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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
FICTION OFFICERS INDICTED.
cESER>L CoLIIS'3 TESTIMONY ABOUT iN'
MANY FHAUD BEARS GOOD FRUIT

CESEt\L COIlI%'s l'''Ii "o''
MANY TgAUD BEARS GOOD FRUIT.
General c. H. T. Colliss services as w''r"'' . a."
en-, roIIs ON November 4 were most effective for inc
crand Jury Yesterday handed In indictments asa'"'
the three election inspectors whose der'hcuoh VI w
,h General witnessed These men are IhoH"
ru,nulrey twenty eight years DID, card mouh'' IL
ot No 80 Oliver-st. Timothy T. Lyons thirty years o
- machlnlsi living at No. ~ tatharn'St. anu ''' MAJ
LYONS thlrtythrcc years old, also OF > '",''',' -
The tl,rce men were arrested In the afternoon 10y ""
i've, Reilly and Trainer. They wee a:a'gncd III '''''i
ses lions before Recorder smyth. who ilNed "aH d
= 600 cach This was given In all three cases W
Harris Cohen, tailor AT No. lGe Park Row.
Humphrey and Timothy Lyons were the DeHStt'N'
n.p.ctors and Jeremiah Lyons the Republican ~ 'n'
nollng place No. Cs Ollvcr-s. This Is In the twenty
second election district Of thr I'D Assembly bS'cD
The two Mcs,r-. Lyons are brothers. ana J'r'ni"" '
RcpulIlcnnism was not regarded above p" p'cion
lry General Coils.
There are three counts In each Indictment, coming
under different provision Of the law. Th' maximum
penalty for conviction under the first count Is I'M
prsonmcnt for two wears: under the second for I'VE
years and under the third. for three years. The
specific offence Is that the three did not compel man
named Smith swear In lis vote after his right 10
vote had been challenged ty General Coils. TIL"
officers made no inquiries whntcver A. 10 Smiths
qualifications as voter.
General Coils FIRST told the story OF tho wholesale
fraud he witnessed NJ the meeting 81 the Union
League club November 10 Tie members Of the
Grand Jury asked Dlstnct,Aorncy Nic0ll 10 send for
him. IN consequence 81 his testimony The indlct
mcnts found. The Smith l. only Of
many Instance Of barr faced crime which General
Coils Many voted In the Onvcrs'. place
and then again In the polling place around the corner.
Tho same man often voted twice under different
names. Forty one swore that they were disabled. 50
hat Tamulany boss might 20 into tho booth With
hem. The election officer would no. heed General
Collls's challenge of single vote unless he knew
The name and address, ~ The man and positive
That he was giving false name. Nine more votes
we're cast thnn were registered nine voted ballots
Verc deefr vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
MRS. WILLIAMS DISAPPOINTED.
sHE ANSWERS MAYOR GRANTS OBJECTIONS TO
REAPPOINTING HER.

Mrs. Williams was not at all pleased With the
reasons given by Mayor Grant for not reappoinune
her When a typewriter copy of the reasons con
tanning extracts from various letters received by the
Mayor for, and against her appointment was sent
IN her she wrote substance the following reply
Mavor Grants statement unfair unjust and untrue.
I believe that had a record been kept OF my services
during the three years it would be found that with
the possible exception OF the President and Commissioners
Holt and wehrum l have been excelled by none
In the regularity OF my attendance =:
board meetings. committee and subcommittee meetings
i have placed some OF the most important sub
committees AMI the best OF ability, have fulfilled
all duties well any male member came into the
with The resolution that l. eoimiselocr Dus'
my colleagues man meets man. also resolved
every act my sole object should hc M" best
interests Of the pubcsehoo system without regard t.
any influence whatever ! believe ia no insitncc hds
ny sex interered with any OF my duties commits
sloner.
As ressFis the statement OF Mayor Grant that DE-
voted all my the Normal College. 1 would say
that il false. Truly Interest has been there why
should IL not be- In educotcd than 1900
young women. many Of whom to become teachers IN
the 'hoyls. And. surely il my absolute duty T.
do my work there efficiently. considered nat 81
cred duty And | cen say that. with the
mrmbrrs OF the board no interest whatever is
evincca Institution, whei appointment e
made. AS TO the schools. hove visited a. many
a any other commissioner. and than commits
siorors was told last year whom 1 Visited tho Even
Ing Nigh School chairman OF the committee, That
visit from . commissioner nonor Ut that time
l can gay that visited evening high sonoOis and
many OF evening schools. )nrns the first year Of
my .eryie. visited q Issst schools week.
that became thoroughly familiar with TIC schools and
TEACHERS.
have, as a member OF the ComWlttee OH Teachers
attended every meeting for three yeers have seen
many hundred teachers at my home every week have
served Oh many special committees. assisted In the
Investigation OF the Galisan and Fske cases was
told indeed by OF the commissioners that II was
due u me alone the result in ae tIanesn case
WAS reached. do think that my charged has
hammered Investigation or discussion. Tbs members Of
the u ard Of Education gentlemen. One reason why
was not resppoin,ed my effort 70 reform the
evening high schools which present Themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17

; 2sST %,, 81 Tsssreba Websr Mathew Meyer,
bristlan iubener Elizabeth Foley. William bcchscIe
10 a. m. Mary Carroll. J9'epntre A. Mattein Sins II,
G%oSGsG' .a nsn"r Kenny Sry 10 80 a M
cannon Plal.-tienefll Tcrm-Daosc Dely. !. j.. ~:
chou and Pryor. JJ.-N9> &c. 40, OIL os o. H.
TO- o ON rlsasFSIccIai Term-Before Booksaver j.
1s;ms9s "Se e, nc Ss sy
81 Oh lSii 723 o35, $40, s1e $50. s7s, 40. 81
common PlcS'-Trisi Term-psrts III and Ili-Aa''u"''
superior Cout-6ienera Tsrm-Adiourned tor she Tern.
Superior COurt-spccsi Term-Before Freedman j.
Superior cOurt-Equity rerm-Betore MeAd'm' J-s''
superor court-Trsl Tsm-Par I-Betore sedswcs'
C. Case On Ievey y. Y. c. H. K f. H. c 80;
Superior Cours-rrlsl 1erm-Par liDbe'1 1cao isa4
Superior COuSt-Triai Term-Part Itl-Before pu'~ .
N Civ ile Seur,-specsl Term-Eeore Enrich @. J-Ms
city court-Tral Termpa,t i-ptSe MscaT ,D AS rs
$40. ST2, 3iS. 800, n, >, No.. u.o,xr -
xos 53 a7s 1909 -. $50, oA 49,, go sS' $780,
300 go 975 lOsU lOt7. 4Yi. 6+2 $40, lolo'~ ,z..
tly CoGr-Irial Trm-iaN lIl-brtore NeNNn"'essli'
~. SIS 9ls ois 800. 1856 7s7. 7So, Cos, sos. 9oi
'y toSrtITia IyRssStG,ETe y ySsa WYE i9gS
39S sS,, goee. 2tsi 1852 e6sT 2ot7 aod 81
General ses.on--lsrt I-refor' Ftr2'rslu ~. ~ ~
Assistant District Attorney ostoine-No'' 10 80 -"
,;rncrai sessions-Pat II-Brfcre Co"ins j., u 1n
Assistant District. Auorn'y Ielfori-Noe' 10 H. III
elusive -, ma, S,,v,h p and
Assistant Distract Attorney Mc!ntyre-Nos 70 H. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
IS THE GRIP COMING?
,.,.,,. Indicate. il. speedy Approach wat '"'
h'er''" ,"S;,a,,on. Arc Concerning II Abroad

,oo,. from, rurope which appearing IN the papn'
= ,., Tho c,ip has broken out In most "o''"' '
- tond and the indications are that IL u coi'''"
-. ,n,,,h annual tour Of the word Inc p"S ''''"o
10 rpot many people suffering rom 'y"pom'
=, d,,, ,,c coming OF this terrible sc'urse' "nI.
,, nav moi rs yet be epidemic there are e'us
- ana onouch serious cases to demand the efe"es'
d u,on The ptovcIb. "ln tine oil peace prrpar w.
1 ~ q ,bc most valuable sayings over ntNr'o' ~"
49, ,,h all IT, unplcasanincss, with AL us ser'o"S
. al 81 o,uaer can be prevented. II taken !" '''' ~
:, ,eo,,ie urouerly prepare for 1t. 49,,
r. = but one way to prepare for the coming on VI 4
-, ana TIM, Is TO tone up the system Du!id up '"o '
, Strengthen the lfe. and thus AVOID It's a''icA -
ne,ry thoroughly prepared FOR them THIS cannot "D
100 h done except in one way: That way Is 10y INC ~
- ,ure .t.,ulant, which will help the Nita' 'o'..s
,sc the circulation and strengthen TIE I've g"'r''
,,,c, il boweyrr but pure medicinal sunni Wv 49,
- 49,, r,cair,l world or the American people lh'' ''
,, has bccn before public for years, ana Is 49,
,,, nonuor with both and women IL IL D's
p,,c Matt Whlskcy. IL Is not an ordinary "his"e''
nun, medicinal one. Its popularity Is WONDERFUL 'N
.,ro,v N the fact that IL Is superior In ever! WY
I rrcvrntlng the coming OF the grip is unequaou
q, ,ort,nas the system ~ Withstand its a'tac~e'
no,,d no ta,cn that druggist or grocer sc'is wv"
,,., ,yhskey which he may claim to be Just - eV'
Th.,a l. nothing which take Its place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
"MUTTERING!"
Why People Talk to Themselves.
AN AMERICAN HABIT THAT SEEMS
ON The INCREASE.
A Learned Professor Describes It.

.Do you ever notice people talking TO themseve5r
The gentleman who asked this question Vas one Of the
leading professors in a New-York college.
Ycsn replied 'aand very strange they appear. TOO"
Ycs continued the prof ssor gravey, 'such persons
seen nearly every day but few people know howsysp
what t Is sure sign Of When you men and women
on the streets mutcriDg to themselves. often geeuAe
ing wildly completely lost 10 their surroundings, you
may be that they are suffering from serious nervous
trouble"
But how do you explain It, profesorr' asked.
..Oh quite easily" he replied People who talk -
Themselves In naturally OF excitabs
temperament intense in leir living They put their
minds on subject and often become its slave they
do no, relax their brains, they become charged with
emotion enG have 70 explode they talk, unconscousy.
TO relieve them elves
But what can they do7" asked.
first avoid intoxIcanis and narcotics, whether IN
the form Of nervincs, sarsaparas. blood tohics o.
liquors. There is but one remedy that can be safely
used By people generally without medical advice b,
discovery which IS purely vegetable that acts a. food
TO the starved Tissues and builds up The system IN
wonderful manner. 1t ia known a. 'Paine's celery
ccnround' and its origin 10 no less high author
ity than Prot Phelps o. Dartmouth College, who Dc.
voted life ~ recarch It's discovery. IL is uni
VERBALLY admitted be the only safe means BY which
distressing nerve complaints b. certainly removed"
was much Impressed by the words OF tho professor.
and while impreeed skill felt Ike securing tieIr
Irritation Commodore EUwell. Of Washington, furnished
IT, H. described 10 his condition few months ago.
which az expre~sed IT, was "a toonl shipwrec' His
nervous condition rush Of blood To the head and papa-
to, OF the heart were such that he said "When hy
down to sleep felt that should never see the light q
another d,y." And yot today Re says ~ find myself
rev, nan and ,on trntbfuv say Richard is himself
againn This gratifying condition he declares Is due
-cy t Pa;ne's Celery Compound and he so dcclIros
that he would walk fifty miles n Dccsss,ry 70 ootsin it,
FOR he would not be without IL on lard or sea.
do not believe 1t necessary for people to be IN the
nervous and deploabie condition they are be.
lleye that the means avoiding such state
ing from 4. IL at hand, and glad 70 tate IL thus
Plainly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
mcy4Crsrr FOWLS IN rHErR WINTER HOME

III" swan. geese and ducks which since the sp g
havc been swimming about the big lake Il Central
Park or searching for food ong its muddy bottom
were Transferred Yesterday To tn ..ady's p,nd "A
snail sheet oi water the east SIDE, near Eighty.
second ST. Assistant super nt'ndcnt Barns Of the
mcnagche. with nearly the Whole force OF keepers
manned four boats and with some outside hep BEGAN
driving The bri, toward the northern Of the uka
II was hy M means an easy tIsa, rs the dncts In
arti uar often broke the line and lad 20 b, chos.I
bnck. After ABOUT hou''s work M wee driven
ashore and then they began ihcr wadd,, toward
thcI. winter home. The gcc.c aud ducks were ros,
but the swans were angry and silent and podded
along over the gas with great deal Of evident
discomfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEY.

Chicago Nov. I6 (Specal.-rhe firm OF Tsbbrtts'
uorrcon 4 Robins Is after J. Il j. Wlnemaa with
serious oha,ges Ccmplainants recovered 0igm ut
a few dal ago which they have hled cFcdiOT )
BIZ TIE Wntmans are charged with entering INTO
scheme In February and March last TO de rnud thet
c,edlfor, Rottman Brothers Co.. OF Cincinnati.
md Herman spangenthal are accused Of being In the
co>lsp.racy Last MONTH II Is alleged Eopoll VINE
man coHveyei the premises, No. ia11 CALUMET ave. 10
spangenthal and this transfer Is deemed Illegal me
further charge is made that judgments asgregaiins
sGGO0o were confessed by tho Winemans 10 hiehdS
and rtlative>, and that most " them were gwen
without consideration. The cour, Is asked 10 set aside
lie copvevances aud Judgments and 10 appolnt A
recckcr
Cayo,and Nov lG.-Whcn the deed o. assignment
NJ T. O. C.n,ad the wholesale 1cweller, doing business
under the name o. the J ~ Chandler Company wa
filed IN TIE Probate Court Mr. Conrad rlade the state
mt III that al, liabilities zoo Oo0 and that the tota
emouut OF his assets was $4,000. When Assish'e
ger took charge OF The stock he found that altogether
not more than $4,000 worth Of 1ewelry was visible
lie began an investigation, and learned that on Mon
day morning Mr. Conrad packed the cream Of his stock
into five large trunks and shipped them 10 Ehe Penn
The contents were worth 100000 The trunks we're
preceded ~ telegram 20 j. NJ. Conrad, an uncle Of
j. 0. Conrad. asking him 10 attach the trunks a' soon
A, they reached there IL Is said j. o. Conrad owed
his uncle $4,000 and accrued interest lie borrowed
This sum when lie LOught the stOcA from j. ~ '""'"
le, who failed four or five years ago. The trunks
and thei. content, were attached by tho Erie uncle
and they aie In the POSSESSION OF the sheriff III
that city.
Omaha. Sch, Nov. lj.-The Robinson s,olrs Com
pYny, the whole ae notions bu i"Css, failed t. d.
Inc assets arr placed at S2.O.OJD and the lablltlcs
at $a3.O,O. The Of the fluir Is said 10 be too
dig d Dtsiness on too small u cnpttl. receive" Will
b, applied for IcnciHG REQ: sa'h]."n OF IN 'ml.'n'
IiOcalOld, H., nov. l0.-Ihe Epclf ri iOw com
paIN, capit.uii.d Il 1900. nadr al a-sifin NJ
his inOinl;.s IN favor o: III. W. 'arfsntrT l.c la
,.ites o. concern aggregate nearly T1O,OJO. And
HE asset estimated at tllO,VOo IN, compan,
~ been In bad shape FOR several years, and the
M In, Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
YtLE'S THElST'RER MAKES A REPORT.

New. Haven. Nov. 1G.-Teasurer FarnuFn, Of Yale
University, has !ust submitted to The corporation his
report for the Gs"al year ending July 81, leO2
During that period the ~ 1913 AT % Was added
TO the different fard. The addition t. the University
hnd5 aggregated II - 49, ~. $jO.24l 30 CT which
was from The estate Ol the late Daniel Is. Faycr
weather, IN part payment Of The lesacy. From the
Rev. c. la, Palmer. Of Bridgeport, Conn. the sum
OF 5000 10 found the Alfred Barnes Palmer scholar
ship Additions to the Theological funds were as
follows: 70 the II. W. Alls fund, S4,2i3 80; 10
found the Susan Is Dwight fellowship" $1,000: to
found the W II. FOsg fellowship" $4,000. The
Sheffield scientific school funds were enriched
S73O IS ny TIE payment Of part Of the fayciw,ather
legacy. For the Winchester Engineering building
private and other subscriptions Amounted u sl3D,32j
and for the Yale IDfrmsry SJ3.39e. sevcnty-eeven
private subscriptions received, In amount
49, j2. to pair TIE loss occasoned by the fire Ia
IiyInity Hall. william c. Whitney, 80, and others
sOIDner during his absence In Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
BILLIARD Balls WORTR $1,000 STOLEN.

Chicago, Nov. lG.-The c. G.. Aham Manufacturing
Company loses $1,000 worth OF billiard
ball, by = robbery. Between 100 and 200 sets Of
the worries taken. The robbery occurred
saturday night while the big Democratic toscnligAt
parade and jollncaton In progress. The thieves
removed a large pane OF glass from the OF the
store and passed ont the valuable boxes Of billiard
balls. Only the best balls were taken, the poorer
CRATES not being mOcstcd Several men appear 10
have been implicated and they seem 10 have utilized
a horse and wagon IN systematically carrying their
task The only cicw The perpetrators Is the arrest
Of Il maa, william Anderson, today, rging TO s,l
10 salOonaeepcr, for 49, sixteen balls worth 5000.
Anderson says he Is stranger In Chicago Of
WORK and a man. with whom he Is unacqua!ncd,
offered him 81 TO dispose of the balls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
BIS OF LEGAL NEWS.

A suit has been begun in tho supreme Court BY the
Madison square Bank against Mrs. Helen {. Cryder.
the wife u William w Cryder. who WAS at one time
the president the hank ~ recover about $1,000 on
uromis.ory notes said - bavc been signed by Mrs
RYDER and held bank. She declares thai her nus
hand who signed the notes hal ~ authority 10 do So
and che declares that The bank has satisfied Its cin
against her by selling pro9cry In Tuxedo on which
the bank held a mortgage The case came before Ju0se
Andrews In Chln.brrs. yesterday motion TO amend
rho answer On that motion Justice Andrews reserved
his decision.
Judge IN he Court of Common P'"s Nes'cT
iay signed an order dscontinuing The Holand ltou~
litigation Mary !. Van poren brought SUIT TO eIec'
u,unian & Klmsey from the Lote. They decl1red rAt
they had Of tn property and deposited sl-oVVv
IN the Union Trust Company 10 pay ANY judgments when
might bo secured against them. Then o'eituFes were
msic for settlement Of the suit aud this step resulted
In the entry " the order Of ycsterdJ
Justice Andrews the supreme Court yesterday APP
polned Watrr X. Page receiver ot the GUARDIAN lh'ur
anc Company Ia proceeding. for tho voluntary d%''iu'
lion Of IN. COMPANY not done any business for
,r wears ard has no labiiit-, except $4,000 due 70
sockholdors There i sl@VVo 10 m'e' uio oi''"s
,f,h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
UEM.ExAELE CASE OF an ELM TREE.

Troy, y. ", Nov 1G.-An elm tree, noted Tor many
wears on account OF its unusual SIZE stands on the
Fowler firm. at the foot Of the Greylock group OF
mountains in WilllamStown, Mass. The trunk is
twenty four feet circumference AT hf base and the
first limb 100 feet from the ground 1t was
believed that lightning struck thu huge ire" Augu-t
g. a. since that tine it has been Earning The tree
resembles = tall smokestack. The Ere broke ont
greater than a week ago, ana column Of flame
was semi ND twenty-five feet from top o. Tie trunk.
Gradually the has been reduced until at present
II is Only about thirty feet high on investigating
last Sunday, Mr. Fowler found strange substance III
the trunk and it i, thought the tree was struck
BY meteor. \ portion Of the foreign material has
been sent 20 Viii ans College fCr examination. II
Is light brown ad about The weight OF stone II Is
owing 10 the presence OF this substance. Mr.. Fowler
THINKS, that the burning has continued 50 long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
JUDGMENTS ENTERED ExEcr1loys IssrrD

Deputy sheriff Mulvaney yesterday received nm
attachment nsanst srah a. bishop wife OF r. Brigham
Bishop for a 900 Ia favor Of samuel Lyons on the
ground Of non r.denc.. home, II was ALLEGED ban,
at Chiffon. " J.
The 'hcrn Yesterday received an execution for
~ jG- against Arthur Alexander builder. OF No SOL
East (n,'lund' d-ahd thirty ninth.st IN favor 0. TIC
Twenty third Ward Bank. IN execution was also
received for Si7OG against his wife In favor OF the
samc bank
Tho H. B Cinin Company entered Judgments in
,his civ yesterday against liev"nor & Co.. general
storr, III -allmancn y y. for SI4.5Os
Deputy sheriff Mulvancy yesterday received an
execution FOR $50 against Henry Eugene and
arthur l.. boncher who formerly composed the firm
u Henry Boucher & sons. importers -: wine. aud
Italian p.ocn9r. at No ia Peal ST.. IN favor OF
Emanuel =. GoldSeln & Co.
Deputy sheriff Muvaney yesterday received writ
OF ropievIn Ion ~ 406 N the case # Henrietta Cohn
dcaicg IN hats and mems funi. hing goods at No.
zoos fWni ave-. Ia FAVOR OF Al.rd Bait fui hats
sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
srrr AGAINST MRS. FRANK LESLIE.

Charles L. Wing has begun m action In the supreme
Court 10 recover from Mrs Frank Leslie balance OF
~ 700 which he alleges Is due him on necklace
which he sold her in May, 1870, for the agreed price
o, - 400 lie says that she paid him 500 IN cash.
md II was agreed between them that the balance OF
81 700 should be paid Iy Mrs. Leslie inserting in her
Illustrated papcrs and magazines advertising matter
which ne might order for that amount. Wing declares
that she has refused TO out this agreement and
has also failed to pay the balance due on the necklace
Henry C. Bryan counsel for Mrs Leslie. interposed
demurrer 10 the complaint. The point raised i
that Wig did busnes, under the name OF Wing ana
SON I'm violation Of the Penal Code which provides
that a person who transacts business using the name
as partner OF one not interested as partner, or
the dsslgnation and company when actual part
mem are represented thereby. is guilty OF misde-
meanor Judge Ingraham overruied the demurrer
and gave Judgment FOR the plaintiff with leave to Mrs
Iasllp %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17
az yJc IVY sorrH WYE 4 wHFELBiRROV

Daulmor~. Nov. 10 (speclan.-Nlliam Ilo"'"n' Of
Curnensvlle Clarified County Penn. who sHr''l oh
october 10 push waecibarrow filled "ith Prohibition
tract, 10 Birmingham. Ala. ricn-e 10 Denver, ana
home scnn by way OF Chicago. arrived here lhs' Hsh"
The whole rip covers gao mile ana ne mas u''e'
taken 10 DO it on foot pushing lis wh"rlnaTow In
40 d,vs ar ono working year. ~, 1h~.lharrow has
in su.cialy larg. letter. william IiooVen. The 02fo
mile traveller VI Curuensville. Penn Nr. Hoover
has no means bat depends on thc Uhrfnliiy OF thr
p,opc OF the place, through which be raSsc, Today
h. called upon Joshua Lowering. wcalthy Prohibition
lat who gave him substantial Hssisiancc Mr. h"o'eh
saws that complete his trip "ltniH The SPFhcd uhc
he must average twenty miles day. This be has not
.,.c.ded Ia doing ~ far but expects make better
,ne I'm IN, south, where be- VIII avoid aedNy noun
tain roads. lie started today Tor Washington ana
v,ul distribute Prohibition literature wherever NE