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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

ODD PRANKa One evening Iast week 4
supply pipe hurst on Church atreet tlood;ng
the street.. Snnc peculiar things occurred
the water escaping from the pipe filed AL
available space under the pressara in the
mains and heing confine,! under the frozen
crust OF earth spread IN all directions, At
one point about thirty feet Fl ,rn the rupture
OK tae pipe, 1t eventually forced its way to
the surface, hut only through very small
aperture in The the frozen ground at fir-t
this acted as nozzle and the Watt. -osc from
the gro2nd squirting dis-
lance Of eight to ten frss. During the night
it found il. way to the surface At number
of points and "A the temperature vas below
the frerzir point, Church street in the
morning was covered VIII shre' Of zee,
RrPREHENsIl3LE file ahslrt practice
indusch In ty some Of oar citizens Of crying
cut r,:l the streets at night some woId that
soeznls like "Gse," 10 arong aud worse than
q nEiaancc il .hnUld he abateh
# has been indulge! in 10 such an cxtc0t
that IL no longer attracts attention OF # 1t
does, works las sI'tht Inconvenience 10
those who are arceivtd by 1t am! i is n ti.at
fact that the harm lies and for thlt reason
that II should te promptly stopped.
What We mean is this The foolish practice,
haa imposed unon our people 80 often tH3t
when genuine cry Of fire is made
A. il FOX time ignored "a bring bar he
soraieaa cry referred To-, Now 10, ae. " ho
have had striou. fires 10 f Git, kr ~. that Il
ia q: he Garli stage. of fire that .aI ing
vor. may ie done ant If, oNin. to the
nuisance referred Il" A. IT,. T. ~ but five mir.
ut,s m y bc 'tt, the ye3al, may be DANA.
ing,
"a. a reward upon the convictnn # AIRY
one guilty Of crying out any word or sound
that may he mistaken for An alarm ~ tirra q
tine the offender in n c,oi round sum i
should be accepted ~ no dnieu'" that the
offender cried Jar CHER nr any other
sound let i he sufficient thai the cry Was
unnecessary and that it deceived come one.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
Road Notice.
ftlh,il.

We, the undersigned citizens and Tax
payers Of Frederick County. Maryland, do
hereby give notice that We intend, ut the
first mrcli' Of the County Commissioners
Of Frederick County, held after the cypira
ton OF Thirty days from the publication Of
this notice., C on the frs, Mnndny in March,
1893, to petition the said County Com
mssioncrs of Frederick County, Maryland, to
locate and open public road, beginning ut
n point on the public road leading from
Graccham to Mcchan9tcwn, onc.iourth mile
West from Grncchan,, where the private
rond Ia now !o' at"tl passing through the
Innds Of Bernard Colliownr to the SOUTH
thence On the division line between the
lnnds Of The above and Martin Firnr, thence
over the lands Of Eliza Smith, (formcrly
Eliza IInHkcy) thence on the division line
between the lands of Henry G. Smith md
John II. S,onrr and Henry G. Smith and the
heirs of Ezra Eylcr, to nlcrscct the road
leading from Mechanlcsiown TO EichOl,z'
Mills The Rnid new road to he not less than
thirty fee, wide IN pIiumtcd In Mechanics.
town District, Frederick County, Maryland.
Henry G.. Smhh. John r. Stoncr.
Mary s. Firor, Bernard Colliaowcr,
George II I,,,ssard Trial, Wnrrenfl'z,
Samuel Eicholtz, William Ey'cr,
l.. G., Smith. John 5. Oglc,
and % others. fcb9 81
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idtl,tU,tnl Lorh.
Public NchOOI Prize.

As The end pt the Public School year IL
approaching nnd 10 the eud that there may
be- offered 10 the crrncst pupil some reward
for his diligence. THE CLAHioA purposes to
l. nh
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

work = day by the clerks in the Depart
rasnts, reducing their ANNUAL leave with
pay from 30 to Is days year, and pro-
hiblting the closing Of .ay Department
oa account af the death Of an ex Official
It is considered very dou btful whether
any Of these amendments, except possl-
bly, the Last one, ulll get through the
Senate. The same bill has another
amendment a good one too--abolsh-
ing Congressional funerals at pa bic e1-
pense
It ia estimated that the proposed
amendments To the Pension lava, now
being discussed by the House, would il
they became lava save about $50, 0O0,-
600 year. They provide for transfer
ing the Pension Office from the Interior
to the War Department and placing 1t
in charge Of Army officers also. for sns
pending pensions paid 20 those having
an annual income Of 5000 or laore to
widows who we're not married within
FIVE years FROM the close of the war, and,
except in care Of total sabiIitv, to
alien non residents. These ams,dmensa
may possibly get through the House,
but there ia no probability OF their be
ing adopted by the Senate a. 1t present
constituted.
The mountain would not come 10
Mahomet, 40 Nahoraat w,,l 30 to the
mountain. The Panama Investigating
committee, the members Of which sen
sib!y changed their minds about hold
inea staf chamber investigation, h.
80 much trouble about getting Witnesses
wanted to come here and taa',..y that il
left for Nv York to,,av, where it will
sndsayos to get look at the books and
to get the testimony Of the bankefa who
handled the money. Lt,sT Tie com
m,ttse viii probably "a to Indiana to
tase * Secretary Thompson 3 .es'iIno
ny.
Notwithstanding the report tia. he
would be selected, the unofficial an
nouncsment that Judge Gresham had
been really selected to b Mr.. CIeye-
lands Secretary Of State created i sen,
sation in Washington. HIS personal
fitness IA acknowledged by all but there
ia considerable quiet kicking being
done by democratic Congrcasmen. They
do OF think the judy" Is democrat,
and. by the way. he isn't but he vail
make good Secretary all the same.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
WASHINGTON Letter
From OUR REGULAR COMMENCEMENT
WasurNaTON, p e., Feb 18th, 1896

Prom OUR REGULAR COREgsroNDENT
WasntNaroN. d e., Feb 18th, 1893
President Harrison has officially rec
ognized the Hawai- Commissioners and
intinattd 10 th EN- that he favored An
nezation, and IN q few days, probably
this week, he will send message To
Congress recommending the necessary
legislation, With certain conditions O
be detailed in Ms message. While
many Congressman believe that Minis
ter Stevens acted entirely too hastily IN
establishing ii proteCforafe without IN.
strnctions. the preponderance Of Con
gressional opinion seems TO be that out
right annexation. or progressive anu"x-
alton that IL, u continuance 81 the pro
tecforate for gwen period to be fol-
lowed by annexation. 10 now necessary
in order to maintain the National hon
or, which il, Of course, the first thought
Of every Congressman. however much
thev may differ az TO methods.
The settlement depends much uIoa
President elect Cleveland. If he in
forms the leaders Of his party that he
intends calling an early extra seSaion Of
Congress this matter will probably be
allowed 10 20 over, but such will hardly
be the result Of mere rr,mors Of an extra
session, believed by many to have been
started for no other purpose than to in
nuence votes on the silver qnestlon,
which was settled for the session lat
week. IF congress- will not meet again
before next December. there is little
doubt that President Harrison 8 recon
mendatIon will be promptly acted upon.
One gentleman who IS on terms Of intl
macy with Mr.. Cleveland told rae that
bis impression was that Mr.. Cleveland
would be pleased to see this Hawaiian
busincsa finally disposed Of at this bes
sion, as he expects to have enough do
mestic problems to fully occupy his
time for sometime after bis inaugura-
ton. There is good logic IN this view
of it too.
Now that the reports of both the
Senate and HOUSE Committees which
investigated the Homestead strike and
the employment of Pinkcrton's men in
labor troubles generally have ben made
the fut'lity Of expecting any pronounced
congressional legislation on the bjcct
IS apparent. The House Committed
reports-ihcre are three of them-Con
tain no recommendation of value and
the report Of the Senate committee,
which reads like it might have been
written by n schoolboy who had Just
received two lick,ngs, one from the
teacher and The other from bis father,
IS no better. II consists of nine con.
illusions which the committee arrived
At, and these conclusions wobble be
tween the two sides OF the question
finally winding up with the doubt
whether Congress has any right to
legisla'c on the subject, and pleading
for arbitration. 1t is a fact well known
in Washington il not ut their homes,
that the average Congressman, be he
Senator or Representative. while al.
why's ready to make buncombe speech
on the labor question, is afraid to com.
NIT himself to decisive legislation on
the aabject.
The House has adopted amendments
to the legislative and executive Appro,
priaton bill, providing for eight hours
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

Peter Jackson ba, pnt 70 81 800 As
. forfeit to fight Corbett for $1,000 or
$50. 900. McAuliGs says Corbett 10
nowhere near the champion and that
Charlie Mitchell viii whip bsm if they
fight. Corbstt prstands. at least. that
be il very anxious to meet Mitchell.
Corbett has drawn bis check .or 80,
900 az forfeit to fight either Mitchell
or Jackson, the former preferred.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
New Sewing Nnc!si0e


New Sewing Machine
to thtpupil in my one Of Tie public schools in
Mcchnncst""n, Crcng"rslown and llnuvcrs
districts, that sncccssiully compc'ce for the
pr,ze under The following coudl'ipuS;
Each contestant will send. nddrc.lc,. to the
publisher of TnE CLAnrpA by mail urdrr
sealed cover, nm HISTORICAL ESSAY,
subject;
"Thc Three Branches Of our National
Government, judicial. Executive and L'gis
h'ivc no" Formed Org nzcl, md their
Several Sphcrca ID fined
The essay slmil nos conHh,, Of les than one
thousand nor more than one Thousand five
hundred words, not more llan one hundred
of which shnll appear IN quotation nmrks.
The several ESSAYS must be- signed 10y the
bonn .fds authors and il is n part 81 this agree
mcnt between ia, that good filth in the
authorship shall he observed that II. no aid
In tho composition shall be accepted by Il
contestant.
The cssny shall be written on one side of
Legal Cap paper, pagcd and fastened in or
der
The MSS sl,nll be in our hands l,y the 18th
day Of April 1898,
The different cssava will be submitted 10
competent critics, who will be kept in ignor
nncc of the authorship and their award " II
be final
The successful essay will be published in
THE CLARION over the authors name aud
the Prize will be delivered Immediately after
such publication.
nN- We suggest that in each school Ger
tnln number of contestants bc agreed upon
by the pupils. selecting of course the best ;
We do not however make this one Of the con
1itlona Il ~ OPEN to all We nsk that tina
Offer be accepted in good Faith and in earn
est M 1t will afford us pleasure aud will be Of
decided benefit to you.
Should our first movement in this direct
ion, by its recognition on your part, prove
satisfactorily successful, It will at once, upon
the opening OF the new school year, he fol
lowed by another of n similar kind
CUAs Il CARsrLI.,
Editor and Publisher of
TIE CLARION.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
'IN.AN SALE.


the following DESERVED real estate or 50
much thereof as will satisfy sail taxes and
costs:
2l4 ACRES OF MOUNTAIN LAND,
more ar less. situated and lying about 81
niles southeast of Foxvilc, and adjolnin.
the lands of Peter Ilauvcr, Henry Patterson
aud Daniel Lcntherman.
The above land Is divided into two parcels
or lots One lot consists of 81 acres, more
or less, and is part Of the same land conveyed
TO Leonard Il Wn"schc and james T..
Wacsche by Peter II. Bussaid and Martin
r. Bussard, Trustees, by deed dated the 4th
day o! February 1882, and recorded in Libcr
A. F., Mo- 5, folio 348, one of the Land Rec
ords of Fre'erick County, MI.
The other lot consists Of 121 acres of
mountain land, more or less and in the same
land con, eyed to l.. II Wacsche and James
T. Wacschc by Peter II Bussard and Mar
lin Bussnrd Trustees, by deed dated January
6 h, 1888, and recorded in Lbcr n. f., No.
), folio ZOE, one of The Land Rccnrd of Fred
c,ak C unity, Maryland.
The above land lies in llauvcrs district
md is assessed in the name of j.. II. Wac.
schc & Bro for the sum 1905.
TERMS CASH The purchaser to tie
u, all expense of conveyanciug.
CHARLES +. ROWE,
.r',s Il Collector
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
AGENT FOR TIKI,
Carroll County Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Prompt and Special Attention will be Civ
tn /" all claims placed IN my hands for col
lection. Oct20lv
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
Tna CA7oc7'S ClAs'os.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, Feb. l6, 1893.


l. Any perso~ @no taees a paper regularly from
.se her directed to his name or an
other ~ whether he has subscribed or nos-,S re-
sDorsbe for the payment.
n any cer,hr orters his paper discontinued, he
she rsuse gay all the srrearages ~ the puhrsher
az canfiaae 10 end II uo',' payment q mace
nd collect the satss ADosnt, &te.nef the pager is
ken from the Office boS.
No paoer viii De discontinued until pad no.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

l. tic C,;cri' Cunt 'or Frederick Co'm,y
as q Court If Etuj'Y.
Jtuplv Term. 1893
Nuy T., SHRINK

Susan White, Jamca * White aYG wife
uul ., hrr-
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE.

For 1893 We have combined most novel
aud charming feature in the why of hun.
drcd4 Of beautiful and appropriate poctcal
uuola'nrs from the best authors, making
The Pori'' Nun''cr Of Nck's Floral Guide n
source Of iu' rest nnd pleasure the whole
year Tn" practical part contains Colorch
Plates of Alpine Astcr, I'egonia, Dahlias,
Du,clrnan's Pipe, Clcmalis, Pansirs, Cannns,
Corn and L tntors, hundreds Of cngravngs,
description. "f the sweetest nnd most prolific
Pea The Ci;rmcr. The Golden Nugget
Corn, which was such a f,voirtc Inst summer
nrw Roses, new Chrys'hrm,lms, nnd scores
Of other good and grand things. Names and
prices IT anything one could desire in the
why Of Flowers, Vcg"lahlc., Plants, Bulbs
etc
Sent for only 10 cents, which can he be-
Quoted from the first order, thus 1t costs
nothing. Cash Plies.
JAMES VICkS SONS,
f,lJil. Rochester. n. Y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

They are still ballotirg for y, S.
Senators in the four States 10 the
north vest, with little promise Of reach.
ing an election.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16
La Grippe

Last sprtng I was taken down with
la grippe, At times was completely
prostrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast seerned a. II
confined in an iron cage. I procured
bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had I began taking it than
relief followed. Icould not believe that
the effect would be 80 rapid and the
cure 80 complete. W. Fl. Williams,
Cook City, s. Oak,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

=. ELNFR NHLE. Inn.
IIaeer>+o~n. n,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

Or. Miles New Heart Cure At Druggiata
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-02-16

NOW is the time for young Men and Women t" tit tf~I't
for business and situations There always '.Ea" tor t"'i~
font persons They get the First chances and the Best ones
This School has High Standard and gives t"r;! an" ln"
OUCH trimming It's graduates get situations at 'd rem. W'
ton board and other EXPENSES less thal IN large cIii's "
1 D. EIMEI, WOLF. Pln.
IIaoers0Nsn. Nh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

excellence II won't come out AIRY better
next September than IL did last The
centennial killed baseball In Phiiadel-
phia in 1870 for the same reason.
With regard u Kelly ! can say that
he has becn sent a blank contract 10 ill
out and sign The amount Of salary we
can AFFORD 10 pay him has been filed
Out by ra however. Kelly Is good
man and want him II he will come
He likes u daily AMI hang off awhile,
but think be viii sit on our bench this
season. With regard - the proposed
rule If putting the pitchers box back
further, ! am not Ia favor Of moving 10
more than five or six feet anyhow. II
they find that the pitcher is unable 20
r-t the ball over the plate at that dis
lance II may BE- necessary e. increase
the sire 81 the plate For this reason
the committee on rules should be en-
powered Ia make any changes at any
tirns which the actual play shows to
have become eSPcdient
JOHN NJ. WARD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

''ft may be doubted II limpcts cen
walk, but saw one of these creatures
march over q rock not long ego for The
space Of three inches, doing this dis
lance in about four minutes. The shell
was raised about one-eighth of su inch;
a tiny feeler peeped out. waved to and
fro. and felt II the next twenty-thiri of
an inch was suitable for progression.
Satisfaction being obtained on shis
point the edges OF Tho hu,pct's body be-
gan 20 work slowly all around the edge
of the shell. and q step forward was
made II was an interesting perform
ancc and one rarsly exhibited In public
Query: II limpet can Cross three
inches Of rock In four minutes how long
will II take him - Cross the bottom of
the Atlantic?"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

% by this Quadrcnniai event "a he
th~at,-rs. and business generally.
second There u only one associaticn
81 cluis-ths National ieague--and
competition win - less and the interest
~ The great contest proportionately
greater.
Thirl-Therc wiz oe only one chsun-
pionship season Tho experiment of
two seasons vas tried last year and. n
every follower 81 the game can tell. 10
Wa not a success One club had IL all
A. own way the first series. and another
club ia the second. The season WINS
raaeh TOO long
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

srosA II hAA iss sRrcs ~fsh Ns~ York
and wns 100 nlaeh FIR Chicago. AMI IN
the s>oeiafio1 Coiambss. LoGissiils
snd 81 t-cass zre only svidsnees II
what sag
The quarrel s<noux the clubs them
selves &nd the disAlpesrsEsee 81 the
favorlt>s from New York sad othsr u
The lsaslng clubs Al>o had mach - Ia
~ish aA4npeaing popular enthusiasm
Nov bslisse The patlic has tIr~d a
poor bali aud has had enough ~ IL. and
I ~1l >aossors a gs-ad club.
We vii give View York IS good >
club this year - possible under the
circumstances. Yoa know there has
se<n = eet al along the line and th~re
may be some trouble Ia getting shs
boys - ssyn- Thc~s gentlemen ~hc
are supporting baseball in New York
are not depenteut on what they get out
u IL for livelihood. Il = true, aud jet
they sre not exactly Ia IL for their
health. either They have becn guing
down IA their pockets year after year
and paying for the losses without a
marmur. II - nothing more than fair
that oncs In awhile they saouid DC al
lowed ~ end season with something
- their credit. We players owe II ~
them - meet them halt WAY aud share
the harden OF keeping up the game. |
believe lnost ~ the men understand
thu and will sisn without protest
Chicago ha~ got u have cracking
good team this season II she wants %
make IL pay. The worlds fair viii take
many people there. but there are other
sttrsctions a. well a. baseball 70 see.
and unless the team Is Of exceptional
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

op>olax q ~ Daepa- eossy y Ayrs.
up &. Jaly 4. IL rsinsd al az p~<t q
every h.sst~li day wk&n ths Chkseos
were hsehsd ~ play on thsir owa
srounds. 0sme axsrr gsns 80 pussr
f~,nsa or called GA ncccunt Of rein
Thi. handbags add discourage ssam.
and avsn .,old AnseT toss hssrs. - weii
a. temper. After July =. lso~ev~r. they
girk,sd up and played gr~at ball
A ~ the salaries. am Ina favor OF .
REDUCTION al along The line. A fs~
ye>rs go. vhsn man got thrsr shoa-
sand dcAlsrs ssason hs was Ms Talk Of
tho sp~nay, Nov that y oonsidsred =
faeayer snR. o. account of The two
OSCILLATIONS lAss year shs unsigned
player sosid 49, QUO Sgsin<s Ne other
ia sas matter IT salary, and 60 with
whishs~er offered the biggest pay.
Now. with only ono association ~ deal
with. he viii be glad a. sign even ~
ssenty Ave Per cent reduction
Iloinx away with the second cham
picn.hip srries V smother good move.
Last year the srA.on began In the mid
die Of April ard lasted uuti October.
This year 10 opens aboat Nay ! and
closes early In September. There were
one hundred and fifty-four games last
year: there viii be one hundred and
thirty-two shis- That makes the season
long enough To satisfy the appetite Of
the most desperate fan.
Ioannot see why New York should
not be q pcnnant winner this year. and
why baseball In general should not
prosper with old-timc suecesA
L. r. PUwunA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
TALK ON BASE BALL
Ihsy Say the Coming Season
WI be One Of Interest
DUST OF TIE DIAMOND
-. the Public wsas Good n,stIf
John ~. wsri fhiaks so-vArf-
os- Opinions t.spsc--ei.

The outlook fer baseball Ger isos n
brighter than Il has o~..n for nse years.
ADD this RAY oe taksn fnr al 4. ~
worth To b 1are Il - the eustotn ~
sn4nagers snd players - say every
-pring shat The game viii take fr~sh
bae1. .thin<s uexer looked brighter
etc-. bnt they have sewer made sash
pre1iicti3us with a. uach reason aad
riEht a. thss year
Juat why shis u 50 win DC t(1d bet
tsr tn The uaaax~rs' and players own
~orsi~ but. takinx everything il:3
consideration. Il IL hard ~ believe any
thing eise. There arc three main rss-
sosaS On which q ha.e the aSsnmpti,tL
First presidential casnpaign Is
oser viii. and. little a. ~paae mag sAsnk
a. The baseball season : ~ mach AFFECT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

~ \ - h6w - - sa1A ~ ~
bs1Runss sscDe thnes hsapaeD onss
from tbs bissssusns ~ povsrsy whieA
hsr osssA wo~ld pi~nss sAsa han Y
such pssu.snhDa had - 49, s.ksn-
II = sssp - - 49, dlspstinn and
shosld hsse bssn tnisn hing go. tcs
vonsa hAvs bssn 1rovsA - - - long
livec - r,<A. end sh< company thss
takes risks ca thsks lives = doing some
thins no. ous biz lnorr hasars3ous than
varn they - gladly rash la aud insure
the lives Of - many men - thsy en-
RcS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

look for complete revival in base
bail Affairs this season. cannot see
how IL can bc otherwise with the
changes that have been made. With
John NJ Ward az our captain the New
York team can hold IT, own. and speak
ing fo< the game In general am glad
- sce that there viii be m1rc equality
among me teams Of the league than
was The case last season All tho star
players viii not be IN one or tvyo mines.
and this - a. II should b. baseball Ia
the great American game aud want -
SO Il lsept -. aud ell Do all In nv
power as president - The homo team 20
promote the interests ~ the national
sport.