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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-08

I have been a great sufferer from
dry catarrh for many years, and tried
many remedies, but none did me so
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. 1t
completely cured me. M. ]. Lally, 80
Woodward Ave., Boston Highlands,
Mass.
think Ely's Cream Balm is the best
remedy for catarrh I ever saw. new
er took anything that relieved me SO
quickly, and / have not felt so we'll for
long time. I used to be troubled
with severe headaches two or three
times week.. A. Alcern, Ag't o.
P. r. r. Co., Eaton, Colo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-08
EVIL Communication,

Mrs. Backbay-I never would have be-
lieved my little boy could use such Ian
guage. Been playing with bad children
again, haven't you?
Algernon-No'm. Teddy Bacon and ]
have been playing with a parrot his uncle
sent him from Chicago. Truth.
"Is this hot enough for you?n is a
silly question; but If you meet man
who complains of suffering from the
heat, ten to one you will find on in
quiry, that he does not use Ayers Sar-
saparilla to tone up his system and free
his blood from irritating humors.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-08
ON En-
PLEASE
READ

the following letter from lady who had
suffered, tried my UTERINE CATH0LlCOh
and been cured. 1t is specific and guar
anteed to positively cure those diseases with
which the female sex is especially afflicted.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-08
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LETTER:

DR.sI. B. MARcHsI, Utica, N. Y. Dear SIR
Ireceived your trial bottles of medicine which
used and can truly say that do not know how to
thank you enough as feel like new person. )
was troubled with Indigestion. Constipation, Pal
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MRs. BEccA Shook, Graysport, o. Nov. Il sth, 1899.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-08

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
PRINTER sHoT lfIMsFr.r
Prank r. DcisDo f'ut q Battles snso
His brain.

ToLEDo. Ohio. Nov Is Standing be.
fore mirror In q room az the Hotel
jefferson last eycuing. frank ~ Delano.
q vel known printer ~ this city. cred q
;sscalihre bullet into his brain. HE
dead body was discovered about Al
o'clock this morning. after the hotel
people bad forced the door o,sen Delano
bad been Tor the past two years em
ployed by the Blade Printing and Paper
company A. superintendent - its stereo.
type department. aud Was formerly fore
man - the Bce composing room. DE
lano registered at the hotsi ~ : o'clozk
yesterday afterDoon- lie ras apparently
Ia hie usual good health and attracted
no attention. Ne had tacn. however.
addicted % drink st times. and u ts
evident thrf the deed was committed
while under the inhnence q liquor or
during ne - Temporary insanity. tie
left letter addressed O. has wife and
son. In which he praised them fnr their
kind treatment of him. He gave no
reason foF bic detd other than that he
was tired a life. aud rlossd with the fe-
mark -Life is only q disease frstn
which sleep 10 an aliuviatton aud death
the only reliable cure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

lie CoaR~eicd Cleveland ON Queen
ftfs RESTORATION

Wk-utNDroN. Nov. ts--The New
lork Sun TO-DAY SAYS The man whose
adsice has been sought Tor and followed
BY Secretary tireshsm - Judge Thomas
NJ Cooiey - Michigan. Judge Cooley
has lorg been the Intimate personal
TREAD q bosh President Cleveland ana
Secretary Bresham. whose advise both
have sought AZ various times during
their political career a. was President
Cleveland = no founi Judge Cooisy after
be bad been defeated Tor ~ election 10
the supreme court ~ MichHAa by A
political tidal wave. and appointed him
D. memhersnip On the inter state com
msrce cnu mission Vhen Il vas created
10 Isl Flndinx that position dixfaste
fai ssd onsrous. Mr. Cleveland offerr4l
Judge Ceoiey various Appointments.
ohieh be declined
Last sprinx. sson after the uasai.an
sevDlafion that dethruned Queen I.a
iaoksland Jutige Ceoiey published =
letter oppoeinz The policy - annexatian.
BE did more than this AMI wrote %
President Cleveland pontiag cut that
;hs proper thing for the Cleveland al.
ninlsfraiiou - Ia was to restore the
qnreG e. her throne AMI thus uudo the
sreng that Rad been eomnlittei
" sssfSurrS Nos u On ais usy o.
ianchson. the secretary stopped st tha
execauTs msnsioa snt spent balf an
hour IN ecp-u tstion eifh the pfesieisat
lIe had With him some tFpeNrittea
mstter but wtefher ~ not it
related "a Hawaii s~pnd not b@
lesrp-d About : q eicrk Nr Gresham
retasnet % tde department. - state.
Re SAID he hsf r~csased 10
nsxs and ra-srd infn The dlpunstie
rsoa,. here hs Ns@ ia.srd IN fhr ceaFss
- heR 81 aeur hs Si- ialian Fsaaer
f,rs. ihe kfttlst ani .aeahr fhe src
retsfy sBsenzei ffom ERE aieicpsiic
rson Niout - p7si ! aesrck aad fa
os4fk~d taat - hal ~ nesss. fhsi ths
rress ha1 a Ell tasisg p ~ fhs eio@e
= hffes haura ast a erfsF ~ ens - 81.
fssnatioa e ~ Hssei hsd rssehe.i ffs
s4tte ~ tao a. eeFsttassat esfei. ilaf
eaatsaassi " tse pres osspstrhrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Gale on tho English Coast Disaster
oas to shipping


LIVERPOOL Nov. IS. Severe weather
Is still reported from several parts Il
the coast heavy storms. however. hav-
ing seriously interfered with the tele-
graph wires. prevent full reports OF dis
asters from reaching shipping circles.
A dispatch from St Ives. Cornwall. says
that three vessels are ashore in Carbis
bay. The Cynthia OF Liverpool. il il
added. has foundered with all hands.
aud the Vulture OF Cardiff has been
wrecked. but the crew wore saved A
trans Atlantic steamship flying signals
OF distress was sighted off Tenby. a town
on Carumthen bay, Wales, tug was
Immediately sent to her assistance. The
schooner Nita and six yachts have gone
ashore near Greenock on the Firth Of
Clyde. Scotland. A fishing smack
foundered in the North sea at the
mouth Of the river Tees. All on board
were lost. The Leib schoooer Fidelity
was wrecked and one Of her crew
was drowned. The American bark A.
G.. Bean. which sailed from Newcastle.
y. r., October for Bowling. was blown
ashore and totally wrecked near Done
gal. Ireland. All Of the crew excepting
two men were drowned. Timber from
tnt WttCa - hNUnAtlk ornOlt. ~ tfaf-
tington. forty tive miles from New York.
the Springfield steel works were blown
down, causing heavy loss Dispatches
from various points Ia the north OF En-
gland report extensive havoc. Hun
drcds upon hundreds OF trees were up
rooted. fences and outhouses blown
down and residences damaged. At
Berwick hon Tweed the root of the North
British railway station was blown of.
Many boats in the harbor were swamped.
The steam lighter Union OF Dundee
went down during the storm this after
noon. -Four OF the crew were drowned
The passenger steamer Optic. which
was due at Belfast at s o'clock this
morning. is missing. Great anxiety as
to her fate is felt
Ii Is showing hard this evening in
many parts OF the United Kingdom. A
train Is caught in snow drift near
Fort Williams count Of Inverness. Scot.
land.
At Coole. Yorkshire. three seamen
were washed overheard aud drowned
The coast OF Bantfshire. Scotland. Is
strewn with wreckage. A vessel. be-
lieyed To be a steamer. was wrecked on
Friday night OF Sandend. Banffshire.
aud II is feared that thirty persons were
drowned.
The steamers from various Irish ports
due at Liverpool early this morning did
not reach their destination until around
> o'clock this afternoon. They report
having had q vegy rough experience.
Snow and sle&t were falling all the
morning in Lancashire. The wind
blew with fearful violence and
considerable damage was done 10 prop
erty Chimneys we're blown down In the
towns and sky and other signs We car
ried away. A fatal accident caused 10y
the storm is reported from Huddersteld.
in the west OF Yorkshire. The great
chimney % the Hnddersield dye works.
which was loo feet high. was blown
down. The immense mass of bricks
Tell on building in which sixty hands
were at work and completely wrecked it.
Strange to say. only two OF the occu
pants u the building were killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
FASTEST cisulsER AFIoAr.
The Columbia Made Neariv Twenty
Three knots an Hour.

Bosrox. Nov. ls--The triple screw
United States cruiser Columbia. first
called the Pirate. on her official run to-
day over the government measured
course. nearly forty four knots long.
averaged 22sl knots an hour during a
four hours run. under forced draught.
thus exceeding all previous records on a
similar run and fulfilling the reasonable
expectations OF the shipbuilders. The
contract. which the government has
with the William Cramp skip 4 Engine
Building company. calls for a speed OF
twenty one knots an hour. AS this is
exceeded by one and three quarters
knots. the cruisers builders earn a
premium OF s3J0.000 at-the rate OF So
90 for each quarter knot OF excess
speed. The passing OF water into the
port engine along with the steam neces-
STATED the slowing up OF that engine
on more than one occasion, and un-
doubtedly prevented the ship from av-
eraging over twenty-three knots an
hour. and in this respect the trial was a
disappointment to everybody on board
On the trial trip up the course. the Co
lumbia with all conditions favorable.
was spurted between the seventh and
eighth buoys. a distance OF ia niles
and she achieved the extraordinary
speed OF 25.sl knots an hour. eclipsing
all previous records and placing her alb
solutely at the head OF tho worlds fast
craft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

took he lszss dispatch vaz rseslved
fsoa Hassi Coasnl wlldsr. a. nan
fFsncisco. ssylnx that Minister Wills
bad aone nothisx 80 far and that MT.
urs@han ; lsrtsr So not known on NE
lzlasal
W. H. Armstrong. . native a Hono-
lslu. fornsrly attorney gs1erai under
hiny kzi4kanz- came snto The ieyafion
sad szs asked for his opinion u the ~
asfioa on the islzsas Prom ali indiea-
t,ons.~ ar. Armstrong SAID, -snd that %
about what Minister Wilils hzs done.
Hhen the Australian left Honolulu be
had bssa fheFefor more than week. aad
despite AL the reports 20 the contrary
and the of1elsily proclaimed belief u
rvysilsts. no step had been taken 70 put
the queen bsek into her place of author
ify and poNsr. -it Is evident" he con-
tsnnsd. that whatever . done in the
matter. h 10 be the subject OF negotia-
tioo betseen Willis aud the provisional
govsrnment Personally. | doubt very
nueh that Lilsoaskalins would 80 back
on the throne and expose herself % the
dangers that would inevitably surround
her In that position. unless she we're
given q satisfactory guarantee that her
person ana her position would b. pro
teetsd by the United States forces. and
such a guarantees We al knos cannot be
eixen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
ARE ALL OFF DUTY
Last Night the Employees Of the
Lshigh Decided
TO TIE UP THE ENTIRE SYSTEM
Orders Have n<sea Issued That No
P2ssenser or Frcishs Train. shall
Han on the Nain Track.

ELxInA. ~ r.. Nov. ia special TO
The Telegram from Saver. Pa. says:
The much talked az strike on the Lee
high system went into effect at 10
o'clock tonight orders have been
issued by the nsn that no trains shall
be made or pulled out on the main
track. and il 10 stated that no trains
will be allowed 10 pass this station. ex-
eept No. 4. the New York express The
up trains viii be discontinued here and
no more trains. either passenger or
freight. will start or he allowed TO 20
through The strikers are not raising
any Disturbances They:are going out
pesccAilly. They report -off duty
when asked TO take out train. Super
intendent Donnelly says he is assured OF
sufficient number OF snen to handle
the business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
PRINCESS ISABELLA Is MAD.
She Wants Co Ruie Brazil Instead
OF Her Son.

PARIs, Nov. 1s.-Chevaiier d'Guima-
raez. chief political advisor Of Count
d'Eu, returned from Brussels today lie
declined to say anything as to his mis-.
sion there. and denied that he had any
direct news OF Admiral Mellos procla-
nation OF the empire. lie was in high
spirits aud spoke with an air Of re-
pressed glee. Princess Isabella. who has
a burning desire to reign. was thrown
into rage by the announce
ment In this mornings news
papers that Mello had proclaimed
her son emperor She declared that her
own rights had been ignored. She
taunted her husband with his apathy
and builled and reproached him. while
he tried 10 calm her with the assertion
that the report Of Mello's action was
false. There is no longer any doubt
that much OF Mello's money comes from
the monarchist committee in Paris,
which has done all In its power 90 aid
Mello. Count a. Eu and the Princess
Isabella. however. have been kept ignor.
ant OF the committees work. The com
mittee meet at the Grand hotel. aud the
m ouey they collect u cent 10 Mello.
The brazilian minister here says that
he has not received any word confirming
the report proelaiming the empire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

LANSING, Mich. Nov. Is. There is a
rule OF the supreme court that briefs
must be filed forty eight hours before
the case 10 called: in case Of failure 10
do 50. the attending party may he denied
a hearing The rule has been persis-
tently violated. and now the court has
made an example OF George w. Bates.
who was 10 appear yesterday in the case
OF Sara j. Lloyd ct al. vs. Maggie Hol-
lenbeck ct. al Mr.. Bates was obliged 30
submit his brief without argument
Lawyers have been in the habit Of posi
poning their briefs until they got TO
Lansing and had chance at the state
l,hrarv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

PtstADfLPHIA. Nov. Is General Al.
ger Ind John Deslsn - Detroit are both
mixed np Ia the Gghi Doa go,ng on ia
The X. 81 l. conyenilon hefHoon Secno-
tary Hayes on one sido and 4. Y pop'.
derry and the executive boari, ~ wbsch
Mr.. Desiin ls n men,btf ca the ofhss.
Mr.. Hayes. m his report charges that
The controlling memf,ors - the exnCu.
tive boarsi Meesrs poaderiy. a. VI
Wright and John Desha. established
and printed and circulated aid solicifea
advertisements Tor publication kaoen
ne the Labor Day Annusi. printed for
the personai enrichment q fhoss three
members aud upon The presses q the
Iimes Printing cOmpsns. Every other
page ~ thls publication contained an
advertisement. aud not cue was accrrd.
tied 90 the cash account q the knighga
Thcse pages had been paid fof froal go
% 500 each. tienerai Aicer ~
the Grand Array of the Repub
lic. aud other Reil known citizens
according Go Nc. HAYES reseia
tions. paid from s50o o. 1900 for the
publication ~ thar photographs aud
career Ia the alleged Annual az the
Knights The sum 81 the Labor Day
Annual steal. according % this report,
was sl6.60 The report further shows.
according 10 ap interested delegate. that
checks had been forwarded IRON leading
politicians of the country osienslhly for
advertising in the Journal. winch al.
yertisements had nefcr Appeared.
These checks footed NJ sio.Oo0 The
names of the politicians who forwarded
them are an Ar. Hayes report The ~.
port which 10 a supplementary one.
further alleges that eli the time that
the majority ~ the members % the ca.
ecufive board. Mcssrs Powderls. Wright
and Dcslin. were getting up this l4akor
day annual. the first was drawing e3loO
per annum and the expenses from the
knights of Labor and the latter tNo "a
per day and expenses frcm the order.
And this. according b the report Nhiis
they were engaged Ina a scheme ~
swindlsng merchants and politicans
under the guiss 81 tee pnblicst.on u
Knights of Labor pamphlet No Hayes
makes twenty one charges. hut the
above are the most serious cnes Tie
executive committee pot in q general
denial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

Al Ann Arbor University ~ MichI
gan. -; Northwestern University. 8
Al anuapoiis Naval Cadets. ~:
Franklin Marshall college g
AZ West Pcsnt prineeton. -; Ca
defa. 4
At Minneapolis University - Mime
soia. 10. Fx ColieRistes. O
Al Easion, pennsyivsniE Vanderbilt,
Ueiverats, -. louisville Athletic
club. ~
Atnrokiyn Crescent A e. 4. orsnr.
A. g.. q
AZ Bosion -rrown. - Mssssrh usetis
Insasiate - Technnsoxy. q
AZ Amherst waiiams. -. Anhssrsf.
Il
Af Bsssor Iisrvssa.4sle f,rrtppnsd.
A Nsx oriexua @outhefn A a.. :.
Tulane University q
ft lanrinnsfs kobtocky state col
lsxn. "A. Ciueisnafi y N &. A.
A. gAeloit. Niscensie f@lait sxiiega
a Arnsoat iustItute. "A
~ Fsffehufg Ahe9beuy A A, :.
fftts1strE 4 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
WAS An AGED wRErcH
re Assaulted an orrhss and inpri.-
oned Her an crlisf.

BRfpGkroHr. ca NV. ~ Several
ueeks ago Wiilism n Cook. sged o.
induced Nellie Mahone, = wuak minded
orphan. n years of are. o. prfrf fuf.
piture etof~ "a which he ~ rusrloyed.
There be assaulted her Since fhen shs
has heen confDed IN . cellar that vns
seldom used and Cock has rrocusea her
meals fta her. TIE proprietor q tie
store went inic the ceilsf -Vlay and
found the Rifi there After eofnf qun.
tioning she todd him the shnis story
Cook bns . wife snd ses~rel chiidrrn.
The rsfi vas in q tefrilsie cnndllionl
Her hair haa not ben roni,sd ia
rnonih and her ciofhinE was 6thy.
Cock a IN 5au
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
MARVIN IS ON BAIL
The Ex-Csshier Charged With
Embezziing Funds
RELEASED ON BoNDsof $4,000
He Surrendered Himself 40 ale As-
thortties and His Examination
was Fired fur Dec 4.
RELEASED ON soNDsof $40, 900

DETsorT. Mich. Nov. is-Fred Mar
vim. ex cashier of the Third National
bank. for whose arrest n warrant on the
charge Of embezzlement was issued
early in the week. surrendered himself
10 the authorities this afternoon. His
examination Was fred for Deeember l.
Mr.. Marvin vas then released on bonds
Of 10000
The whole affair had been arranged
before hand and passed OF quietly and
without hitch. 1t didn't take more
than live minutes 10 10 che business
after Marvin arrived. The police court
Is always deserted Saturday afternoons.
and there was no very unusual crowd OF
loungers hanging around 10 stare at
Marvin and make him feel uncomfort-
able.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
NO COMPROMISES YET.
Puddlers aud Amalgamatcd Commit
tee still i'm Conference.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. Nov. lS.-The con-
ference committee elected at tho close
OF the Amalgamated association conven-
ton in Pittsburg arrived here st IL
o'clock this morning and at once went
into secret session. 1t the close OF this
meeting the committee visited the head
quarters OF the Ohio Valley Manufac-
turers' association. and at a late
hour this afternoon were still in
conference with the manufacturers
The committee is fully clothed with au-
thority, TO effect settlement OF the diff
culties. Although talk OF compromise
is heard. il is question whether a settle
ment will be effected today. This after
noon President Garland denied that any
action had been taken by the convention
on the acceptance OF sL75 rate per ton
for pudding. The finishers union will
hold meeting tonight at which there
may be trouble on account Of the pres
ence Of President Cary. against whom
there is much feeling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19
TELEGRAPH WIRES GROUNDED.
Operators or the Lchigh system Icn
Their keyes

WukEsnAREF. Pa. Nov. ls--The
trainmce's q strike on tho Lehigh Valley
system is or Before morning ii ~ ex-
pected that oryiliiug between Buffalo
and Jersey City viii 10 tied up. 40 10
o'clock tonight Superintendent Fessol
~ the Wyoming division received word
that the strike had been ordered 10 take
effect az midnight Almost at the
same instant the news vas
flashed from Coxton. the southern
terminus ~ the Pennsylvauia aud
Ne~ ltak division. that the operators
there bad left their keys Since that
time only one vire has beea Ia use aud
the dispatehers al Wilkesbarrr are CON
pletely al sea Atil..D o'clock tonight
the freight crews u the northern divi.
sion took their engines g. the round.
house aud quit Vosk. fhFough north.
bountl pa~eeager trains were moving as
usual up o. midnight The fiusfsio es
press passed through On schedule time.
but slll be stopped at Sayre. where the
strike - pew on.
At 10 e'ciook tapixht all the wires
north - NHkeebaFfe serr grounded au8
every OPERATOR ieft his key. A. a conen
auerce. ths officials here are Totally IN
the dark and they rau SECURE No infoTma
fion from posnts rofth except - tee
phone Al niehs The station here was
ihroufei with rsslfosd men aad ra@.sn
gers. lie latter wers particular snsious
Tor definite infcrmstsun. bet none could
he obtasned - tie stFtkegs sho al,sa
lately fefuse D. tax. sna The ofiitefs
seem aaisgrd BY the sudcer ness =
th. tie sp sireat exettefAsat rrp
vsii. snd ihr gcnerai epinpsn is faa,
isr sfriknrs have nsasis elsstaiss TIE
tlsr~ = fal ~ .dis sses ersfvas - Get
ears tt arg rrics fta e j. theeghi
thaf ga gisrss q sh~ sraisfheh 81 -
fsls,i - > short tinse rafsF etendrei
iappsnaotf n the 3rfssy ,essfal So
81 s.sesa.taltsa elsa tie t,shls.h Nallss
ashfsis hsfa ~ go husfs lssf s rit
ssa e laassHs thst = issssei,gss
g siaa hskl ~ lhs tshsls sa.c.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

ANN ARpoR. Mich. Nov. 1s.- The fall
meeting Of the Michigan Schoolmasters
club was held at the university this
morning. The following gentlemen read
papers and addressed tho meeting,
Prof. A. A. Stanley. Ann Arbor: f. G..
Warmer. Battle Creek; J. =. Harris.
Michigan military academy; j. III.
Drake, university of Michigan; Mrs
Cornelia r. Hults. Grand Rapids; A. r.
Curtis. Adrian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

LANSING. Mich. Nov. ls.--In the case
Of Sarah Ham vs. the National Union.
to recover on policy for life insurance
on the life OF B. Il. Ham, the supreme
court. in an opinion by Justice Long.
has affirmed the judgment of the lower
court. which returned verdict in favor
OF the plaintiff. The supreme court held
unanimously that even II Ham was az
fiicted with a dangerous disease when
he made the application for insurance.
but did not know it himself. his bene-
ficiary may recover. he having stated
that he was in good health only upon
his knowledge and belief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-19

re. ss.s~r He,-n wfu Me- wed a.
tfsot.

Nrw Yunk. Nos. ~ Miiiioneire
C,eorgs Gould esnpbsfirailf dsulcs flss
rstsri fhaf his sietsf Helen = ~ osafig
Hafry WoodrpE he srfof. Hi Aeari.
rpf alec says fhere j. ~ ifnih Be- fbs -
r,aft Ne has p,et Mtes Oapld ~ ses1si
sTenfs rssersd fin1rs hnf kao nstsH
called upssn hrr at bef bene - be -.
tentioDs e. = w could wefe rfideHtif
di.tsezriug = the family. hs ssts -
u,o8rstis uifhdfes.