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Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The International
Women's Christian association today
adopted new constitution which gives
the association strong central organi-
cation, with power to transact business.
Heretofore each local association has
existed independently. Mrs. @. R.
Springer, of st. Louis, was elected pres
ident
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
IN SUR ANCE
MARCO HELEMAN
District MANAGER for the

Uuion Assurance Society, of London (estab-
lished 1714.)
General Assurance Company, of London (estab-
lished 1S34.)
Entire management and control of Southern
California and Arizona Territory
Am now ready to make appointments, accept
applications and risks, solicit business and at
tend to all matters pertaining to the insurance
business in this district.
In case of loss, all adjustments made by me.
Correspondence solicited. Address H.
MARCO HELLMAN, District Manager.
138-40-42 South Main Street,
Postofice box 2650. Los Angeles, Cal.
Telephone 81. 1926 3m
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

ELSEWHERE we reproduce letter from
the firm OF L. w. Braun & Co., whole
sale druggists of this city. 1t discloses
the fact that the Transcontinental asso-
citation have, since May LIST, established
a rule of discrimination against Los An
geles in regard to freight shipped di-
rectly through to this point, under bills
of lading from Europe. By virtue of
this discrimination San Francisco is
made the terminal point for such ship
ments, and the consignees here are
compelled to pay the extra local charges
of transportation between this city and
San Francisco and return. The cham
Der of commerce will take action looking
to the remedying of this glaring dis
against Los Angeles mer-
chants. 1t seems to us that the mere
statement of the matter should be suf-
fcient to secure the restoration of the
rule that prevailed prior. to the Let of
May. Los Angeles has become alto
gether too important terminal point to
the railroads to permit the carrying out
for any length of time of discrimina-
ton of this grossly unjust character.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

A large shipment of latest style mats, from
New York direct, Just received at Inc new 9TH
Bazaar, 149 North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
SATURDAY. ooroBER II, 1891.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ANY person who is unable to purchase the
HERALD on the railroad trains of Southern
california or from the news agents of the prin-
3 ipal towns, will confer a favor by promptly
notifying us, giving, If possible, name and
wIaNa
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
Today and Tonight.

The sales at auction at the Silver
House, Baker block, continue today at
10 am, by catalogue, and this evening
at Z 80 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
READ SUNDAYS HERALD.

1T will consist of two parts, twelve pages
in all. 1t will furnish the best possible
medium to the advertiser and the best
possible entertainment to the reader.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
TOLER, KARPE & LUCAS,
ego WEST SECOND ST.

We offer lots 23d st., west of Figueroa, on
Electric road only 5000 each; and lots on
2Ist st., bet. Grand ave. and Figueroa, $1,000
each; these are desirable and cheap. 10-16 SIN
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

when we saw we have the best of everything,
we mean it. We have no old or stale goods 10
work off on the public. w. Chamberlain d Co..
213 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

"The power of music, all our hearts allow
but there are a few ignorant persons who have
not learn ed yet, that all colds are cured by Dr.
cents q bottle. ~ ~
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

To EMPLOY the language of Edmund
Burke in describing the curious coali-
ton that formed Lord North's ministry,
Blaine and Mckinley are now digging
together in the same truckle-bed." The
Ohio Democratic journals have kept
standing Blaine's declaration that the
Mckinley bill would not sell abroad
pound of American pork or barrel of
American -four. The editor of the Bu-
cyrus (Ohio) Journal wrote to Blaine
chronicling this fact, and eliciting from
the Plumed Knight voluminous reply,
which is dated at Augusta on the 18th
inst. Therein Blaine admits that those
were his sentiments until reciprocity
was introduced into the Mckinley bill.
Thence and thereafter, we are informed,
he has stood shoulder to shoulder with
Ohio's sweet William. With his Gus
tomary bounce, Blaine claims great
things for his reciprocity bantling, and
therein he leads up to the ultimate
formula of the free trader, which runs
about thus: If a little reciprocity is a
good thing, why should not a little
more of it, in the line of freer trade, be
a better? 1t is hard to answer this
conundrum, by the way.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
The Widnw,a Mite

Look at Mullen, Bluett g. Co.'s magnificent
show windows and see the superb silver tea
service donated by widow for the ORPHANS
fair.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

Call and get one Of Joe Poheim's elegant s2s
suits; worth $35. 1888 Spring street W
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.

Bradstreets Tabulated Statement for
the Week Ended October 10th.
New YORK, Oct. 16.-Bradstreet's re-
turns show the following clearings, with
the per cent. OF increase and decrease,
in the principal cities of the United
States during the past week.:
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
MICS M. Bowmnn,a nanoinr sohoo,

Southwest corner Main and Fifteenth. Glass
for ladies and gentlemen will organize Tbnrss
day evening, October 22d. For children satnp.
day, october Gath. Terms reasonable. specis,
terms to clubs Address LII e. Twenty.eie hth
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

Wagon umbrellas, tents, etc, at Foy's SAD
dlery house, 316 N. Los Angeles street,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
Cnlumbua Rupgiaa.
Trumed sardinea

Thirty-five more of these celebrated vehicles
consisting of surries, phaetons, carriages and
buggies, just received. Hawley, King & Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

The best bread is made from Driited SNOW
-four. Seymour & Johnson co ;. agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

1t is with pleasure that we announce that we
nave the best butter in the city. W. Chamber
lain & Co., 213 South Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

r. A. Ferris a. Company's Hams.
Something extra fine. H. Jevne's.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17

Overceats, overcoats, Overcoats. Mullen,
Bluett & Co., headquarters for overcoats'
Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-17
Woman Christians.

Total principal Cities $1,17O,7l2,35 de
crease, ID per cent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
4 PENSION PRosLEM.

a Nice Question Raised By Reason % .
DeeisiSn that Men Hsving served IN the
Confsdsrste Army and who Afterwards
EapOuse1 the Causs ef the Union are
PeHsiensbis Under the New Law.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ga pension
problem has sFfsen under the new PEN
sion law Of last June. The act grants
pensions 70 soldiers who served ninety
days and are now disabled from earning
0 support, provided they were h0nora-
bly, discharged The officials Of the
Pension-ciiice were OF the opinion that
the act Of June "a, 1890, did not include
soldiers who had been In the confeder-
ate service, ~ the aet IL silent In regard
70 this class Of pensioners. neither does
u repeal section t,1i6 or wind up with
the usual saving clause aets and
parts Of acts Inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed"
ant Secretary Bussey, WIN decided that
claimants who served In the Confederate
army prior 10 enlistment In the United
states service are entitled under the act
0f June ~, 1890, and are placed on tho
same footing ~ oil other Union soldiers
Some N the Official minds Of the Pension
bureau are bothered 10 know Whist 10 do
with those that were wounded whlle In
In the Confederate army. The only ~.
strictl0n that the act Of June ~, 1870.
makes, h that the disabilities must not
he The result Of the soldiers own vicious
esaflla
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
a CANADIAN ALAaMlsr,

bs y Hssgfai that the UHitsd ststss 4
oettins N Readiness 10 Absorb he Do
mlHion-''iisVs The Mliltis Ready"
TORONTO, Ont, Dec sat the com.
meresal banquet Friday, night IN 70.
sPonse 70 the toast Of ''rhe Army and
Navy" Colonel Geo. 7. Dennison said.
"The patriotic Canadian can not but
look with grest anxiety u the move.
ment now going on b the United States
In . splFit--to say the least Of lt-not
friendly " this country. I.havs littls
OF no doubt that pTtlons Of The last
Tarh bill In the United states were
carried BY people 81 the bottom Of the
movement for the purposs Of bringing
pressure ~ bear upon The people u
cansda In the hops that they would b
able 70 cut OF . large share of our
trade. Their purpose h 70 Try and
bring about . eioseF II not absoiuts
union between the two countries
~ may say IN behalf Of the militia q
Canada that We win DO ali w cen 10
preserve the Autonomy of our native
land The policy of both parties IN tho
United States 4 one IN view of which
we can only say Have the militia
ready 70 do their duty and the people 0i
Canada In every walk Of lie ready Va
stand shoulder 70 shoulder buklnd tAs
militia"
The Colonel predicted The eusslnR OF
OF bonded privileges IN the transit oi
food within . year, and hoped preparn-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
summary Of tn. D.ny New.



WHEY the senate met ON thez1 noouoru,,
sss present. and 10 vas fully half an hOur
before one was secured. The bin 20 eslab-
nsn record and pension Ofsse of the War
Impairment vas reported and passed. The
conferences report On the Sioux reservation
DlI was agreed %. and the House amend.
mems 70 the deficiency bin fstrikfnr ouf the
| pay Of Senate eierhaj vas disagreed IN ms
eleetlons bili vas then taken up and NJ. HIg.
rms favored and M. vOoFhees opposed Il IN
lenethy speerhca ~Adjohrned.. The pro-
eeedings OF the House were unlmportant
District o. Columbia business being under
consideration.
At the expiration Of the morning hour in
tne senate on the I'D Mr.. sherman reported
tne eaueus BIN % provide against the con.
tnaetion o. the currency. Placed on the cal.
endnr ny Call then addressed the Senate
- opposition 70 the electIons bill, speaking
tof Tour hOurs. Mr.. McfhefnOn took the door.
Dot yielded 10 M. Aldrich, who gave notice
0f Dis Intention 70 move an amendment 10
tne ruies % close dcbafeaoa asy BIN Laid
ovef. Pending Mr. McTbersGn's speech
s.s.tnst the eieetleas si5iii lhe ssnAfs I'D
lgurBed until Ht1g day. soon aft(R Ne
House met the Speaker nhnodBesd appoint.
ments % vaeancles On severnl oomnllttees
and the HOuse adjourned until Trlday,
~ the sejnte On the 5fih Mr. Edmundg nf.
Tered FeaOluti0n eEfendInK che laws Of Ne.
era-ka oyef the Territory Of Ohlehoma unfI
July !. ~, w 1e1islnsnrs of the Territory
nsvine tailed u1.nset code Of lava Oh.
ieetlons we're maat aad the resolution went
0vef. NJ. Morgan addprssea sac senate IN
opposition 20 the electloBs bill. HRd the sen.
ste Then adjOuTDed until noon Saturday with
the understanding that at that hour Che IRE.
siding Onicer should declare the senate I'd.
jourDed until Monday.
TMs eenate was MOI In session on the 9th.
..,'Tbe House OHiy met according 90 nd.
touTBmeHf, with only q few membors pres.
ent' ana adyOuTBed until Monday.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
MANY WEaE DaowNEp.


Five HanaFed skaters PIaneed into the
River Avon by the lIFenklmG sf Tire lee
--sstentsea B0dies Recovered and more
miaalnHss
bONDOS, Zee. 7s.-A terrible accident
IL reported from warwick.on.Avou.
While several thousand skaters wers
dlspOrtlnR themselves on the river at
that place The Ice suddenly and without
warning cracked In the middle of the
river. An immense hssure opened
through which some hve hundred Of
the skaters were plunged into the 10y
watefs. A cry Of horror arose froin the
spectators, while the more fortunate oi
the skaters lost no time In reaching the
river banks. When the first shock was
over . number Of people hurried 70 the
rescue Of the drowning skaters and q
number Of them were pulled QUIT but ID
Il feared that many were drowned. ~ q
large number arr missing The LATEST
reports state that seventeen bodies have
been recovered, nm0ng them several
women,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03
A NEAT Jos.


EinhtgsTW0 Thsusand DOlinfs' worth N
Neggtlabie Certificates Recovered and
the Man that stole Them Captured.
Nsw f0hK, Dec. ss.--on the s0th oi
November james .. Hamilton, secre.
tary Of Che lIig iIend Mining Company,
started from this city for hIs home In
sehttle, wash., having In HE possession
various certificates, Che facs vnlus Of
which Is over $4,000. While waiting
Coz HE train in The rennsylvnnla depot,
Jersey City, his vAllne, which contained
tho stocks and other papers Of valne,
was stolen. The police werp informed
Of the loaa, and by very nhrewd detcc.
tive work succeeded IN tracing ihs THIEF
70 Phliadelphia, vhsru he was aFrented
on the nth of Dseembes The thief,
who proved 10 BE- Harry Edwards, lwsn'
ty'fpuF yearu Of aRs, ol Camden, n, a.,
confessed hla guilt, end WA yesterday
brought t0 Jersey City ~ await TRIAL.
All the property, enoeptIng q hank bool,
belonging 70 Nv Hamilton, has bssn
recovered,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


fhs Rs.id.s e fss- Est.fs e a. E.ts
MrA George W. uissns Tur.s6 Ossr 80
ths Nsu rerk caaeer Ho<Yl1al--A Nsv
Di.esssry IN the Trr4tzeat e caness
Being Tested h San Franciseo.
SAN FRAxcIsco. Dee eS-G. w.
0raunis. executor of the estate OF Mrs.
George w. Cuslua, deceased, has dis
posed Of the residue Of the real estate m
this city belonging to deceased, andWi1l
shortly forward the proceeds, amount
ing 10 80, 900, 10 the New York Cancer
Hospital The status of the estate in
this city was originally sf50, 700. and
$4,000 has already been forwarded for
the maintenance Of the hospital IN ae-
eordance with the wishes Of the de
ceased by whom Il was founded. and
whose death resulted from cancer.
The property here was acquired by
General Henry w. Halloei In early days
while Secretary Of California After
his death In 1879 his widow married Cen
eral Cullum.
Colonel Grannis. executor Of the e.
tate, has had occasion 70 examine into
the methods Of treating cancer, and in
this connection, It Il stated, believes he
has found In the discovery Of . San
Francisco physician q genuine remedy
for the disease. The testimony Of .
number Of persons who have been
treated and cured has been taken, and
three pronounced cases Of cancer from
the New York hospital are now on the
way 70 San FrHneisco In charge Of .
prominent surgeon from New York TO
be operated upon and TO decide whether
the treatment shall be introduced into
the New York hospital.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

THG Comptroller of the Currency has
called on al the National banks for o
report Of their condition at the close Of
Friday, DeeembeF ~.
THE President has nominated Henry
B' brown, of Michigan. to be Associate
Justice Of the supreme Court 0f the
United states, vice samuel Miller, do.
oensed.
THE President has issued the Worlds
Fair proclamation.
Tux President has 1etOcd o bill for
The erection of public building Vt liar
Harb0r. Me.
SNOW was ten inches deep nl Wash.
lngt0B ~ y result ~ the ree."s storm,
UNITED MATES TREASURER llrsTOS
has reconsidered his resignation and
agreed ~ remain In his present position
until the end n Mr.. Harrison term.
THg fourth annual meeting 0f the
American Be0nofnie Association com.
menoed NJ Washington ON the Goth.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

'fHn newly opened lands about Wan.
san, Wis, hFp eeFtaih " Paduee end
less litigation, each Ulhlm having sever.
ai elHlIHanta
HIfFINa llpLL's baHd u ibe waFFloFs.
led hy Dir Foot, has surrendered u Col.
anal sumner, whe with 800 soldiers siles
peeded IN surrounding them In the Vielh.
IL NJ Standing heeh while they were
masking foF The Had lands
tikeH the arrival OF troops, NJ 8 dls.
paleh states, the e0wbaya have become
very daring IN the Northwest, not being
afraid to taae the ilvee ef stFaEgllne In,
diahs BefeFe The arrival 0i treeps this
daring Was not manifested.
1'HH Chicago bosrd Of education hiss
voted Aeainss Bible reading IN ths pub
lie bch0ols
1--WE wofkHBesi were killed and susetss
gthtrs badly injured III chicago b. me
iAii of an old buiidlng Of the Anntiaf
pslIihe cUtnpafy which was i'elhg tirh
dotFn.
ssvKx persons were hurt By ~ Alsei.
deiit on the Iowa Central near tlfinneli.
.. G. Bts1ff, express agent u roftefs.
yiile, cal, has Disappeared, leaving
~ 400 sh0ftaNe
tiusteus, ID, Il feIuieihF IN the pfus.
pet4 II securing es6p.0oo sock yards
and . big pakkihg house.
citAinNk Jukks. AZ Che Repubilcsn
state Centlai colh@sttes Of f1ilnolz
says thalsthe right ~ ave Defnocrntie
SENATORS beleet 70 slt h the teFisiaturs
contested. The Legislaiafe a
4aH evenly divided. with three
heff AllIanse risn holding re
NJ. lnes q poweis
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03


THk Government experts nj Sands
Hook recently tested u new gO.ioot tiHed
gun. shells were thrown fifteen mile.
out 10 sea. During the operations ri
yhte Adiey WIS badly injured. his head
beinR struck by q steel bar which wa
knocked on The gun carriage by the
rcc0il.
TIM Tariff Reform Club had q Rrea.
banquet at Madison square (lnrdcn,
New York, ON the night " the gBd, tha
principal speaker being Ex.I'resldent
Cleveland.
THERE wHs q bad accident on the
Western, N. Y. A Pa railway nt Wat.
s0nVilie, near bradford, Pa, caused by
spreading ralls. Twenty.Gne pnAsen.
gers were more 0r less hurt.
Ar n test ~ steel manufactured Ht the
Carpenter steel works. Heading. Iin., a
une-inch bar broke at the strain oi qsa..
$50 pounds, belng about $4,000 pounds
IN excess u the highest record authorI.
tatlvely known. The test wHs made
Under the supervision of Government
officers
T'nE trial Of John Reed. one of the
three men charged with train srcckinR
during the New York Central strike,
has commenced In Troy. NY.
~lTHE miners Of the Central Pennsyiva.
inlH coal regions have served notice ON
The coal Operators demanding n change
Ia The pg.ce of mining frum 30 cents
gross ten W 10 cents net ION. and q new
working scale ofpriccs. 1.-THE demands
Hru not granted, the men ~ the number
Of is,0O0 will quit work.
A w1MAS was killed In New York the
Othef day by hat pin entering her
brain when khe fell on ths sidewalk.
: Isaac a. HAwrEfI.E has bren convict.
ed NJ Dover, ". a., uf the murder NJ his
bruther Hiram, lie was sentenced tn
be hahRrd duly {, la. A. -.
koHE N The leading philadelphia
manufacturers rrftss Information "
census officers
Mas, ELlEN GIHH0Ns, aged 10 years,
WIS burned w death In her hoine ~
karRtogM NY,
THR Erie railroad depot NJ Purt LeF-
VIA v, ", wHs totally destroyed by ilFS,
l.nss el0,Ola,
THR temperature NJ LyndanVllls, W,
plWistRaH night VIZ ~ low ~ fGFty de-
gTpes below EnEn,
sEyRRAL vessels went ashore ofl
llllpde Island during the staFIH af the
18th, Three snaIHeH were drowned,
THR abandoned farms In the stats NJ
MBlnp number a,Rln,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

A plHPAFuH fram peFnambueo says
That the Hamburg ship LlhussH came
Into collision with aud sunk the HFlllsh
ship THlaohdHF, bseha fFum Calcutta
for lnndon- The paptHlH and twenty,
two members vt The Talaehdef we're
drowned,
TIM uHulnls annBuRnes that Emperor
William has decided " VlSl. Paris, lle
will tFHvel In strict lHtaRhlta
THt French uayeFHInent has asked
the Chamber W vote Z, ,sn0,Ueo fFHhes iaF
the announcement NJ the slih.weFm
raising Industry In fFHneei
PHgF, keeH has left berlin et eHiay q
ten days rest
MRs NHLIIE pEAHgY was hahged In
London foe the murder VI Mrs, llagg
and baby, The crime eeeHFFed In h
quarrel between the two women, Mrs,
peaFey belng The pafalB0uF u Mrs,
Ilogg'n husband,
llEEkEssf defeaied seully, paFneil's
candidate. u Kilkenny, bya majority
ei pai.
THH MaIaFssles Of Madagascar have
attacked the freHeh Catholic missions,
wUundlhg Father M0Htafk
THE committee ef The French Cham.
beF II Deputies have reported against
the consideration Of the MareaI Bill fuP
Tie aboiltioh of The taxation Of tllios.
hHv0bBfi0sAHf movements are re-
ported In Peru.
UHbebAf a about 10 impose higher
duties Oh Imports.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-01-03

WJnLE several thousand skaters weie
dlspoFtinG themselves On the river at
Warwick-on.Avnn, England, ON the aTth,
the Ice suddenly and without warning
cracked In the middle 0f the river, An
immense hssure opened through which
some five hundred 0f The skaters were
plunged Into tbs Icy waters, When
the first shock was over . number
Of people hurried 10 the rescue
OF tha drowning skaters and \ number
Of them weFe pulled out, hut n Is feared
that many were drowned, ~ y large
nHmbeF are missing
" u thought that . Ran FFaneIspa
physician has dine0vereda \ genuine rem.
edy fuF cancer, The testimony 0i .
HHlHheF ai peFanHa who have been
treated and VHFpd has been taken, and
three pronounced Gases NJ cancer frula
The New York Cancer Hospital, have
RgHe West, IN ehaFge N pFemlaeHt
surgeon from New York, " beapeFated
ap0H ta decide whether the treatment
shall he iHtFedaeed Int the New fgFk
hospital,
A sLsIaHINa carnival tgeh place ON
peHHsylVaHla avpHue, Washington City,
on the afternoon ei the afth, and
speeding was allowed between llBe
and biBo b. m. There was much meFFl.
neHt and few aeeideHta, The aide.
walks ei The famous theFBughfare were
crowded wisA spectators who eheered
lhe drivers
Tmn prellHalhary niatemeht Of ihs
IjHiBH puollia. issued On the afth, shows
Eruss earnings Of eS,esu,l ,l1ll Increase,
ba7o6ial hel. ei,ifu, ossl deurease, &c.,
40. fgf eleven months 10 November
10, Ffoss, 90, s5a, ,g0il Increase, te,i5ee'
iiHi net els, isp. .0s9l decrease, esifiesA
COMPARATIVE eMafalhatlohs Of De
spyta Of patients IA fjeilevue HospllaL
New York city, lnoeulaled Tor phthisls
with Prof k0ch't lymph, together with
their generally improved condition, kives
strong pFeinanltioh Of The entire sresess
ol the Treatment fos phthislA
Al BcottdAies Pa, on Tie 1fth, GeorEs
piut0f invited youha man named
piunter upstairs from the rcom IN b
boarding. house where both were pafens
addresses 10 The hatlie young lady, and
shot him through lhe heart The fnaf.
deraf waa arrested.
Al 5 meeting N Buifaic, n. r.. On
M s7th, Of the Western New York
Newspaper Union the president Nas
aashorissd 70 bsgin the pabiicatlon Of
bllck-liat Of undesirnbie advertisers for
Ne exclusive use Of inembefA
couNfkss PARiat, who took hoiscn
Christmas Day on account d Ne dsash
q her ha.sslA diee as Naslcral civ,
csl, sn Ne s5tA