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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
GnrrsHpannsus
A CITY ITEMS.

The weather is very favorable for gard
eners.
The steamer John r.. Hugo is on the
docks for repairs.
The Usage river is still running swift
Mr.. j. P. Coyle and others caught q
great many fence rails that floated down
the river from the Maries.
Mr.. and Mrs. lily. Pope went fishing
Sunday evening at Rising Creek.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
ZION ITEMS.

Tho ,orn,or, aIl hnsv piantino corn
-,
Nv p''se"'
The young people Of Zion all met at
Mr.. seidle's last Sunday and had a pleas
ant time
Two gentlemen arrived mere recently
from Europe Mr., George Miller ana
Mr.. John Eberhardt. The former Is
working for MIR. John Nieghorn-
-. W.
lseV' senwerman aHu mum ieis WV
neaday Ior %. Lou. anu OnicAso On
visit to friends and relatives 11
n. to,gs Sanders ~ HaFdscran6le.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Humphreys Veterinary Specifies
are now used on the stock farm OF
Gov. Stanford, the home OF Sunol,
Arion, Palo Alto, etc. This com
pletes tie list Of prominent stock
owners who have adopted the use OF
Humphreys Veterinary specifics.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
TUESDAY.

The county court continued maxi
ing settlements with the road over
seers. About one-half Of the over.
seers have reported, but all Of them
will be in before the last Of the week.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
sneciaIo Offer.

As a special ndpccment to new
suhsoribers, we will send The STATE
REPuRLIoAs,' until after the election
in November, for so cts. All the
National, State and County news will
be given 10 full,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
General Conference M. E.
Church..

AT OMAN, Neb., May l., 1892.
For the above named occasion the
Missouri Pacific railway will sell
tickets at the rate of one fare (St0,40)
for the round trip. Tickets will be
on sale April p, 20 and 20 and good
for return passage up to and includ-
ing June /, 1892. JNo. j.. CHURCH,
Agent.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
Soda Fountain for sale. address,
IT.. z. ANDRAE.

1t is a truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs the cure
is the best. De Wits Little Early
Risers are the smallest pills, will per-
form the cure and are the best.
a. BRANDRNBERGER.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
0nera Honse.

On Friday evening, May 6, Mrs.
Goodwin's concert at the opera house
viii. please all who enjoy vocrl music
Of a high order. Reserved seats at
Monnig's without extra charge.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

We truly believe De Wits Little
Early Risers to be the most natural
most effective, most prompt and
economical pill for billiousness, indi-
gestion and inactive liver.
A. BRAHDENBER0ER.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

are demanded Dy iHe peopie'
ri. uo,ao ,.d,os =, tho ,he citv
.ra tsiking ~ aivino a lean.vear marty.
s.a.,s Alo.d.y Ma M
rAdam RhitAel has received tho CON
tFaot for supplying the government
WORKS WIN uheS''
osps v;nS ihe aoyernment
.raos ~, srooos,ns dnr.
mens worN, NV H."
'"s 'n' nay
The Young ladies Of the Baptist
church will give an ice cream and
strawberry festival in the church par.
lors next Tuesday evening.
A fue was burned out at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Scott, on Monroe
street.. near tie depot this evening.
No other damaQe was done.
Jim Gutey was brought oack to'
day from Montrose on a sta.e WAR
rant, charging him with robbery 10
after n preliminary examination was
set free
s~so,inn ~ ,Sis' o;,v lime 3
Hnons aoo 81 tho Il aiding
snu oStha ~ ~ Missonri VIII
VAshs
be present
49,.
Cherry Pectoral mas peen the most;
popular cough remedy IN lne worla
Tae constantly increasing uemahu
for this remedy proves ITO DC .he
very best speclnc ior cold coughs,
and all diseases OF the 'nroat anu
lungs
Tbe oanital ci,y Gun clnh was re.
-orosantedo ~ Inc stote shoot In Kansas
civ .IB;s wool hv Col w q Dali
meyer
anu o'"ntod ,;ca nre.idont ~
.saass,;a
Mrs. l.. r. Patton, Rockford, Ill,
writes: '.From personal experience /
can recommend DE Wlles oarsapa;
rlla, a cure iei impure oloou n
Rcnerald eblllty.' a bRANpENBERdER.
Inc silssouii ue'egates u Tue va
uonM assoc.a'IUn, "'e
meets AZ San rrshc'scI way ~ -
Fn' nave char,sreu Fuinnan "a. ~
which sney wiz maHe sne roSnu p
ial train, which leaves st. Louis at y
p. m. Monday night over the Santc
Fe route
The tribune Company mas pur,
chased a ne" NOOK press anu ms also
contracted LOT oriek TOT a ne" Ss,oLl
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
Newspaper Law.

SEC. 2. II a person orders. his paper
discontinued he must pay all arrearagee,
until payment il made. and collect the whole
amount, whether II II taken from the office
OF not. There can DO no legal discontinue
anee until the payment is made. 4.
SKc. 8. The courts have decided that re-
funing to take a newspaper or periodical
from the postofice, or removing and leaving
them uncalledfor isprlma facia evidence OF
intentional fraud. ?
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

George Raithel, who has been in
Mr.. Brandenberger's drug store the
past year, left yesterday to take a
position with w, w Thornton, drug
gist, of st. Louis
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
County Court.


The county court court convened
with Judges Schell, Taylor and Holl-
rah all present.
Several petitions for new roads and
changes were presented.
Settlements were made were made
with road oyerseers as follows:
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Hays, who re
Gently sold their residence on Jackson
street, TO Mr.. John II. Green, have
taken apartments at the Madison
house for the summer.
Mr.. W. X. Bradbury, flrmerly Of
this city, is chief clerk to the treas
urer of Kansas City. The place is a
good one. The salary being on a scale
commensurate with the responsibility
attached.
The Hon. A. w. Florea. Of Noda-
way county, spe aker pro tenn. Of the
House Of Representatives aud candi-
date for the democratic nomination
for Lieutenant-G Governor, vas in the
city yesterday. Mr.. fioiea was one
Of jefferson City's must staunch
supporters in her fight with Sedalia
oyer the question OF the capital re-
movaI and his action in that matter
made him many friends in this city
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
CITY Council.

The first regular meeting Of the
new city council was held Monday
evening.
The board Of health and the
board of fire wardens were elected for
the ensuing year, as follows;
Board of Health-Messrs. Harding,
Shoup, Geo. Forth and OvermanD.
Fire Wardens-Messrs. Brother
ton, Meyers, Sarman and Jos. Forth.
The council authorized the treas
urer to advertise for four Of the out
standing bonds Of the denomination
Of 5000 for pancellatlon The Total
outlay for calling and canceling the
bonds must not exceed $4,000.
The report Of the finance com
mittee for the month Of April Is as
fnlInuC , 49, =
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
RuckIen,s Arnica salve

The best salve 10 the woi Id for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever,
sores ,tetter, chapped hands, ehilblains,
corns and all skin erupHons, and pOsit-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refgnded Hri6e % cents per
boy. F0rsale by a. Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

~ sLAck.DRAuaHT tea cures Constipation.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Gov. and Mrs. DAVID II. Francis
left for st. Louis on the afternoon
train to-day.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05
PERSONAL.

Col. W. @. Dallmeyer returned from
Kansas City to-day.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

That dwell in lovely woman.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-05-05

Mr.. T. NJ. Bradbury returned from
North Missouri on the afternoon train
to-day.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23
TWO OLD Crows.

Two old crows contributions sat pereh'd upon =
And an their talk IuguDriouz was overheard
said one Cd crow to t'other. and doieful dropp'd
Things aren't as they ps'd to bel Cav, cav,
caWit
Said tOsher crow to this crow; There's the
Things Eot worse 5zS and uaizeder every mortal
New corn is mo,dy on The stalk. It sOurz IL my
Alas, Ths -worlGz degeHeratsI cav. cav. cavi"
Said This crow to t'Other crow when you and
6Weeter Tar than mocE-ng Dtrd5-uo crows so
IsutnoTg the lines are out OF Joint crows threats
BrondGi5is. s5tElaa or Ia grtppet cav. cav
Said t'other crow to this crow 'Alas. aaay,
We never see white crow now. ev'ry crow IS
Crows as white as daisies are, were plentiful as
Oh. dear, what are we coming toll cav. cav,
cawi"
said this crow TO t'other crow; "Tho great
Grow o7atory. zlalesmsnahip. and virtue too
we've fallen on an evil day. O crow S buta jack
We have no crows of genius aowi Cav. cav.
cs.vl"
sasd t'other crow to this crow; Suppose we
An. would that the whole race of crows were as
Then those crows went sailing OF, till I no long
Tho aappiag of their wings, but heard: "Caw,
r. j. Roberts. In Brooklyn Life
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BENSON'S DEED.
Desperate Deed of the Murderer Of
Mrs lIstmau-
Ho FIRST Makes a lEurdsrouz Attack on ma
Guard aEd Then Fatally staus Him
HsIE-Ths Terrible II "a OF
. EEaud-

LEAvESyvoRrH, Kan, Dec lB.-No
Whitechapel deud ever committed a
crime more cruel or revolving than that
of Charles A Benson. when on the
night Of March % he shot Mrs Theresa
MeuLmau on the military reservation at
Fort Leavenworth, dizmembersd her
body with saw, placed the pieces in
sacks and threw them into the Missouri
river. Anarc hist Liugg displayed no
more disregard for physical suffering.
contrived no more cunuiugly at his own
death or showed more real nerve in the
execution
Benson died in the jail at Leaveu-
worth at 1920 o'clock last evening from
the effects of knife wounds inflicted by
his own hands. This, after a murder
Gus assault upon his day guard, Capt
j. w Morgan. Beuson's end of life
was as peaceful as the past few years
had been stormy. He had been placed
under the influence of chlorotorm that
his wounds might be examined aud
treated and he never regained conscious
ness
since the United States supreme
court some ten days ago affirmed the
decision of the lower court and declared
that Benson should hang he had been
confined In room apart from other
prisoners and had been under guard
night and day. Yesterday morning at Q
o'clock Capt Morgan relieved Night
Guard w. j. Powell Benson displayed
no unusual excitement at that time A
few minutes later he grew restless He
was standing by the door when Morgan
noticed his change in manner asked
him what the matter was and started
toward him. The little murderer then
turned upon his keeper with the ferocity
Of "a tiger, knocked him down. stamped
upon his head inhictiug serious
wounds, and finally attempted to
smother him with "a blanket
Morgan yelled for mercy and Benson
finally desisted- Trusty Rand, on the
floor below heard Morgan's half-smoth-
cred yell He at first thought it was
the lowing of Sheriff FlOra's COW in the
yard. Then the sounds grew more dis
tiuct and Rand and Deputy Howard
rushed up stairs. Benson heard them
coming ana cried out the wooden door
separating them: 'II kill the first
man who comes iu here"
The murderer was then Overpowered
and DR.. Lane sent for. 1t was not then
known that he had stabbed himself,
but ne declared that he had taken poi
son and would soon be dead.
Dr. Lane walked up to the man and
hastily opened mis- vest and shirt, lay
ing bare the skin. Then were revealed
two knife wounds, just below the lower
rib and to the left of the center line.
They were each about three-f1urths of
an inch broad, and both penetrated to
the wall of the stomach. They
were made with an old butcher
knife which Benson had secured
and secreted in the lining OF
his shoe They We're made after the
assault upon Morgan and before sheriff
Flora entered the room Shortly after
IL o'clock the surgeon placed Benson
under the influence of chIoroform,
opened his stomach and began AN exc
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23
ALARMING FIRE

The HurEIus Cracker Factory at Euusus
city Destroyed by Fire Panic Amo fr
the Girls In the ESTABLISHING
KANSAS CITY, Mo- Dec. 16.-The
Huggins factory of the American Bis
cult Manufacturing Co, 1055-dI St
Louis avenue, was destroyed 10y fire
last night with "a loss of $40, 900 on the
building and $3.50 900 on the contents
At 0;O5 o'clock an alarm was turned
in and simultaneously there followed a
scene OF the widest confusion aud con-
sternution. Since July the factory
has been running at night and when
the alarm was sounded last night there
were about sixty girls and women and
as many men and boys at work in the
different departments Of the establish
meuL About half OF this NUM-
Der, principally young women and
girls, were on the second floor.
Meantime the flames had reached the
second floor, used for storage pur-
poses, and We're fast cuveIopiuE
its contents. On this floor q mum Der of
women and children We're employed I'm
packing candles. They, as well as
those employed on the floor above,
rushed wildly to the ground floor.
When the excitement was at its height,
and those who had been attracted to
the spot began to consider some means
of rescue, the rear door of the ground
floor was broken open by the sheer
force of the pressure of the women
against it, who had packed themselves
like sardincs on the inside. No
sooner was q means of exit discovered
than about sixty women and girls,
frightened until many of them were
pallid and speeches, rushed into a
narrow alley, forced a way through the
rear door of Louis RobidouE's saloon,
fronting at 1888 Union avenue, and ran
into the street A means of escape dis
covered, the building was soon emptied,
and none Of the employees suffered any
actual injury Many, however, who
were at work ia the candy departing mt
escaped with only their shop clothes,
being forced to leave their better gar
rrrnuHf- IN the FTnrnae
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Eric was right. On the evening of
the ball he and AlOnzo sought the pal
ace together. They entered the great
room a little before ten o'clock.
Here the entire assembled court were
waiting, and presently to @ golden clash
of music from the orchestra on an up
per balcony mufled in choice living
flowers, tho king entered with the
princess of Brindisi on his arm. It was
4 sight of extreme splendor. Tho enor-
nous ROOM tapestried in gold and white,
and hung with mirrors of huge size that
redupicated the chandeliers In endless
gEttering vistas. had been profusely
adorned with roses, lilies and orchids
from the royal lighthouses. The Sal
tFavian mobiles all wore their uniforms,
and between the many beautiful Indies
who were their wives q sumptuou5
kind of rivalry was tonight manifest,
each one wishing, as it would seem, to
eclipse the other in the glory of her
jewels But there were two ladies
present who OutshOne them su, and
these were the princess herself and her
cherished ward, Blanca d'Este. The
mother Of Clarirnond was literally
mailed in gems Her stomacher and
corselet of mingled rubies and diamonds
blazeds as the light caught them, with
vivid and luxurious fires. Her hair was
oversprinizled with brlliants and her
Possessing so much natural presence
and carriage, she looked more than
merely regal Her worst foes land there
We're two or three Of these who now
gazed at her with the most aminble de
meanors) must have granted that she
was altogether magnificent
With Blanca d'Este it was quite an
/ opposite effair- She, too, was mag
nificent, but IN a way that became her
naaidenhood and her youth. "A collar
Of pearls five rows deep euuirt her
throat and these. with a cluster At her
breast Of sapphires, diamonds and other
| stones, in imitation OF q spray Of flow
ers, were the only jewels thatshe wore.
But <he pearls had belonged to her an
cestresss Mary of AIodena, queen OF
England and hence were not only SUI
perb but historic besides. As for the
unatehless bouquet it was owned by her
mother, was famous throughout Europs
and worth a handsome fortune in itself
The princess having begged Bisnes's
mother By letter to permit the gil to
wear It on this special occasion. Il had
oeen sent trom italy under the guar
a1sasllip Of I've trusted men. who now
lsslasd Il ems o tls halls of the paIecs
asaa s5eaia Fscairs ths EiaFleus baahls
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But if anything happens, Lonzs L
pledge you my word that Will happeni
The king has done far more audacious
things already than marry an American
girl. As for n mOrganatic marriage"
Course a morganatic marriage!" cried
Alonzo. If lac tried that, and she CON
scented, I'd put n bullet through his
brain though they hung me ten minutes
afterward-"
'sThey don't hang here; they guillo-
tine" said Eric, calmly Its much
neater, in a way. But you needn't covet
any such poetic fate. Clarimond loathcs
morganatic unions, has more than once
told me. Lonz, Louzl you know him
too well by this time for such kind of
talk! Here you are, rich, through his
generosity, and you talk OF him as If he
We're some common cad"
III resign my POsitionI' quavered
Alonzo, with both hands olenehed at his
side III 60 to starvation, if you
please-"
Don't. Go to the ball first"
"I'n send him my resignation this
very dayl"
wait until the ball is over"
Course the baE!'
You're cursing everything, it strikes
me, in the most proniscuOus manner"
''Forgive me, Eric, but I can't help it. IS
''YOu can't help it, dear boy" said
Eric because your heart is almost
breaking in your breast!' He got up
from his char, and went straight to his
friend, putting his arms about his neck
| and kissing him q the forehead. 1t was
a very sweet and simple act, and it was
also one that brimuned with q beautiful,
/ spontaneous fraternity
Alonzo threw back his head, stared
| forIorHly at his companion, and then
| flung his head on Eric's broad, virile
| shoulder. A great, passionate turmoil
! OF tears fOllowed-the tears that men
| shed, and so tellingly seldom, and that
| are wrung, when shed at all, from deep
governed wells of their spirits.
Eric held him in his arms, not speak
/ ing a word only throbbing with the
! most humane sympathy. But mean
/ while his brain worked, and he thought,
/ with the bitterness and irony that Ger
| tain stern freaks of life will too often
1 wrench from us, whether we are oP-
! tinists, pessinists, or only @ part OF
| that huger throng which neither think
| nor feel too lzeenly. ''And brought
| him here for this! It's too devilishly
| bad! In way he was happy enough
| till he'd seen her again, and now it's all
| q tumult with him, a madness, a tor
| ture- But he'll stay FOR the bali. Hell
stay, just to see her again. And them
| God knows with what reckless force
| he'll fly straight in the face of his pres
| ent prosperity"
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PARIS, Dec 16.-kiug Eehanzin
writes that the negotiations which took
place at Cana resulted in the conclusion
of an agreement providing for the ces-
satiou of the war in return for the ces-
sion of the town of iEotouu TO the
French. Gen Dodds, the commando
OF the French forces operating against
the DahOmeyans- broke the agreement
however, and commenced his march 20
Abomey5 the capital Hchauziu adds
that thereupou he set IRE to A bgmey
and retired and that he is prepared 20
carry on a sauguinary guerrilla war
fare He concludes his letter 10y pro
posing TO cede Whydah TO the British
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

MA5HfcGIOEr Dec ia Lleeetl48 OF
the committee on ways and means ygas
held this morning % consider
the resolution Of Investigation into
the financial condition of the
treasure dspartueut The matter vvas
finally settled by the adoption Of O.
resolution, presented by 1r- Wilson.
OF West Virginia for an inquiry
by sub-committss to be com
posed Of five MEMBER consisting OF
chairman and four members appoint ted
by him This committee VIII be- an
nouueza by Chairman Springer b5ilr1
the boi5dzY udfuaruws1t
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no BE CONTINUED


The 'ice caves" the ssbIus grottoes~
and other natural freaks OF that nix are
completely laid in the shade bv the
Colorado Gave Of Spiders-" It IS situ-
ated near Buena Vista, in the state
named, and IS said to literally swarm
with spiders Of a curious species and OF
immense size. The Gave Of EuIdersH
was discovered An 1879. The webs
woven by the odd sEbterraneau species
Of aranea are said 20 be as strong as
ordinary button hole twist" and Of q
bright, shining yellow color.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

NEW YORK Dec lG--LecLsiou has
been rendered by the United States cir-
cult court of appeals ia the suit of the
Edison company against the Sawyer
Mann company granting the injunction
with the provision that the Edison COM
pany must supply lamps on reason
able terms to all Westinghouse plants
Installed before the decision OF the
court sustaining the patent and giving
the avyer-AIanu company leave 60 up-
ply TO the court 20 vacats or molify the
Injunction ia case of the refusal on the
part of the Edison company TO comply
with the pr0viso in any specific case
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

Mr. Simeon Duck Of Victoria. 3. c.,
IS a seventh son Of q seventh son In
1857 he left London on the seventh dny
OF the seventh month and arrived in
this country on the seventh day OF the
following month at seven o'clock iu the
morning Whon he put Up HIS name
for member OF the Bziash CoIum-
bla parliament he was elected By G. ma
3ority Of eEautIE seven Votea- At che
election following he Vva1 defzst=5 b.
ttsa-sa-ls aVslss-l a.ur1bz
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any case Of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls CaturEh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY q Co, Props, Toledo o
We, the uuderE gned, have known r j.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
him perfectly honorable ia all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obtgatiOng made by their firm
West & Jrua1E, vs. holssale Druggtstsi To
ledo, O, " aiding, Kinnan q Marvin W hole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Price, 55c per bet
tie. Sold by all Druggists Iesttmonials
frga
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

BoLsToS-'.L VIII take YOU down TO my
own fafl0Ts I know you can trust him ID
HuGblTd-.'TEat' not &C. What i want is
10 ana some one who will trust me- I'm ter
Ocean
SUPPOSE gave You hvs rabbits and
then another rubblu-h0W maEy rabbits
would you HuyeE' Seven "Eeveu How
DO yuu mako that OuLf' .IcgluEe I've @
rabbit o. ma ain 10 home Tho Alllou-
"OCU gardener would make @ good Villain
ia mc.gd rama" 'hHF sor. "Hasaus1
he is always laying CuH plots thEt amount
20 nothing il The end boston Gazette
stJESEIE, do you know what q racls is l''
t'A gs DO. ltl 5LFa DO You don o marry oar
new pas or 10 VIII De n Eui-l.l-l- ''-5 r1gl--yu
Life
81 WISH YOU would not take advantage Of
the rcla ti1uslip seemingly implied iu your
name 10 be so familiar said the hen 20 the
LaLClGt.-Waa uiuE-au Post