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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-21

person to discharge the duties OF e.. onice duran
SKc, z. The general assembly may proposg
Amendmsnts 70 this constitution by the votes or n
majority OF al tho members elected 70 each house.
such proportions for amendment shall be pub
ahed In ihe newspapers aud printed copies of then
shAll be sent by tae secretary OF state, with the
ther on With the yeas aud nays, 20 all tho town ana
city clerks In the state. Tho said propositons sha
be- by said clerks, inserted IL the warrants o.
notocs by thom issued, for warning the next blen-
Nal town. ward and district meetings In APRIL anu
the clerks shall read said propositions to n electors
when thus assembled, with the mes oil all ths
representative and senator's who -sn ha voted
thS con- with the yeas and nays. be:9 the election
OF senators and representatives snau Dc had, III
majority o. all the members elected 10 each mouse.
at raid Slennial meeting shall approve sny propo.
sition thus made the same shall be published and
submitted TO the electors In the mode provided Ia
the act OF approval and II then approved oy three.
thereon in to n ward ana district meetings. shan
become part OF the constitution OF the state,
SEC. 3. The general assembly may provide ps
law for the continuance In once OF any ofncers o.
election or appointment. until other persons are
qualified 10 take their places.
SEC, Q. This amendment shall take IN the con-
OF Artice Viii, "Of Elections Section OF Article
VII, OF the Executive Power" Sections and 0f
Article X, "Ot the judicial Power" Article MI !.
"Of Amendments" ana Section 10 OF Article lN ;
"Of the Legisla i've Power" and shall he deemed
10 be In amendment OF said several sections an
articles Provided that nothing herein conlaine
Officer now holding once by virtue OF Sections q
aud OF Article OF the constitution OF the state
The names OF all the members who voted thereon.
with the yeas and nays. are a. follows. w.;
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THE PAWTUxET VALLEY.
PAWTUXET.

Yesterday afternoon the annual meet
ing of the Mission Workers connected
with Trinity Chapel took place. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
Miss B. B. Smith. president; Mrs. George
Williams, vice president; Miss Lille
Thomas. secretary; Miss Nettie Sherman,
treasurer: Miss Smmins, Mrs. Henry
Randall and Mrs. Peleg Cornell. execu-
tive committee: Miss Sarah j. Armington,
musical committee.
The funeral services of Willie RYDER,
the young son OF Mr. aud Mrs. Albert
Ryder, of Edgewood were held mt his
parents residence yesterday afternoon,
the Rev. Samuel III. Webb, rector of
Christ Church, South Providence, offici-
ating.
The annual election of officers of the
vestry of Trinity Chapel was held last
evening. The officers were as follows
Senior warden, DIR. William J. Burge;
junior warden. William b. Rhodes; ves-
trymen, Dr. Burge, William Is. Rhodes,
Charles q. Bloomer, John c. GARDENERS,
Charles r. Glines. Avcril Barlow, Howard
a. Pearce, Charles G. Bloomer, Jr., and
Andrew White; treasurer, Howard "A.
-Peafee. -seeretary, Charles =. Gfincs; au-
diting committee, w. B. Rhodes and
Charles G.. Bloomer; hall committee, w.
H. Rhodes and Charles q. Bloomer; dele
yates To convention and convocation,
DR. Burge, w. B. Rhodes aud John G.
Gardiner; alternates, Averil Barlow, &. H..
Glines and Frank Bloomer; ushers, G.. T..
Glines aud Andrew Waite.
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LONSDALE.

Mrs. Sarah Deardon was found dead at
her home on Pleasant street in the new
village Tuesday afternoon. At 6:l5 Mr..
Deardon returned from his daily labor
The doors were unlocked but his wife was
missing and he Immediately began TO
search for her Going TO her sleeping
room he discovered her lying upon the
floor with her head resting against the
side of the bed. A basty examination
proved that she was dead and Medical
Examiner Garvin was notified. Death
was pronounced by him to have been
caused by an apoplectic stroke. Deceased
was IS years old and was well known by
the older residents of this village.
Dexter Angel and Leslie Blake left here
for Walfboro and Alton Bay on lake Win
nepesaukee, where they Intend to spend a
month I'm fishing for lake trout.
Tne regular meeting of the High School
Reading Circle was held last evening.
Regular meeting tonight OF Enterprise
Lodge. 6,4s5, /. o. o. f., M. U. Initiation.
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CENTRAL FALLS.

The past and present members Of the
Central Falls Temperance Cadets held n
grand reunion in Temperance Hall last
evening and the occasions will DO long re-
membered by all connected with IL. A
snmptuous banquet, prepared by Gelb g.
Norton, was first served in the lower hall at
the close OF which toasts were responded to-.
The assemblage then adjourned TO the up
per hall, where the grand ball was held.
The floor was under the direction Of Ber-
nard Cooney, assisted by Richard M.
Burns. The party broke up at an early
hour this morning.
About thirty or forty OF the Central
Falls Liquor Dealers Association went to
River View Park to-day aud enjoyed one
OF Cranston's excellent clambakes.
Perseverance, Lodge No. 0 held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening. One
candidate was initiated aud routine busi-
ness disposed of. The social program was
very good, though short. The readings Of
Robert Nelson were especially well re-
ccived. his humorous selections keeping
the audience in constant laughter from
beginning To end. The recitations OF Miss
Agnes Whitecross were excellent, and
heartily applauded. as were the solos of
Mr. Stone, who fairly convulsed his hear
ers in his character piece, Those Good
Old Times" Then came the auction Of
pounks, which netted good sum. Ice
cream was served by the ladies.
The Young ladies OF the Church OF the
Good Shepherd of Pleasant View held an
entcrtainment and sale last evening in
Coles hall, Central street. The enter
tainment consisted of vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations, &c, and was
followed by sale of fancy articles and
the serving OF refreshments.
Town Clerk Crawford was at Manville
and LIMERICK Tuesdty, aud to-day Mt
Lonsdale aud Saylesville, receiving appli-
cations for dog licenses. Applications
are coming in slowly.
In the District Court this morning one
man was fined SO and costs for drunken
ness, and man from Cumberland was
fined s. and costs for the same offence.
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wherefore the citizens Of the City OF Providence,
entitled 10 vote. are hereby notified and warned to
assemble In ward meetings, on the said 25th day Of
Akril "a { = s, iyi.owsn,s IT, r,i,i ,is,ro, =. r
on wickenden street. second District, at east end
OF Board OF Trade Building Market SQuare)
CoND WARD-First District, at the school
house on Meeting street lbetween North Main and
Benefit streets). Second District. at the ward room
" Third nGfsn WA wAkD~firs District a, No. 81 West
River street Second District. at the ward room on
Smith street Taird District, at No. $40 Branch
FOURTH wARD--First District. at the school
house on Fountain street. Second District. at No.
FIFTH wARD-Fkst District, at Hoppin Square
junction or Bassett and Elm streets Second Dis
trict II the ward room on Beacon avenue.
SIXTH w..RD- First District, at the ward room
on Public street. Second District, at No. 200 Thur
SEVENTH wARD-First District. at No. s.
spragne street. second District, at the ward room
EIGHTH wARD-Frst District, at northwest
corner OF Messer and Hudson streets. Second Dis
trict at the ward room on Harrison street
NINTH wAKD-First District, at northeast cor
ner OF knight and Grove streets Second District
at the ward room OIL alias street
TENTH WARD-First District, on Easterly side
of Florence street near Kossuth street second Dis
District, At No. 40 Smith street.
REPRESENTATIVES numbered 2, a5,e.7,s o.
10 and ~ 70 represent the City Of Providence In
the General Assembly.
Said ward meetings, as the law directs, shall be
kept open from sunrise at 45o O'Clock, A. NJ, until
Witness: WILLIAM Z. CLARKE.
City Clgrk.
Providence. April 10. 1892. aprl6-7t
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ARTICLE

SECTION 1. The Governor. Lieutenant-tiov
ernor, Secretary OF State. Attorney General Cen;
Be- elected bsennsav 81 the town, ward or district
meetings, to be held on the nrst "wednesday Vf
sSd q ass
ia sPs q % tAsl sieepi
after the ssid last Tuesday OF May. they shall hold
a ssS IA. sr a
cessors are qualified 70 act.
lng the adoption thereof, as provided by Article
ssc 3. In case eiecion Of the secretary Of state,
Attorney General. or General Treasurer should fail
The vacancy Or vacancies shall be ned by the gen.
ersl assembly in grand eommistes: from the tive two
Der % the votes q The elsctors or IN case % va
ssney IN either o. ssd oses rom G'nsr s 6e
governor shall appoint some person to MI the same
% na 81 sas ] also IN
ssnsrs s:;s%sy NAV ali the sans IN any manner
SEC a.. in case of vacancy in the once Of cover
nSs Scs ef rom 81 nj se sas the shall
oil the once OF governor and exerciss me power,
and % sn he once S
next biennial election.
pdsye ~ sss ns soa Ss once u as plane Be- de-
ssrs sly ,s.; rsS ss
Tor by majority Of ali the members elected 20 the
how Ss n. & ss osr soS
resolution shall not ee entcrsnsd At any othsr than
cer. and In defsus q TIE psssAss Thereof s ss,d
rom s ISs i @ SSs :hs Ss
found Ruilty of any Official misdensanor.
lo s. ;ss q : &C. f55S cc. %
ipssl, % serye q any ,odse q ths sugrsms ceor.
d tie nssi seDnisl n eecs,oa ~ on q public oiscsr and
provided. In cases ~ impeschmcnt. OF temporary
absence, or inability, the governor maj apfont q
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APPONAUG.

The band fair attracted large crowd of
people To Armory hall last evening. Re
lance band was assisted by the Living
ston band of East Greenwich, which dis
coursed some very fine music in the early
part of the evening. The contestants in
selling the largest number of tickets for
the different prizes were busily engaged
in disposiug OF their tickets. The numer-
Gus prizes To be given away at the close OF
the fair were on exhibition in the differ
ent parts of the hall. Dancing was an
enjoyable feature of the evening and the
pose, was well occupied until late hour.
The fair will continue two more evenings.
Major Charles G. Phelps. who has been
agreat sufferer for five years with erysip-
elias and "a complication of diseases, does
not improve with spring weather.
The NEWS will bc for safe every even
ing at Mrs. Almy Phillips.
Albert Williams, who has been confined
TO the house. Is able To be out again.
Capt. Samuel Jeucks and his force Of
workmen are busy putting the highways
In good repair.
Our village seems TO be coming to life
again after its usual winter sleep. a shoe
shop has been started. a beer manufac-
tory, a wheel right shop, aud Charles
Brown has erected "a blacksmith shop.
Business is boo ming.
Cyril r. Thornton, Is rather busy mt
this writing in obtaining suitable
teacher for the Grammar department of
the Public School. Miss Carrie Arnold
will take charge of the Primary depart
ment.
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CANVASS NOTICE

The Several Boards OF Canvassers will meet for
the purpose OF canvassing and correcting their
respective wnrd lists OF voters, on FRIDAY, April
22. 1852, a. 7;30 o'clock y. NJ, at the following
FIRST wARD--At the Ward Room on wickcnden
street.
SECOND wARD-At the Ward Room on North
THIRD WARD--At the Ward Room on Smith
street.
FOURTH wARD-At the School House on Foun-
tain street
FIFTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Beacon
Avenue.
SIXTH wARD-At the wardRoom on Public
ELEVENTH. 'sslEsSSENTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Oak
EIGHTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Har-
rison street.
ninth wARD-At the Wa d Room on Pallas
TENTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Atweli's
Avenue.
transfers 10 close at 500 O'Clock p. NJ
BY order OF the Charmen.
~ WILLIAM f. CLARKE,
ap1s-5t City Clerk.
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CHARlESTOWN.

An adjourned meeting of the Town
Council was held Monday, with all MEM
bers present The following were drawn
jurors To attend the May term: Manford
ID. Arnold, grand and Horace III. Bur
dick, Jr., aud Joseph l.. Browning. petit.
The request of the members of the Grand
Army and others that permission be
granted To remove the remains OF de
ceased soldiers buried in this town TO the
Soldiers Burying Ground WAS granted,
and Albert +. Hoxsie was appointed to
attend to the same. 1t was also voted TO
enlarge the Soldiers burying ground, aud
George G. Cross was appointed commit
tee TO fence the same.
Charles Holden was granted permission
to remove the remains of his father,
mother and wife to White Brook Gem
etery.
Samuel b. Hoxsie, Jr and Gideon PIG.
Hoxsie were authorized 10 work out their
highway taxes on the private way leading
to their farms.
The following highway lists for the sew
eral districts were up aud the following
sums appropriated: District No. l.,
s61. "a: No 2, s34.90; No. 3, s32. so; No. 4,
s36. So Ne s449 20; Net, SO 80; No. =
s53. 70; No. 8. s72.40; No. 0, Sl6.40; No. 10,
sci: No. IL. s57 10; No. 12, S3S.60; No. 10,
$40. 80; No. IA, slSS.s0 No. Is, 1890; No.
l6, so. 80; No. IL, $40. 40; No. Is, S5S. 40; No
10, S22. 30: No. 30, S24. 80; No. 81, SAG. 20; No.
22, s29.60; No. %, s23.6o; No. "a, $3.50; No.
25, $3.50
The following officers were elected: Dog
constable, Christopher j. Healy; bird
constables, A. A. Saunders, M. d., Henry
r. Burdick, Charles NJ. Burdick: apprais-
ers of damage done by dogs, James A.
Kenyon, Amos l.. Green, Benjamin f..
Crandall, Bowen Briggs, Charles Bur
dick, Jr., Edward c. Brown; commissioner
of wrecks, Welcome Ii. Foster.
In probate session an instrument In
writing purporting TO be the last will and
testament OF Celia Knowles, Stanton Ken
yon, was presented and read and referred
to first Monday in May with order OF no.
tice
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W0ONS0CKET,

The members Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church will tender reception TO
their new pastor. the Rev. John Oldham
and family. in the church vestry.
Bush fires were burning yesterday in
the woods skirtinx the Manville roa
The summer time table OF the street
railway went into effect to-day, wi IA half
hourly cars on Social street and hourly
cars TO Park avenue and North Main
street afternoons
The street railway station and Office Is
no more. The property and effects were
xsmovcd yesterday and the doors locked
1ne omce " now 81 uated an the mill
C1lce OF J. p. * r. X. Ray.
~ The railway company wished TO sublet
~ OF their station but the officials
would not permit ~.
The Social Band with the LIntitut Can.
allen and Division q. A. q. IT,. made 4
street parade last evening previous TO ths
lair In Music Hall
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His Recovery is Doubtful.

PrTTsFIELD, Mass, April 2i.-The man
found unconscious on tho railroad track
Tuesday has been identified as David
Nixon, OF Chicago, where he has broth
or who In a banker. Another brother Il
In the government employ at Washing
ton. HE condition is critical and bis re-
oovery not probable.
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49, IpJERTISEMENTS.
TnE .iry OF PKovIDkNC1.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

aon p sewers il the streets hsrslasfssr NAMED s-s
srdcton were on the Goth day OF March lsy-, .v-.
At toe once Of the city treasurer
In vinton street. from Asia street 10 Atweil's
In Prospect street, frcm Halsey street to Hidden
In Broad street. from Stewart street to Summer
n knight street. from summit I'm said street near
In Brownell street. from summit near Park street
In Woodland street. from Holden street to Park
In cranston street. from Bridsham street to Dodge
In Dodge and Cranston streets from summit In
sS ccefon from south street
Eddy street, from & TaIImsp p street to snip street
In Plenty street. from the summit inPsnty street
In Wilson street. from Fuller street to Gilmore
In Mcadcr street. from Almy street to HARNESS
point about one hundred ana snty feet no!tkeriy.
In .Gesler street. from vinton street to Knight
payment q the whole q any assessment & made
ium p per snna@ from the date q payment % ssid
one-third OF the assessment may be paid at any
ns within one yesr from The time The
The second inssslmens Of one-tsird may be paid
with the City Treasurer by. paying In addition
ssid assessment the rate OF six 90 per per
annum, from the nrst day OF tho second year after
said odQment To the time OF payment.
The last or third installment OF the assessment
may be paid within three years after said odgment
by paying in addition thereto the interest thereon As
the rate OF sx te per cent per annum from the date
Of tho last payment.
II tho rst ament Is not paid st the end OF
year from tho day OF the lodgment OF the assess-
nent with the City Treasurer tho whole assessment
then be collected, with interest therefrom, at
he rate OF six ID per cent. per annum and ex-
enseA OF collection.
ID. l.. ID. GpANGER
mr30-tf City Treasurer.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO MASON CONTRACTORS.
on,ce Of the snnt. nf-Pnhlic Rniidine

once Of the supt. of-Pubnc Buildings
CITY Hall. Providence, X I. Apri u. lsa2.
mlttee ON city property for grading and tufflnQ
steps. concretlng and building retaining wall az
coping nj the Harris avenue school estate HArri.
a,enue In the city of Providence X. I. Plans ai.
specifications can be seen and Information obta n,
at this once.
Bids will he sealed, addressed TO the undersigned
and will be received AT the Office Of the Supernens
FRIDAY, April 20, 1872.
No bid vii be received after the tine abo,
named and the right to.rejcct any all bids will b.
reserved
DAVID BURTON,
Chairman Protein, Committee on city Property
ALBERT r. MANsff LD,
ani1.fH Suu' ~ 49, f~ HrfiFfnOe
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Hall, and on Monday evening 1T is
announced in the same place by talent
from Wakefield.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, the newly-ap-
pointed Methodist supply, has taken pos
session of his new home OH Main street.
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MONDAY, April 20, 1892.
constitution Of the state are pioposed

constitution Of the state are pioposed;
ARTICLE ------.
SECTION I. Hereafter the general assembly may
foU,ae ~ geneIpsI NV tT sna cresuon ana consroi
ton sh. be created with the power TO exercise the
right OF eminent domain or 70 acquire franc hiscs In
tbs streets and highways OF towns and cties except
By special act OF The general assembly ugon peti-
tion Tor the same. the pendency whereof shan be
notified as may be required by law.
Sko. 2. This amendment shell take In the consti-
tuition OF the State the place Of Section II OF Article
~, "of the Legislative Power" and shall be deemed
20 be In amendment OF said section and article.
The names OF all the members who voted thereon.
With the yeas and nays, as follows. viz
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THE FREE TRIPCONTEST.

How the coupons came In yesterday
Not the great big wads which the candi-
dates themselves are nursing, but the rat
little packages which come In the mai
from all parts of the State Nobody knows
how many coupons the big packages that
are not in yet will be found to contain.
The little ones run all the way from seven
or eight To four hundred.
The published order gives absolutely no
idea OF the actual position OF the candi-
dates AZ IL is believed that all OF them
have considerable reserve strength. Don't
be disheartened IL your favorite Candidate
isn't at the head. The sly chap probably
has lot hidden away somewhere. Send
in your coupons.
Remember the contest closes April 30,
and no coupons will be received or count
ed after reasonable hour that evening,
except those mailed from out OF town as
determined by the postmark. -,
Bring your coupons in on or before April
30, or mail them in any post oiiice on or
before that date. The result will be an
nounced the following morning.
Well call this Holmes day in the con-
test, and to prove it append two letters
out OF our voluminous coupon mail:
RIVER POINT, r. l., April 20.
To the Editors Of the Neus
Enclosed you will please find 2o5 votes for
Joseph Is. Holmes. Yours truly, PIONEER.
RIVER POINT, April 20.
To the Editors Of the News
Find enclosed sixty ballots for J. p. Holmes
We think II about time some of his friends
woke up" "ANorHER PIONEER"
Remember the first man goes TO Europe
free, and day wages paid.
The second man goes to Chicago free by
one of w. H. Church d Co. IS popular trips
over the b. a. o.
The third man goes to Washington free
by Is. e. o. trip arranged by Church &
Co.
CENTREvILLE, April 81, 1902.
To the Editors Of the Neios;
enclose thirty more coupons for Mr.. w. l.
Lansing. More TO follow. Yours truly,
III. A. SHIPPEE.
II. S-By stating thirty more, mean thirty
In addition TO those sent heretofore, with a
note which you did not publish. Hope you
will give me credit for these, II 1t Is not con-
trary to your courtesy. III. A. ).
That's all right. We always enter all
the coupons, but do not print all the votes.
Can't do it. Would take too much space.
Remember the contest closes April
80.
Out your coupons ont, get all you
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
THE CIYY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.

frice OF the Clerk OF Committees.
City Hall, Proyidence, X J., April IL 1922.
The Joint Committee of the City Council on Rail-
roads TO whom was referred the application OF the
Old oony Railroad Company to lay and MAINTAIN
rails for switch in India street hereby give notice
that they will give Public Hearing upon said peti
ton In room II, City Hall, on SATURDAY, April
Esd 1892, at 2}0 o'clock Il. NJ when all parties In.
terested are hereby notified 10 appear IL they shall
see 1T and be heard thereon.
by order of the Committee -
GEO l.. vOSE, Chairman.
d. F. HAYDEN, Clerk OF Committees
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING,
orlcc Of the CLERK Of Committees.

Vlntc ~ Noiuinlttet~.
City Hail. Providence. April Is 1852
The Joint Committee on ordinances 10 whom was
referred bill for an ordinance granting permission
% the Providence Telephone company 90 put up
poses in Dcxtr street from westheld street 90 Pot
ters avenue; Wilson street. from Greenwich street
10 Fuller street Fuller street from Wilson street 70
Westaed street. and westneld street from Green
wich street 10 Dexter street.
Hereby give notice that they will give Public
Uearinr uf,on said bill for ordinances IN Room r.
city Hall, on FRIDAY, April 22 1872. at o'clock
II NJ when all parties Interested hereby noti-
ncd 10 appear II they shall see IT. and be heard
hy order OF the Committee.
WILLIAM p. VAUGHAN. Chairman.
II. Y. HAYDEN. Clerk or tommitteeA apib-Gt
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Books noticed IN tbs column may usually d,
obtotned of Preston q Rounds, 8. Westminster
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
NEW
ELECTION

Whereas at the New Election held In the city
OF Providence Friday. Aprt. Is. 1so2. there
was no Election made for Representatives num-
bered 2, 3. ). q. z, 3. o. 10 and 10.
And whereas the Board of Aldermen OF said city.
on the sixteenth day OF said April ordered q New
Election 70 be held on
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Out your coupons ont, get all you
can from your friends, write your
candidates namc and address on
them and send them to the NEWS.
Keep doing this. Tlat Is tho way 60
win