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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
SELL EN-.

In the west yard Of the State House,
at Columbus may be seen, scattered
about, What was Ohio's monument al
the Worlds Fair.
1t is proposed to re-erect the thing
somewhere in the State House grounds
where it may be seen and wondered
at by all visitors.
If Ohio was rich and had piethoric
treasury it would be good scheme,
for the reason that, like the wax fig
pres in the dime museum, they conld
bear a different label each day, and
thus be an endless source of pleasure
and instruction.
We are told that the same carpenter
or moulder, which ever it was, that
made the first wants to add another
''figger'' and call it Hayes.
This would be a useless waste Of
money, for one Of the present ones can
be called Hayes just as we'll as not
They all look as much like him as they
do like anybody else.
As a work Of art the statue is utterly
worthless, but We might be able to
realize something by the sale of it for
the metal and thus do something to
fill the void that exists in the state
treasury.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.
William Williams Admir-, with the VIII
annexed of Hugh UHare,
vs.
Andrew O'Hare ct al.

In pu rsuance Of an orler OF tho Probate
court of Hooking County. Ohio, y viii oher
for sale at public auction, on Saturday the
End day of June 1894, at One O'clock 7. VI.
at the d DOR of the Court House in the Village
OF Logan, Ohio, the following described real
estate, situate in the County of Hooking and
state of Ohio; to wit; The south west quarter
of tn. south west quarter and the South half
of the North west quarter and the Northeast
quarter of the South west quarter Of section
thrifty two Ci2), i'll Township fourteen (lD of
Eange Sixteen (l6) in the district Of land sub
ject to sale at Chiliieothe, Ohio, containing in
all (l69) One hundred and sixty acres, more or
less Appraised mt $4,000.
Terms of Sale One third cash in hand one
third in one year. one third In two years from
day OF sale, with Iuterast; Tile deferred ray
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS Admir-
| with the VIII annexed OF the
Estate of Hugh O'Hare deceased.
]. A. Smith, Atty,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

OuR own and only Senator Rabbit
Abbot is the author Of the Vickers
redistricting bill. This is no assur-
ance that the Rabbit Statesman will
vote for it. 1t will be remembered
that he was nominated on pledge to
support Foraker, that he was elected
as Foraker man, and then voted for
Sherman. Hs fathers the Vickers
bill, He may have a change of mind
when it comes to vote.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
BLUFFING BUFFALO BILL AND ALL OTHER
10
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITIONS
HEAVEN! HALLELUJAHm HARMONY.m
HI H

GovESQE McKINLEY, as proprie-
tor of the Ohio Henltentiary, is do.
ing q great deal to advance his
Presidential aspirations by giving
a series of performances that have
no parallel on the stage, or off, in
ancient or modern history.
His Ring:master, Warden James
seems to be the ablest stage mana
ger that any public Institution in
this country has ever possessed.
He works out the Governors. the
Napoleonic Mckinley idea, to the
satisf action of the most heroic
tastes.
The season opened with pre-
lude, The Italian, Trusty Pietro and
the Kitchen Maid. The entertain
,nent was not especially novel, only
in the place where presented.
Then the Chaplain plays the part
of King DAVID, varying the perfor-
nance in this, that he did not send
the man to war, but kept him safe in
the prison cell. A change of Chap.
laips gave us kind Of confidence
game. The Chaplain got money
from a convict under pledge to ap-
ply it to securing pardon. The
Parson pocketed the coin and the
convict languished in durance vile.
This performance excited loud ap-
plause from the Chapel.
Zig Liz, stalwart negro wench.
who, under the special training OF
Kissinger, an apostle from Athens,
performed the skirt dance, for men
! only, has been promoted to the
butcher Knife Act, and does the
feat of slashihg the female conyicts
as regularly as the rules require.
The Pagan Coliseum features of
the performances ultimated with a
fight few Sundays ago in the
Chapel between prayers. the per-
formers being the Deputy and Asst
Deputy Wardens.
A change was deemed nece ssary,
and last Sunday two coDyicts were
baptized with all the fervor the
Chaplain who umpired the fight,
could bring to the service,
Now following in this be autifu
devotional line, we understand thai
our own sweet, sainted, sancti
fled Sylvester Pursell will delivel
his Reform Farm Sermon from thu
Pen pulpit. This happy selection
is the suggestion of Jimmy Boyle
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
Editorial Excursion,

THE Hooking g. OHIO Valley Ed
itorial Association start tomorrow
for their annual excursion. The
Editors will so this summsr to San
dusky, the guests of the Columbus
& Sandusky Short Line, which road
mas placed a special train at the ser.
vice of the Knights of the Lead
Pencil, to go or come as they please,
, The Association will be the guests
of the Press Club of Sandgskg and
all their wants Will be supplied at
obituary and CHURCH notice prices,
The Association will be provided
with a magnificent steamer the com
pliment of the Navigation company,
and they will be taken to Jonnstons
Put IN Bay and other pleasure and
fishing resorts. Fhe excursionists,
some of them, Will remain week
II is the hope of the stay at homes
that the jollies may get into British
waters, get arrested and imprisoned
and bring on a war, q war Of pen:
ellis.
This Association has offered many
pleasant excursions to Logan people.
We have had as many as forty on
the SENTINEL staff, and they hays
been feted, feastfd and welcomes
to all the most desirable pleasErs
resorts ip the country. The exsnr
sion this year promises to be one oi
especial delight, the old guard who
fifteen years ago organized the As,
sociation, intending to have this q
reunion, and a renewal of pledges
to the organization and to the ne VS.
paper profession.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
Hooking County Sabbath School
Convention at NJ. E. Church,
Logan Ohio May % & %.
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
Tuesday Evening May 22nd 7.3O
o'clock.
Opening Sermon, Rev. w. H. Wright.
Wednesday 23rd $50 A. M.
Music-Choir.
Prayer.
Music-Choir
1. Paper-Successful Management OF
the Sunday School, Rev. j. w. Mar
tin.
Discussion.
2. Paper--How can the S. S. be made
to Further the Ends of Religion in the
Home? Mrs. l. P. Marshall.
Music.
Discussion.
g. Paper--How can the S. S. be Kept
in Strict Loyalty to the Church? Rev
J. E. Rudisill.
Discussion.
4. Paper-Primary Work, Miss Allie
Too'e.
Discussion.
5. Paper-Visitation Of Pupils by the
Teacher, F. NJ. Stout.
Discussion.
6. Paper-How can Better Work be
Secured? ]. H. Leonard.
Discussion.
Appointments of Committees.
| 1:30 p. M.
Music.
7. Paper-Normal' Lesson, Rober
Cowden.
Discussion.
8. Paper-How can Teachers Bes'
Help the Superintendent? Rev. j. F
| Williams.
Discussion.
9. Paper-When is the Teacher Pre-
pared to Teach? Rev. D. r. Moore.
Discussion.
Music.
10. Paper-Obstacles and How to En-
counter Them. Miss Jennie Sunderland
Discussion.
|
II. Paper-Does the Christian Endea
vor Movement Help the Sabbath School
Marshall Harrington.
Discussion.
Election of Officers and Delegates t
the State Sabbath School Convention
1 Each Sabbath School in the count
is cordially invited to send at least tiv
delegates to this convention and it
hoped by the officers that every schoo
will be represented-Hocking county
assessment this year is $3.50 and it
suggest d by the county officers that
collection be taken ON Sunday May q
by each school for the purpose OF NEE
ing the assessment.
7 w. w. MCCRAy Pres.
F. NJ. MCKAY, Secy.
( ISAAC MATTHIAS, Treas.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

In the event Of combination OF
the Gazette and Journal, Mr.. Daven-
port of the Gazette and Mr.. Allen
Of the Journal will both be out Of
service. They are both good news:
paper men and it is not among the
pnlikely things that a new newspa:
per enterprise be started, neutral
paper. Mr. Davenport is an excel
lent printer and Mr. Allen a hustler
for news. There is not much money
in a newspaper in Logan at present
but there is always a field unplowed
and there is always room at the top.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

JUDGE Weitzel is not so much in
terested in redistric,ing the State in
Judge Vickers interests as he was ip
getting the committee endorsement.
The Judge can play a part uncon-
sciously in committee. He is not
wanted when brains is needed in
lobbying a Legislature.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
Deputy Surreyor. Enh Shaw wa

DEPUTY Surveyor, Eph Shaw was
in the city Saturday, looking after
Jim Dapis's Field notes. It. is nec-
essary that he have these notes il,
prdcr to get a sight in locating his
position in the county roster and
his place in the Republican party,
since the committee meeting in
Judge Bright's Law Office. 1t is
limited that Surveyor Eph has got
a triangulation on the Alike" reso.
luton, and as soon as he gets a
knowledge of spelling and gram
mar. he will contribute an arti.le
for tie Alike Republican Journal.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17
The Viekers Judicial District,

The Viekers Judicial District, as
proposed by Bill pending in the
Legislature, is composed of the
counties Of Hooking, Perry, Athens
Vinton; Gallia, Washington, Meigs
and Monroe. It is claimed by the
friends of the measnre to be 1000
Republican. The Republicans.
Mckay and bis opposition to the
Elcctor, arg pledged by resolution
TO support Mr.. Vickers. If liar
,nony holds ont Fickers will be
aomin ated, but an Qther Comedy
tnay be necessary.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

Col. Ike Kontner, accompanied
Judge vickers to Columbus yester.
day. Col. Ike is follower Of Har'
monY. He Isl silent partner in the
Committee Dramatic Co. which
played "Alike" in Judge Brights'
Auditorium.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

REPRESENTATIVES, ROCHESTER, spent
Sunday with his constituents. lie
is anxious to got home. 1t is nearly
his time for going barefqoted. All
the Legislation yet needed is to
provide for deficiency of about six
hundred THOUSAND in the State
Treasury. Our Little Phil is in favor
of supplying it, and all 60 home and
go to work in the garden. Get at
something that amounts to some
thing. Pass deficiency bill at once,
that will supply the deficiency.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

From the sentiment of a certain speech
mnde before Il social club in Logan q few
nights ago it seems that Brother Wilson the
editor and a. Il. Wilson, the speaker, are two
entirely different persons. In the paper,
Cleveland and Congress are the acme Of per-
fe.tion, but in the speech they are cOnsum-
mate fools and coxey and his ARMY would he
perfec tly justified in throwing themo out and
Kidding this country Of such 81 nuisance"
Without discussing the truth or fal.
sity of the aboye statement the publ,
cation of what transpired in social
club in the privacy of gentleman's
house, shows that the proprieties Of
gentlemanly journalism are not appre-
ciated, that even the ordinary rules Of
common social courtesy are disregard
ed, and that the ewes dropper, and tell
tale taller is for-sooth, an Editor!!
Town gossip, street gable, Johns
visit to church and to see his girl, and
the gadding of Mary Ann and Liza
Jane go with some papers. The tattle
Of an ewes dropper has never before
been made the text or subject matter
of an editorial.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

We are not asking delinquents
for any money: We don't want any
just now. We want something to
eat. Bring us anything tha: will
keep us alive till saryice berry seas
on.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17


JUICE BREGHr was in Columbus
several days this week: The Judge
with Col: Pursell, was assisting in
securing the passage of the Vicker's
Judicial R:ll: Judge Bright it will
be remembered was q candidate for
judge and at the proper time he
withdrew. Vrckers was very hos
tile to him and to Rursell, in the
Play. The Farce is oyer, and Nc.
Kay. Weitzel and Stone and the
other Sures are not in it. they are
not needed. Let US have Harmony.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

GEN. GRosvENoR is in McArthur
this week conducting a law suit that
has been in court for the last twenty
years. The General, who has beer
giving clase attention to tariff and
finance Legislation, in Congress, de-
string to take hold of something
fresh, turned over his arguments on
the pending question to PETER and
goes into the law case, beginning
where he left off several years ago tc
attend the funeral Of the last remain
ing original counse! in the case, save
himself. The case is about some Of
the Putaams who settled Marietta.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

WE haven't heard OF Statesman
Stone lately. He was evidently dis
missed from the Harmony troupe
when the lights went out in Judge
Brights Office,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

The LoR9 is doing a great deal
for this country just now, but the
Ohio Legislature very, very little.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

GEN. Coxey has been nominated
for congress by the Ropqlists Of the
of the Massillon district.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-05-17

Now qur Republican friends know
each other and are suptemely happy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30


I-- county Of Lewis and CLARKE.
Zeal first this "a day % fobruaiy. an
Jud. Dist tho year Of cor Lord one thous-
I Cocrt and eight hundred and ninoty-
- four
JOHN BEAN. Clork
n. @. Mclntire. attorney for plaintiff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

NOTICE OF ELECTION r. NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that tho annual city election
Of the city OF Helena, Montana, will be held on
Monday. toe "a nay o. april 1891, 70 elect the
following officers;
ne mayor.
One city tire surer.
Ona police magistrate.
ne alderman IN each ward
The uO4ls will Oteu al nine O'Clock a. IN. AMI
f.lluwIng have been sels,ted as the voting
places.
Iir.t ward, / irst precinct No. p STATE street.
tirst ward. second precinct No. rta'e
recond ward Third precinct Aliens slab'e
Ereckenridse street.
block. Jacks on street.
third gard, Fifth precinct No. p Park ave
me- ierne p block.
j ifd ward. sixth precinct Diamond blocs.
sixth avenue.
ourth ward. segonth precinct Gerhausor
block. hodneJ street.
Fourth ware. lie ia precinct No. 900 Norta
Main street.
Firth ward. Ninth Trecinot- Klcinschmidt
building. Park avenue.
Iifih wafd. lonth precinct Fifth ward hose
house.
sixth ward. Eleventh precinct-No. 1902 Hell
SIKH ward. Twelfth precinc.-No. 1909 Helena
avenue.
seventh ward. 1hirteonth precinct eyenth
sevenih ward Fourteenth precinct-No. ~
ighth avenue
ne JUICES Aefeioiofn 70 eeAFh ~ the ny
council for the re- pectiye precincts sili act A.
said election Rau viii also a,t A. a ard 81
resistr ration meeting for that purpose az she poll
ing place In their respective precincts 81 one
O ciock y. III, Monday tho 2jth daT OF March
1894 anu remaining IN session. with an inter
mission q one hour unit 10 u'o4ock m tait
board Of REGISTRATION viii again meet on Thurs
day. the .Ath day Of March. 1854. a. one o'clock
y. ~. ~ said day. and rtmain in sessiul. with
an interGulssiun ~ ona hour. until 20 lock o..
M for the purpose Of revising. correcting and
completing the registry lists.
~ ordoT q the city council
SYDNEY "A. MClfTlnF.
IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

CHERiFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF An
- Alss -At cution ia my hands. issued on 81
the district cont 81 tho First Judicial district
OF tho state Of Montana. IN and for tho county
OF Lewis anu Nl.rKs, IA th- SUIT ut john A.
Curk against Anna Musller duly attestsl the
9Th day 81 March. A. d. 1884 Lave livird upon
all the right. tito AMI Interest of the aRd AIMS
Mueller in and TO the following described prop
eriy. sitnated in LOWS and Clarke county,
state OF Montana. viz.
Let numbered eieven un. in block numb red
six co. Of the Original t1Wnstt 81 the cay ol
heleaa. county Of l.ewie ard lsrkn. Moutsua
a. the same appeArs o. record in the office OF tho
county r. oorder u eaid county. tu Which ani
records refsr-nci 10 hereby mude Tor more
complete description.
Together with all and singular tbs tenom antS
hsrsditNments sud appurlenances tnereunto b.
longing or In anywi-e NppsrtAinlng.
Notice Il hereby gwen that on. Friday ~ ttt
day OF spfii. A. d. 49, bit esn me hours 81 nine
q cock =. AMI uNe o'cluc D. m. ~ AN q ~.
fo-wiL Al n O'Clock m. Of said day. 20 tho front
door Of fhc court house. -sd CON q AID stnio 4
will Fell all the right. title and interest of the
faid anna Auel er IN and Ia tie sad aboV"
described property. 10 the highest bidder for
cash in hand
Given under my hand this the d tn LAY %
CHARLES u. CURTIS. shcriI.
fnrD l.. Hoss. undor sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30
A PSYCHIC SUGGESTION.
Can Hypnotic Subjects Be Induced
10 Commit Crime, Willing
or No ?
Som, EvldoncS That Persons OF
Upright Tendencies VIII
Not Do So
The Proposition 10 Hypnotiss Mrs. May
brioh-The Theory Of Criminal sug-
Eestion HsPudiatsd By Experts.

According to Professor Lombroso. the
great Italian authority on hypnotism and
criminology, the proposition TO establish
the innocence OF Mrs. May brick by hypnO-
tism is not likely TO have any very salts
factory result, even though the British
homo secretary should consent 10 the ex-
pertinent After citing several cases in his
own practice Professor Lombroso says:
while my experiments prove that hyp-
motto treatment Of criminals for the pur-
pose OF eliciting confessions Is useless and
often dangerous, IL may serve the cause Of
Justice in some cases to subject IL 20 per
son protesting her innocence and against
whom no direct proofs have been obtained.
Such "A person, II not shamming would re-
iterate her statement Of innocence and per
haps divulge some secrets, liable 70 aid ia
the establishment Of the truth. which here
tofore were withheld for reasons Of delicacy
or TO shield friends.
Everybody knows IL Is impossible 20
hypnotic an unwilling person; neither can
a person be prevailed upon 70 commit &C
tions opposed 10 his interests or to self in
elimination while under the spell Of byp-
notism. With the professional and born
criminal the habit Of lying Is 30 strong NJ
10 assert itself uude- all physical or mental
conditions"
In this connection the subject Of criminal
suggestion is interesting. IL is "A question
which has provoked much discussion
among students Of the science Of hypnO-
tism and one on which great difference Of
opinion exists DR. Tourette OF Paris tried
an experiment on a patient Of morose and
surly disposition Under hypnotic sugges-
ton the subject committed what he be-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

Old Aunt Fannie. who "does wnshin,
lives up IN the west end aud has very
fair clientnge. The other day she obtained
an addition 20 the number who, after
making all necessary arrangements. asked
the old lady for her address. Hnas. Hir,
colonel NAH dress. certainly, colonel.
Well, lives on NJ street, in the ranr ~ de
alley. not fnr from de hydrnut whar de
boys play ball mud across from do bureau"
brewery Washington Post
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

There is no reason why children should
to allnwed 10 suass from loathsome scrofu-
loua sores and a.andnlar dwellings whom
such a pleasant effective and economical
procured Of tho nearest druggist BE sure
you get Ayers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

The best salvs IN tbs world for Cuts.
bruises. SORES. Uleefa Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. Tetts-. Chsppsd Hands. Chtlblalnf.
Corns and all skin EFnptions. and POSI-
nveiv cures rifles. OF no ray rsqui oil. 10 10
susfantsed 10 give tsffec, sstisfsction or
money refunded. Price - o-nts per hoH
For sale by abe faTchen- ID Achsul Drug
oompanr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

NCTfCT O~FICE or COUNTY CIERK
y lasta and tIarko county. Mon,anN sealed
tIs will b. recsisssi up Co 90 % 81. og a. m
B Iuraday. April go. ~, Tor tho grading 81 NiAt
f.. knovn A. tho Wolf creek washout roai. near
Wolf rrsh. nuntsna. ac-ordinx to .urv yor' 4.
r,Iat and report ON Tie in the Office The beard
20 county csu fni.siuners 70 eryo tho right TO
ca ny ar al hid.
order - tho hisard
J. IS tOukFR County Clerk.
Dated Helena March a issi.
The sun., 1894-04-26


Are Pool Kosm. In His Precinct.
The Police Com missIoners heard additional
o'Connor, Detective Sheridan. and Patrolmen
MOODY and Miller Of the Church street alta.
ton. who are accused Of permitting pool
rooms to run In the Second precinct The de-
tee'ive ana patro'men gre also cns'Sea s WIN ga
sssanlting John ]. Lynch and Daniel Smith In
the Merchants Hotel on Aprils.
Donald Latsh.w. reporter. testified that on
feo. III ne made bets on morse races In pool
v..av s,r.., The p.iL row nl.cs I. moi In
o,',o.,",.. % go nr.c,nct > ~" '' " '' -
rssroIm.n es.sr Mile, VA. then examined
All The te.tiuonv givsn In IN. trial. Of Detec.
AN 'ne 'fs,lmon, sl," ssn ,n "s S .s .. ne.ee-
tive Sheridan and Policeman MOODY was made
applicable In Miller's case. On ss-examina-
,ior Mil,ar f.,Iy d.n,aa th. cb.rra. No hx
William Mayston. and said he did not assault
room being oparated At the Merchants Hotel
Capt. 0Connor's trial was begun after Po-
lIeeman Miller's case was finished. Counsel
on po'h s'aes aeleea .na' .ne oslasnce n,s" sNen
well The caoan told ., The ,. .xsas Of .srs:
ADrlia 3. They eonpl.,nes that one. on. Of their !,
a. Sy.s.,., H., n. ..r, p,,ro,n.n
NE ,h miph ,hnw 70 r,aus sspinva.tiratinn
ss. snSCnhienJ .hJ VIII spem .nE " ma o tha Ma,nban,n,
~. M. shey yrSv 'o soartaj 10 tha Caniain
liz Hotes navar ss ca ths msr sSsto "
Capt. o'connor aatiy denied that there were
any pooi soV q. me r"ces .atsd In nra ,,e
charsesi ., ,a .ha "a ~o n.vas $1,000 .om
einrI he saiu ne nea wi Ne ao ha5 III
pa ,h apyac 1 wSare n was alisSsa Thsvoxist
sSi "a M, ,1 ,amnS N ayidencs 81 IL
MI en- pes9n ts IA. 40 aSoupns sd nnf
SsPsGn: w 'he H'ai was "e''1iAo" NA'''
ofi0eK .oSa SsSa,u .a,d A.sis..rt corror.,io,
beanuy No, VInm y, ne and III
10 nno we ss's wNn s,,.nSma, hashn nna issnaJ
ne.i oheIin "a nmt Shaig Tmrns .sshca hea
toL the ."o me aIu AL ,bnm '"Si" NJ dSnlii an
cnsaa tha SharifT. nfsca az trvin1 NOT tn Ard
,hs man NJ ReanSy re,o1tsd that M
SS.in p,snS m.. di,"ct.J - cnnt;nnsp St..