appprterebe |
5irSbaes, at 9prporatipnens GHerer
bar / Srben. Gqe Gmbeosmrnb fri.
tjeubte8 for Bebrag. De 9anbials,
ipm Der bar pHret iaa me9en Tale ON,
n~noeripgies 9rlnoi9, % 8cmiteen fpm
til ret Heiultat, at Der fan life bore
noget at uoiptte pon 8~orppratiunen for
bisie 1ransattipner.
Genotet pcbtoo | 9irsbnss Spr'tuoet
ON llbnrpnelie AZ en- 8onf.@raminer,
10 itentte for % II impn. Oct til
ftcmte en- 5RIlesreiplution I'll apugres.
fen ON si ENHANCEMENT til 9onititutio.
men, ian Sprenebe Statsrs Sendtprer
fan pplaes psb Splfsafitemninser, %
life al 9eeislaturerne. SurIluset ON
at neoiRtte Renteioben for 8enae uos
lannte mpo Sifferbsb / faite..Gienbomms
til s 3rpcsnt oebtpsss al Senatet.
Tsismblp peetos mango Sprilas al
minbrs 8etDonine.
9%eeislntnrens Irbsioe afIuttebes |
Snsongs, uaetet ben life furmelt aiours
nereoe isrerb / 2prba9s. Gn flor Del
al 9on9iperre retite biem Susbag Otter.
mibba9.
QegiSlatnren bar iamlet 102 9a9e;
/ 1880 nareoe Sesiipnen 101 9ase.
Den lauaitc 9e9ialaturiesiion uarebs
1875 Gage / 1858, pe ben ~forteite 81, |
1850.
9e9iSiaturen bar mrrtelig | mango
0enieenper. 3e~mofraterre baobe Ma.
j~pritet / beg9e Suie, q Senatet % 33
/ 6niet. Get eysfutioe 9eportemeni
bar psiaa b%emotratilt; BET CT fprits
Gang i n0iten 40 Nar, at GemOfraterns
bar hapt iuloit9noi9 aontrol pper belt
2%opsipnin9en, % be bar u9iaa piit al
beuptte beune Wtagt iii at inboele Sta'
ten Legislative 3iitrifter, iaa be uoer
3pipl pil iaa EFT ppsrpplbenbe Waip,
ritet / n9ite Q~e9islatur. Spngres.
eiitritterne bar be p9iaa inbbelt laa'
leSes. al bet Ter no til, at be fan pelst
Ell Waloritet al apuerssmGnbene.
Smtrins S75 SUrilas irsmiattes
,ouiet, 400 al benz iprtaitebes. Spes
500 iremiattes i Senatet, minbit Salpi
oelen iprtaiteoes.
5pr Statens 9eliaselie i Ierbens.
ubltlIinaeu bepil9eoes Inn $4,000.
Slaibt DC pi9tigite Sprilae, icm peb,
toaeS. er felgenee:
Mfifaiielien al "State Gparb Of
Charities ano HeiOrm" ps" State Soarb
Of Superpifipn", % ubnnpnelien Of ct
npt "Soaro" al 6 Weolemmer.
Spb9pelien al 9euuett 9ppen %
3eotnaelie al Ell ny Sfoletuan9slop.
Dit iuotrRpe Ell Stat i Re nnite s gar
al CT 3ienbeoel al eli mlil for Stats.
miueriiteiet. 9sune Stat oil banne
Ct 5pnO al omtrius $4,000 Om slaret.
@~eota9elicu Of en- itrsn9 SOB mob
8nrnearbeibe / Sabriter, @9rfteeer
o.i.p, s(ae 8srn unoer IL glar er for.
baoie at arbeioe paa %iaaoanne Steoer.
ut ale Srdnoasinrances = officer ifal
pRre ensnrteoe.
Wpotn9elien al BEN oirefte ariass
ltni % oens Correcting blanot be iprs
iteliise 6cubs.
UT ole galgieoler Hal poelasses,
iaoinari be er telebs.
Btpilgnln9 al 100000 for Scl'
baterbiemmet | @aupaca.