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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

work Of the newspapers Us success
wiii b measured By the sappert &c
corded 10 Il oy the newspapers. Ii II
shall Close IT. doors 20 represents
u the pa0ers Il can hardly expect that
las papers viii throw opea wide their
doors 10 It. News 10 . peculiar article,
AID sitnaaga the judgment OF the
average man may &c excellent OF other
subjects be may be totally ignorant IS
10 the value Of news. IL - not tbs
pufpose 10 eeasuTe the board BY the
foregoing. but rather TO show that II
can gain everything by taking the re-
5orters into full Communion aud fell
lcwship when matters of psst, present
or future moment are being discussed
OF IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

"Jepths," said Mrs. Jones. looking up
from book she was reading, "what is
periwinkleY
"Why, Maria. don't you know" re-
torted Mr.. Jones In q cautious way. II
thought everybody knew what = peri
Wrinkle was"
"Y-e-s," hesitatcd Mrs. Jones, 'Ikrew
it was some kind Of = pollywog."
"PollywosT roarod Jones; "thats
news to me!'
There was a long silence broken only
by the striking Of tho cuckoo clock. and
then Mrs. Jones asked humbly:
"Jeptha, what is periwinkler
"Maria, it's . periwinkle," said Jones
IN a tone that admitted of no dispute.
"Why do you sskT
because 1t sSys in this novel, Her
eyes were a blue Is \ periwinkle,' and
! wanted to know how blue that was"
Late that night lights fiickered in the
Jones household, and two seekers after
knowledge met face to face in the Jones
library.
I'm looking for . periwinkle." said
Mrs. Jones.
'I'm looking for the dictionary" TO
marked Jeptha.
Mrs. Jones had the book and presently
she announced in tone Of triumph:
"Ha! periwinkle!--'a small shell6ah.'
Didn't know as much - you thought
you did, Mr.. Jones"
80! Her eyes were q blue as q she'll
fish: Beautiful definition that! Gimme
the book, Mariai"
"Take it." said Mrs. Jones nearly
flooring him with an embarrassment Of
riches in the shape Of Webster's I'M
abridged.
"H'ml shellfsh.-Ah, knew there
must be something elsel It's = little
boat"
"Her eyes were a. blue ~ little boat
there's no sense in that" said Mrs.
Jones. "Give me the dictionary"
I've got it, she exclaimed. its q
'gasteropodous mollusk,' that must be
Latin for blue"
"Lct me see that book" said Jones.
and the dictionary was dropped on him
again.
maria, you always jump at conclu-
sions. Hero you are, A Towering plant
of the genus vinca.' The girl's eyes arc
all right, but why in thunder didn't he
say they were china blue or SANGER blue
or sky blue. and not keep people out of
their beds hunting up his fool compari-
sonsY'
Don't swear. Jepths." said Mrs.
Jones, ''if Il hadn't been for that we'd
never know the color Of . perivinkls."
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Nothing eau be gained by the Grand
Rapids improvement board by imtst-
ing the policy pursued By the beard Of
trade in excluding representatives of
the press from tire meetings called to
discuss ways and nassns to attract man
ufactGrcs TO this city. Reporters are
quite 80 loyal 10 the best interests of
shs city a. other citizens. and surely
the editors vii cutter No details Of
pending negotiations TO be made pub
he uniess il shall De for the benefit OF
the city. The newspapers DO not desire
10 pry into private affairs, but when
msttsrs Of public interest are being dis
eussed sy . pnhiie body, representing
the public. they desire 10 have the
priviiegs Of being represented. The
newspapers stand ready 70 snlist pubic
interest and puelic enterprise for the
welfare Of the Tty. There q net .
paper n The city but that viii extend
n the Improvement Board, or any
other pusiie body, shs free use Of ia
soiusas 20 maks kno.n its
slnis, purposes sns objects 80
FAR - they sfset the publie.
IL 10 passing ssfsngs that pabl1c
bodies wia refuse 70 rely upon tae
Judgment Of reporters snd edisoFs
~hese ehi-fess AIM u to rspors
ssa pustsh leg tiaste news Tks
present status az shs Imsrs-smsn,
kssrd 10 aue slnnsxs snnrsiy o. shs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Incipient presidential booms are now
the order of the day in politics. They
spring up like mushrooms today and
disappear like fog before the sun to-
morrow. There 10, however. something
substantial IN the combination which
includes Alger as the legitimate success
sor TO Blaine. 1t 10 well understood
that General Alger has but one choice
for the nomination, and that choice
Is Blaine. But there are grave appre-
tensions that no matter now willing
the spirit of the Secretary of State may
be, the flesh is too weak to Withstand
the strain of heated campaign. Olher
considerations are urged against tho
candidacy OF Blaine, the most conspicu-
Gus one being that he could not, from
spolitical standpoint, afford to be dis
loyal to President Harrison. nor to en-
ter the race against him. These reas-
ons may have weight with Blaine later
on, and his most intimate friends rep
resent that at the proper time he Will
write letter declining 70 be acandidate.
IL he shall do this the race will resolve
itself into HARRISON against the field,
with Alger well to the 'front.' One thing
is certain and that Is that Blalne's
friends are not for HarrisoD Are they
strong enough to defeat him and nomi-
nate their man7 Ii so, Russell A. Alger
stands nearer to the presidential sue
cesson than any man in America.
General Aiger IL al siniable man, one
whom every other man who grows to
know him Is compelled TO like. lie
has an unassailable record a. .
soldier, an enviabls one -
the governor OF this state.
His fortune was smassed by honorable
business methods and he dispense .
from his abundance 70 the poor
with unsparing hand. Not gifted
with the grace and polish
Of the trained orator. but the simple
candor and honesty of his public utter
ances are freighsed with sloqusncs.
Hs Is typical American gentleman
and in the office of chief executive of
the nation would prove TO be . CON-
mandi1g figure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
IA<ys ssl BE- sssy jjsrrs<s today
slGa ssufA taas.


There IL . general aiscusslon OF the
'ssEAnk" question now On in the news
papers and that peculiarly American
gssius is rscsving more attention from
the editors than hs would seem 70 be
entitled q. Ia lice with the arguments
ego, the Jackson Patriot very forclbiy
ssys that American society has gone
daft 90 the subject OF brain cultivation.
IL takes the children at Ave years old
and puts them through . course OF
training that Is unnatural In all re-
spects, often evertaxiug the immature
brains and developing tbs nervous or
ganizAtion ~ the expense Of phyalcal
health and strength. Many OF these
persons live morbid and useless lives.
Under the methods ia vogue 1t must be
expected that there will be, At all times,
. number OF persons IN crowded com
muni,Ies whose m nds are wavering be-
tween ssnity or ins&nity. From this
elaat so-eailed franks. or 'mzn.acal
sssasslns' - one writer calls them, are
mainly recruited. .onging for wealth.
or social display. AZ : educated to lives
OF idlene.s so far as manual labor Is
concerned, society by its false ideals
aud methods has ruined them. Their
minds are abn0Fmaliy active and are
quick 70 seize upon Any inc,den out OF
the ordinary course OF Affairs and apply
u TO their own condition. For the
most part in needy circumstances, de-
pendent upon the labor Of others for q
living. noticing the inequalities Of con-
dition and seeing everywhere prosper
Gus vice and needy virtue. the relief OF
their own circumstances comes upper
most, and moral and material consid-
erat.ons become hopclessly confused.
Society has unwisely educated them
away from honest LABOR, and they re-
pay il for It's mistaken efforts by plung-
ing into vice or becoming Its dsngerou.
enemies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Many newspAp efs discuss the recent
accident in Chicago whsrein two girls
sers killed IN . collision between =
street car and railway tram ~ if the
fatality was remarkable and unparai-
led. Hardly day passes on. some IN
fortunate 10 crushed to death beneath
tho cruel wheels OF chieago's cab lie
cara and only IN case Of double dea tn
or triple tragedy is the matter thought
10 be Of more importance than to be
worth single head IN an obscure cor
ner Of the great dsilies of that great
city. The accident mentioned. how
ever, was little out Of the order of
such Chicago episodes and in comment
ing upon the falliblity Of hu-
man agencies in guarding against
disaster and death on the street
care the Detroit News says:
There were three different men whose
separate and individual duty it Was to
guard the safety OF thatcar. TWAS the
gste-tender's business 10 keep the gate
closed when the train was approaching.
1t Was the conductors business to step
forward and survey the track in both
directions. The drivers business was
TO put no wheel of the Cal
upon the track before be-
coming sure no train WAS in sight
II human life cannot safely be en-
trusted 20 three moral agents acting
independently, any one of whom, if he
did his duty, was bar against acci
dent, it follows that accident Is ab-
solGtly npreventable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Mrs. Singerly-Whxt made your hus-
band so angry this morning. was look
ing out Of my window and saw hsIa slam
the door behind him when he went out
Mrs. Winterble~m-Why, you see, he
received IL the mail . bill from his tailor
which he has been getting regularly for
several months-
Mrs. Singerly-Why. then. should that
make him so angry
Mrs. Wiuterbloom funeanly) - Well
the fact is. In the same mail wss little
memorandum from my dressmaker.-
Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
A wild Guess.

Ny odd little friend. Roy Csegor. 50
often surprises us with quantity worded
remarks that I am once in awhile Of
the opinion that some OF his ancestors
were Of the "rale ould Irish shtock.'
and that he has inherited their talent
for making what We call Irish balls. F"
None but an Irishman could gravely as
sert that ice cream Ia baked in cold
Oven. and II this reply of Roy's TO qacs-
ticn Is not a genuine Irish ball, | am at
q los to give ~ name.
Roy" said his mother. "this can't Be
you stocking. Yours had hole in 1t
when you came home from school"
"Yes. mamma" said Icy. after q mo-
mcat's study. but the hole Is wored
out. guess. "-Harper's Young PEOPLE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
ELECTRICITY IN THE AWNING
Two Men Badly Shocked by Cunen, al
Newburg. N. Y.

NEwErRe, y. Y, Jan. l6.-Scott Bet
terton, employed in the grocery store
of James Mctiinn at Fisnkill, while
standing in front Of the store Thursday
afternoon placed bic hand on the avn
ing iron and received such . severe
electric shock that be WAS unable to let
go. He called for assistance and Will
liam Hutchinson FASTENED to his aid
Hutchinson graspsd Betterton's wrist
aud received shock VIII en- felled him
to the sidewalk. Immediately recover
ing himself he made another attempt
bat instead of seizing Beiterton's wrist
again ns lifted HE feet from the
ground. This broke the circuit. caused
Befterson's grip to relsx and let him
fail. He struck heavily upon the
stone tagging aud received . severe
cut. which rendered nm unconscious.
The exatemsnt aud fright caused .
younger employe OF the store to faint
Dr.. Kitteriigs dressed the wound and
yesterday Bettefton was reported 10 he
doing well. The awning iron was
ohsrEet With electricity by coming In
censAes with the slecire light wires.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
BLAINE AND HIS DUTY.
The New York Tribune Gives Him Its
Fatherly Advice.

Fatherly Advice.
NEW York, Jan. 16.-The Tribune
says editorially: "The remark 10 often
heard "that Mr.. Blaine ought not to DO
candidate while secretary of state
under President Harrison" This,
when examined. is a somewhat absurd
view. If the people desire = man 1t
makes no difference what station of
lite he Is holding. They have the right
to ask him to serve them. II y men,
Der of the cabinet should be . candi-
date it will Do purely person question
between him and the president
whether he should remain In
Office or not. The question does not
in the least affect his right to candi-
dacy. 1t is one TO DO settled by the
president alone, or BY the president and
himself. In 1852. when Mr.. Webster
was secretary OF state under President
Fillmore, both gentlemen were candi-
dates before the national wing convcn-
ton at Baltimore, and had very stub.
born contest. In the end, after q great
number OF ballots, General Scott was
nominated. Mr.. Fillmore, receiving
many more votes than Mr.. Webster,
was seriously weakened by Mr.. Web
ster's candidacy. But MIR. Web
eter continued 70 be- secretary Of
state under Mr.. Fillmore, and
90 far as the public knew, with cordial
relations until his death, five months
afterward. After the citation of this
precedent nothing should be heard of
the improperly of member of the
cabinet running for the presidency.
We have no knowledge as 70 whether
Mr.. Blame intends TO be . candidate or
TO withdraw. His perfect right under
the circumstances 70 do either, must be
conceded. His continued retention Of
the state department Is another and Is
purely TO be settled BY the president or
by his own resignation IL be finds him.
self IN any wise embarrassed BY remain
ing secretary of state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

he (at the Van Twiller reception
Excuse me. my dear madam, but while
you were in the reception room you got
q spot on your dress.
Mrs. Winterbloom-Doar me. I won
der how | did II?
Hell don't know how you managed
it. but producing a small box) if you
will allow me, madam. l will show you
how it can readily be removed by means
of my lightning eradicator.-Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

CARDINAL GIBBONS in note to Gen.
eral tombstone urges the latter TO do
all in his power to prevent the e1tcu-
sen of the Louisians Lottery charter.
IL Cardinsl Gibbons would urge many
of the members of his churches to de-
cline TO purchase the tickets Of the giant
octopus 1t would seek no extension Of
ix charter. The lottery lives because
the people feed into its nav their hard
earned dollars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Iosfs. Jsa. ie.-Pfobase Judge A. ".
wdssit nae the sympasay Of oil today.
Mes. Nlllsts died thss forenoon after a
short alase sfaee "Wednesday. safer
iss ffasa pnsauonis. she ~as horn Ia
ssasnasss csonty, y. y, IA 1891. aud
vss married IN 1917. Ihs hussaud and
three daughters rensaiu.
The wiiliams Msnafsetaftng eam-
pany hss been purchased BY ufsss Nh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

EpwAnD EeGLEsros gives 70 the rea4.
eTs of TIE HERALp for the hrst time 70
any person Or paper the circumstances
which inspired him TO write that mas
terpiecc oil dialect stories, "Iae HooAez
Schooim AxteFss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

HlLL's friends opsaiy Assert that be
Is . candidate for the presidency. Hilps
friends are very kind 70 settle this
vesed question. 1t was innocen;is
Supposed ey the uninitlzted that ne WA
breaking bis neck 70 nominate Grover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Nav IoEk. Jan. i6.-fhe citizens'
oAnk of Norfork, Va, obtalne4 Al at
taebms ns today IN the supreme court
against property ia thls city bSiougiug
q Joseph Ii. Coats d Co., eeiloa zeal
srs. OF Philadelphia, Pa, for Sal, 7ee on
: demand note dated January Is. lss2-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Jins,-I was simply sstouneed - .
doctors bill the other day.
Filkins-You needn't have been; tAsy
usually run up INTO the thousands.
Jinks-yee. but this one amounted to
. SeIaAr and City csntA--Eew York Her
al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

REPRESENTATIVE HoLaAv's empty
resolution directed against land grants
and SUBSIDIES has been duly passed by
the house. It is very like moving to
adjourn before . body IL called to
order. IT will be time enough 10 vote
down suea measures when they are
Submitted for vote. Even eengrsss
csa pass ally resolution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Abbas Pasha, the successor Of Tewhk
Pasha, as khedive of Egypt is young
lad but yet well advanced in his teens.
A correspondent in discussing tho prob
abilities in future fol Egypt says with
emphasis that vast importance attaches
to the disposition aud policy OF
the youthful Abbas Pasha, vino
has been 90 suddenly elevated
to the position OF khedive of the
land where flows the Nile. Whether
the young man, who 10 now only
eighteen years of age, has yet reached
a maturity of mind sufficient to have q
policy Of his own remains to 10 seen.
Ii he tabmits to the pAternal authority
Of philauthropic John Bull all will 60
we'll, perhaps. but should no evince .
disposition to shape the destinies OF
Egypt af his own adolescent mind
France and Russia may be counted
upon to give HIM encouragement and
perhaps, active support, and then the
long explosion of the pow
der magazine! He Was enthroned yes
terday with pomp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

PRINCE ALBERT VIcToR's funeral will
not be held until Wednesday of this
week. Ii will be an impoAng ceremony,
tatsnded with all the trappings of royal
grief. The funeral pageant will pass
through London on its way to Windsor
the place of burial. The demonstra-
items of respect for the deceased will be
more general than when he was alive.
lie will be soon forgotten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

ten in one phrase. Geuid and GOLD,
Aad that 10 what Jay Is soou." Al ths
present time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

FREpDTB GEBHsED. who made such a
spsuswe IN New York swell society .
iew years ago as the pet Of Lily lang
try, VII take . course OF treatment at
the Keeiey institute 10 ses the WHISKY
eat 81 bin. II when Re shall act TIE
WHISKY oat be can prevail upon ksessy
70 iajscs brsns into his "sasax esaopy"
be may bs sonsth.sg more lss . man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

ANS Of ID. c. CrookshAak Who ou(od
bali Interest, aud viii % conducted
andsr sls former name
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

PHILOSOPHERS Of New York's Sorosis
some time since held . symposium on
"How to Manage Husbands" The
women submitted many plans during
the debate, but the unbridled tongue
and broomstick cut no figure in their
profound discussions. From this il may
be concluded that until . moro scisn-
tIic, not to say esthetic system of hus-
band management shall be discovered
and approved IS expedient the two an
Gent and honorable weapons men,
toned will be continued in use TO sub.
due the recalcitrant and fractions
sterner halves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

SIR JOHN FROST visited the regions of
the northwest during the week just
closed. The coal dealers were made
happy by his call, but the coal con-
sumers we're not conyulsed with Joy.
He also skipped over the Sierras and
nipped the buds in southern California,
doing great damage to the crops. He
has not been forgetful of Michigan,
but Sir John 10 always welcome here,
provided he 10 not too demonstrative.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

Manager oessy -lAl heve ~ erhlbs-
ton nert week NJ. Jerry Cfcnlsy.
iaaa ~ho.so prolonx life. actually hsngs
himself . dexsn tinnes dsy. M.
s5rsusisy Tor TIE psst seven years hss
been saffsrsns from rsfsiysls. snd ire
banging presses IL the oasy rslssf he
has ever aad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY


BApttst
Fouptzin strees-J l. gsckson. D. p Pas
ter. Ne Il lanpbeI flxoe. eeryicsa ~ = n
and ! 3 n. sAnG&y sekosi. 4 ". Ms. Sres
eey, SQgt-. ne. sis feuaiAan stFeet
seeeea. esrner Geld ssd CAilisfnis-A eesrt
ca Ara sAstss Ne, IN sss.ss ssss
meetirr sfepn Sunday scheel at nssa. J.
L. Bod sell. Supt. Ne lIx Ssld street..
Messiah BAPTIST Ne. lie ksisNsrth a.enu<--
JOAN heSkax. s<tiEs PaStsf. No lie y rfes
pcet services al 10 a. asa N. eencay
se1sa, 81 y N. Lsu w. hASeT. eapt. Ne -
kCnssa street
Calvary b&stist church. csrser Ieais street
"a sash ,ssY sas
N. Y. p 5. c. +. a. y m sunday echeol q
nsen. Jo6n 4 Chesay. Sept. Ae- sls eeeih
Div slen.
wea.fhy sssnus--Jshn Heritage. Dastsr. Ne.
IS last street osTstces. 3ess9 . ~ aad p M
Young peoDes meeting 81 m SuaaAy
sshsel ~ II ~. Scott CaTdy. Sapts Ne. n
Wealthy syeaae
Swedish Bsptist. corner Turner snd finn
strecgs-Henry keissn. pastor, Ne les faraer
street. services ~ $50 = - ana ] IA.
Young peoples meeting the nrsS Aad third
sunday Of each month ~ 5 N sunday
school al ssse N Andrew ewaneen. eupt.
No. Is Broadway.
Berean Aissson--cerasr North ceit avenue
ana laird stresf-k. B. LOOMS. Supt.. No. ieS
barclay street. sunday school ~ p IA
EasRnel Mi.sisn. celleee avenue; near hast
B,idge-W. L. SHEPPARD. Supt-, No. u kei
laxg street. sunday schesl II $50 -
Sixth W ard Baptist Ntssiep. nee heiling
service ia the WesieSsa Nethoaist church.
corner laraeT ana Crosby StreetS-W. N.
Rowe. Supl-. No. la n. Prospect street. STA
day school ~ 5p N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

The importance 8. purifying szfs bass1 cen
sot Ne e~eresssnstet, Ger withcuf pure
hAcas yon exnnos sr,rT god bex'fh
At this se<>us nssTfs evers ere peees .
ece1 rse1scire 70 purity. vftslszs, sne er-irh
sAe hscsa. sn< Hoods sarrspsriils h wsrsky
vnpr esrsf6snce. II n pscofixr IN t,sxt Il
ssrsnr:ssus and sellas ~ the sysern, cr>st~s
On zrPefste. zss torres ne ssess:ssn, ~fllls
3 eyzAiezs>s dsssnse. Give q trial
foods sarsspzrfiis is sesd tis al a-uxrles
prerzre1 By c. l. Hood q Co, fc~eH Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17
OFFERINGS 10 The ORPHANS.

The annual report OF the 81. Johns
Orphan Asylum. East Leonard street.
Grand Rapids, Mich, 10 IS follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

roung Insw1n--well, sir. begin the
nsw year entirely cut Of debt.
YeuHs DE Trer-Yea don't say sol
"Yss. ma, OF coarse had 10 borrow
nsn~y 70 A. II, bat I'm hound e square
ap snee IN awhile. Medina Gtss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-17

NFw Yenx's sfsck market 10 10.
pFesesd hecsase Il II anesrtsia what
Jar eenld a About. Thers seed -
BE- no depression ga he score. far The
vhess fsSsfs Of TIE MAS lfs 10 sns.