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LEAVES THE CABINET.
Secretary Of State Foster Will Sail
for Paris SATURDAY.

Secretary Of State Foster Will Sail
for Paris Saturday.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.--Secretary J.
w. Foster today retired from President
Harrison's cabinet and from tho ad.
ADMINISTRATION of our foreign affairs, for
the purpose OF assuming the active di-
rectorship and management of the case
of the United States before the interna-
tiona tribunal which is to assemble in
Paris March % for the arbitration of
questions in controversy between the
United States and Great Britain in re-
gard to sealing industries in Behring
sea. Secretary Foster will sail Satur-
day on the American steamship New
York for Southampton, proceeding
thence to Paris.
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Thursday. Feb. 03.

ST. PAU, Feb. 23.IThe most important hill
introduced In the house for the day was Mr..
Dunn's, defining what shall constitute news
paper for the publication of legal notices III
this state. No paper is to be considered a news
paper Of general circulation until it shall have
been published at least one Year in the county
and shall consist Of not less than four pages, Of
FIVE columns or more to each page, each column
not less than l73 inches long, Or its equivalent
in space, and the publisher must issue and de-
liver at each regular issue not less than ESQ
complete copies to paying subscribers. Publ
cations that are practically duplicates or are
made up wholly Of patents or plates and pat
ents aud advertisements shall not lie recog-
nized as newspapers Of general circulation.
A communication was received from Gov
ernor Nelson urging tho passage OF law au-
thorizing the sentencing Of a certain class Ut
prisoners to the state prison instead OF the
state reformatory, and providing for a system
Of parole The measure Is proposed to relieve
the reformatory OF its present oyeTcrowded
condition.
Senator ingalls, addressed a joint gathering
Of theshouse and senate after recess. No bills
Of Importance were passed.
In the senate the Markham railroad tax bill
was made a special order for Wednesday at
eco O'Clock.
Senator Sanborn's constitutional amend
ment proposing to exempt parsonages from
taxation passed.
The bill abolishing the railway and ware
house commission was debated and iDdef-
nitely postponed. The bill to elect the railway
commission by popular vote was then taken
IN. hit was not disposed OF when the senate
Rd iourned.
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Chicago Grain ard Provisions.

CHICAGO, Feb. u, 1873.
OPENING PRICES.
WHEAT--Aay, 77sssso; July, .559ssc.
CORN-May. 4 &c; July, <4ssc
OATS May, &c.
PORK-EIay. Sis:e5: July, slSa5.
l4ARD-May, $l2,5i5: July, slsSo.
SHORT RlBS-Aiay, S9e6; July, $3.50
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-Fcbruary. sslic; May, .esssc;
.lu!y, 7bs6c.
1876.
OATS February, eo]6c; May. aEs9ssDas}ac.
PORK February. Si1.T:c; May. SIS. ls16: July.
LARD : February s!2.4s16; May, sl2s5o;
July, Sll.6A
snoRr RIBS February. sss5; May. $3.50;
,Int,, $3.50.
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"Fcod for Reflection"
GuOUl.S IN HOOK.


Grave Robbers Arrest ed al Wooe;lANn
Cemetery, Des Alo:nos.
DIES MONIES, Feb. 81. Five men. two
Of whom arc DR.. John Oyerton and
John w. Sc!:aeifer, OF the United States
signal service here. were arrested for
body snatcling. They were taken in
the act Of carrying corpse from the
graveyard. Police officers at the point
Of revolvers made the five men get into
one hack with the corpse. ard all were
then taken to the police headquarters, a
squad of polics walking behind the
hack with cooked ravo,yers All but
two have since been let out on bail.
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EI'NINLEY ASSIGNS.

HIS Property Turned Over for the
Benefit &c His Creditors.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. e. Governor
Mckinley has made an absolute and
unqualified assignment Of his property
to Herman Fl. Kohlsaat of the Chicago
Inter Ocean, Myron 7. Ilerrick of Clsvc-
ian:l. O., and Judge Day Of Canton, o.
The property is turned over without
preference for the equal benefit Of his
creditors. Mrs. Mckinley has consi;-
eraEie property, which has also been
turncd over to the trustees.
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Death from Coal Cos.

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Three men occu-
plying room in Mrs. Anne O.son's
boarding house at 324 West Chicago
avenue were overcome from a coal
stove during the night. Bernard Lor-
enson died before medical aid could be
summoned. John Thompson and Luz
ther Thompson were restored to partial
consciousness, but both will probably
die. The men were quarry laborers.
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Friday. Feb. %.

Fire at St. Paul destroyed the Styce
library, valued at 100000
The Beaupre Mercantile company Of
st. Paul, has made an assignment
Senator John Day Smith of Minneap.
oils, has been elected commander of the
Minnesota & a. +.
The New York and New England
railway has teen absorbed by the Read
ing.
The Behrirg sea arbitration commits.
sion met in Paris Thursday and I'D
iourned till March g.
Forged paper to the extent Of $500, 900
has been found in connection with the
Capital National bank failure at Lin
coin, Neb
Jim Whalen of Chicago, and Billy
armstrong Of San Francisco, fought to
finish at Tacoma. Armstrong was
knocked out in the fourth round
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ELECTED a DEMOCRAT.

The Senatorial Deadlock III North
Dakota at Last Broken.
BisMARcx, Feb. GOV. N. Roach,
Democrat. OF Grand Forks, was elected
United States senator Oh the 8!st joint
ballet, the vote resulting: Roach. SO;
Casey. 20; Milier, 16; Wallen. 2. J. +.
Smith I
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To Succeed Judge jackson.

W3sH1NGTos, Feb. "a. The president
has nominated Benton Hanchett OF
Michigan, to succeed Judge jackson in
the Sixth judicial district. Mr.. Han.
chett lives in Saginaw and has long
been recognized rs one of the leading
ATTORNEYS eff the state.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul Union Stock Yards

ST. PACl. Feb. n 1898
HOGS Steady. but lower. Range OF prices.
e:;Sra 100.
C.iTrIE-Stcat!y and active; good demand.
Prime steers. S3VtSgt.25: good steers. S3.505s
AGO. prima COWS. So 5;sii;75 good cows, $:.,tlp
2U common to fair COWS, $l2T02.2'; light
veal calves. 81. GsS!.O, heavy calves. $2.tNQD;s5D
rtockers. Sl.zAl2.;j; feeders 81 Kyl:i 10: bulls
SiANi2.!sl
lambs, sAG0@5CD: stockcrs and feeders, So uo;o
425
Receipts: Cattle. 100; hogs SIS. calves. s.:
sheet, II
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Hayaccs of Cholera In Russia.

Iavascs of Cholera in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb 24.-The Off
cial Gazette prints cholera statistics
showing that G79 cases and 800 deaths
of cholera have been reported in Russia
in the last two months. Most Of the
cases were in tho provinces Of ,Podolia
and Kief.
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Mrs. Harrison,s Successor.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-At the closing
meeting of the Daughters Of the Revo-
luton, Mrs. Stevenson, the wife Of the
vice president-elect, was elected presi-
dent general, ard Mrs. H. V. Boynton,
the present incumbent, was reelected
vice president, in charge of organiza-
ton.
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The Last Appointments.

body, particularly
to the friends of
George A. jerks.
Hilary A. Herbert
has been in con-
:gress for many
years and has act
: ID as chairman of
::the naval commit
tee Of the house.
\He is Thoroughly
familiar with the
work that has
been done toward
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danger of a fatal termination. The
shooting occurred in the paved court
back Of the Lick House, which runs
from Suffer to Post street, between
Montgomery and Kearney A white
haired man was noticed walking around
Suffer street,
Acting Very Ncrvously
during the early portion Of the 1norns
ing, throwing his hand back toward his
hip pocket. 1t is the custom of John
w. Mackey to come about noon time
every day to the jewelry store at the
corner of Suffer street and Lick alley to
compare the time of day, and he is al
ways very prompt. AS Mackey reached
Tho end Of the alley nearest Suffer street
and few feet away from where the old
man was standing, the latter pulled out
his revolver and fired one shot. The
bullet struck Mackey in the middle Of
the back. After firing the shot the
would be murderer then supplemented
his crime by turning the pistol on him.
self and firing shot
Into His Own Body.
The self-in1iicted wound was serious,
but as long IS he could walk he fol.
lowed Mackey mp, trying to fire ut him
again, but he was so weak that
he could not pull the trig-
ger. An immense crowd at
once assembled and the police soon ar
rivel. A patrol wagon was called and
tho wounded man was hurried to the
receiving hospital. There tho doctors
found that the suicidal bullet had
penetrated above the heart and had
passed through the back, from under
the skin Of which it was extracted. At
the time of the operation the man was
unconscious and pulseless, and the
wound was pronounced fatal. There
was little on the dying mans person to
indicate who he was. He had in his
pocket letter addressed to a morning
paper in which the writer stated he was
Is years Of age. It was signed w. G..
Rippey, and there was also upon him
an envelope bearing the name OF DR.. l..
L. Lincoln. On the back OF the envei-
ope there were the words: 1.-The end is
not yet Upon a sheet Of paper unde,
the heading
"Fcod for Reflection"
were the words: paid $3.50, 0GO for one
sapphire to place on the forehead of his
wife-a sufficient amount to have saved
ut least $50 Of his victims from suicidal
graves. Just think of it. lnscribe it
upon his tomb"
When Mr.. Mackey was asked if he
knew the man who had shot him he
said: Il never knew Of man named
Rippey. ! had good look at the old
man who shot me, and am certain
do not know him. cannot give any
reason for the assault"
At a late hour Mr.. Mackey's condi
sion is unchanged and his physicians
think he will recover. Ripley l., still
alive Int urccnSIiD uS
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The Poet nns! us Lady.

'Whst shall do for my love?
Crown her with flowers?
Float like q zephyr above a-..
And around her for hours?
"Whnt shall do for my dcar2
Shall be mute?
Or tune to her delicate ear
The strings Of ny lutte?
"WEat shall do for my queen?
Set sail to my bark?
Fear her away from the scene
Ger the pillows so dark?
'"N7hat shall do for my sweet?
In erlclcr yclad
Lay down my life ct her feet,
And, dying, Ee gladi"
Her lover sang thusly; but she
Interrupted his dreams
And whispered, 'JuEt purchase for ne
Some chocolate crca1:ls."
Ally Slorec.
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Closed Their Factories.

LONDON, Feb. 27.-Several mill own-
ers in Haywood have closed their facto-
ries SO as to assist in bringing about the
desired reduction Of wages. Thousands
OF looms are idle.
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RUFUS HATCH,

several days, and, though his death had
been expected, the news came with
something OF a shock to "the street"
which had known him go well. He
died at his hcne in Spuyten Duyvii.
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just lie Glad,

just lie Glad.
O heart Of mine, we shouldn't
Worry SO!
What we've missed ct calm we couldn't
Have you know.
What ve:vo met of stormy pain,
And Of sorrows driving rain.
We caa better meet again
II it blow.
We have erred in that dark hour
Wo have known,
. Wien the tears fell with the shower
All alone
Were rot Shine and shower blent
IS the grac;Sua Master meant?
Let uS temper our content
With his own.
For, we know. rot every morrow
Can be Esd:
So, forgetting all the sorrow
We have had,
Let Us fold away our fears
And put by cur foolish tears,
And through all the coming years
Just lie glad. ~
-JaE.cs Whitcomb Riley.
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AN EXTRA SESSION,

The Senate TO Convene March 4 to
Act Oh Appointments.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-The president
has issued proclamation converting
the senate in extra session on March 4.
The session of the senate is called for
the purpose Of acting on Cleveland's ap-
pointments.
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FOR RENT.

'Thirty-two acres on the South
East quarter Of section 16, town Of
Fa,ley, for rent, on cash or crop
plan. Broke and bacI-set last sum. i
mer. Apply to
JOIN P. MATTsoS,
Sheaf Office.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb u; 1893.
W!EAT-May opening, cs;4c: highest.
tS.4e. lowest. G14c; close, C:zac. July opening,
": highest, 1W4c; lowest. 7ee. close. 'G!ac:
On Track No. lard, &c: No Northern.
G;;lsc: No. = Northern, Co.
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CABINET COMPLETE
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND FILLS
THE REMAINING CHAIRS.

Congressman Herbert OF Alabama,
Chosen for the Navy Portfolio. aud
Richard Olney OF Massa chusetts,
for Attorney General.
LAKEWOOD, N. j., Feb 23.-Mr.
Cleveland announces that he has COM
pleted his cabinet by the selection of
Richard Olney of Boston, for attorney
general, and Hilary A. Herbert of Ala
bama, for secretary of the navy. The
complete cabinet is as follows:
Walter 2. Gresham of Indiana, secretary of
state.
John G. Carlisle Of Kentucky, secretary of
the treasury.
Daniel S. Lamont of New York, secretary Of
war.
Hilary A. Herbert of Alabama, secretary of
The navy.
Hoke Smith of Georgia, secretary of the in
terror.
j. Sterling Morton OF Nebraska, secretary of
agriculture.
Wilson S. Bissell of New York, postmaster
general.
Richard Olncy of Massachusetts, attorney
general.
The Last Appointments.
The selection of Hillary A, Herbert
for the navy has been expected for sew
eral days, but Mr.. Olney's name had
not been mentioned in the new cabinet
and his selection is q surprise to every
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GE MS IN VERSE,

Misunderstood.
. Two little sand heaps By the sea
As much alike as pea and pea.
Beside one heap little lad
With serious eyes. and all intent
Upon his work, with patience had
Nodded mound, and as went
Past him wondered what it mea1it.
"a pie?' asked. "a fort" said he.
Beside tho other pile of sand
There sat a tiny, gold haired maid.
She patted with her baby hand
The warm, white hillock, and said,
'"That IL noble fort you've tneas,"
mo, It's pie" she answered me.
We grown folks hardly understand
The happy fancies children have,
Busy amid the keabcach sand
That is washed white by MANY wave
The 10y would be O patriot brave:
A housewife would his sister be.
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Old Dobbin.


see old Dobb;n through tho fence How weak
no looks, and old!
His hair is falling of in spots: he feels the
damp END cold;
He hangs his head; his stop is slow: it's plain
enough to see
His thirty years are more to him than fifty are
to me.
He shall not work another jot--not that he
would complain;
But from this hour he ne'er shall know the
touch of whip or rein.
OF all tho horses on the farm he's been tho
very best.
should have thought of it before, but now he
shall have rest.
call 10 my mind the colt he was, and how
broke him in.
Whew! how he kicked and pranced and
plunged; twas doubtful which would win.
But WIS young as well as he and would not
be denied,
And since he's been as safe nag as man would
wish to ride:
Then in ny happy counting days he knew the
very night
That would swing tho stable door and greet
him with delight.
He knew the girl loved was waiting far away
and fair.
He seemed to say, twill not be long before
take you therc!'
Then on my wedding day hs stood with others
at The church. .~..
No doubt 10 thought for just that once left
him in the lurch.
One face, one form, that day Of days. was all
that could see.
did not think Of Dohbin then, whats'er he
thought Of me-
And when the years had brought their grief,
and learned joys reverse,
He drew the little ones and me behind tho
gloomy hcarse. 1911
cannot Ely that he OWNED how lonely was
my lot,
But since lie has not Eecn the same; know
thai have notI
And GO through. gladness end through grief old
Ecbbin has been near.
No wonder that he looks 80 Old when have
grown so seTe.
! know full we'll that fifty years is youth to
E:any men. ....-,.
TITS not the years, but that my heart has reached
threescore and ten!
SO while live l:is failing life shall naught bat
comfort know.
Old Dabbin, es I said ct first, shall ne'cr feel
rein or blow.
Tho hest OF oats tho sweetest hay. the field to
wander free.
Shall al he h;s--a poor return Cor all he's been
TO mel
William L. Reese.
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Tuesday. Feb. 81.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 2l.--The house was busy all
day and transacted considerable business.
Mr.. Horizons bill for monument to the
Minnesota troops at the battlefield of Chicka-
manga passed by an almost unanimous vote,
only five members voting against it.
Mr.. Kremer's bin authorizing counties to
return liquor licenses paid twice, Mr. Wilson's
bill reducing the number of voters necessary
for the incorporation of village to IT'S, and
Mr.. Cotton's bill for the punishment OF persons
meddling with steam boilers were passed, as
was also Mr.. Fleming's bill relating TO practice
OF veterinary surgery.
At the beginning Of the afternoon session
the inheritance tax bill came up rs special
order and was referred tc the judiciary com
p,ittee.
The balance of the afternoon session was
spent discussing Mr.. Horizons bin to amend
the military code and place the national guard
on the same footing as the United States army.
The bill WAS finally recommended for indefi-
mite postponement by a vote Of 40 to II. This
house then adjourned till Thursday.
The senate did very little work. Senator
Canestorp's bill calling for the election OF rail-
road and warehouse commissioners created
great deal of debate and was finally made q
special order for Thursday, at o'clock. The
senate adjourned TIL 10 o'clock Thursday.
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Chicago Live stock.

Feb ~ 1875. 5
CATTLE-Frm.
HOGS--Weak. Heavy. s.85G1ss.l5: mixed
anr medium. 81. G01s.0O; light, S1.4nI7.1O
SHEEP Firm.
Receipts: Cattle. l,5oo hogs. 1900: sheep.
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Saturday, Feb. %.

Jules Ferry has been elected presi-
dent of the French senate by Il majority
Of l4S votes.
Thirty PERSONS were injured by the
floor giving way at Il Masonic social at
Weston, CI:.
Henry T. Ihurber, Of Detroit, has
been offered the position Of private sec.
ret;:ry 10 President EJECT Cleveland
The Liberals have recaptured Ciren.
cester, Harry l. " Lawson. the Lib
eral candidate being elected by vote
Of 4,GS4 10 A,445 Tor Culcheste: Master,
Conservative
Redwine. the defau;ting cashier Of
the Gate City National bank of At.
lanta, Ga. who uhsconled recently
with 4Gj.GDD, was captured Friday i'll
the suburbs Of that city. He had no
money on his person.
Monday. l'eb ct.
The pope is recovering from his seri
GUS cold
King George Tuborx Of the Tonga
islands is dead
A great fair and bazaar is to be given
by the New Press club daring the
month OF May.
Chicago biographical union has in
lorsed NJ B. N.eAbco o. that city for
the position OF public printer.
Eugene Blood, well known young
man of Northfeld. Mimi, suicided Sun.
day by shooting himself. Unrequited
love.
Miss Julia Force, leading society
lady of Atlanta, Ga, shot ard killed
her two sisters Saturday. The shooting
was a result of 4 quarrel.
Fire at ST. PAUL Sunday almost en-.
tirely DESTROYED tie factory Of the Min
nesota Shoe company, causing q loss OF
800, OCO -Four fro,nen were seriously
injured by telling cornicc.
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~ s..s M ! ssr,,H A
WASHINGTON, D. c.

THE NATIONAL TnrI,NE is now entering Upon ID
18TH Year. nf ;:c:lcn::. } s!!c:'esa
~; other family Wrony il, l;e co3trC has had such
grow h. s::, 1l:,n',.'s,! i; so s;@att!iy
lno every txN::,!E il: the tt!'ai Si:;es and
b:s cas- OF s..,c.i..Hs nearly every i:ss!a;.a
il .,!s:e: This ?E:s !i,inE *;,sey To-: ITS tcafA
e. i:,'.,s'n:eres.li.g family newspaper.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY-EIGHTH SESSION.
Monday. Feb %

So s
er. PAUL, Feb. s0--The house did considera>
bic work at Its session today. There were ii
bills on general orders and 10 of them were
disposed Of in two hours. Among those favor.
ably acted upon was one for monument to
Minnesota soldiers at Chickamauga, the cost
to be $1,000.
Fl. N. Richardson's bill amending the law of
1873 relating to usury and trusts, recommend
Ell to pass.
Mr.. Bsston's bill, relating to roads, cartways
and bridges, recommended to be indefinitely
postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Fletcher Of Hennepin. an
Invitation was extended to ex-senator j. J. In
gals of Kansas. to address q FONT session Of
the senate and house at noon Thursday.
The senate had only one more than quorum
when 1t met IL the morning, so adjournment
was taken to ESQ p. IN.
The senate reassemblet at 2:30 o'clock with
full attendance. The report Of the com1nittee
OF the whole on 8. +. No. q, O'Brien's bill
making the face of an insurance policy the full
measure of the loss sustained, was adopted. A
few measures were considered in committee Of
the whole, but none Of great Importance.
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Over Wcrtz' Head.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 5.-The legis.
laturs has passed the race bill over
Governor Wertz' head.
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An OLD Sword.

This GNttcring sword, this same bright blade,
glorious par: in history played.
Sec, there half etfaced is the British crown,
And the Tilt is lbla1e with Jewels gay.
Ny grandfather found it in Boston town
Just after the british had sailed away
When Washington wa; our general
And then for years, tradition sings,
1t Helped to sever the apron strings
Which bound lis to England acrcss the seas
It scr:eti to make real Eopo fcrlorn:
!: fought for the thirteen colonies,
And then in :. proud salute was borne
When Washington was our president.
This glittering sword, this same bright blade,
In a case for a hundred years was laid.
It made oil titles transparent seem
In the land where men are equal and free
Forcycr-h;it weit, no", faint rs dream,
A face and forr, fair and lovely see.
fcrgo: that ncucen reigns over ne.
-MuEsey's Magazine.
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i i - + s. sS -

vyTAI. PICTURES, By Tics. ,:as., ;i.= ;;iaous
w artist.
y.rAze rs=gTx>Sw. by. a.en who actually s=--ea
w ana tonight in ,he struggle.
cvcG1sT ag<aEssz&s Of i1::i,anca e'i:'v'. EsrtIi.
- cucr srd Adventure by !e::'. a'r
wy As:.ygNGy.aN Ms.tTS- Fi..' ar's::i: ri
w ni,a. Is ta:. place at the SECS; ~! Cover -i:
carefi! relrr& nf al Important ni&;:k IA i!'s'>d
ai. tho Executive iHjG.i i:ss; gossip about i"''c
yrGVsE;zefz.:> T.s:2k >s:ss,t<. Fa:s': ay
I & Il lady Of National I"ii!i.:ii',
~AE. WEE. sNys s. s:E e. :.E.5a,.
~ more i,,li and COS. e:r than .r:esr' hT s.'S
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