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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
DIVIDE ON A BAND
The Chicago Trades Assembly
Hires a Band
FOR The LABOR DAY PARADE
Against the Protests Of Union Men.
President Gompers Critieisss the
Action as Inconsistent.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-The trades as
sembly at rs meeting today. after
very acrimonious lscussion, decided
10 refuse TO employ the union bands
belong ng 10 the Chicago Musical so
elety on Labor day parade, September
5. This action Will undoubtedly result
IN split, which may be permanent, as
many Of the organizations affiliated
with the assembly. including the
painters, printers and clgarmakers,
gave notice that If the assembly con
tlnued Ia Its opposition 10 the musical
society they would not take part in the
parade. The musical society, which l.
composed of :, 500 members Of union
bands IN Chicago, also pat itself
against playing IN the parade if any
outside bands were employed.
Disagreed on Rates
AT the previous meeting OF the as
sembly It was decided 10 dispense with
the services of the musical soclety's
bands on the ground that the society
had Disseminated against the labor or
carnations by charging s. for each
man on Labor day when the price 10
civic bodies on all other occasions was
So. The assembly accordingly IN
structed its committee on arrange
ments 10 employ the band Of the Sla-
vonlun Musical union, whIch.otfered 10
play for s. per day, which was done.
The musical society laid the case be-
fore Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, and be
sent the communication back TO the as
sembly with letter TO the effect that
he could scarcely bring himself 10 be-
lieve that there was any truth in the
charge. as it would present organized
labor IN a peculiar light, demanding
high wages from employers and refus-
ing the same TO their fellow workmen
when IN need of their services. The
Slovenian band has been affiliated
with the trades assembly for years and
claims TO be bona fide union band.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

il is reported that Editor Loennecker
az Jack ION is about 70 bring suit for
damages against THE HERALD for hav-
lng called Attentions to :ae report that
be- S a member OF the prison contract
broom making firm of Phillips x Co.,
and ,h Q M moershIp IN such firm Is
inconsistent with his professions as an
advocate u third party principles. If
Editor Loenuocker shall bring such
sur, aud #, upon the trials
ne shall recover verdict for
damages, be VIII have done more to
b-idie free speech and free press
than al other complairants that ever
appealed to the law for vindication.
The alleged hOelOus article was based
upon the news reports published in the
Jackson papers, and extensively printed
10 other newspapers. Inquiry as
% their correctness was made
by TINS HERALD among the dele
gates in attendance upon the demo-
cratic state convention al of whom as
serted that Mr.. LOennecker was about
70 become or had become a member of
the firm of Phillips x Co. 1t IS not
disputed that Mr.. Phillips Is associated,
or has been, with Mr.. LOennecker n
his newspaper enterprise. 1t may be
possible that Mr.. Loennecker has not
invested IN Mr.. Philips broom con-
tract. The information upon which
THE HERALD based its criticism was
considered reliable. Mr.. Loennecker
lid not take the trouble to deny the
drst reports and thereby yindicate him.
self, and so far has given The HERALD
no intimatiOn that ne has been unjustly
criticised. THE HERALD believed the
statement of fact to be true, and that
Mr.. LOennecker, assuming to hold the
position of political leader. and being
the editor Of newspaper that opposes
PRISON labor, was fair target for crin-
cism. TuE HERALD does not invite liti-
CATION of the kind threatened by Editor
Loennecker. but IL he shall decide 10
vud.cate himself TINS Herald will put
no obstacle ia the way other than the
facts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Good Templars' Institute.

A Good Templar institute will be
held today and tomorrow forenoon i'm
Good Templar hall IN McMulicn block.
Many prominent workers IN the order
outs De of the city will be present, in
Guiding the Hon. r. r. Parker, r. W.
q. =, of Milwaukee. Wis; q. W. T..
HUI, r. ". G.. l., OF Des MONIES, Iowa;
Mrs. Anna Harris. of Iowa; Rev. John
HebdOn. of Niagara Falls, y. Y, and
others. The meeting this evening IN
the McMullen block will bs open 20 the
public snd will he addressed by the
visitors above named. a large attend
ance OK members Of the order from
oceana, Muskeg0u. Ottawa, Allegan
and Kent counties will he 10 attend
aace during the two days A picnic
VII be udulged IN tomorrow after
noon. the place to be decided by the
institute day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
WHO'S Keeping Back That TOWN.

There are nine classes of people who
do q town no good and retard pro-
gress. These nine classes are: o.
Those who go out of the city to do their
trading; (2( those who oppose improve
ment; 81 those who prefer quiet town
to one of push and business; ~ those
who think business can be done slyly
without advertising; (6) those who de-
ride public spirited men; % those who
oppose every improvement that does
not originate with themselves; (S)those
who oppose every public enterprise
which 6 es not appear to benefit them,
and %, Jose who seek TO destroy tho
credit nt an observation-disclosures City
Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Made a Century Run.

Phin Hunt and f. A. Du Bots made
a century run on their bicycles yester-
day in less than ten hours. They
started from the city at 4:45 a. m. and
rode to Wayland. They returned and
went to North Park and back before
dinner. After dinner they took a trip
out west of the city, thence to Plain
field and return. The century was
completed by ride out on West
Bridge street. The roads were sandy
and the riders did considerable hard
work. 1t was 7:20 p. NJ. when the run
WAS finished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

Printers will no longer be compelled
to compete with the government N the
stamped and printed envelope bust
ness. A bill making Il unlawful for
the government 10 furnish envelopes
of this description has passed congress,
and the business will be discontinued.
IL was a scheme that took hundreds of
dollars out of the pocket Of the print
ers OF the land. and should have been
repealed long ago.-A lbion ReeOrder.st
The frontispieee in Lew W ailsce's Life
of Ben amin Harrison Is q fine steel en-
craving of President Harrison himself.
I he book is "A good ONE. Order at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Monarch Peach Parer,

Excepting that it does not slice the
neach. and YOU do not want u 70.
The peculiar shape Of the knife and
the angle 81 contact with the fruit
leaves the surface Of the peach af-
ter pairing as smooth "a II pared bv
hand. DO not think. because these
little machines viii do so much.
they are expensive. for they are not.
Buy parer and avoid rough hands.
cut fingers and ruffled tempers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
HERE Is A SUGGESTION.
a Contributor Suggests Guarantee Pro
tective Fund.

teetive Fund.
In view OF tie deficit N the horse
mems finances Grand Rapids needs
general guarantee fund 10 cover ven
lures where the interest OF the city a
a cosmopolitan aud progressive town L
concerned, and TINS fund should be en-
glneered by our board Of trade. II Is q
veil known fact that both East saginaw
and kalamazoo enjoy better class OF
theatrical attractions than we do, Tor
TIE simple reason that they patronize
them IN those places while as rule
they lose money here.
Again, when assemblsges OF secret,
civic or army societies meet here the
expenses should he alvlded up so as TO
be borne pro rata by our citizens, IN
stead OF by few.
There are several classes of glvers:
Teose who are willing and able; VINO
are willing and not able; who are able,
bat not willing; all these beng those as
far as large amounts are concerned Tor
specific purposes. Besides these, there
are the general public, willing TO con-
tribute as lar as they are able towards
the general good and progress OF the
city.
The trouble has heretofore been that
too much has been expected and de-
manded of the wealtnlCr few, and
comparatively nothing of the many
who would be willing to contribute
smaller sums. Every principle OF JUS
tice IS in favor of this scheme, as every
assemblage like this sends a volume of
money through the entire arteries of
local trade, and If those who could ana
would contribute SIS were properly ap-
pealed to II would obvlate the I'M
pleasant necessity of others contribu:-
ing 5000 or 81 900, where in justice they
should only be called on for $50 or
500. PATRON.
There Is a fun page, haif-tone engray-
ing of Hon james q. Blame in the Life
of Ben ami N Harrison" " hich The Ii erald
Is Offering free for new subscribers. Or
der at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
eEowTn OF RAILROADS.

"Herc and there" says Henry Clews,
"are complaints of overprOduction, ex-
cessive competition, low prices, etc;
bat beyond that s the steady increase
Iu the volume Of trade and the encour-
aging decrease in business failures COM
pared with last year. C,earings are
steadily heavier than year ago. Rail
roat earnings 60 not show such heavy
gains as iu 1891. only because we are
comparing with al extraordinary year;
ana net results, be- &c remembered. are
aLsfactory. Another reason for con-
fdruca iu railroad securities is the
gradual tendency % eliminate mpe-
tt3u by means of solidations.
TINS tendency is working out results
beneficial to slockhoiders, not only by
greater economies. but by tae avoid
ance of the reckless rate wars Of the
past decade. Again railroad building
las been al comparative standsuil
for several years past, some states
showing no new mileage whatever Of
9qHeu and others only very
n,e5 extensions. For the last Eve
v ts growth Of railroads has
not heen st all ia proportion
to tae web of population. AT some
fanrs .me 80 may enter a new era Of
speculative r1 road buildings butthere
sr ~ symptoms of such az present.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Picnic Parties Were Stranded.

Members of Custer post, Ct. A. r.,
and of the Woman's Relief corps
started on the Valley City yesterday
morning for an excursion down the
river to Church's landing, where they
were to hold a picnic. The boat ran
aground on a sand bar about seven
miles down the river and two hours
were consumed in getting her back
into deep water. The party,
which consisted of 800 persons,
was taken to shore and unloaded, the
boat returning to the landing after an
other load of passengers. They also
expected to go to Church's landing but
were unloaded at the point where the
first party had stopped. Both parties
were brought back to the city at $50
last night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Grand opera house. neat and
prlm. began the season last evening
with a good sized and sppreciative Al
tendance. the attraction heing "A Ken
lucky Girl, the chief figure in which
IL Sadie Hssson.
Wilbur Force and he orchestra we're
gwen hearty reception Al the Grand
isst night
A large compsnv viii revel In bur
lesque ard specially % smiths this
evening.
Nj Heughtsbns Died Last y ght
" @. Houghtalng. the old man that
VS. injured ~ an electro car SstGr-
day afternoon on Ivo0 street. died last
n ghtstl0 O'Clock In S. Marks hos
u'tsi Coroner Penwardsu VS. mott
lied Of the death and vent % TIE hos.
ptsl 70 view the remains he vii.
no 70 an inquest in the c0rc1eTs oftre
in the court hruse atz clock. o. DE-
term he nhether aay hsne can he
attached 90 TIE Street Ia wav com.
Psay-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Peach and Apple Parers

And the many advantages 10 be de
rived from their use. Peaches are
now in the market. Apples Will
soon be plenty. and IS the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are now get
ting into shape for the Fall cam
paign, SO should the udenthouse-
wife be preparing for her Winter
table Preserved peaches are deli
cious; apple pies are highlypleasing
to the taste of all Americans, but
many are deprived of both on &C
count of the trouble and annoyance
of pairing the fruit by hand. We
can make this easy for you. Place
your apple on our
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
crlucism On the Sac Saloon.

Governor Winans IN the role Of boss
bartender is a burning shame 10 the
state of Michigan which. on Tuesday
last, was disgraoed by being turned
into a whisky shop 10y the much
boosted and "only democratic admin
stratiOn for the last thirty years" Tie
qusrtermsster of the state miiiua has
paid TO the state liquor tax OF s225,
received a liQ uor license, and viii open
an Official Tum-hole at the coming en-
campment of state troops. shamet-
Suufeld News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Must Accommodate the Boys.

The state of Michigan as a rumseller
and Gov. Winans as saloon-keeper
are again to be the inspiring spectacle
of the encampment of state troops.
The theory is that the men must have
beer-really can't get along a few days
and that it IS best all around for the
state to deal out the stuff at cost. This
is good democratic logic and would
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

SuperstitlOus people viii night shy OF
the new silver quarter dollar after
reading s description OF lts ingenious
make Up. II was probably the inten
ton Of TIE desi gner Of the new silver
10 have the IS occur lS times, but
there are few people who have noticed
this fact. There are Is stars. Is letters
in the scroll head in the eagles beak,
Is marginal feathers IN each wing, Is
tai feathers, Is parallel lines ia the
shield, Is horizontal hare, IS arrow
heads IN one foot, IS leaves on the
branch IN the other foot and is letters
n the word quarter dollar. Hart
ford Day Spring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Agi,a,ion for Good Roads.

II is this long and deep-rooted habit
and unwillingness 10 pay a sufficient
direct road tax that is the primary
cause of our national disgrace IN hav-
ing so few good highways; and the
remedy lies in such an agitation as is
now happily going on IN most
states for keener public appreciation
of the direct commercial benefits OF
well-built roads.-Montague Observer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
WILLIAM AND JESSIE.
Two Indiscreet Reeds Lake Resorters
Arrested for Disorderly.


Arrested for Disorderly.
William Walter came in from Cas-
cade Yesterday morning to spend SUM-
day at Reeds lake. Everything passed
off nicely for the first few hours with
William. circulating around among
the crowd enjoying the sights and
pleasures which be beheld on every
hand. The gay girls from the city, with
their gaudy attire and winning smiles,
slrenized him, and he fell O willing cap
tive into the meshes of Jessie Darling,
a woman of unsavory reputation in po-
lice circles. They imblbed freely of in
toxicants and finally went over to Nah
haitian beach for frollc on the bathing
grounds. Az q sequel to the days out
ing William and JESSIE were arrested in
the grove near the beach by Sheriff
Jones just as the shades of the evening
were lowering over them. They were
brought TO jail, and the deputy VIII
make charge of dIsorderly against
them IN Justice court tins morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

everybody sha-ha's" A generous
supply OF hsmmoeks invite the ply
seal and leafy canopy so0thes the
mental. Everything eonduces 10
mirtn and good cheer, and the next
time the Jolly Eleven open the doors
OF their hosp.ta0le tent Il vii be N
ysded by = greater horde OF hungry
guests than were entertained yestez-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
At the Hotels.

Morton-John Jordan, Kalamazoo;
s. +. Kirkunfe, Muskegon; :. Speyer,
Kalamazoo; n. Il. Mann, Detroit; Cyrus
Smith, Lansing.
New Livingston-Miles r. Valentine.
Lapeer; II. :. Waterbury, Sparta; c. II.
Conlel, Detroit; J. f.. Osman, Green
vile: G.. u. Glover. Detroit; Edgar
Nash, Ionia; Stuart Macklbben, Mar
shall.
Eagle-E. II. Haney and wife, De-
troit; l.. f. Parsons. Detroit; W. Rem
ME, Detroit :. f. Wells, Rockford; f..
Brandon, Manceiona; A. d. Brandon,
Msncelons; F. Gay, Detroit; A. Van
Hess, Holland.
Sweet's-P. J. Pullock, Jackson; ".
W. Harvey and wife, Albion: 7. NJ.
Caldwell, Detroit; NJ. Jones, Mauistee,
/. Hickman, Jackson; J. W. Johnson,
st. Louis; J w. Rose, Jackson: II. s.
Yeamans, Detroit. W. -. Philips, St
Louis. f. g. Bliss, Jackson; :. r. Will
Jams, Kalamazoo; ". I. Rand, sag
inaw.
The frontfspisce in Lew WaIlscs's Life
of Benjamin Harrison ts n fine steel en-
craving Of President Harrison himself
The book ia good one. Order at once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Sc, the Sufferers to Work

The best thing Bay City can do with
the 10000, more or less. received for
the benefit of the ire sufferers, would
be 10 give II as a bonus 10 some hlg
manufacturing concern that would
employ 500 people. The best way 70
help person IN misfortune ls 10 put
him IN a way 10 help hinseif.-Che-
boygan Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Charley Had a Black Eve.

Charles II. Dalrymple, painter, was
arrested on Kent street for dieorderly.
One of his eyes was surrounded by a
heavy hue of mourning in memory of
the event, but the cause of it was not
learned by the arrestiDg officer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Sad News TO a Prisoner.

Audrey Langland, a prisoner at the
jail awaiting trial IN the superior court
on a charge of larceny from a dwelling
in the day time, received a note from
his wife last night saying that their lit
tie S-year-old daughter was seriously
i'll from pneumonia and that the fam
lily physician had little hopes for her
recovery. He will be permitted to
visit his family at No. 229 First street in
company with al officer this morning
for the purpose of seeing his child. Mr..
Langland was arrested few weeks ago
for stealing money from Misner's West
Side saloon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

apply just as WEI 30 proposal 70 pro
vide : house 81 prostitution A. the
encampmeat And wh5 knows bat
that vii be the next tang these re
formers VII propose.-Aliegaa Ga
rata
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Little Star Parer,

Give the handle a few turns and the
fruit is pushed off. pared neatly and
Is sliced Just rs YOU want II The
same thing can be said Of the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

There are $50 pages OF text and &c fun
page portraits and illustrations In The
Herald's life of Benjamin Harrison"
Subscribe for this paper and you viii get
the book free. Order once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Kick OutANYour Old Notions
of doing everything the hardest
way.
BUY AN APPLE PARER!
and learn you have not lived
in vain.

The above is only preliminary to
what we want TO say TO you this
morning regarding those most nee
essary machines,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22
Months Prof, on a Man.

Il has been truthfully said that a
man who hires another at $50 month
TO do work which brings in only S5l is
a philanthropist. But If he hired 700
men at the same rate, he has an income
of $40, 600 a month. and is a blasted
monopolist. "-Bellalre Breeze.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

There 10 q fan page, half-toas engr&s-
ing Of ii en- James q. Blaine ia the sl-tfs
OF Bea1smin Harrison" which The Herald
l. offering free fer new subscribers Or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

There Is a fun page engraving of Mo
Kiuley in The Herald's "Life OF Benjamin
Harrison" Notice our advertisement Or.
der at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

WAsHINGroS, Aug. 2l.-For Lower
Michigan; Far; winds mostly north
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

Mr.. EwING, candidate for governor
on the cranks' ticket, sued Charlotte
newspaper for alleged libel and paid
all expenses and quit before 1t was
brought to trial. That didn't prove
that he wasn't libeled. The paper
might have imputed that he held IN
telhgent views on public questions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

There are $50 pages of text and 20 fun
page portraits and illustrations in The
Herald's Life of BENJAMIN HARRISON"
Subscribe for this paper and you will get
the book free. Order at once,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22


THERE IS said to exist strong bond
of sympathy between Edwin B. and
David g., and 1t doesn't hinge on the
fact that the initial letter of their mid
die name Is the same, either; nor that
It stands for the Busted" condition in
which both find themselves politically.
o. BRIES ATKINSON was sat down upon
by mob of bowling dervishes in the
Muskegon convention, but as a men,
Der OF the committee on resolutions in
the late convention ne reversed the
tables and sat down upon the h. DIS.
VINES al Indiana man went to call
on his faucee the other evening be
found that she was over to the church
getting married to another man.
That's what the Hoosiers call joke.
WHITNEY and Pulitzer concentrated
their efforts ON Rhode Island and the
republicans won. Whitney and Puht-
Ter are now concentrating their forces
Ia the great republican northwest.
You can't always Judge "a party from
one man. For instance, Lewis Cas-
Was Mc1ga man and member Of
the same party that nominated Ellis
for attorney general
sowEpopY ought tn write TO z. Cleve-
land and get h.s opinion on the state
platform. Ire hssnt written letter
since Saturday night.
IS their Wild ambition 70 bid for
every class Of voters the democrats
omitted 90 make a bid for the Italian
snd Chinese vote.
C,yit he tbst the scidity with which
she democratic state ticket e received
e owing 70 tae fact that Hosford sp-
proved f.
fFsll the democratic cand dates shsn
tsss % the stump. what a confusion Of
tongues the-s 81 be-
Apbtr sat work hswiag ont ponder
one sentences fer BIS letter Of scospt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

ALTHOUGH the national democratic
ticket is run at the head of the edi-
t0rial column of the Detroit Free Press,
Diogenes and his lantern conld not
find trace of the state ticket. Can 1t
be that the Free Press has boycotted
the conglomerahon?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

OUR esteemed contemporary, The
Democrat, eschews politics on "a SUM-
day morning" but It's humorous page
bristles with opinions as to horseracing
and kindred sports. Politics, you
know is deucedly polluting to public
morals and corrupt the minds of the
young. How much more edifying and
religious-hke it is to read about cro-
quet, race horses and the horrors of
sham battles. 1t mellows the mind
to moral influences; and then
too it is so refreshing to escape the
average political editorial that appears
on week days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-22

Scr Governor joan r. RICH
of Layer County.
Ter Lieutenant. Governor j. " IGHr UlDDNcs
Df "a .rlor4 Couuty.
Far s.erstsr, az STATE Joas ". JOcHuA
~ Marquette county.
E0r Treasurer ..- ...--JastFH +. HANbiTzES
% uougnte county
Fsr. Auditor 0slerII. ~rANLsv W. TuRNER
10 IS ss0nmou county
sr Attorney Uauesa AL GEsEuT =. LIEkEMA
Cl ottawa Comfy
d 1r Cons IA ssi .asr r,.uN Rvspv
state Land er ee
ol Utsrss County.
Fer cLpr Plt b. ias- .uet o.. d, r. PATTESGILL
az i cham toDHy-
EorAembsr Board Idueafl0n- +. A. WHsoS
- 3 an Eurea County.