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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
DIED.

.vrpy-oo Saturday afternoon Mach 18th, Of acute
pacnmona Ellen Walters Ays,y o%pS'. y, GS S" home
4 Fas, ssth.st.
Notcs Of funeral hercate,
Drocklyn papers pl''>' '"PH ,-,. -, M..ch
on sat%,dy c. ne aSn oil FRANCE.
unser,ord wife Charles C. Bhd'eye ana daughter oil
az nS Church q the on Mcrce near Shss
wGa,Sa"y Gne n o ha YEAR OIL
srrv,r@: AZ his late residence III LeAihstoha'e ou"
day March 10Th, at p m ,.o, -, ,sr ,or,e
70 q, West ISothsi Julia ). DiNoa, widow Of hha'
q. Brown.
William ~ Cruttendcn. seed ~ year - ,... 49,.
c,,InrRT-On Saturday, March 10Th at her late res
dencc. soo West s7th.t, Elira' wdow OF "eA'"ue'
Notice Of funeral hereafter. ann,
% Ss s he Se Rev Mish l. iss B.
D d"nsc Of her sister Mrs srs, G. F,hns.tock 45'
Of sos az Moscay March
In,rrment a. Harrisburg. Penn .
DoRsETT-on Thursday, March 3d. Robert po'''''' !"
at hi MaSS s s ct SO on
pRAKE-on Friday. March :ith, 1898 Paul NJ Drake
FS aSc Jersey city March 10Th at p M
pT I,Na M,,sh es s1 LIZA d. Widow OF wsm
k Dunshee.
Funeral private - -,,
rAnRANp-on SATURDAY, Ma sh 18th a. the Trd""ee 2,
Irxington.a,c Elizabeth. eldest daughter Of the late
iossph stevens aud Flizlbch Carroll faiIahd
,n,crupcnt at Hudson n. Y, Tuesday. March 18th.
,,oo,;IAND.yAN DERBILT-On Friday. March cath. at
her late lcsIdcnce 20 West 4Sth-s. susan Ann widow
~ Andrew IIoogland aud daughter OF the late Charles
y. Wright. -. ...tsa.oo u,,d.v r,o.o,oo
Funeral services at her late residence onoay morning.
10 80 o'clock. -. ,,
,s1,NsroNA At his late residence. No. Fifth-ave on
March 9th Taylor Johnston. IN the 73d year OF
his age. .n,,.h yo y..s
iith.st on Monday, March 9th, At 10 H. u
kindly omit lowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
THEODORE WELD STERLING.

Theodore Weld Sterling. who died from erysipeiaS
after short Illness In Paris on March H. lei. uis
country only four weeks ago. apparently IN eoou
health. lie leaves a wife, formerly Miss Susie De'h
Price, OF ST. Louis niece Of Mrs. John r. Dhioh VI
this city: an infant son, brother John NJ e'er''hs
OF Cleveland. and three sisters-Nrs. Albert u. Law"
renee OF Siockbrldge, Mass: Mrs. Thomas T. nos
sitter and Mrs. George Buckham, OF this cry he
was born I'm Cleveland, Ohio In 1887. In ST. LOUIS
he carried on a successful business Tor many years
and was man of influence I'm that city. lie hVeu
also a number OF years In New-iork and in'ehd'd 10
return To this city next fall Mr.. sterling WIS
member OF the Ohio society. the Union League ana
Iotos clubs and had many friends IN those orginiAa
lions lie was successful In many undertakings Dut
the mere achievement OF success had little value III
bl, eyes save as Il served means to the accom-
plishment Of better and higher things In proportion
to his means he gave largely. His sympnthes were
ALWAYS active In behalf OF the deserving. ana were
easily enlisted In a praiscworthy cause Ills chary
however was unobruslve, and few persons Kie" oi
li, many acts OF bencvolence. lie won admira'ioh
y his rnfllnching adherence TO principle ana by nis
rugged honesty. lie was man oi grea, p .',
ability III, death Is a heavy loss To his lamhs'
relatives and friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
COLONEL. T. 4. MASON.

nridccport Conn, March 23.-Colonel F. A. Masoh'
Of bridgeport. died at Cornwall TO-DAY ITO" "'S''
-, IN, hr,n When taken i'll. three years ago, he
., ,,oa.,rer NJ the bridgeport Brass Company. lie
. horn IN ror,ington fifty one years ago and com
n,,,acd fin, 18th Regiment Of brooklyn at the time
~ the Orange riots lie was formerly president Oh
N. p.op,c's steamboat Company, and director Oh
,ho prouonnock National Bank. lie leaves u WIFE,
one son and two daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
FREDERICY SHERWOOD.

Frederick sherwood Zone OF the charter members OF
the New-lorli Produce Exchange, and prominent
business man. died Friday evening at his home IN
Insidc-ave Orange, " J. lie was sevenfy-thrce
ycur, old Death was due to paralysis, from which
no had suffered pr about two years lie was u
native OF Fairfield, Conn. aud went 10 orange wv
wear, ago. where. In Consequence OF stroke oil
-,,v.i bc WAS compellcd TO give up activ. business
III. wife AMI four children survive him The fnherai
service will be held al his home on TUESDAY alterhoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
AZ ARKANSAS POSTMASTER'S SHORTAGE.

Morriiitor. Ark March CIV. W. stout. post
master at this place. has disappeared. a deiaul'er
Inspector Thompson arrived here yesterday ana went
TO the postonce TO go through the books. Stout said
that his books home. stepped out ostensbIy 10
co after Them and since then ha. not 1e,m scrn;
dollars owing 10 the bad condition OF the books, IL
Is impossible 70 give the total amount VI the shorKe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
ryr CoREAy PRIXCESSS BIRTHDAY HoNoRhD'

,ro.,i,cton. March 25.-Yc Cha Yum. Charge Il Al
- for Corea gave a dinner party this evening 10
celebrate She birthday Of the Grown Primo OF oorea
ns Tsrr, Representative pinsmore, Josiah quincy
Assi.,snt secretary OF state Messrs Robert 'h'oh'
sevellon Brown. Admiral WALKER the M''s.e'S 'ao
s,, f:roat Nritaln japan. Germany ana Nlcarl
n Wr seckend ,rn, Mr. Barry and Oenern breek,
tnridge Later In the evening me Soreun hpio""''
ttntnad The dinner party Of the Gridiron Ciuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
CAPTAIN PAUL DRAKE.

Captain Paul Drake. seventy lone years old ded ~
his home. No 30j Iafayette-ave, Jersey CITY, Friday
night. During the Civil War he commanded the Union
supply ship carrying stores to the Government VesSeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

Tho one recognized cigarette by the Intelligent Glasses IN
| Ncw-iork ma j., Tho ,,,,s,
Admira does not 10 conr lied by The trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Religions Notices.

,rJ SOILS, CHURCH Msdlsan.avr. and 08th-st.-
nh cammunion 10 a. m ROY. SAMUEL II. BISHOP
pr.rShes ii a. N. Confirmation and address by RI Row.
HENRY C. POTTER d. D.. Ill. D., 80 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Ct S4th-st ana
Park aye.-Scryces AZ ii q. H. Freachis ny 'nc neN'
Mr. REYNOLDS, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

cHRIsTIAN.IsRAELITE SANITARY, Jos lst;st.
Services az 80 y. m subject Ihe Niichhium' VINO
VIII Enter ard Enjoy lt!' Tome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and West '1st-st.-Dr:
J. s. SuIPMAN, Rector Services az III a. m. ana
5 u. m. Sunday. school at 10 u. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 155 Worth.
a. WILLIAM +. BARNARD. superintendent -Scrvfce
OF song every Sunday at 30 the seryce Is ainos>
wholly nv the children OF the institution. Public invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

FIRST SOCIETY or RlTCALiSTS. Carnssie
j. CLE,i,i WRIGHT, Speaker. Afternoon, g. Psychica,
fxnerience
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
TOMS BROOK ITEMS.

The weather continues nice, corn is
being gathered and wheat is looking fine.
Inasmuch as congress has had quite a
squabbe over the money question c. W.
Jones and NJ. L. Bausermau have taken
the matter into consideration aud have
conclud ed from now on to use nothing
but uncle San currency; a few days
ago there was a bonfire made of several
hundred dollars of paste board currency.
This we think is a move in the right
direction and now when one of their en-
ployees feel like eating his meal in Wood
stock or elsewhere he has the Hherewith
to get it.
In making this change seine of the
hands were cut in prices, This should
not be, bat guess the present condition
of the country demands it and if it will
only stop at this suppose all can and
will be thankful that it is no worse.
From present Indications we think the
lime business must have been remunera
tive one. NJ. L. Bauserman ID. now erect.
ing a very large Iron-cl him at a con
siderable cost aud that will have a larger
capacity than the stationary kllns used
formerly.
The stave and heading factory o.
J. S. Borden & Co. are hardly running
on halt time. l guess the scarcity Of
timber may have something to do with
this.
We have had bu; one new house built
in the last year IN our village, whereas
one year ago we had some : or 9 new
houses built during the summer and
finished. Why this change We cannot
tell, yet these are the facts in the matter.
Mumps are prevailing to an alarming
extent Just mile or east Of US. Posy
Holler has been having its share, have
not heard how Neal aud Saryan have
come through with them but l suppose
neither have died as We have heard
nothing to that effect any way.
Concerning the mad-dog scare We
heard that Mr.. James Wright had taken
several horses and himself that WEI &
bitten by the horse that was thought 10
have died from Hydrophobia, to a mad
stone several days ago, bnt that it had nc
effect on either. From this | suppose il
can be seen thai 1t is likely there Is not
much symptoms of HydrophObia in this
part of Gods heritage.
Our people are getting ready for tl'
holiday season. Our merchants especially
have laid in quite lot of Xmas good'
and the youngest, the middle aged, ev'r
down to the oldest person can be served
IN this line. ONo'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
3OWMANS ITEMS.

DEAR herald Not having seen any
thing in your valuable paper from our
section l will send you few items,
Our village is steadily improving. The
merchants are dong a THRIVING business.
Mr. c. Rldenour has moved INTO his new
dwelling, and, haying built blA k'mith-
shop, is busy at work.
The farmers in our section are nearly
through gathering cora which we are
glad to say pro7es a better crop than wac
expected.
Mr.. Lemuel Grandstaff killed. on Non
day last, some very fine hogs.
The week before Mr.. R. W. windle
bought of Mrs. S. NJ. Lantz some hogs
which although not so large be considered
the latest he had ever shipped.
Mro. Staples and three children. o
North Carolina, are visiting her sister
Mrs. r. NJ. Lantz.
On last Saturday there was quite al
excitement occasioned by the slirm o
of fi,e which proved to he the roof of Mr
Luther Dirtlng's house. The day being
calm the fire was soon controlled with bu
little damage done.
We regret to say there is some sickness
in our neighborhood. The wife of one o
our merchants. Mrs. X. W. Windle, ha
fever, also Miss Amanda Blhlmer.
We have heard that one Of our ole
bachelors was ont driving with yonDI
lady from Mill City. We hope LIE eDjOye'
it, for if rumOr is correct be cannOt.enjo.
many such drives. ANON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
Teachers Institute.

The third regular meeting Of the Madi-
son District Teachers Institute for the
current term ~as held at Union Forge,
Saturday, Dec. 9th, 1898.
In the absence of Mr. F. NJ, Fravel,
President Mr. p KILLER was called to the
chair
The subject Of iufnitives was first
taken mp and discussed by J. r. Lantz,
Prof. Hotel, Perry KILLER and others.
Long division was then very ably pre-
sented by Prof Hotel.
As both subjects were Especial interest
to teacher all the time was consumed in
the discussion Of :hem. and the remainder
of tie program was laid over for the next
meeting.
As the labor Of the teacher is deter
mined by the advancement Of his pupils
it bebooves him to be up in arms"
No man is born with specific knowl
edge CT a subject. Such knowledge comes
from careful thought and inquiry. Learn
ing his profession within his own scbOO
room walls, he is quite likely to follow IN
the ru.s through which he himself wa'
dragged.
! IL is the aim Of tie Institute to present
PLAIN, practical methods that will be o
benz ct to the young teacher most es
pecially.
The next meeting will be held Thus
day, Dec. 25th. 1893, at P. u. sharp
Teachers know what tardiuess is,
All interested in the promotion Of edu
cation are invited TO attend.
jim. CoFFMAN, Sec'y Protein
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
HvdroDhobia.

Since the Mayors last proclamation
ordering all dogs to b9penned up or tied
it is a rare sight to see one on our streets
Several dogs have boel shot By the
officers and quite a numbor by the owners.
Since our last report a iile three year Cd
colt, belonging to Mr.. B. P. Newman,
went mad, it having been bitten
by a dog Tie animal showed the
first symptoms Of madness on Sunday
week ago, and continued TO grow worse
during the week until Sunday last when
it died from the exhaustion Of the terrible
disease.
We warn our readers to exercise the
greatest conhon in regard to dogs. as any
of the large number that were bitten may
develope the disease at any moment.
The demand for someprompt and efficient
action upon the part Of our county an
thorit;es seems to be almost universal
among the people of the county general
Is, they fully realizing that the danger
is too great to admit Of any delay. The
safest plan is to shoot every strange dog
seen running at large.
A dog belonging to Mr. Chas. Rush,
about two miles cost of Woodstock, be-
came rabid last Tuesday evening and was
killed Oh Wednesday morning.
, ORDER Of BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
At meeting of Board Of Supervisors,
Dec l4th, 1893, the following order was
passed
It's ordered by the B)arl of Sap
ylsors of Shenandoah County, that all
persons owning dog or dogs in said
county, lie required to so pen or secure
the same as to prevent their running at
large
It is further ordered that the constable
of each Magsterial District of said comfy
shall obtain from the County Treasurer
a LIST Of the dogs delinquent in his dis
trict as well as list of all persons as
sessed with dog tax, and shall proceed to
kill al dogs on which the tax has not
been paid as well as all other dogs Of said
county not listed for taxation, and any
constable failing to perform his duiy in
this behalf shall be faed Sl00 for each
dog by any justice OF his district, as
provided by Chap. 1872. Acts Of 1915.
Ordered that copy of these orders he
published IN all the newspapers of Shen-
andoah county.
l. S WALLER, {. B 5 5. c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

A NUN Eh . w Il AOLf
" Woodstock, Va, Nov. %, 1893,
To Wm. T. Williams amir. of Mary
Cain, dec'd....--. Complts
and
Joel Ridenour, David Ridenour, George
A, RidenOur, Daniel Rdenour, Atwell
RIdeuour, Isaac Ridvnour, Franklin
Ridenour, jackson Steed and Sophia, bis
wife, Philip OrndOrff, and Annie UrndoIff,
his wife, the unknown heirs of Daniel
Ridenour, decd, and c. p. Vightma1,
shift com. sdmr. of Daniel Ridenour.
decd. ..--. ---- Delts.
You are hereby notified that have
fixed upon the l6 day OF December next,
between the boura Vt o'clock, A. ~ and
and 6 O'Clock, P. NJ, TO take and settle, at
nv Office, the accounts of such testimony
az may be offered before me
~ AZ to whether the compromise OF
the claims Of the said Gee. A. Ride nour
Was made without authority.
(2.) As TO the validity. or Invalidity OF
the said claim.
(3.) Settle the accounts Of A. F. Riden.
our special receiver.
al And any other matter he may deem
pertinent or which any party in interest
may require. required to be taken by the
decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 9Th dsy Of Sept. 1893, in a
snit in chancery depending ia said court
between Mary Gains admr. complts. and
Daniel Ridenour, ks.. defts. and if from
any cause the taking of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed on
that day. the taking OF the same will be
adjourned from Gay to day, or fIom place
10 place, until the same are taken and
completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioners
in chaneeiy Of said court, al my Office in
said county the day and year first afore
siad.
nov. 2A-lw. Comr. in Chancery.
wHs. 4 BRO. P, 9.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
HARRIsVILLR ITEMS.

J As / have seen nothing from Mr.. X, III
Harrisyille correspondent, since Oct. Goth
when he gave us description of Paw ne,
Bills Wild West show at Winchester,
thought l would drop you a few lines.
A good many persons are butchering
their hogs and beginning to make som,
arrangements for winter.
Mr.. Noah F. Fisher is putting the
finishing touches to his house by giving
it several coats Of pant. He is still lead
ing off.
Sunday morning, Nov. 12.h, was the
coolest morning we have had for a long
time. and ladies coming to church were
nearly frozen. As soon as they arrived
some fastened to get to the warm and
genial stove and on sitting down one Ct
them unfortunately dropped il - the wood
box, which being empty made a most
uncomfortable seat. Fortunately some
other ladies who were near by assisted her
out of the box. We think the sexton
should keep this box fall of wood or the
lid closed.
Miss Sue HiLkins and Miss Rachesl
Teawalt Of Strasburg, were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Hlukins for several days
last week.
Farmers are busy gathering their corn.
The crop S moderately good IN this sec
ton.
Messrs Ger. STar'z. J. y. Link and
Rev. P. C. Wike recently returned from
deer and turkey hunt in w. Va. Rev.
Wike killed a fine deer and Mr. Link shot
wild turkey, bu. unfortG nately did not
kill It and it Il still running at large
Thsy had a nice time, and were most
kindly entertained by their W. Va ,
friends.
Our enteTprsing young man, Mr. Vim
Bell, has opened a store at Huntsville,
in the room recently occupied by Lewis
Robinson. he Is selling coal oil down
low so you need not light ta'low candle
to find your lamp when it is burning.
We wish him success
Messrs Frank Irwin and ", c. Barron
put up a sample Of Crabb's Combination
fence on Mr. Peter Hinkns's farm. 1t is
certainly good cheap aud substantial
fence. Every farmer should be a sub
scriber to tho HERAI D If for no other
reason bat to keep himself posted in
fences, as well as all important news
Last Wednesday evening the Harris
vile COrnet Band turned oct in full to
practice. They gave Us some Of their soft
and sweet strains, until the air seemed
full of music. We hope they Will con-
tinue to favor Us in this way. It ealiyens
the neighborhoo1. Bat where are our
vocalists That department seems TO be
dead Even the churches are silent owing
to this negligence. BOD.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
All Free.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know it's value, and those who
have not, have nov the opportunity to
try il Free. Call on the advertised Drug
gists aud get ! rial Bottle, Free. Send
yOur name Ind address to II. +. Bucklen
a. Co, Chicago, and get sample box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills Free, as
well as a copy Of Guide to Health and
Household Instructor, Free. All Of which
is guaranteed to do you good and cot
YOU nothing at B. Schmitt's, Woodstock,
and c. p. hsey's, Edinburg, drug stores.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
SEVEN FOUNTAINS NEWS.

Mr.. EDITOR Little .Pud Is mistaken
in thinking "Spice" is dead or slow. We
oaly gave way to lin last week, and as
he failed to make his appearance we
thought we hal better give such news as
we could gather up this week.
Bears are becoming SO Numerous in this
section that hogs are no longer safe in
the pens. They killed and dragged two
hogs out of their resting place for Mr.
Levi Veach few nights ago. The litter
of pigs belonging to Mr. Thomas More
land that were supposed to have been
killed, returned in "a few days after
the SOW had been killed and partially
eaten by bear
While Mr. John Rinker was returning
from the Cross Roads, last week, his horse
became frightened while passing Culier's
School House, and ran away, breaking
the road cart. running at foil speed until
be as caught at Mr., Daniel Clem's a
distance Of two miles from the starting
point.
Prof. Bowman held free singing at
Cullers's School House on Saturday night
with a large crowd IN attendance. On
Sunday and Sunday night he gave in
structions in singing at St. Davids. and
on Monday night he gave his last lesson
at the Cross Roads.
Mr. J. W. Funk killed two thirteen
months old pigs on Tuesday, of last week,
that weighed 800 lbs.
Misses Enaline and Jennie Cave were
visiting friends Saturday aud Sunday.
We think our young pe5ple hadI better
get Prof. Bowman back for an other SEES
SION. as they seemed to greatly en- 'y the
singing lessons.
Well, I'll close for this time hopthg to
hear from Little Pu1 and Neal Blizzard
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-12-15
OFFICE,

" Woodstock, ", Nov. Goth, iS93.
To James Sine, Henry Frayel, ...--...
Bauserman IL Wagner partners
trading under firm name and style OF
Bauserman Wagner. Geo. W. Good,
Benz. H. Biedler aud +. P Rittenour who
sue for themselves end all other creditors
Of Wayman LichliteT, decd. who will
come in aud contribute to the costs of
this suit ana abide the results
thereof ...---. ..---... Complts.
and
C. Resenberger, admr. of Wayman,
LIchliter. decd. Elizabeth LlchlIter,
widow, w. II. Lichlter, Mary J. Howe,
Michael Funk and Susan A. bis wife,
Samuel " indie and Elizabeth, bis wife,
the unknown heirs Cf Jacob Lichliter
Iced Franklin Rittenour, James II.
Stump aud Minerva A. bis wife, Nmrod
Hamrick and t'atherine bis wife, Joseph
Reedy and Elizabeth Reedy, bis wife,
John II. Fauver and Mary A.'his wife ana
Jno Kennels aud Matha J. his wife. Defts.
You are hereby notified that / have
fixed upon the 10th day of December next,
between the hours Of o'clock. 6 a. NJ, and
o'clock, P. NJ. TO take and settle, at
my office, the accounts OF
l.) An account OF assets. real and per-
soRal of which Wayman L:chliter, deed.
died seized and possessed, including state
ment OF actual and annual valne of real
estate, and a settlement Of the accounts
of the administrator of said decedent
q An account Of all debts against
estate Of Wayman Lichiiter. decd. al
ranged according to priority.
q } Any other matter deemed pertinent
or that any party 10 interest may require,
required to be taken by the decree OF
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on Il
day Of November 1893, in suit in chan
Gerry depending in said court between
James N. Sine, &C.. cemplts. and Wsyman
Lichlter's admr. &c, defts. and If from
any cause the taking of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed on
that day, the taking Of the sane will be
adjourned from day to day, or from place
to place, until the same are taken and
completed.
Given under my band as Commission
in chaucery Of said c9urt. at my Office in
said county the day aud year frs. afoie-
said. ". W. NAGRUDER,
nov. 24-4w. c mr.. IA Chy.
W. a W. q.