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almost as he entered the room. The
witness then proceeded substantially as
follows:
81 did not see Bentley again until
about 10 o'clock, when found him in
the back yard washing the buggy. I
had conversation with him there, in
which he asked if the doctor had given
death certificate, and seemed much
relieved when he learned that a certifi-
cate had been given.'
The witness then narrated the facts
attending the burial of Mrs. Bentley in
Rosedale cemetery, and was asked about
his mothers health for year previous
to her death. He said she complained
OF rheumatism at times and had taken
medicine, but he did not know that che
was being treated for heart disease. He
had seen no physicians at the house for
some time before her death.
Mr.. Nordholt related the visit to his
mothers residence two weeks ago with
Public Administrator Kelsey, Attorney
Hayford and others, and the discovery
The herald., 1893-02-18

alive Saturday night. l did not see her
Sunday morning alive. 1 got up at
$3.50 o'clock, and as | was going to the
kitchen she called to me from her room
and asked me what was going to have
for breakfast. told her did not know,
and she said, oh, very WE'LL At about
O'Clock she died. At nearly o'clock,
Mr.. Bentley came to the kitchen half
dressed and told me to go to Mrs. Bent
ley, that she was sick. l went, and
when | saw her told him to raise her
head, that she way very sick. He said:
Let her alone; she is dying. Let her
die. Let her alone
"Her eyes were wide open and she was
foaming at the mouth. Her arms were
clenched up to her chest, and the mus
cles contracted.
'Isaw Bentley give Mrs. Gregoria med
icine many times. One medicine was
coffee-colored liquid and the other white
crystals, like salt. | have seen Mrs.
Bentley refuse to take the medicine.
She said it was very bad and gave her
pains in her stomach. She asked me
once to hunt for the medicine. I did
so, but could not find it. Bentley would
mix some of the white medicine in
teacup with water, and put the little
bottle back in bis inside vest pocket. I
saw the white medicine had label on
the bottle, but the other could not see.
No doctor came to see Mrs. Bentley
while was there.
II heard Mrs. Bentley Say when he was
trying to get her to take the medicine,
Let me alone. don't want to take it.
You want to kill me-
81 asked him once to let me see the
medicine and he ssid I don't need you
at ALL
"Idid not go to the funeral. Mr.. Bent
ley told me to stay and take care of the
house"
On cross-examination Mr.. Goodrich
asked the witness how old she was, and
she replied, 10 years DID, .
"When were you born?"
81 don't remember"
She said she had been in this country
from France about year and had lived
in Spanish families, where che acquired
knowledge OF Spanish. All attempts
to confuse her about her statements
with regard to Mrs. Bentley and what
she saw, were unavailing, and she was
finally allowed to go after having been
on the stand for over two hours.
BENTLEY TOLD HIM II WAS HEART TROUBLE.
DR.. T. L. Burnett WAS sworn, and testi-
fed that on January 1st he was called
from drug store at the request of Mr..
Bentley to see Mrs. Bentley. He was
called to the drug store. whese he met
The herald., 1893-02-18
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
A Union Entertainment to Be Give
This Evening.

Union Entertainment to Be Given
This Evening.
The united lodges of knights ol
Pythias of this city will give an enter.
tainment and dance this evening al
Illinois hall. Some of the best local talent
will assist in the entertainment. All
knights and their families are cordially
invited. Tomorrow Sunday evening
Rev. j. H. Phillips will preach a
Pythian sermon at the same place at
7:30 O'Clock, in commemoration of the
thirtisth anniversary of the order.
Every body invited.
H. B. Belt, the popular V. @. of Mar
sthon lodge, will be the presiding officer
at the entertainment tonight. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Overture-Orchestra.
Opening address-Judge Enoch Knight.
Solo, with cello and piano accompaniment
Mrs. e. e. Winters.
Recitatfon-Mr Tom Barnes
Solo-Mrs. Catherine Collette.
Piano selection-Mrs. N. G. Browning.
6olo-Mr. W. Miller
The herald., 1893-02-18
JOE SEPULvEDA ARRESTED.

A Member of the Fire Department
Charged With Felony.
Yesterday afternoon complaint was
filed in Justice Bsrtholomew's court
against Joe Sepulveda. a member of the
fire department, and driver of the en-
CINE in East Los Angeles, in what may
prove quite a sensational case. The
complaint simply charges Sepulveda
with felony. The complaining witness
is Laura Salazar.
The warrant in the case was not served
until late last night, when Deputy Con-
stable Millette brought Sepulveda to the
county Jail and he was locked up. He
was very reticent about the csse and
would not 60 into particulars.
The herald., 1893-02-18

eve last. when she was apparently in
good health. New Years morning he
arose at 80 O'Clock, and as he passed
his mothers door called out to her,
wishing her happy New Year. She
returned the salutation in clear, cheer
full voice, and he went on out. He drove
out to see his sister, Mrs. White, at AL
,hambra, and returned in short time,
reaching Los Angeles at about s 80
O'Clock. As he was driving along on
Spring street, between Fourth and Fifth
Bentley called to him. He stopped,
and the defendant informed him that
his mother was very sick, and he didn't
think she would live. DR.. Burnett was
with Bentley, who had gone for him,
and Nordholt drove him at once to the
house. When they reached his mothere
,soom che was just expiring, and died
The herald., 1893-02-18
Bucklen,s Arnica salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chapped hands. cbilblatns, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25c per
box. For sale by O. r. Heinzeman.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
Il. A. II. NOVICE.

Wo tako tins opportunity Of informing
our Subscribers that tho new Commis-
Toner OF Pensions has been appointed.
iio is IN old soldier, and ws believe that
soldiers nm d their heifs will receive
justice ut his hands. We do not ant,ci.
patio that there will DO any radical
changes In tho administration Of psnson
affairs under the new regime.
We would advise, however. that u. y.
soldiers, sailors, and their heirs, tsks
steps 10 msko application at once, II
they have not already done 40, IN order
TO secure tho benefit OF tho early filing
Of their claims IN case there should be
any future pension legislation. Sncli
legislation IL seldom retroactive. There
lore II is OF great Importance that nppli.
cations bc filed In the department at the
earliest possible date.
II y. \. Soldiers, Sailors. or their Wild.
ows, Children. or Parents desire inform.
ation In regard 10 pension matters, they
should write to Tho prcss Claims Com.
pany, at Washington, u. O., and they
will prepare aud send tho necessary ap'
plication, " they ilnd thom entitled un,
der tho numerous laws enacted Tor thcii
benefit. Adjrcas.
PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY,
Jous wnbpgnbums, Managing Atty.
=. y. Box, 3s5. Washington. ID. Z
The state herald., 1893-10-27
A GARD

In snswsr TO = card from y. @. Duley
In shs Overland Mail Of last week. where.
IN hs says. I have by card denied the
truthiulnsss Of his statements and loudly
hsuats . challenge TO an investigation
By committee, Of the records Of ths
county ~ TO the truth Of said state
msnts, ! desire TO state. u the gentle.
man vill define what statements he al
ludss 10 In the chsllsngs IL would prob.
ably throw some light on tho subject,
but h,u prouosit,on N that tho "ntatc.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Some Of the populist leaders seem tn
b. very anxious to lesys the impression
on the minds Of the voters Of tho county
that the present republican candidates
srs responsible for the old debt Of the
county. Now, they either know that
such an inslnuation 10 falss or they are
grossly ignorant concerning the history
Of the county finances. They have the
means At thcir command OF knowing
when and how this debt wss incurred by
sn examination oi The record. They
started Into the campaign by su appeal
10 the records but do not seemed to have
put in psrotics what they preached or
they would have been saved tho mortifi.
cation Of being called down on % many
fnlse charges.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

The Sterling Popuiist recently con.
tanned an article which
was evidently intended by the
editor Of that paper to stop the STATE
HERALD from making any further clsiml
that the republicans OF Colorado favor
the FREQ coinage OF silver. We had fail
ed to read the copy Of the Populist and
did not 500 the article till 1t was repro
ducsd in the Overland Mail Of last week
The Populist takes up considerable spsce
with what he terms tho record OF the re.
publican party in congrss from April 8,
1880. to July l3. Is9. and claims to have
taken the ssme from the congressional
record. The figures given on the several
votss which it 10 intended to refer 10,
may be correct but unfortunately not
having q copy Of the record at hand VIZ
arc unable to verify them, but NO ex.
PLANTATION Of the vote 10 given with
the 1gurss other than the words "for
silver and against silver aud no per-
son, uniess he is perfectly willing to
take the editors word for it. can take the
figures given and arrive at any satisfact-
ory conclusion ~ to whether the figures
refer To votes on the silver question OF
some other question. without copy Of
the record TO explain tho figures. II the
gentleman wanted to give the record, he
should have given enough OF the record
to fully explain the votes referred to.
However. the figures given have nothing
whatever to do with the HERALD article
referred to by tho Popalist. That article
claimed that the republicans OF Colorado
stand for the free coinage Of silver first
last and all tho timo and there ia moth.
Ing in tho Populist article that even
touches this question.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
A CARD.

i have recently purchased the interest
Of 1ulius Poltsra IN the Holyoks Mesl
Market and will continue the business q,
the old stand, having purchased the
building and lot. TIE price OF oil msata
hs been materially lowered and nc
pains will be spared to give satisfaction
to the patrons Of the market. will
keep . first-class stock of everything in
my line. Give me call when you wan,
anything in iay line.
DAvIR LARHIss.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

HOlyoks, Colo, Oct. 18th, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship dong business under the firm name
Of Poltera & Larkins, has, by mutual
agreement. this day been dissolved
Julius Poltera Withdrawing from tn,
partnership. The business will DO ctn
tinusd at the old stand by David I4arkins
All indebtedness Of the firm is assumed
by David Larkins aud all money due the
Hrm u 10 be paid TO him.
julius PoLrERA.
DAVID LARKIa.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Continually arriving at Whiths,nn
General Store, Comprised Of dry goods,
boots, shoes and groceries in fact every
thing pertaining the general mercantile
business. They are really below
hard time prices. Call and bs convinced
that our prices are right and our gooas
are new. Will take ip exohaugs ail kinds
of prcayrs, wheat, hogs, and cattle and
will pay more than any other buyer in
town. Yours Truly,
II, II, WmrIiAN
The state herald., 1893-10-27
isur last World, E,Ir Opportunity.

Oct. 10 81, the Burlington Route will
sell round trip tickets TO Chicago ~ lsss
than half rates. Faro from Holyokc
eis4o. Tickets good for return until
Nov. 10.
TINS is positively your last cpportu.
NIFTY Of chsaply aud easily reaching Chi
caro during tho Worlds Fair.
DO not nllos II 10 pnss. A lifetime Of
regret is in store for everyone who fails
to visit this greatest Of all great cxposi.
tions.
See your Dsnrcat Burlington Route
ticket agent and obtain full information
about rates nbd trains.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

In last weeks issue Of the Nail, AZ. E.
I. H." comes TO the aid Of Wcolmsn with
very nice little explanation Of why Mr..
woolman did not want to print the com.
nittsss communication on the examina-
tion Of the county treasurer books. Tho
explanation reads nicely and looks very
we'll In print but WAS rather remarkable
mental reservation for Il. Z. 7. Il. to in.
dulss in when requesting us to print the
communication and stating 10 rs that
the editor Of the Mail did not want to
print il.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

S9eq IN 0l1 HClAIo3.
r. Ne have opsoSd -four and fse0 eA.
change store In the building formerly
occupied BY Lohss Bros. flour and feed
shore. We handle the Elsie Roller Mill
flour and the Lamar Roller Mill flour.
The Hour made BY these mills is known
BY the people Of this county to bs first
class. Give us call whom you want
anything in our line.
j. r. SAxToH, Manager.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

In Otis Castotters Holy oke depart.
mont Of the Sterling Herald 10 au
editorial which states that Gsde Weaver
has charged twice a. much for his ser
vices - Otis Castettsr. II Mr.. Csstetter
desires bis editorials to have some
wsisht With tho yoters. IL might ha vail
Tor him to back up bic naked assertions
on the question Of assessor with figures
from the record.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

The Overland Mail in last woek . issue
claims that Mr.. Guthrie, republican can.
didats for sheriff, made some assertions
st tho Haxtun rally "thst took the color
Of financial consideration promise to
voters" II the assertions referred to
"havs the color OF tlnsnoial considsra-
ti0u promise to voters then the candi.
dstss on the populist ticket are making
their campaign largely on promises
which shave the color Of q financial con-
sidsrstion promise to voters.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

NJ. Il. McIntire, Of Ira, Ia, and Mr..
Ernest Weishaar Of vsnango, Neb., we're
in Holyoke one day this week aud called
at the aERALD Office Mr.. McIntire 10
the father OF Mrs. w. N. Jorion former
ly OF Holyoke, now OF Baxter, Ia, and is
visiting his daughter Mrs. wsishasr Of
Vsnapgo, Mob.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

All that honesty, experience and skill
can DO to produce a perfect pill, has
been employed IN making DeWiti's Lit
tie Early Risers. The result il specif-
ic for s,ck headache. billiousness and
constipation. The City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
ueat,y.s Plano. and Organs.

and Plane man Of Washington, N. j., Is
busicf than ever. In 1870 Mf. Beatty left
home a pennllrHs pillow boy. and by his In
domltable will ke has worked his way up
40 Hs ~ sell so far. nearly io0,yD Of Bcatty's
rinuos and Organs aince 1870. Nothing
Aeems 10 ,ii-heatien him; obstacles laid IN
his way. that would have wrecked any ordi
nary man forever. he turns 10 MI advertise
inent and comes out OF II brighter than
ever. Ills instruments are IN urr every
where. We are Informed that during the
next ten years he intends 10 rrii Y00.ODl
more Of hiA make. that means u biirilsHs Of
st,, ,ODO, 900 II We average them vi tivV rncli.
II N already thc largest buvlne-, ~ thc Kind
IN existence. Head his advertisements
The state herald., 1893-10-27

The Ho!yoke department of The
Sterling Herald evidently imagines that
ii can aid in the election OF the demo-
cratic candidates by throwing mud and
last week got off dirty fling on NJ. d.
Copp republican candidate for COM
missioner and also attacked other re-
publican candidates. The HERALD could
answer with the same kind
Of tiings 10 return but will not stoop 90
low in thc campaign miro M to do 50.
The republican candidates are not de-
pending for their election upon the
amount OF mud that can be thrown at
the candidates OF tue opposition parties
and, 30 far ~ the HERALD ia concerned,
they will be elected on their own merits
or without it's aid. The people know
the candidates Of the republican party
too well to allow such ilings to injurs
them in their estimation.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Usc Silver State Instant Colo Cure for
horses and cattle. Silver State Distem-
pcr and Cough Killer for all membrnn-
Gus troubles In horses and cattle. Silver
Stnto Veterinary Ointment. Silver State
Overland Linamcnt. City Drug Store
sole agent. R25
The state herald., 1893-10-27

DiEp.-At Holyoks, Tuesday, Oct. ~,
Frsstsr Morrison, con Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Morrison of Holyoks. Frasisr was
born Oci. 2ad. 1907. us wss sick but =
short time and everything was dous for
his recovery that could bs done By lov.
Ing parents. The funeral sermon vas
prsschsl by ftsv. Collstt st the home Of
the parents and Mrs. Morrison accom-.
panied The remains 70 York, Nsb., for
burial. Tbs family have The sympathy y
Of al who know them, In this their sad
The state herald., 1893-10-27

A rspsb,ioaa rally was bsld at the
ohsebss sshool houss, Tuesday evening
Ths heass ~ psoksd full. there bsins
aboat l60 pesssat sud, among this num-
bss, naay lsdisa A number Of speeches
we're made.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

=. A. u 0tsvsos returned lest week
fson LAwrsscs, Ksn- where hs 70 On.
eaesd In The hoar mill business and TO
vhIsh plscs he ~ill remove his family In
q short tine.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Ignorance OF tho merits Of Dswitt's
Little Early Risers is u misfortune.
These little pills regulate the liver, cure
b~adsche, dyspepsln. bud breath, consti-
patton ard biiiiomsness. City Drug Storc
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Rev. Re6t. Coltman will hold the
regular Prssbytsrian services VI ths
Baptist Chufeh ssst Sunday Oct. Goth
nssnInG and evening, at which time
msnbsn will b rscslvsd BY profession
a fnIth Of by lettav,
The state herald., 1893-10-27

# Mn. p. 8. Amber Of NJ. Pleasant. L.,
sitse short visit with her son. y. l..
Anb,ss, and daughter, Mrs. Elmer Trsgo
oe this county started for her home last
Monday.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

G. F. Moffett of Noblesyille, Ind.
made short visit with the family Of O.
B. Timberlske this week. He was on
his return trip from the Pacific coast.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

One word describes t-"perfoction.' "
We refer TO DeWiti'S Witch Hazel Salve
cures obstinate sores. burns, skin disea.-
% and is u well known cure for piles.
City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Little vegetable health producers; DE.
Wits Little Early R,sers cured malAn-
Gus disorders and regulate tho stomach
and bowels, which prevents headache
and dizziness. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
For Sale $3.50 per acre.

One quarter or ope-half section Of fl
nest land IN the county, section 1910 A,
north OF Holyoke. Must be sold in three
weeks Address l.. NJ. EcRLEE,
JulesturR, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Charley Moore and Lsstsr 0illstt 70.
turned 1sndsy from the Cherokee strip
They drove through. The boys do moi
sssa 70 - isverabiy impressed with the
Cherokee slnp.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
IA GARD OF THANKS,

NJ. and Mrs. J. r. Morrison, wish to
sxprses their heartfelt thanks in this
their e6as Of ssd bereavment 10 all their
neighboes audinends. We feel that the
hand a God has been heavily laid up
on uss Bat W can traly say "1hy will
be doaif .
Ms. AND Mna. J. r. Mo.,,sos.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

We ere doing lots Of business for wau'
smskss I Brown. Their prices on cloth
ing cannot b sqaalsd In Aolyoks. Ev
cry thiaS sent subject 10 examination
Hyatt 4 Elliott agents.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

This 10 the best week Of the Worlds
Fair, but not 10 with Gillstt Bros fall
trade.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Warn meals by Holyoks Relief Corps
at tlss Yoder building, one door cast Of
Millsrb stors. Bulletin board aud oysters
in the evsning. Public patronage solicit.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

standard l1sr~e and Cattle Food.
For tho prevention aud cure u the
nu umsrous diseases OF horses. cattle,
hogs aud sheep and valuable In stock.
mon, liverymen, dairymnn and farmers.
For sals ny W. X. SuAMP d Co.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Rev. Wright DID. Of Denver, delivered
an interesting and instructive lecture at
the Baptist church Saturday evening.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

For tbs best quality, largest variety
and lowest prices, for fruits, vegetables
and groceries 60 to Hyatt & Elliott.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

A woman will forgive man anything
except sskins TO b forgiven for not buy.
ing Dew hester ct Gillett's.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Charley Cssmsr has bs<n suffering for
some time with poor health aud, Tuesday,
took the train for Chicago 10 undergo
medical treatment. The HrnALp hopss
that hs may soon bs able TO return In
rood health.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

From the number Of stoves Gillett
Bros. sold one day last week, one would
think they were wholesaling.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Before lending your pocket kuife it is
we'll TO tell the borrower that Gillstt
Bros. sell Just that kind.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

FL. Hoyt, foreman In the HElALD
oiass, rscsvsd telegram Tuesday bear.
Ing ~ I'd news Of the death OF h,s
bssehss william at his hone in Mousrcb
lllinpis.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Come and sxamise our new lius Of
giovs, nittens and fins underwear. We
boaght them for cash and our compst,t.
ors ars not 10 Il. Hyatt L Elliott.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Tue ratio Of 20 to 10 about right at
Gillssts sters-twenty bargains for sv.
cry oas that calls.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Homemade bread always fresh and
losves larger than ever at Hyatt & Ell
liottb.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Tho following lisa list Of Judges oi
elections for tho several pfecinc,si
IN, Chester Heart, J. II. Riebeson
w. r. Summers.
IL, A. 0ilroy, u, y. Martin and Geo
A. Hall.
2, 4. q. Churnipv. J. H. SsIton and v
q. Leo.
0. Il. l.. Amber, John W. Abrams and
Frank o. Nelson.
~. II. I tbilcott, Frank l.. Fuller and
.. q. YssRer.
q. John onmstesdt, Newton Clsgg and
James Hamilton.
., $. N. Ollie, Elwo,i Hoy, nnd Chas
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Harness! Hsrness!i Haruess!!! See
that nsw stock VI harness at g. W. Gar
lAad 4 Cos. before you buy,
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Mn. n. 3. Morris and her son Ed
went 70 Dssvss this wssk and will make
tAslf ho0e thsss.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Josa CArothsrs stopped few days in
Holyets last week on his way to sslda
whsrs l's has position with tho Il. II.
Co.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

4. v. Young left HoIyoks Tuesday fol
svisit 10 his old home at Monrosv,lle, o
lie will also visit the Worlds Fair.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Mrs. w r Shsmp was called to keiths-
burg ILL.,, this week, BY the sickness of
her father.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
FEED STABLE.

l have taken charge Of the Irwin liv-
cry and feed stable. II you want your
borsss fed at hard times prices, give ne
. call. PHrLI.IP PUyRAK.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

II you are thinking OF making final
proof on your claim, call and SEQ j. b.
Cunuins, clerk Of the district court.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

0illsetS large assortment Of ane heat.
~ sfs soiag fest, you should buy soon,
- the stock will coon b. broken, but no,
the stsvee.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Come in and sse our color card before
Tou psint your house. Dakan.
The state herald., 1893-10-27

You can get loan on your farm
property BY inquiring Of VIM. G. Robin
The state herald., 1893-10-27

Frs.h oysters At the Holyoke Mea.
Market.
The state herald., 1893-10-27
FAIRvIEw.


Lovely weather, fall work about done.
ar. ard Mira Burdette went to Lincoln
last Saturday. Mrs. B. went to the
hospital for treatment.
w. IL. Stout 10 again able 10 DO around.
Mrs. y. IL taken with fever.
A surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mrs, Burr last Friday evening.
Mira. Agnes Eaton is visiting her
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. BAllsntins.
Il. l. worlsy has n new pump.
Fred Borlsnd had the misfortune 10
loss ono Of his horses.
Mr.. burr has new buggy and horse.
Thsds Msckis and Earnest Lydistt
started for Wyoming, Thsdo's future
home.
Y r. Aackio aud NJ. N. Worlsy each shot
n coyote the past week, that is the way
boys, thin them out and our hen roosts
will suffer less depredations.
I The populists are making . terrible
effort 70 gam ths election. We would
like the republicans 10 give US good
rally Ia this nsighborhood - II is but
just, that both sides should bs heard
Wo wonld be more than pleased for Mrs.
'IimbsriAks to bs present too aud say .
few words IN favor Of woman suffrage.
Mr.. Ballentine, father OF Mrs. Burdstte
will take charge Of the Waksman p. o.
during Mrs. B's. absence.
ntu..ss NuA