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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

Tho Primus Club gave its first
masquerade hop OF the season last even.
ing ~ the rooms Of the old Wheeling
Club, in the Rogers block. There was
a big crowd present, all alfred in an
endless varieties Of fancy and comic
costumes. All Of the guests seemed to
enter into the spirit Of fun with q
hearty will, and tho rooms resounded
with laughter all evening,
Tho affair was opened with a grand
march, led by p. Haborstick and r.
Darrah, to music furnished by Killmy.
or, Ntter which dancing was kept up
until a late hour, The evont was high.
" enjoyed by all present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City aud wheeling Folks
Abrond.

-NNh9
Abroad.
Mr., Frank Fleming, OF Columbus,
O., 10 in the city on business.
Miss Mary Gilgoar, Of Rock Hill, is
visiting friends on the Island.
NJ. M. Garland, Of Pittsburgh, presi-
don't OF tho Amalgamated Association,
is at the stamm,
Miss Ella Faris, Of tho Island, has re-
turned from a visit to friends In Bel.
mont county, Ohio.
Q. s. Marshall and James g. Marshall,
Of New Cumberland, and r. s. McCon.
nell, OF Moundsville, arc at tho McLure.
Miss Alice schoppor and Miss Amelia
schwertfeger left on the Baltimore &
Ohio Yesterday for Philadelphia, New
York, and other cities in the east.
; Iarney 7. Carr, Of Fairmoht; j. w.
Dudley, j. l. Buckley and j. +. Wood.
yard, Of Parkersburg, and II. l. scrat.
lord. OF M%organtown, arc stopping at tho
Windsor.
MI, Frank Christianer is in town, try.
Ing to arrange for a performance horo
by sousa's new marine band, Of Chi.
cdgoi which Is 10 play at tho Worlds
Columbian Exposition,
MI, Wells, Of WellSburs, Mrs. Bannos
and w. II, Aspen, oil EistorSville, A. j.
Lodge, Of Bridgeport and Hon. g. II,
UmstOad, Of Now Martinsvlllo, arc
among tho West virglniaus OF tho
Stamm,
D. McKams, y. NJ. Gruber and W. A.
Ramp, Of Slstersvlllo, r. II. Cyfes and
Vito, Of Hundred, Charles II, Garard,
OF Fairylew, II. Means, Of parkorsburg,
w II. Reese, otSL, Mafy'e, B. i. Farrell,
et LAttleton, aid tho entire August
Juhkertnan company arc at tho Behler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

If you are going to the Worlds Fair
save your money in the West Virginia
Savings and Building Association, Of
Wheeling. commencing Monday, jan
uary 2, No. 11G0 Main street, 6:15 to
s:15 p. IN. every Monday. Dues, %
cents per week each share.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01
0LAD TTDlNGs.

No More Pain, No Need to suFcr from had.
ahd Aching Teeth.
DF'a pSNosmsadle aud Miller have
exclusive right Ia Ohio county for the
now local AnBsthetlC "0donlunder"
HdN your ieSh Grtrdcifd WilOM rain.
No after effects. No uncertainty, No
insensibility. Applied to gutn6 and.
affecting only Immediate pefts.
Gail AZ parlot V9nKOurOh Hotel
Twelfth sltoot, below Market POtairtly
no udit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

In the police court yestorday Mary
Briuton, formerly Mrs. Colts, was sent
to Jail Tor disordoriy conduct. Sho got
Into tho big Jury room ovOr the jailor's
rosidonco, aud Ieapod from tho window
to q portlGo and from that to tile ground.
She was rocaptured near tho Cathedral.
That Jail Is about as secure 40 the city
w%orkhouse,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01
Attention. wheellng Groeers.

Neill & Ellingham are Wholesale dis.
tributing agents for London cream
biscuits, and other specialties from
Young& Larrabee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

BEAUTIFUL pieces of China and Pot
terry at cost prices, to close out this line OF
goods, ut WHEAT s. uANCHER'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

WHEAT & HANCIIER are closing out
Daulton, Worcester, Grown Derby, etc., ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

pForiE who ltycint tho country should
keep salvation OIL, the lnfalllble anti.
dote for the poisonous stlngo Of beea
and Wasnu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01
GERMAN COMEDY,

August JunksrmAnn and his Excellent
compapy's Fine Performance at the
Opera House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

n is safe to a
that Mr., Au,
gust Junker-
mann and his
strong compa'
ny OF players
were we'll
pleased with
the audience
which greeted
them in the
Opera House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-01

BItdANT pieces Of Ornamental China
a. sess, 4, wliSa.S Henther'A, TO close out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
Hi AND MISS RReMIIes

Wilson s. Blsselrs acceptance Of the
office of postmaster general will COM
pei him 10 make large personal sacri-
fices, but his sense OF public duty is
akin 10 that which has always char.
acterlzed Mr.. Cleveland, and he will be
one OF the Conscientious. energetic and
efhc.ent fors es oi the next adminis;ra-
tion.-New York Times.
During the debates in congress on
Saturday the genial Colonel Fellows
remarked soto voce: $50 far IS Mr..
Cleveland's cabinet Is concerned no re-
publican is safe" There are great
many democratic statesmen who are
entirely go aud need not bother them
selves about taking out an insurance
policy.-New York Recorder.
The Los Angeles Times says: "There
are ten sena .ors and eighteen assem-
plymen from san Francisco in the
legislature of California, and not one
liquor dealer IN the crowd" What
otner city can point TO such recordl
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
South Carolina IA mig been re-an.
nexed 10 the United States IN 1856. tbs
trouble down there between the sheriff:
and the United States marshals need
not alarm the country.-sd.ouis Post
Dispatch.
Edgar Saltus declares that Chicago /.
'the imperial city OF tn world" Mr.
Status will please call at the Inter
Ocean Office and get an order on the
city for anything he wanis.-Atlan,s
Constitution.
The silver men in congress seem tc
10 have embraced it.--Pltlsburg Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
ODD THINGS.

About 5000 words in the English
language have no rhyme 10 them.
These include such important. words
as honor. virtue. gulf, month and echo.
The biggest dol IN the world IL Dis-
Buten, the japanese God, winch Is
over sixty feet high. Tue image IL
made OF copper, tin mercury md gold
and Las heen worshiped for more than
twelve centuries.
There are ia existence. II IL claimed.
specimens OF paper Ade from rage n
early "a the fourteenth century, the
Oldest exiant being, II - reported, =
letter irom JoinsfIie % LOUIS \. OF
Fssnce, dated A. u. 1919.
la the probate court OF Boston the
other day, IN n contested "iH CASE, one
OF the counsel presented ispewrit.
ten Hypothetical question eishiy-four
pa es long and which confnmsl inrce
Gosfs ~ rea0ing.
To se told that We ar separated
ffna .he molten liquid, Win wnseh tnc
sartb = filies. by a crust Only eiga-
teen miles IN thlcsnts = 81 Arst
too0gAt hiilc alaF ing issas, how
ever. sae v.ew 10 whiea Alfred kas-
eel Nslsaee .cnts The ~ Eht o. hls
authority IN the forsaightiY hrview.
Professor Huxley declares lhsi tas
~ pef ~s giit 81 msp = iaf poapis.
made up ~ ialitw. Hgstiee e43 So.
pufteasacss. IS pounds fhtlf ser, =
iHl-uns. $3.50. iHt y niids. hf@aa. 5
i.opn+s si4ioIn .ilsl viscsr&, y fslnnfs
hsp tsat VT IA would DRAM itom lat
ss.dFh posa4s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
POINTS ABOUT Pe RsoNs,

Hoke smith 10 largely indebted for
he cabinet position. 81 Atlanta paper
says, TO letter whicn Justice Lamar
wrote t. Mr.. Cleveland shortly before
the emineal AlssssIppian died. There
IN the supreme court justice said that
he had but one request TO make, and
that WAS that the presdent appoint
Hoke Smith TO place IA h.s cabinet.
Four years ego Grover Cleveland
rode to the capitol sit,ing on the night
OF Benjamin Harrison. and . quarter
Of million people looked on. This
time Mr.. Harrison will sit On the rignt
Of Mr.. Cleveland during the short ride.
and Il 10 thought half mllIion people
will sec them.
NJ. FELIX, the weIl-known Parisian
contur.er, has al WAYS condemned erin
olinss IN any shape. lie takes some
credit 10 himself tor having brought
into vogue the infinitely more graceful
style that has relgned Of late.
Professor L. +. Barnard, OF the Lick
observatory. San Francisco. who IL
sbont to 90 abroad for AK months TO
study foreign astronomical obecrva-
tions. will dellve lectures in Nashville.
h4t otA kQitSs AiaA NAt<&k0 4A ttt1
way east before sailing.
Pope Leo's family 10 very long lived.
With the exception of MS brother. the
cardinal, who died few years $50 At
the age 1T 81. eli bis immediate relA-
tlves have lived to be more than 30
years old.
Henry s. Garrett. the Oldest employe
OF the Philadelphia mint. resigned on
Friday. owing TO failing health and ad-
vadcing years. He began his services
- machinist in ls45.
James Gibbons. who fired the fret
gun at Fort Sumter, 10 still living 81
Erie, Pa. He was . soldier in the
United states service for many years.
Ex-United States Senator Bradbury
who 10 VI years old. thinks the Maine
ballot law 10 not just what II ought 10
be, and Is trying to have IT reformed.
Professor Bliss Perry. of Williams
college, has accepted the chair Of ora.
tory and aesthetic criticism ~ Prince
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

We have "a as sBcecs a . 2 gettitg
oar aaf we "a sawef. afnepne .
the ! enst.l.e iingle. "lh~ f"< basz
So sfsiast. = eaint hist spoNfa nefe
is't y sees l2a wssoa -ss~iife sette a.
Use tscs'na 49,. sd slNaiv ~ = Ger
wsed - fes4fD g3f eassftissfK Ia.
. siAsis jpafn>l.
Professor gie ssnisn' sta = tens
tttf. es3 fef rt gee "a t9taK. NJ.
Ae..sf. ubea gAss I'esns ga are -
effuf
Tipifrt 4a5ek III eei Jon the
pssf fiskssae fsslsef
fmfsossf Way sgs yea - ate ~.
mafflnt
tsf ssit aesss - ieas la niKhl
! eor SEA safe 81.
iiaf4tt HHaa sept zoe $500
"lffia 81 fease nst@f "a q tniux'
Yau iels n@ - 80 leasS. sfsss :
sn.tth fitsaa >a~l
A. ~ 800 kUoe ~nY ~fsftis - & a
nof attsa4 ts.o isftuf~s ta>iAtf
t-l &c hs ssia ss - hsd osuehi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

tlsxs u sae msa ~Ao spreA for lis
etnEpakncs. 1nsy Are roeo<d wnsn
lse ksx-1egnsrsr ccllsels their money
Is pas sor re sxP<nss Of zintziasnx
a The isx.slztare vii nos Do blinded
e. t1s facts. The stats = paying iof .
Judge shoss duties are esnnned en-
{ a-sysls - litlS4tioa arising villain tas
csrpofats A1iits of Las city. The
esGats = psyinE foE jury that tires
and GsieEnsnss lssaes foregn 10 tnslr
sa.srssts. The ely = psylng . sssno-
srz2hsF and clerk Tor dnnes which be-
lsng 10 TIE regularly s.setsd ottcers Of
tue clrcult; snd whose time % devoted
20 political intrigus. For these reasons
the l~xIslatars VII abolish . court
that IA every sense Is public nulsAnes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Senator Turpie of Indiana. It 10 said,
can speak eight languages. A great
many Indiana democrats can speak
two-the profane and the Indiana YER
sion of the English.-Detroit Journal.
A modest beaneater the other day
sent 1.-The Burial Of Sir John Moore" to
the Boston Plot as an original poem.
Claimants 10 the authorship OF "Beautl-
full Snow" will hereafter occupy back
row OF seats.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Cleveland has again proved his
scumen and fsr-sighiedness 10y Masking
Hoke Smith q cabinet officer. Ensures
the votes of all the Smiths for his
policy. and that settles Its succeed
Muskegon Chronicle.
President Harrison received nearly .
million votes more than did Grover
Cleveland. yet the bowler SAYS, what
a great uprislng against protection"
Had tho poor black man OF the south
dared TO have gone 10 the pole and
cast his vote there would have been
nearly 100000 surplus for Mr.. Har-
rison.-Hart Journal.
Walter q. Gresham is to be secretary
of etate under Cleveland. aud demo-
Gratis are mad TO think that Grover
should choose republican for bic high
est cabinet position. They think II re-
fleets on democratic ability CRATIC
Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20


livery a.iment demands a cure. In
the treatment Of disease, heroic meas
urss are often necessary. and death is
too often the result OF an operation in
~aieh. to a person fzmiiisr with all the
csuditions Of the malady, was the
patents only hope for recovery. But
Il IL sbsardly UNJUST 10 criticisc an in
s..tuloa because sucn operations are
performed within 10 walls. and in
spite Of al that medical science and
skill can 90. death comes a. the only
relisf to Zoe sufferer. IL IA surgical
equipment. -. Marks hospital "a in
fcrsor to no institution OF its kind in
the wesi. For that rsason many Of the
most dinieuit cases known in the
surgery Of western Michigsn have been
brought there for treatment. ia the
hope that with the skill % - stsf and
the facilities ol the hospital. the patient
might b rescued from a Lingering
death snd rfsl rel - lsfe of health
and sirelg;a. That macy OF these
operations save proved un.uecessful :
not strange, and oaly blind prelud &C
sod ignorance could censars an in.ts-
suton for m&<ng al earnest stors
q sAvs a human saferer from a
lifs tat wss more tBAn death. To
sools persons a. operation - al opera
t0a waetner Il be the removal OF Al
sajuFsa 6azer Or tne most dltica.t
case - abdominal surgery, ana these
parsons nstal sAy expect both classes
q operations 10 be equally successful.
Ufs.ams- s4rkeons. WIN the conseat q
ths.f paisept-. attempts ooerssous that
bstn rseognsrs ss simssl hopeless. IL
80 patient dses sAsse sane pefsoa.
t9o - sefeoelT sDd cuarss l.sf - The
aospstss ~ sisaza ter house.
see maf seeneat 81 81 MARKS =
cousyo%ea ef earnest. siocefs ehraf,.n
mee sna ~omsn. Iaey na.ntasn me
aospissi - a. Instrument for do.nx
good rot a. a Fssert e. butcher 10
sue. ths hsit. tbs biint. 80 a.. coo.
dt.eas of eefsn.siess hamansiy Ths
sLE- = tpmposef % sosse u 80 bssl
pafsc.srs snd sofEres. 50 Nachxso.
nan eaoss n rsicn su essta . a. $40
tie. nes - destroy j. CfalasrY f~-
eeeey dsnesns. tai feth shasft es
YEA faIi faisa 49, efsss icf ibess
rpFk 80 net wssseHig STACKED -
Fess>ns unsls q ent efsss a sifhef
lss4 pethoes a. issif esSt 80. ~
csrt ossi easss sr-a rasse at erts
essa4 !. pss.s~~afthy nat sasse.
ssis slt S. Scr -. asse asnnas ssloa af
- SEA ssssa eaess oh.el nsson . "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

New that con paratlve peace East
restored IA Kansas & . interesting =
review briefly the causes leading up 10
tue recent tssxracelul eonhict. The
whole affair vas 60 groIesqueiy ~
variance VITA eonmonest intslilgencs.
r.. 70 say patriotism. As 10 provos.e
bogh mirtn and contempt. IL neesis
no dennne.ation, for il denounced
itself.
The Kew note 20 the trouble WIS
struck by tho ridiculous Jerry simpson.
whose feet have gained for him WIDER
notoriety than h.s head ever has or
wilt. On the evening Of TIE day pre-
ceding the governors inauguration tie
publicly charged the populists: "lou
mnst organize the legislature N this
hal tomorrow. ana ! wouldn't let the
teehnlcaiIt.es OF tue law stand III the
way" This speech was made when
ths numerical standing of the house
wss not perfectly clear. but when,
however. Il WAS perfectly clear that the
republicans had . small majority OF
legally elected members. The senate,
or upper house, WAS concsdedly popu-
lisi.. The latter body and the governor.
also populsst. woult not recognise the
republican majority.
Acting upon the sedi.ious advice Of
simpson he populis,s organized .
house Of their own. On the same day.
January IL. the republicans organized
with legal membership. The hand
fol OF democrats stood neutral. mold
ing the balance Of power between the
two. but refusing 10 vote with either
except upon questions affecting the
continuance Of the body, and finally IN
pressing the choice OF democrat for
United states senator. After the or
carnations OF the respective parties
into separate legislative bodiss. they
put IA the time unseating regularly
elected members to strengthen them
selves. The two houses occupied the
same hall and conducted business in
4 fairly orderly manner.
Finally, 10 bring matters to test,
an orde. was issued for the arrest OF
tue clerk OF the populist house for dis
orderly conduct That order and 1t:
attempted execution brought on the
cusls. The average reader 10 fsmilisl
Win TIE details of the outrageous con
duet Of tie poFul.st governor aud cen
ale following the fret outDurst OF in
famed passion.
Very few have reflected on the rea
source Of the mischief. Il was n tn,
bcnoast.c, sedisious charge OF IN,
brainless blstherskits simpson. Hi
advics to gnors Law, outrage justic,
AID override Gecency was the inspirs
ton winch nervei the nondescrip
rAtole of populis.s to usurp what 1
dearest 70 Americans. Upon bis IRE
/ so0nssb!e head mus. rest the blame 70
one OF the most Outrageous incident
- tie political history OF Kansas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

With the fret issue In March, Town
Topics will be permanently enlarged TO
th.riy-two pages. Although Il - gen.
crafty conceded that already tbs Jour
nal mas become the most complete.
varied and entertaining TO men and
women of culture, OF any weekly ever
published. yet the publisher, grateful
for Tie extraordinary favor with which
the higher class OF readers. not alone
in America, but wherever English 3
read. has received Town Topics, will
be content only with renewed and
greater efforts TO produce journal
unapproached IN breadth OF scope and
excellence of literature.
Charles Scribner's Sons are preparing
\ novel and interesting contribution TO
the worlds fair in the form of an Eek
hibsti0n number" of Scriboer's maya
zine, 10 bs published simultaneously
with the opening OF the exposition a.
Chicago. They have Planned TO make
Il as tine al example 81 a. American
magazine a. can he produced rs a
nouse TO whom the best literary aud
artistic resources are open.
The March number 81 Frank les.
lies popalsr Monthly u noiabls n tso
fcstecss: fret. for tie profusun,
beauty and ssssonsb.isy of ia il.as-
trAllons. and. secondly, because u Con
talu- the opening instal,ment OF pow
erful aud cxsipnx ssrisl story, emitted
Jack o. the L,gai.' hy kts. W.
PIERCE.
The romsntso proportions Of the
great Panama ssinsis ~ be explained
IA an article IN The Mageh numbef 81
.!e Fafuat, on Panama fne History
81 q ,oslosal Bubble. y Ernsss issns-
n.Yl ~ho was. AZ a. interesting psr.ot
IA the development 81 the bubble.
editor OF tie psatas STAR snd Herald.
The sew Peterson Tor March y de-
e,dea Improvement ou Is Predecessors.
.aasfsble "a they nave t%sn. .snr
wansa Nsshaists," ~ Frsnce. -
Ssasth. q . rsest Interesting - pef.
af.ous psnaed ~ sdmtahle paolosfs-
sfts II al the rslsbFAie1 Amesstan
ga. d eoiin pssysfs.
Alsns oorren. az American, thor.
onghfy familiar 18th Toe subject.
.lss.rslss ~ S<ffhusrs for Nsrth ths
ssfans. ptessFf movement is fFs4r.
~esok esntsts si,eat tie Kfoun kaowu
=. zsnnf~s.lsts. q ~a.eh fsul Nsfisln.
!. the shlef.
The Roys hEzstr conrses ). q rfosi
valuable 80 skfaa q TIE literature ~
lss Jsited states. ithisa nlscs oe<a
t.sa ~ 20 osaef fseef. f4ltss8sd =
heirat. a e. : "a yea. Nsa.ssen
A4s ssprs ais snfsfssts4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

cold yesterday looking ~ the fsf-
thsnon frses~.-Hxrvsrd LxDPoon-
nriii essgesn t gallant tmpsy-nln'h
--sows thh. Nssssas, WAT = "a n-E-sl
movement ia "boat face
Recruit When tue command .
rissa yer advance 10 tue roisht fus
three nc bss tsr the rssf---brook.yn
Lie.
Mira ca.ler--Dear me- fon have pat
Al tue pockets upssds down CO thls
boys s0st.
Mrs. snarplsy-les Freddy wsats
pockets that viii bold things. znd ~
be - a. the tune standing On his head
put them on mat .-hsrpefs
Bazaar.
The man who pats Ashes on HE slde-
walk during one spell OF srppefy
weather ls . better man than the TEL
low who tsiks temperance every day
IN tue yesr.-Atchison Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

T. % Asossieaa E.selsrs u ths sssis Of
-.- a. slsslors 4 ths state " nish-
go - - ofhers NO asF dcssf> % 4olss
|. fh thsu. Ia 4p4.l.dtax 49, pftAelyts- p ~
lsq11I al 9ar - i7e'kfv4 =. - y A.t.r..'.
- 4~r.Ey fasl4estea - sal deiozstes 8 Va
.s.fs sase8rs4 II SD party ~ - a<le :.
N.fasnfs a.. tefaer ~ tnt4 Pisia AL
Eeaatsen sirssls . - CTR % Dssse.s,
oc.eex = a.. l5f Ia Darposs " noiai1esisk
= fanf 9sfs .cr i4s1ics ~ sac c4r Gems tt..f.
ga 10 Regents os sbe Usssersss. .ad ths
ss- = $3.50 -. ~. -sa-~eTsss.
essls t94ntF Att D. elt4ti 4 u ear $3.50
~ each - 81 t.e tiiAi fots sAsi ~ 49,
ca9 adaislea4l ds.esais ier exrfs iFsesssh
~1ss..ollaf = a.o b4t es1a oFskn'<ed eu4atf
MI 81 +Bilt "a 81 az east t*c tsle<e.tf. "a.
4. ..rIrln.i - a s-4a - tae eaEtsafion No
eors nst i~si4s - tae cssass As ffsposs' -
49, from saea eonxre.siorsl
q ~ - rr... ~sftI - sect IA caucus a.
= !. I. 81 tse - - tfss1aaie nkii- - see 9
sta-ia.tet - tli,e-+ 80. ~. - :. 80, -
lrns..tsf a1s 4srislkDt secretkfs 40 enc
Z 80 f..t lar1 5f sac So 81 1li1ttr - tfcof Q
go sferfslar1f l4x4a .lstiil as Greer ~
ssIlees al Les 4tteaA .14 ier ~
I 4e.s.Issa "a az os1sf t1ssacss rfoVrfs
c.,asIaz 80 srr fnel1
s4ne s. i-'. - = ,css 81 raca so~etl =.
t1s..l assTr,i TEST 20 g. trrN-fd = toe s.s'f~.
t4.f f|a rtarr rrefts caiHt.iIt Tee Sc
t1atefr. taIliat. f'et 4tl'. - sc enfi.tsi
tioa 1Aa- teea ,atsro. = cersiset 3 - 81 :. 81
e4xases as taer frsrsetiee pesiafie.
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~sr.s air. Chairman.
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