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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27
IA GRIPPE

During the preyalanceof the Gripp
the past season il Was 4 noticeable
fact that those who depend upon Dr..
Kings New Discovery, not only had q
speedy recovery, but escaped alf of the
troublesome after effects Of the mala-
az This remedy seems to have pc
culiar power not only ID effocting rapid
cures Of Ia Grippe, bnt in all Diseases
If Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has
cured cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
IF long standing Try il and be con
yinced Il won't disappoint, Free
Trial Bottles atE q Williams, Jr., y
co. Drug Store Large bottles, soc.
and Sl00
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THE COMPASS PLANT

On the western prairie II found tho
compass plant whose leaves point to
tho north. We wish u dircct Yen g
tho great health giyer, Bacon's Celery
King for the Nerves II you are sut-
fering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
and indigestion, il you are sleepless
at night aud awake in the morning
feeling langnid, tongue and sallow
haegard looks, Bacon's Celery King
for the Nerves viii cnrc sou and res
tore you 10 blooming health. Trial
packages free. Large size DOC 1T 4
N tiILBERT Il BRO, sole agents, II
y. Queen 81.
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The delegation Of French farmers
sent by their Government 70 study
American methods Of agriculture, aud
who left Washington Sunday for Gin
cinnati and Chicago, might give ~
we'll as take some useful hints If inter
viewed by some d the Agricultural
Department officials, state or national.
Mutual profit could scarcely fail 70 re-
suit from such an interchange ofideas;
which would at the same time convey
a compliment TO the visitors,
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Cnt 40 and s,,, e 49, ae,soo IN
w oat aia seha dn inns once slA
of the above C0EPONs. together with
TEN CENTS, ana yoawilI receive ANY
THREE of I'm f@llawintr hooks.
No. 9. UNDER TIE RED FLAG. By
80 IA 4, .,,"N''"n.
No. 4. KING S0LOMoNtS MINES, by
$3.50,
4 In ~ Z 't,es 'sfhs'
Ne. o, THE CORSiGAN BROTHERS,.
= ~ 49,
No. !, LADY GRACE by Mrs. Henry
"oo"'
No. =. AAERIIn by Rosa Nouehette
.afes
No. Q. THE BLACK DWARF. ny Sir
wafer 1H soo'',
M. 12 TuERI.ACK TItIIp5 Nv 4Irx
ander Dumas
No I3 THE pTCsESs IN ,.Tle
Duchess
NJ. III NURSE HENEi7s MISTAKE.
by Florenee Warden
No. III. MERI E,s CRUSADE ~ Rosa
Noachette Carss,
No, 10. AsTUDY in SCARLET. nv N.
TE ESh T I1Tn ns ~ sl,oI &, M VI pAnGn
stephens. = ''
No. -. THE ARMoRER oFTYRE. By
sylvarnas Cobb, U.
No: go. Mr.; GILFILs LOVE STORY.
y 'soiss 80
No. No. z !. \ sO4NhLh slSi ~ Florence
Mapryat. Az s''P''an
No. ss THE sgEan or GRANADA.
ny sir n bniwer Lytfont
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No 2s TIE RUSSIAN Gil.sN ny Al
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p1sINPElor

a the season Of the year approaches
for contagious diseases, il wonld BE-
wen to have YOU premises fumigated
and disinfected We have just re
eeived a large supply and can furnish
carbohe acid, chloride Of lime, tar, and
any Of the wen known disinfectants iii
any quantity r. i. Snodgrass \ 90
dispensafy druggists. 4
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TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 2

The meeting between Mrs. Y. >.
Grant and Mrs. Jefferson DAVIS AZ
West Point was accidental, but ami
cable, even ELUSIVE The Two widow
ed centlewomen, whose husbands had
Mayed such important and aniagonls-
tic parts in the terrible drama Of war,
though strangers to each other, shook
hands with expressions Of mutual good
will, and set the nation an example q
amity altogether christianlike and adj
mi.able
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAZZ

Another attempt to break jaif AT
Huntington was frustrated Thursday
evening BY & timely discovery The
jaileE ii his rounds, found that rive
eolored murderers, who are, There for
safekeeping from Mcdowell county
where an attempt had been made q
lynch them. had made 4 saw out of d
piece 81 steel and had sawed their way
nearly To freedom, when they were
discovered at work. How they gei
the implement IL 4 mystery,
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now Ii THE TIMB

Whanmoths begin IA get III their,
work X and If you want 70 save your
woolens, carpets, Sc from the ravages
of this pest, you can get nothing more
sure to Kill them than COAL TAR
5GAMPHOR, which is much cheaper
than caniphor, aud more effectives A
large supply Of above article just re-
ceived at A. N Gilbert& Bro 4, Drug
gist, II y Queen streets
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WHO WANTS THE JoB7

4 librarianis wanted for the depart
ment Of agriculture at salary q ST.
500 The civil service commissioners
announces that III addition e the
usual clerical examination applicants
must be prepared for examination il
modern language, German, French,
Italian and Spanish, library economy
photography and literature 81 agricnl-
turp
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Ladies who eovsr-up 81 hide bad
complexion with cheap cosmetics do
not know that for ia cts, they can buy
The Famous Blush 81 Roses which Will
cure, their faces Of every Improvisation
and give them a lovely complexion,
Marx johnson writes " My face once a
mass Of pimples Is now smooth As an
infant Sold bs A Al Gilbert Y
Bra
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AT PUBLIC RENTAL

The butcher stalls in the market.
house and the wagon stands around
the market will be rented AZ public
rental to the highest bidder Saturday
June oath, 1893 at 10 O'clock, arm. by
order of city council
6. l5.2w. II WfIsEN, Srgt
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SPECIAL WORLDS EAR RATES.

Commencing June l2th special
limited rate of S24 00for the rounlAtrip
viii apply from points on the Cumber
land Valley Railroad Via Penn rail
road. For particulars apply to ticket
arents. 6I4-tf.
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Toany one who viii send Ms Six
IF tic following CouPoss (which may
be cut from six issues 81 the same
date, or from six issues Of different
dates, accompanied BY TEN CENTS il
silver or postage stamps, they can
secure ANY THREE Books to be
selected BY themselves from the list
printed below
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i am III town g do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished IN first class style.
Respectfully, Lee II Gooey
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4 GOOD REASON

II seems there was very good rca
son whysthe Princess Eulalia did not
come to Martinsburg Her husband
heard Of the large number Of hand
some men here and put his foot right
down on the project
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To-day's bill IF fare includes Soft
Shell Crabs, Hard Shell Crabs. Devil
ed Grabs, Spring Chicken, Hamburger
Steak. Vegetable Sonp, &e Sliced
Water Melon, etc. Oysters in every
style. G. F. Schlotterbeck, Prop'r
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NJ i. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices First class
work guaranteed
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WlLL ~ ITs INrEREsT

Ii viii be gratifying 10 the many
friends of tile Western Maryland Rail
road Company ID learn that I Will
meet its quarterly interest o. July II
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THIRTY DIVORCE CASES

Among tho chancery eases q be-
tried ii tho term u Kanawha county
Circuit Court now in session which
have been dockcd up 70 this time, are
thirty div rec cases.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

RI you want your collars and cuffs
10 look as good as new have them laun
dried at Lee H Gooeys laundry, No
4, East Martin street
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WHAT. SELLS THEM

There is use IN talking, Good quail.
ity, low nrices andfai dealing il what
sells Hellcr's Buggies
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Choice STANDARD BOOKS
Almost Given Away to Patrons and
Readers Of The World
WORKS UNPOPULAR AUTHORS
Al oas.T Third Their valus Liberal oasf, WhsFeby
some Il. The Bess W@kA q Fiction il he
EaglisA Language caa u Secured.

These books are. nicely printeds and
bound III attractive paper covers. They
nre sold regularly at retail for ten cont
each, 20 that our offer enables our
readers 10 buy them at one-third 81
their value. II lisa grand chance q
secure standard. high-class works q
fiction at mercy nominal cost
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CALL on JOHN HELLER.

Ifyou are M want 81 a Buggy, PhR
ton, Surrey, Dayton 4 top 81 no tor
business wagon / have them and moan
is seIl. CAN GA John Heller
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STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that il sold at the
Worlds Fairis sold al Combs \ OsCon
nell's next door to City Hall
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STILL AHEAD

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs n 0'eonnell's
next door to CITY Hall
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STILL AHEAD

Meals al all hours at Combs u
next door 10 City Hall.
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AWATERBuRY

4 may answer the purpose but we do
not make that kind.
Delectabie Ice, Cream, Louis Brown
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4 BRIoHf IDEA



4 Cara thai weaIa sAvs LII y Hot wsssAss Tan
Ars ysu Going y he Fair
Il Is invariably the fact that after
tie ordinary greetings have been *.
changed 81 persons meeting, the iirst
question propounded IS: Are you
going 10 the Fair n a very large Por-
ton Of the populace Of this section y
not going. Another large portion has
not vet decided, and few have been
or say they are positively gong q
bright Philadelphia Ind bias designed =
card for the purpose 81 disposing q
this question quickly He, wears i
under his coat, and when approached
on the topic flashes i q view + reads
s+s .
am n j gong q tie World
Fair.
For the purposes d economy
, shall 90 70 Europe instead
II Is not hot enough foE me
Cards &c this kind might come into
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-27

Cards Of this kind might come into
general use and would save talk and
lengthy explanations
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

j. ". Stearns returned from a Spo
kane visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskinson arrived from
Nebraska aud are visiting their son
William.
A Mr.. klanquin and family have
located here. He is railroad contractor
and owns ranch OH the Cwur d,Alene
river.
After an absence of several weeks.
during which time he visited most of
the coast cities, ]. ii. Brown returned
home Thursday morning.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Burke returned to the CITY
last Thursday morning, accompanied
by her mother. resident of Salt Lake
City, who will remain during the sum.
mer.
HIS many friends here will regret to
learn that Rev. Herman Page has de.
cided to leave Ceur dAlene. He de.
parts about July to accept the pastor,
ate of St Johns Episcopal church at
Fall River, Mass.
Mrs. W. +. Nesbitt returned Thurs.
day from visit to her husband, who is
employed on Columbia river boat
The captain has our thanks for a COPY
of The Commercial, containing a de.
scription and illustrations of the Koot.
enay country.
ID. F. Mason and wife were In Spo.
kane to attend the wedding of Mn.
Mason's sister, Miss Anna Driscoll. who
was married to ]. W. Macarthur last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mason will
remain there for u week visiting friends
and relatives
J. Rand Sanburn visited Shoshone
county last week for the purpose Of con.
ferring with their commissioner in re.
gard to the location Of the state wagon
road through this and Shoshone coun- |
ties He reports business a. very dull |
in the mining towns, with feeling Of |
uncertainty existing a. to the future. !
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rxx vArx. sr1IL slsrue.

Higher fAaa 1vss Xasvn DsSsss, s.l u,.ar
Damage Feared.
The water in the lake has peseed tia
high water mark Of 1887 and ID still H.
ing rapidly, with every prospect that &c
viii reach from three to 1--WE feet more
in depth. The water in the Ceur a.
AIene and st. Joe riven d btill on the
rise, and most Of the ranches ON thoes
streams are completely submerged and
the buildings surrounded BY water.
Both the Union and Northern PsciRc
tracks are under water at Old Mission.
and traffic b suspended on thoss
branches. At Wolf Lodge 100 feet Of
the public highway grade has bern
washed away. The floor Of the North
ern Pacific warehouse and BueIl's saw
mill floor are under water. There Il
danger of the water works being flooded.
as the water is several feet above the
engine and pump room floor, and n
only prevented from flooding It by =
dixie that has been thrown m. II II
reported that the saw mill at Post Falls
Is in danger Of being carried away BY
the food The people at Spokane and
other points down the river should pre-
pare for the worst, a the rains and
warm weather are sure to cause . fur
Their rise in the water. and the highest
point viii not be reached for several
days.
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The Churhes.


Bishop Talbot of the Episcopal
church, will visit st. Luke's church on
Thursday. June II.
Baptist services in Sander & Co. +
hall every Sunday at IL a. m. Every.
one cordially invited.
Rev. X. Yeatman, pastor.
St Luke's church EpiscopaD. Morn.
ing service at ii O'Clock. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Evening services at s
p. m. Everyone most cordially invited.
HERMAN PAGE, Rector.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Aid Society
will give social next "Wednesday even
ing, May "a, at Mrs. Col. Budlong's resi-.
dence on Lakeside avenue. Everyone
welcome. Coffee and cake, 10 cents:
ice cream and cake, 10 cents; lemonade,
5 cents a glass.
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A Fine Game.

The inability Of the Crur d. IAlenes to
hit McGonigal, together with poor field
ing at critical points. resulted in For,
Sherman winning the first game of the
present series last Sunday. The weather
was perfect, and quite a large assem-
blage witnessed the game, which was
one of the best ever seen on the parade
ground. Costello surpassed himself in
his work behind the bat while the twirl,
ing Of McGonigal was superb, only four
hits being made off his delivery.
OlIarais catch of a fly in the seventh
was a feature. Tomorrow these TIVE
clubs meet again to play the second
game Of the series. Game cailed at
2p. M.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
STur Aienc. $1,000. o o q a. 4
Fort Sherinan.,.... o 0 o o. 8
Cmpire-Mr. d. +. Mason,
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The New Stesmbca,

THE material for the new steamer to
be built by the Peoples Transportation
Co, arrived last Saturday, and several
ship carpenters are busy at work on the
hull. The timbers are all of Oregon fir
The new boat will be elegantly fitted
up for passenger business, and it is the
intention to make her one of the neat.
est and best steamers O. the lake. The
steamer korwine, owned by the same
company, is undergoing repairs and will
be launched in few days. A full de-
scription Of the new boat will be given
when she is completed.
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n hyrsvsd Systsn sf water Wseis II n
batlt Dy the cenpasy.

~ ABevvo9 0yBteD q water Woen II n
Bsiit By tie Company.
Yesterday mornings train from Spo-
kane brought Engineer Riblet to the
city with his instruments, and he is now
at work surveying the ground for .
reservoir site on Tubbs' hill. This is
the location selected by the water
works company for their reservoir, and,
viii give fall Of over I5O feet 1t is
understood that the company have
noated their bonds, and work will benin
on the reservoir and improved system
without delay. According to the pro-
visions of the ordinance passed about
one year ago, giving the company q
franchise for Is years. the improvements
must be completed in another ls months,
and we hope they will he before next
fall. In the passage of the ordinance
one important matter was overlooked.
The company should have been required.
to place its intake pipe at q greater dis
lance from the boat landings and the
town, as there is danger that the water
may become impure as the town grows
and the filth that naturally accumulates
around docks and boat landings in
creases. The company should consider
these matters when making their i'm
provements and place the intake pipe
beyond any possible danger Of impure
water.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

Locking Altar the Alan aaA Annsaia Dak.
Ing Powder.


Licking Aftsr the Alan aad Annsaia Hal
Ing Powder.
A bill for an act In relation to tn,
manufacture and sale Of baking pow
den, to prevent frauds and preserve tn
public health has been introduced In th,
legislature at st. Paul. The bill Is In
tended to prevent the adulteration o.
baking powders with alum or ammonia
imposing proper penalties to enforc.
the law.
DR.. o. s. Binswanger, professor chem
istry, ETC.. medical department Univer
sify Of Oregon, made an examination
some time ago Of the baking POWDER
found in the Portland stores, the result,
OF which appeared in the Oregonian
DR.. Binswanger then expressed himself
~ follows:
Il have just finished an analysis OF
the principal baking powders sold in
this market, with the following results
"Hercules." This powder contains
ammonia.
Crystal" This powder contains
alum.
double Quick" This powder con.
tains alum.
'-Silver Star" This powder contains
alum.
White Lily" This powder contains
alum.
"Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder. -
This is pure cream of tartar powder.
and contains neither alum nor am
monia.
1t will be observed that DR.. Prices
was found by DIR. Binswanger to be a
pure cream Of tartar baking powder.
and the only brand free from alum, am.
monia or any impurity.
Following is q list of the more widely
known brands that DIR. Drew, chemist
for the Minnesota State Dairy and Food
Commission, as well as other chemists
OF high standing, have examined and
found to contain alum, some of which
contain both alum and ammonia. Many
OF the alum and ammonia powders are
labeled and advertised as absolutely
pure" to mislead the public. The con-
demned powders given in this list are
sold pretty generally through Oregon
and Washington:
Calumet" Forest City," Grants
Bon Bon" Hotel" Globe" Puritan
Snow Ball." Government" Palace y
Loyal" Columbia" Home" Mon
arch, "Unrivaled," Chicago Yeast
Echo" Perfection white Rose"
'lIatchet," Grown
In addition to the above list there are
many brands sold with a prize. 1t is
safe to reject all baking powders sold
with prize, as the tests show they are
largely of alum and cost but
few cents a pound. Also refuse any |
baking powder sold for % cents pound
Or less. 1t is sure to contain alum.
Surely nothing but their cheapness
'euld induce the public to experiment
With these impure powders at the risk
II health. Aside from the question of
he health or wholesomeness of these
condemned powders, and viewed from
he standpoint of economy alone, pure
ream of tartar baking powder. such as
Dr.. Binswanger and other high authori-
les report DIR. Prices to he, and from
Is greater known strength and unques-
Toned purity, should prove more
economical to the user in every way
'ortland Oregonian.
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Persons wishing to breed their light
harness mares for the best results should
not fail to see Oriole and vignc at the
Spring nill Farm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-20

For bargains go TO the Mercantil.
store.
Wanted-Girl for general house work
Inquire at Sander & WOnnacott's store
q. .. Richey sold a lot on wallac.
street TO David Meyers; consideration
$500
William Bender is now liquid dis
penser at the Lynx, having purchased
the same Of its former proprietor.
Thomas Manning, OF Harrison. is
placing machinery In the Cisco barge
an will fit ii up for freight business on
the lake.
Iardrss Fitzgerald was before Jus.
tice lIoskins yesterday charged with
disorderiy conduct. A fine of IS and
costs squared matters.
The first Sunday excursion Of the sea
son is advertised to leave Spokane to.
morrow morning at S O'Clock. 1t will
arrive here about $50.
". +. Alkire and brother had an ex.
citing Fight with five black bears on the
west side Of the lake last SATURDAY.
They succeeded in killing the animals.
Louis Meyer moved his stock of
liquors and cigars from Rathdrum this
week and opened up in the old photo
graph gallery at the ives, end Of Sher-
man street.
Rosen Bros. have received a new
stock of wall paper, embracing the
latest and nea,es; patterns. Before do
ing your spring papering it will pay you
TO inspect this stock. Prices the lowest.
Another consignment of IS volumes
OF books was received for the public
school library the first Of the week.
These books were purchased by funds
raised by the school, and make quite
valuable addition to the library.
At the teachers examination held in
the school house last Saturday there
were eight applicants, all of whom
passed a satisfactory examination ex-
oept one, and will he granted certif.
Gates. Superintendent of Schools White
and Prof. +. V. Yeager were the ex.
aminers.
Johnson's new boat house is com.
pleied. The building is aOx.o feet and
model of convenience. Through the
centre is track upon which is a car to
be used in launching boats. Along
both sides Of the building racks have
been erected for holding the boats when
not in use.
Last Sunday night burglars gained
an entrance to Dickey's saloon by cut.
ling out light of glass in one of the
back windows. They secured about
sio in money from the till and silver
watch. The officers have been unable
o find clue that will lead to the arrest
If the guilty parties.
one Of the amusing incidents of the
lood in the Ceur d'Alene river is ne.
'ortest by J. l. Shallis, who made trip
o the Mission on the George Cakes
asst "Wednesday. lie says that one Of
he ranchers up there had tied his boat
o the chimney Of his house and was
lifting In the former quietly reading a
opy of The PREss when they passed
he place.
The promptness and certainty of its ,
lures have made Chamberlain's Cough $
Remedy famous, 1t is intended espe. /
tally for coughs, colds, Group and :
shooping coughs, and is the most effect ,
'al remedy known for these diseases. !
dr. G. b. Main, of Union City, Pa, says: q
1 have a great sale on Chamberlain's $
'ough Remedy. l warrant every bottle &
md have never heard of one failing 70 /
i've entire satisfaction" 80 cent bottles $
or sale by Miller Bros, druggists.
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Il Il How 1slisvsa Il WIN osssly y
Built.
". 8. Norman left New York yester.
day for Spokane, and Il d believed he
succeeded in floating the Electric Rail.
road bonds. in which case active work
win begin 1t once.