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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
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 LAHEDo, Texna, Jan b.--Thoro TT been no demonstration on tho uo&11n tide for some time. When 0lEn1 erosaed tho river and meuscod Mlc9 6nk GusrTsro. had he boldly attaekea t1o6o places hc could have secured cen voooy which was in the custom houno. m had plenty of men we'll armed snd VII mounted. All the people on both - xoo Of tho river arc In sympethy with h1n and 1t is impossible to get any aarl5tH ance looking toward his capture. III sheriH on the border could be founG to servc . warrant on Gsrza. and Whom tt one time he surrendered to nhogi1 the sheri2 refused to arreat him
 lt is said the clerical party is hoh1nA Cara furnishine him with money on1 that a 6oon as he enlists 5000 men " win furnisA him millions to cary oS his eampaign. Neither Cara n0 thp main part of his followers axe on tk1o aide of the river. They have croo1 into the State of Tamaulipae nu1 aro now In the mountains. E
 The Mexican government has ollovo1 . reward of $500. 600 for Garsa's heo1e but 1t will hardly get him. go fer &1e Msxicans have killed over hun1fo4 men on suspicion of being sovo1ottnur tionists, and this has tended e 15fVo other poor ranchers to join the ro1r1< At Pusbla the populace has pevoIkG1 and every priest has been pleco1 1
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
IT Ysrs d sav,resnu.

BzooMxeroH. nl., Jan. k.-ADoG) F o'clock Sunday morning Are hsoto Glo in the busineas portion Of the epwn = 0aybrook, twenty miles sase e 1e1G Gn the Lako Erie road. and thrsotono1 1o swesp away the entire businoee 6loe triet \ messase was aent to the lno1cR q Bloomington asling for aanl1onlo but it was refused owing to the &1d5oC to which this city night be e1po
 Thirteen buildines were dee>royo1 o two houzs. The ioss is c2o. .ooa
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
More Flour for the Russlan..

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Jan. 6.-The -four men of Washington, D. c. have contributed a carload of flour to the Russian famine cargo. So far the con- tributions to this fund amount to L. 700, 900 pounds and are sent in from the miilers and flour men of Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Marylan District of Columbia. Michigan, Penn sylvania, solth Dakota, Texas, Vir- ginia, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota . nd Ohio
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
wheat in Northwestern Elevators.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 6.--Figures compiled by the Northwestern Miller shows the stock of wheat in private elevators of Minneapolis to be 1,6s1 ,00c bushels, 36,000 bushels less than last Monday. The total stock at Minne- apolis and Duluth is 10. 793, ,036 bushels, against 15,5s9, ,67o bushels week ago. The Market Record reports the stock of wheat in country elevators of Minne- sota and the two Dakotas at 1l,s77, GOO bushels, or 62,7o0 bushels more than last Monday. This makes the aggre- gate northwestern stock 2s,iT0, ,636 bushels,a an increase of l,2G6, ,O66 bushels. A year ago the total stock was 22, 2,s54,- 0On b.,chalc
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
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 WAsuNeron, Jan o.--The o1m ou1 puspuss of Mir. eprinesr's tas14 hG8 D to plaee on the free list all zoew = wool and hair spec1fed in pox1Gxuo1D s72 to soQ inclusive of tho tas14 oc1 with the exceptions of shoddy cd Gnc. nstssd waste, which arc to be ozog1oc1 5or ths reason that they undsrxo pDp eess of msnufscture. The text q o1o bill, e drafted by Ar. Springer. dooo not embrace moro than fve hundlo1 words, and simply reeiteo t1o1 all specifc duties imposed by seson1n paragrAphs of the law. which poGup graphs are reported, aha1l bs rupoalo1 leaving the d valorem dutsos e t1o Danufnctures of owool ed halR e psor scsibed by tho MsKinley asl m speciAs duties of the carpet paragyoDno of the law. which range frun n oon1o Dsr square yard to 90 cents pr squnpo yard, are also repealed by Nr. oDg1n@ es's bill. leaving she d vo1oEum 1o61 e prsecribed h the oct The poovc tion of the Springer btl1 . saoooan11a1lv dmfaar to the propesties e the 1GIlIo bu eo 4nr as carpsts are concesuo4
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
John E. Carson Dead.

CHcA GO, Jan 6.-John E. Carson. ex president of the Chicago & Western In- diana Belt Line, and ex-president of the Louisville, Sew Albany X Chicago railway, died at the Hotel Metropole at o'clock this morning, after an ill- ness which drove him from his business two years ago. Mir. Carson was man of considerable wealth. He leaves a fortune which is estimated to be more than a million dollars.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
peath of un Aged Tanker.

LAKE GENEVA. Wis, Jan. 6.-The Hon. E. D. Richardson, president of the Bank of Geneva of this place, died Saturday night at o'clock. Mir. Rich- ardson came to this place more than forty-five ago, and at the time of his death had been in the banking business louger than any other man in the State. Mir. Richardson was sl years old, and leaves wife and one daughter, Mrs c. E. Buell., wife of the cashier of the bank
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Chicago Board Of Trade Election.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--The election of officers of the Chicago Board of Trade as follows: President, c. D. Hamill; vice presidens. R. G. Chandler; board of directors, Thomas Wright, Lloyd J. Smith, John Kill, Jr., w. s. Booth, Richard S Lyon; committee on w. T. R-..er, George NJ. Bar Der. J. l.. Ward. Morris Rosenbaum, Joseph Stiles.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
' Col. c. s. Gilmore Dead.

ToRoSro, Ont. Jan. 6.-col. c. s. Gilmore, recently appointed deputy lieutenant governor of Ontarlo owing to the illness of Sir Alexander Camp bell, is dead, He had been clerk of the Ontrsio assembly ever since the con federation.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Speaker Crisp Worse.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Speaker Crisp is . pretty sick man. He has no. escaped pneumonia. Though not re- garded as dangerously i'll, his condition is worse than it was few days ago Congressman McMillin. his chief lieu tenant, called to see him on public business, but Crisp was too sick to re ceive him. It is expected that McMillin will be chosen to preside over the House during the Speakers illness
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
LAID TO REsr.
Funeral of the Late '. O. stanaifsra,
 Inventor and Jour naliss.

Inventor and Jour naliss.
 CHrcAoo, Jan- e.-The funeral of E., c. standiford, late president and founder of the International Press as, sociation, took place from the family residence in this city yesterday The casket was almost buried in tastefully arranged floral designs contributed by his associates and employees. The caslxet was raised on two pedestals and GOV. cred by black broadcloth. The top was oil and through the glass cover could be plainly seen the fine countenance of the deceased. He lay with his arms folded on his breast and calm and
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
SAYS IT IS TRUE.
DR. GRAVES BREAKs DOWN AND
 coNFEssEs HIS CRIME.
Tries to Kim Himself-Lawysr Ballou Is Said to Bs Deeply Involvsd-Hs May
 May Be Arrsstsd Too.

DExvER, Col. Jan. s.-The jury in the Graves case has returned verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. When 1t was read by the clerk of the court, Dr. Graves started from his chair and then sank back and buried his face in his hands- His attorney made a motion for . new trial. When Dr. Graves was asked what he thought of the verdict he replied by repeatedly
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
rr,~btened Her so Death.

GALEsBURe, H., Jan. 6.-While on spree Saturday George Levalley of this county smashed window-pane with hist fist When he reached home he was besmeared with blood. and his appearance was so frightful that it made his mother i'll. She died in few minutes from the shock.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Gibbone Out for nlood.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.---Austin Gibbons, the Paterson lightweight pugilist, who recently defeated Andy" Bowen at New Orleans, issued challenge last night to fight either Jack McAuliffe or Meyer for a purse of &5,000 before the Olympic club at New Orleans.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
.Prinx. von MichaeIs Insane.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-"Prinz" von Michaels, who has caused so much an- noyance to the family of Jay Gould by his insistence that Miss Helen Gould should marry him. was pronounced in sane at Bellevue hospital today and will be sent to the asylum on Wards island tomorrow. His hallucination is that the angels are whispering to him and breathing inspiration to him.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Preparing for . Gerrymander.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 5.-Senator Carpenter introduced a bill in the Sen ate to redistrict the State in favor of the Republicans. The bill caused con siderable comment among the poli- ticians, and, as it was the latest thing out, was discussed in many quarters more generally than the Senatorial question. The bill just suits a great many, while it doesn't suit others. The bill gives six Democratic districts and fifteen Republican ones. There are several close districts, and some claim that the Democrats would have to work to get over four districts.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
LOOKS LIKE SHERMAN
THE MANSFIELD STATESMAN IS
 GAINING VOTES.
Close Contest for a Seat In the United States senate---The Caucus win Bs
 Held To-Morrow Night.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 6.-The Ohio Legislature convened at 10 a. m-, and the caucus nominees in both branches, who are all sherman men, were form ally elected. Speaker Laylin informe' the members of the House that they had duty to perform for their con stituencies, and intimated that the host important duty would be the elec- ton of Sherman to the Senate.
 Gov. Campbell sent fifty-word mes sage to the Legislature, in which he congratulated the incoming admins tration on the excellent financial con dition of all the public institutions and the condition of the public debt.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 4.--The Sena- torial contest to-day showed hopeful evidence of an early solution. One by one the doubtful assemblymen are be- ing forced to yield to public pressure or the clamor of their constituents and declare themselves, until the list of doubtful members is becoming so small that result can be safely de- clared, irrespective of their possible action.
 Last night Senator Parker of Guy ahoga declared irrevocably for Fora ker and this morning Senator Rawl- !ngs of Clark comes out for sherman.
 Representative Carney of Hancock has been generally considered a Foraker man, but the last day or two has fur nished rumors that he might vote for sherman in deference to local pressure which is being brought to bear upon him. Yesterday the Trades and Labor Assembly of Findlay, Ohio, formally in- dorsed MT. Foraker, and Carney was at once officially wired of this action by the Secretary of the Assembly. The Foraker men say that this settles all doubt of Carney's wavering.
 Strong attempts are being made by the Foraker men generally to induce the labor organizations throughout the State to declare for Foraker and against Sherman. The State Trades and Labor assembly meets in this city tomorrow, and preparations are being made to secure an indorsement from that organization in favor of ex-Gov. Foraker.
 The Iden-Gaumer contested election case was brought to a nasty conclusion without any protest from the Foralxer Senators against the seating of Mr. Iden, Sherman man, in advance of the caucus.
 The joint caucus for the nomination of United States Senator will be held tomorrow night.
 The Republicans have never had . secret ballot in caucus for United States Senator from Ohio.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Att. mpted .yaII Rreak at New AIbany.

Ate mpted JaII Freak af New Albany.
 NEW ALBANY, Ind. Jan. G William Johnson, murderer; Grant James and Mote Chapman, burglars; Peter Ruby and George McDuffy, highwaymen. and Dan Ollinger. embezzler. all confined In the Floyd county jail in this city, attempted to break jail here to-day. They tried to make hole through the north jail wall and had nearly sue ceSdad when discovered
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Indiana Incendiaries Sentenced.

WAsHINGToS, Ind, Jan. 6.--Sam Harbin and Basil Ledgerwood. two of the incendiaries who pleaded guilty to burning the Daviess county court honse last October, were each, on plea of guilty. sentenced to seventeen years in the Jeffersonville penitentiary. Ex- Auditor Lavelle, Mike Lavelie and Burr Hawes, the other men indicted for the same offense. wlll be tried in March
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
N.v Flour Mill for Superior.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 6 The Daisy Rol- Tor Mills company of this city has signed contracts with the Superior Consolidated Land company of Super for, Wis, wherein the former agrees to erect fiouring mill at Superior, the capacity of which, when completed, will he between 4. 900 and 5000 per day.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
In Tessa's Behalf.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Secretary of State Blaine has telegraphed to Gov. Flower asking that reprieve be granted to Tessa, the Italian now in Sing Sing under sentence of death. Ar. Blaine has intimated that further investigation of the case is desired by sotne ore in high quarters. Tessa, it wf1l be remembered, killed a fellow Aalian in Flatbush.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
EAiter Cowle.. New PeslAlea.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. ST. z. Cowles. managing editor of the Pioneer Press since 1888. and very well known In Chicago, where he was with the Tribune for many years. has resigned to accept similar position on the St. Paul Dispatch.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
FOUR FIREMEN KILLED.

Fatal Flames In the Business Portion of
 Nashville-Loss o0OO. OOO.
 NAsHvIILE, Tenn, Jan. 5.-This city was visited by one of the most disas- trous fires in it's history Saturday night. The best business blocks of the city were destroyed and four colored fire men lost their lives by the falling of wall. The loss is $500, 1000; insurance unknown. It is said that the fire was of incendiary origin.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
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 WAsuzxeTox, Jan. S.-The cnpt1o Court will reassemble after ils ho111rv vaeattOn, and . number = imr portant decisions arc l1hsly te - handed down. It is soG1c1 that the finding h the uehzfn4 aea case may await the treaty whiSh i1 to go to the Senate soon An eaxly 6o. cision is looked for on the antt-lottcgY law, and the understanding c thno tGo coastitutionality will be suson1nDG The same is true of the casee bsu1T19 by Marshall Field and othsss e eeo1 the validity of the Mckinley tasi& 1nWv IL is hinted that this will be ppho14 - Ill the three points rained, the sz1ug = the tobacco clause, the powers 6xan1o4 the President in the reciprocity eoe>fc
 and the sagar bounty, thoagh tn6Go nay be dissenting opinions e tnn9 point. f
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Liniti.s th. rr.nkinr PrivfIses.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan 5.-The new de- partmental regulations prohibiting civil servants franking anything but official correspondence will come into force to-day, and will be ngidly en- forced.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
DEADLY COAL OIL STOVE.
Three Persons Burned to Death and
 Fourth Fatally Hurt at Sanford, Cal.

Fourth Fatally Hurt at Sanford, Cal.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Elmer s. Honord, of Chester, N. H.; F. B. Tucker, of Sacramento, and E. W. Foster. of Sanford, were burned to death to- day in their boarding house at San ford, Cal T. c. Hammond. printer, was fatally hurt by jumping from the second-story window and died later Six others, whose names are unknown, were fatally burned. The fire was started by the explosion of coal oil stove in the boarding house. The Methodist church and several adjoin- ing dwellings were also destroyed.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
,rr, ullls ssarts ssr reus1.

WAsnIxeroH. Jan. S.--nepsoeooonr tive llills has % far recovered 1lv hsalth as to be able to undertake . 11lp to his hsme In Texas. whithsrh he stagoom today, accompanied by hia son- sS
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Sherman Takes tho First rriek.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 5.-Laylin, the Sherman candidate for Speaker, re- ceived the Republican caucus nomina- ton by vote of 34 to ss over McGraw, Foraker's candidate. The ex-Govcrnor still claims that he will win.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
e.. rssasssr s,rawus Dss6L

GLAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. s.- Ebsnsasr spsague died at ths Man1 hoae y&9terdsy. aged s7 yeoxA 2 was ones prominent iu etate MnaG circles and was past grand hiGh yu1 of the 0rand Chapter, 1oyol A11 Nasons and illustrious post 6s1 master Of the grand council q NG6HA aud Select NasouA Mls6oetnnoo u0v duced him 1rum Afluencs Q eornl1 tivs poverty. v
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Chicago Man Fatally shot.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 6.-John Cain, a well-known commercial tray elcr, was drunk in Moran's saloon. when Moran put him out twice. He entered the third time, attacking Moran, when the latter fired three bull lets into him. He is dying. Gains only relatives live in Chicago.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
DR. GRAVES DENIES IT.
He Utterly Repudiates the Story thas
 He Made . Confession.

DENVER, Jan. 6.-Dr. Graves emphat- icaily repudiates the alle ged confessions published here yesterday. He says he did not tell anything to Deputies Wilson and Means. He declares that Ballou is a gentleman ard truthful in every re- spect. Few people here take any stock in the confession story. Deputy James Wilson is even now under indictment for brutal assault on Lawyer Mays, of this city. Nothing has been heard from Col Ballou since his nasty departure Saturday nigt. Mrs. Ballou's mind is said to have been affected by the trial.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Y,fssea Psrrens nr.wne1.

LoxDoN, Jan s.-A steamer be1lr( to be tho Red Star line's Noos which called from Antwerp ysee1 for New York, ran down tho N40lI1 bark Caldwell of the WielinG Fl ship and sent her to pieces. The LII sank and fifteen of her crew uoro droNnad
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
r-,.... c.hm.n on Strike.

PARIS. Jan. 6.-The strike of the cab men is now an established fact Twelve thousand cabmen met tnis afternoon at the Labor Exchange and arrangements were made for keeping the men who had knocked oil work
 ~-1;sd with furie
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
sulsiAs's Body stolen by oAe.ls-

DECATUR, Ind, Jan. 5.--The body of John Loveless. the Syracuss (N. Y.) drummer who committed suicide hers recently. was exhumed and stolen away last night Fort Wayne medical students gre suspected.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Advocatsd Fostering of Dives.

NEW York, Jan. G. At the meeting of the Temperance union in Grand opera house yesterday Joseph Laird, New York lawyer. advocated the fos- tering of dives in the city as an outlet for the social impurity ofsociety. They would also, he maintained, be stand ing lesson to the better elements of so- ciety and would have wholesome effect on them.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08

peaceful smile reposed about his face that forbade pity. There were eight pall-bearers, associates and old em- ployes. Religious services. held at
 the house. were simple and appro- priate, as his life had been. The interment took place at Oakwoods cemetery, and the remains were fol lowed to their last resting place by a large concourse of sorrowing friends.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Deputy Consul-Gener.l Hitt Resseas.

LONDON. Jan. e--Mr. George c. Hit, American Deputy Consul-deneral, has resigned his position here and will shortly resume the business mauage- ment of the Indianapolis Joutual.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Pieking wmd Klowers . vsrmsa1

RUTLAND, Vt, Jan. s.-Frank Wat con picked . bunch of wild Aewon h full bloom. with tho avesaee tsmpuunr turs It s3. Ps1siss azs ptelup1 ln uany
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
n.llsss Tor raeAer a.4 Cksl1L

BoAfete TOT Ent1Sf uuu Vuu~s *1
 SHRBoYeAN. Wis, Jan. s.-E1W1F1 Fairchild. middle-aged msn, enDlqGo1 as . tesmster. shot his young dano119 and then hilnself, . rsvoavor booo ussd. Temporary insanity ' Gtvon oo the cause of the terrible deod.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Dr. Skinner is Dead.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6. T The Rev pr. Thomas Fl. Skinner. Professor of The. olorv in the McCormic Theological seminsry, died yesterday afternoon.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
Increase of Rhode Island yoter,.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Jan. The reg istration just closed throughout the State shows an increase over 1890 of over seven thousand, or about 25 per cent, the majority of which new voters are claimee- by the Democrats.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
nseans 1hs Werl1ss onae1ne nsG VI #

ursahs tAs wsrl1's skaeiag ns6G1
 LonDon, Jan 5.--A dispnteh m Hanar, in Norway, gives Ssoosts In ths international skstine oooo1 Hagen. the Norwegian slEntor, n G( lied with breaking tho wcri6ss sooG for three miles. his time being nl1l utes e a-S seconds. He hFo1oe lE0 nils record also Tine, ! mAnntoG <o
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 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. s.-The latest ncws from the border, whore United States troops ara In the Aeld against the Mexican rcvolutionisA. Garza, is included in . telegram re- ceived at the military headquarters here to-day from Capt. Wheeler, con manding officer at Fort Ringeold. He reports that Lieut. Langhorne, with . detachment, surprised . camp of revo- lutionists three miles from Loe Cueva~ tos, who ran at the approach of the troops and escaped into the dense thick et-not, however, until one of GaSzass leaders, Col. Pablo Munos, had been captured, as we'll ras the hosses and complete equipments of nine revolu tlon- ists. including two gum, ammunition bags and many important papers. Great credit is given Private Walker. troop c, Third cavalry, for his servtoss as courier.
 Appeal sf the nsvelusleaisHs.
 The spirit of the revolutionists h best shown by the following pronun- ciamento (translated from Spenish to English) which within the last twenty hours has been given wide but surrep- titious circulation:
 FELLow-CIrrzENs: As Mexicans we must not remain any longer as single spectators before the revolutionary movement initiated by the frontier writer, c. R. Garza, because. besidcs passing his revolution on the holy prin- ciple of the democracy and proclaiming thereby the liberty of the people. hs has demonstrated to us that his politi- cal ideal rests on the pillar of the rights of the people. Who 10 that worthy Mexican who does not love the freedom of his country? h tho Mexican the most miserable type in America7 No; thousand times, no.
 Mexicans, be convinced that the rev- olutionary spark has been kindled and the blaze that will give us our freedom Is rapidly spreading throughout all our territory, and it only lacls the fron- tiersmen to rise SO that the throoe q the tyrant Diax may be overthroWn by the great work inaugurated by the most modest of Mexican writern-
 The attitude of the United otatoo government with regard to the perse- cution of Cara signifies nothing. tak- ing into consideration the proposition or compacts that the tyrant Dias has been making to it. Mexicans, to armsl He who writes this is Mexican who loves the freedom of his country.
 Hurrah for the revolutionl Hurrah for Mexicol
 Free your companion in dangeri JUAN ANTONIO FLonHs State of Nueva Leon, Mexico, January, l6Q2.
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Nl.e levDes yy,re prvwno1,

AsnLAHD. Wis, Jan s.-A hQ1@ body of water imprisoned n - ~ working at tho Reading epn.o Prsston colliery burst in tho loQ this morning and, hlling up to tle lars. drowned nine mulos e>ot noay by.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-08
csa- lde.seonery .. uelUl pen1

WAsHlNoroH, Jan s.--3en Mon1t gomery c. Meies. United etatoo o gineer corrn (retfred), died iii 1.rrlI ing of gzipat his reaidence h III CT
 ~. saeaasy 0ess saas Appeansnann'
 Gvnxesxn1p. ILL. Ian k <3oQ< TIT to-dAy roippofntod Dr. Ez1nk ". 1nlR C chieooo . msnber of fAe stnte Dp191 e uoa1eh