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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

The first real hot day we have had
this year was last Tuesday. Just be-
fore noon the thermometer marked 80
i'll the shade A cool breeze from the
lake lowered the temperature somewhat
in the afternoon.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

A special meeting of the board o.
supervisors was held yesterday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

NIL. j. Shepard made business
10 Houghton Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

For your screen doors and windows
go to Williams hardware store.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

The sill timbers for Norton's new
building are being hauled this week.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

pov f. o. Jones and wife were
Eonobton visitors Saturday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Rev. f. o. Jones reports truly
Pleasant and profitable time at the dis
trict conference, held at Republic, last
Tuesday and Wednesday. Bishop
Ninde, of Detroit. preached fine,
practical sermon, Tuesday night. to
crowded house. in spite of the warm
evening. The essays read on the vari-
Gus subjects were full of thoughtful
Inspiration and pratical suggestions
The people of the place entertained
grandly. The next district conference
be held at the Sault, where q fine
new church is being built.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Florentine perfumes at s. Il. Harris
&Co's., L'Anse and Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Paints and oils at reduced prices. at
F;lliams' hardware store.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

,nnles. bananas, oranges and lemons
W I. Menge's.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17
sL,ANSE AFFAIRS

,,.. toilet soaps at s. T. Harris
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

MIR. M, Citizen, OF Marquette, was in
town Wednesday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

for your fresh candies go to w. I.
Menge's fruit store. |.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

|c,oamer Peerless was in port We'd
bsday noon.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Florida Water and bay rum at s. t.
Harris & Cos.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Earl 3 dgerton, of Detroit. was in town
[onday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

Florida Water and bay rum at s. T.
Harris & Cos.
For your fresh candies go to w. Il.
Menge's fruit store. |.
MIR. M. Citizen, OF Marquette, was in
town Wednesday.
florentine perfumes at S. Il. Harris
&Co's., L'Anse and Baraga
A special meeting of the board of
supervisors was held yesterday.
For your screen doors and windows
go to Williams hardware store.
The sill timbers for Norton's new
building are being hauled this week.
Louis Menard had the misfortune to
lose $3.50 horse one day last week
Miss Anna Lewis, OF Pequaming, was
the guest of Mrs. L. T.. Mason Sun
day.
Miss Dell Hall spent few DAVIS in
the copper country the fore part of the
week.
The heavy man struck town Thurs
day and raked in quite few dimes and
nickles.
Miss Gertrude Kirke, of Michigan
me, is the guest OF the Misses Thomas
this week.
Miss Carrie Haviland left Thursday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Adams,
of Chicago.
A nice lawn and u new picket fence
have added much to the appearance of
George Trudeau's residence on Broad
street. Let the good work of improve
ment go on.
The board of supervisors at its meet
ing yesterday authorized Prosecuting
Attorney Halsey to empty counsel in
the case brought against the county by
Thos. MCCLELLAN.
About twenty-five OF our young peo-
pie took in the "Aamold concert" at
Baraga Wednesday evening. All ex-
pressed themselves as being we'll pleased
with the entertainment.
Mr.. P. 9. Murphy has improved the
appearance of his residence property
on Broad street very much lately. A
new sidewalk, new picket fence and
fresh coat of paint is what did it. A
good example to be followed by others.
The first real hot day we have had
this year was last Tuesday. Just be-
fore noon the thermometer marked 90
i'll the shade. A cool breeze from the
lake lowered the temperature somewhat
in the afternoon.
The LAnse City band made their
first appearance in public Tuesday
evening last when they played several
selections on the streets. Although
they have been in practice less than n
month they played as well as many an
older band. They are certainly deserv-
ing Of much praise.
The benefit dance, given by the
L'Anse City band, Tuesday evening,
was not as largely attended as it should
have been, but was complete success
i'll every other way. However the boys
made some money on it and would have
made more, but owing to the fact that
there have been SO many entertain
ments lately the people did not turn out
as we'll as they otherwise would.
Mr.. A. Krolick completed his new
res .dence, corner 4th and Railroad
streets, last Saturday, and moved in
this week. He has now one OF the
finest residences in that part of the vii
lage. The building is 20x32, two stories
high, and well finished both inside and
ont. Mr.. Con Stinmetz made the
plans AID superintendent its construc-
ton.
A.,
Does it not occur to the business men
OF this place that insurance rates should
be reduced somewhat? Since putting
in the water works we are certainly
much better equipped for fighting fires
than we have ever yet been, and as per
fectly as any town can be- without II
paid fire department. Yet the COM
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-06-17

p LANSE AFFAIRS
y,oe toilet soaps at s. T. Harris
Cos. -
Earl Edgerton, of Detroit. was in town
|onday.
|o,oamer Peerless was in port Wed.
bsday noon.
APPLES, bananas, oranges and lemons
". I. Menge's.
Paints and oils at reduced prices. at
riliams' hardware store.
Mr. Il. j. Shepard made business
ii to Houghton Monday.
Rev. F. o. Jones and wife were
ourhton visitors Saturday.
Mr. Thos. Welsh, of Grand Rapids,
am is visiting L'Anse friends.
Mrs. G. M. Turner, of Arvon, called
come of her Lady friends here Satur-
b..
Mr. Oscar j. Foote went up to On
buapon last Tuesday, driving over the
ID state road.
Mr.. M. d. Crawford, of Marquette,
.s in town on business, a couple of
avs this week.
Mrs. Jas. Condor and two children,
\ Ishpeming, are the guests of Mr.. and
frs. Ed. Johnson.
Miss Annie Armstrong left Saturday
br A short visit with her brother, Matt
lrmstrong, of Marinette.
Do YOU want the best? Then call
br Jos. Boch & Cos Superior Stock"
leer. 1t has no superiors.
Mr.. W. Thomas, mail agent on the
b., S. S. & A. road, was a guest at the
beehler residence Sunday.
Quite number of people from Bar
lga and Pequaming attended the Gaff-
lev" concert here last Saturday even
bg.
Mrs. VIM. VAIL and Miss Emma
|Iessner, of Newtonville, were the guests
i Mrs. VIM. Bauer the fore part of the
Eeek.
Another delay in the completion of
be mill is caused by the non-arrival
II certain parts of the machinery,
This is very annoying but unavoidable.
W. Il. Menge, opened his fruit and
.onfeetonary store to the .,public last
and has enjoyed very good
rade since. His first business venture
promises to be success.
On account of its purity the "Su-
,erior Stock" beer of the Torch Lake
has taken the lead over all
theirs. 1t can always be found On
Iraught and in bottles ut M. Mauger s.
Mr.. Albert Anderson, of Baraga, has
pened saloon at the Larson place
his side Of the LAnse brownstone
quarry. He has leased his place III
}araga and will move over here will
Ms family ere long.
In one sense newspaper is a direc
ory, and every business man in the city
hould have an advertisement in the To-
al papers, even if it is only his name
address, and occupation. Let the peo
oleknow you are in business.
James McItandle has completed the
york of laying the foundation wall, foi
dr. O'Conners new residence and the
arpenter work will be commenced the
irst of the coming week. The building
1ill be constructed by Mr.. Con Stin'
metz.
An exchange says: "Say. you farmer
r suburban resident. if some day n fell
Ow drives up hurriedly to your place
nth telegram informing you of the
eath or severe illness of some relative
r friend, and asks you to pay So to So
or the telegraph and messenger service
ont you pay it until you see about
!. This sort of swindle is being work,
d."
Rev. +. o. Jones reports truly
ieasant and profitable time at the dis
80 I \ III. L..
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ABOUT wELI-Kxowx PEOPLE.

opank1ne q Z. v. powderiy's p1An soethe ia6oe
unioa q ~ susarss watch would Do away VITA
botA tho Kn!gAA q Labor snd IL FecefAu0n.
Samuel 0o0psss says: sMR. Poudssiy snys that
both the Ks1shss Of Labor and tns Amsftean
fe0esnti0a a. Labor have Deovo4 shensetvse
failures H. Fuwdesiy hes always ose0 looked
upco - ~ authority II Dasssn pertaining %
the Kaigbn 81 Lahns. and - 10 reason % as
pu0 HI ststsmeeh rsgarain3 tAat order; ous ~
Siaces ~ Americas Fs1eeaeioa q Labor In ne
sauAe eatagusy. He b aatagsnjsttc 70 sAs Amer.
lean Ie0seation becanss hs dces nos under
Stand III s1oooeA The tyedeo unions ase the
pesdset a To sxissine eonditaoas and ~
u 6e5sa1en Of sho inesrestD Of the wago
vceksfA The voskingmsn OF America arc
not % svsrvod from the organisations
which have protected them and advanced
their Interests. secured higher wages. Iess hours
OF toll and standing before their employers -
well - the public. M rowderly may mean
welt With his new scheme for new osganisA-
zion, but eveSy thinking man can see that
man like him. who has been q the heed OF his
orsanisstioo fos % many ysars and declares II .
failure. would hardly - the one % induos wass
workers 70 abandon the other Labor organ
nations
Rev. Dr.. Charles y. DesmA pastor Of the
Church os the sssangers, New York. was the
principal figure % the recent summer school Of
the American Institute Of Christian Philosophy
st Prohibition park, Staten Island Dr. Deems
10 the founder and president Of the institute,
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II the British Columbus people were
m,srs enterprising they would celebrate
neat Thursday. the centennial anniversary
OF she entrance Of Alexander Mackenzie
ths famous explorer, into the Pacific
oStan. after making the overland journey
Lssis and Clarke did not cross the CONT
nttat until twelve years later. From i7as
uistil 800 the exploration Of the Pacific
Northwest was At standstill. When
T.omas Jefferson Was minister to France
hs formed project with an explorer by
which the latter was to cross Asia from
Europe, then continue his journey over
tsss American continent to the settlements
Of the United States. which did not then
r,,sch farther ives. than the Mississippi.
Eo~cyer. the Russians arrested the
,'.sveler In Siberia, aud Jefferson Vas COM
P.,ised 20 wais ten years. ,ill he was able TO
sad out Lewis and Clarke. 3eferson's
H..a, more than century ago, was that
tie United States must extend from ocean
q ocean.
.Ihe Mars With France kept England
e.7sy until Isis. 50 tina, the splendid ad-
s.snisges gained by the discoveries of Van
esaver IA IT3s ooald not be followed up.
Ia lSoo Lewis and Clarke reached the
isoa'h Of The Columbia; As.or's party
e;stae soon AFTER. and the tide OF imm:grs-
is.,n ssoa iAe Eastern states has never
t,sen checked.
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orAre PRESS OPINION.

The United States grand Jury ct Tacoma has
indicted certain o@cials OF the Canadian Pacific
railroad, Prssident Van Horne among the mum.
bss. upon charge OF cutting passenger rates. In
violation Of the intsrstate commerce Law. We
are mot very familiar with the oase, but an en-
ticsmsnt TO commit violation Of the Law By "a
agent OF the government u, In our opinion,
hardly the proper method 10 prevent such VIC
istion.-Rost zavnaerd Leader
viii visschsf hat taken up the cudeel In de-
Tense Of MrA Houghton. Tho gallant William
ssys: "The fact 10 that II Msa Houghton were
20 take away the articles which she has obtained
from her personal friends. and for which she
has signed papers making herself personally
responsible. ft would b necessary to shut up
that department." And II it were shut up the
probabilities are that the state Of Washington
could struggle along without it, Ocosta Pioneer.
The Reporter has favored the election Of SEN
ator Aleu- because he was the party nominee.
settled upon A. such BY caucus according 70
the customs aud traditions Of the party. II. -
IL n stated, senator Allen will, in case he 10
seated. vote for ths repeal Of the sherman bill.
that will prove another good reason why tho
Reporter will be glad 30 zee him get the sea,
from which he has been deprived BY the
traitafs to Republican party customs. Nook
sack Reporter.
!, is said that George Hszsard hasn't been
around 70 bleed Judge Anaolc, OF Mount Vernon.
IOt mooS u mouth. Wcot0Skb uAs - Oec1ueO the
good -uatured judgehas become distrustful Of the
fee system of obtaining IN appointment as post
master or whether be has lost confidence In
Hazards command OF the position sought IL
known only to the inner circle. Certain Is II
that Hazard Il not suspected Of voluntarily
ceasng to cell for the regular contribution
Hemtl.oR Herald
Here 10 . case for pity Two gentle ana In
offensive women have been sens TO Chicago 70
Dust Mrs. Houghton from once and take her
place. All ignorant Of the true atstc Of affairs
and the sort OF creature Ms Houghtou 10 they
ssek her out, and she just tells them that they
can't havs anything to do with her exhibit and
won't be allowed within the grounds without
paying for the privilege, and she turns these
poor. helpless women adrtft In great wicked
city. Heartless. cruel ArA Houghton! Lone
some, wandering mbassadonl-Tacomo Eewa
There are few states that can at one and the
same time produce three wits who are every
whit % sids-splittlug - Bill Nys or Eli Perkins
Allusion 10 here made TO Col. Will Visscher, Lee
Fairchiid and Prcss Woodruff viascher 10 just
now at Cntcago, where for month he has kept
the whole city in an advanced stage Of side
ache. while ever and anon he hes made joyous
the hearts OF his constituency at homo with one
OF his ma,chess letter.. the List one OF which
WAS filled with delightful hurner and many rare
jokes concerning Maj Alice Houghton's man
agement of the female exhibit from this state
The 0lymptda
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A. W. Herr, of Washington City. 10 stopping ct
the Grand.
". A. Van Dusen. Of Cherry Valley. Il stopping
at the Diiier.
Z. +. Parkhurst, OF Salem, Or, IL guest st
the Northern.
James @. Tuttle. Of waterviie. 10 guest at
the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. do Gaus, Of Spokane. are gussta
ct the Rainier
Louis Grimes, Of Olympia, registsred ysster-
day at the Occidental.
George D. Mclean. OF Mount Vernon. regis
tered yesterday at the Grand.
l. H. CypherS ard 4. r. GicFiu, Of enohomish.
registered yesterday at the D.lier.
c. Fieh,el. OF schweiniurt. Germany. 10 q
tourist stopping at the Occidental
A. +. Rogers aud Mitchell Harris Game over
from Olympia yesterday and are stopping at the
Grand.
II. II. Eaton. prosecuting attorney for Kitaap
county. came over from sidney yesterday and
registered at the Arlington.
Mr.. George Faddcn and niece. OF Grand Fofka
y. D., are stopping at the Arlington. They will
locate here ana are BOW looking for q residence
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given last nigh: br Robert Mantsll and
his excellent company. Nr. 1aatsll =
not 20 we'll known on she Pseiic eoast .
IA the East. but be has m estabiishsd
reputation. and ranks with the most dis
tingusshed actors Of m day. The audi
encs last night. to most Of whom Mr.. Man
tell vas probably stranger. we're dis
posed to p cold and critical q the oussss.
bur he won the good opinion Of I'll. and
before the close he vas enthusiastically
appiauded. II il comforting, aftsr read
ing iamenss over the death Of Booth, Bar
rett and Mccullough. vho we're declared
to have mo successors" to - on the
stage such noble figures - Mantsil, Mans
field and Warde.
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audieuce his lecture on .EsthsT. Com
ins from . Hebssv Who i strong and
vigorous thinker and . careful student.
this lecture uas greatly enjoyed BY al Who
heard II
Today DR.. Pomsroy viii lecture on
Our Queer Neighbour" letting US into
the mysteries Of the sea, aud this evening
and tomorrow evening Dr.. h = CAnuns,
Of San Jose, Cal, will lecture.
Friday will b. o red letter" day at
ChautauQaa. II il g. A. r. day and the
commanders Of oil posts in the state are
at work endeavoring 70 send ~ large dele
cations - possible TO this great gather
ing. A spscial programme has been pro-
vided for that day for the interest and
benefit of all members Of the g. A r.
posts, Women's Relief Corps and Sons
Of vsterana
DR.. A. c. Hirst, LII D., Of San Fran
cisco. one Of the most eloquent speakers OF
the Pacific coast, il the orator OF the day.
while in the evening an illustrated talk,
with sixty-five views, will be given. enti-
tied "From Sumter TO Appomattox. BY
. son Of . veteran.
Saturday viii - ~. n. G. A." day,
with . special programme. under the
auspices OF Secretaries Carter. of Seattle.
and Myers, Of Tacoma Excursions will
Be run from both Tacoma and Seattle. Of
which due notice will b given.
The members Of the state order Of /. o.
g. T. will hold four days session on the
Chautauqua grounds, beginning at 2 p. m.
today in their own headquarters building.
A large attendance Is expected.
With the warmer weather now prevail.
ing, the pleasure and benefit to be derived
from stay at the Chautauqua beach will
draw increasing numbers to this delightful
resort. A good hotel in charge Of Mrs. N.
A. Shafier. president Of the w. C. T. O.. Of
Western Washington. affords accommoda-
tons to all who do not desire to camp.
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The passage Of the German army bill
will BE- the signal for . deal of de-
nuneiation Of The curse Of militsrlsm "
and ret there Is much e. be said on the
other side. European armies are rrSa,
training schools IN France. Grrruanv and
Italy. because the officers are fall of earn.
es;ncss anu eater with enthusiasm into
the schooling % their uen. and ..a,,>,,,i
military service makes men willing tn a..
eept tae obedience. the restrictions and
che dradSesy Of military life. The t,ern,,
military system eompsls al young RE,
Who are physically Competent 20 unt~rr,
severe military training Gos al least two
pears
The fact that 81 men are obliged TO ren.
dee This service dignices IL. and IL is .ase
% say that the young German who re-
turns 20 bic native sown after two or three
years. military service 10 ~ Q rule q far
better nan physically. mentally and nor
ally than IL be bad remained . nssiess
clumsy yokel. knowing nothing al lite be-
POND the corn ted 90 abe VINEYARD o. his
village. TIE rustic recruit ro~s .vsx
N awkward. yaSnlnr. .sssc.s. eiumsv.
ecarse fe!los. he returns we'll se,
ap in figure, with habits Of ct.e.i-
enee and sesfrestraaat; notion, Of
Ie-soaal dignity and puaisc manners
cha; will net leave hSm al Ass a.s.. He
has seen much Of the word; he has been
10 subordinate hi, anpesiies ana
: assaons 10 the cali OF Discipline ans. duty.
bic intellssvaee. whether acquired hy read.
has and shady or observation. il vastly en-.
'sxEed. and he r~suls i ,ass every Ger.
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The South Carolina circuit cour, has d.
SaFe4 sAs seeissist.e stats liquor las 20 be
';aecnsaiatsonsL Tae case viii be sr,-
Healed. Judge Hsasoa. who gave .hs
s7cssson. Is looked upon as an exception.
ally aSss rsan aai !; IS altogether likely
s:sAs his opinion wall be upheld. The g.,
u plain interference % the part Of ID.
ssa,e OF sosia Carolina with interstate
e.samercs, whose regulation Is entrusted
t:s the constitution OF the Unite. State, "a
tie nassoaa! authorities. Tie law viii
fsA. Just as 81. Lass faii which a,;enn, 70
r.i, the rrseaai. sump'aary habits 81 tie
Eorle under the thumb Of The state. TAis
ssors has failed under European dssno:.
,sn; IL will failin America
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which exists for tho purpose of cultivatins
the study Of the relations between science and
religion, and to produce and circulate litera-
ture Of high order which shall antagonist the
teachings of aguotic,sm. matsfialism and every
other form Of false philosophy.
Jim Corbett's sudden eagcrness 70 night some
body 10 due to the fact that he u no longer
drawing card in the theatera He has just been
expelled from the Worlds fair grounds. and il
unable to compsts ~ IN attraction with the
boxing kangaroo. His recent match making
will help him little, but he must dght some
tody soon or retire
Walter Besant's surname 10 too often mispro-
nounced. Isshouid b pronounced - II spelled
Bee-sank with the accent strong on the last syl-
lsbla IL was formerly accented upon the frat
syllAblss but Mr.. Bssant insisted upon the
change when Ms& Annis Bssant came into con-
nrs3NnnsHnnnnn
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nOkE SMITH IN rHE WEST.

stand back. ye redskin waY::orA
Who srsfw aiic owned this land.
And. painted Tor the hattie.
Stayed not the bloody hand
That slew the pale face sosman
And swept away his crest:
Stand hack, stand back, ami tremhlnL
FOR Hoke smiths coming west
stsga back, ye booted co y boys.
Who dominate the pssins.
Tusn loose your hsistl;ng hosses
And cut the useless rcins:
Yell Ia your mtis!ess wh!srSs
kestfsia yous b1e.ne cues,
Pat up your sraokiag pistols,
roe Hose smita's coming Vest
stand hack, ye tearing torrents
That wildly tumble down
fsnsa neiiAag mountain gaieheA
To sash out farm and town:
iTpetseps In your frenzy,
Terrific in your rest
No bsex upon your biliowp.
foF h0ks smiths coming Wet
stand back. We monarch mountain
=. ias. iroA yoas geaks look down
Upon the march III ages,
And hemaiy doff yaer crown
In homage 10 tie greatness
whoa puss your highest Great
Besesth !ss foot in ir.gunuh
fss hoAs ssai,h's coming West
stand back We shadeless pr>,..es
Extended in TIE qua,
ImEscyaels A. heaven
since time vas niss b<sus g
Ara sonew here Dear the pathway
He chooses fer his quest,
lie rre>trsse there crlare him
Fer Hoxs smiths coming West
sssaa hack. re mighty to-esss.
stand taek. se cities xreast
stsad oaek. &c lakss aad rivers,
stand hscA. Oh. Gosten Gate,
ciaa9 back. ys myriad neorae,
Obey sae stern s<1css
Ihs; moves tie g.aad procession.
Fer HeAs Sra;ss's eosa ING " est.
-lA1ss<s A h>~~
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p<assoa has esea grated 10 Matte ws.ss ~
tbs city.
FrsHk Reeves Ass begun publication .. TIA
2sssss al Lssvsnwcrta, oSAaSesa county.
J. :. Miller. 81 years ed, treasurer Of sruos.se
I@iSs, No l., l. u . r., has atscansea win
neAssF fao o. iodgs rsonev. He Is TIE .ecss.a
sS~saSss uii Fellow tssAs assr 10 run away with
ssg.s ta.a Eozsa