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The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18
The Grip.

Out last night.
Lots of fun,
Bed all right,
Half past one;
Nine o'clock,
Feel so sick,
Fetch the doc,
Hurry quick!
Aching bones,
Head II split,
Eorrid groans,
Never quit;
Hardly speak
Try again,
Feel SO weak
Darling pain.
Spinal cord,
Give q twitch,
Oh, Good Lord,
What a stitch!
Flat in bed,
Gone this trip,
Soon be dead,
Got the grip.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18

Nes~All local advertising is inserted
and charged for accordingly until order
ed out.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18

THE famous remarks Of the late
h. Hancock 1.-The tariff is q
al question: seems 10 hit off
! way in which the question is
wed By considerable number Of
lgresSmen.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18
hEWsPApER LAWS.

If subscribers order adiscontinuance OF theIr pc
riodicals and fail to- pay &reaTases the publish
ers may continue 20 send chem until the arear-
ages are paid.
Ifsubscribers refuse or neglect to take their
periodical from the once 10 W hich they are di-
directed they are responsible until they have set
tied their bill and ordered them discontinued
The courts have decided that refusing TO TAKE
pericdfcals from the Office or removing and leae-
ny them uncalied for, is pima faee evidence OF
ntentiOnal lwauQ.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18

Farm of l20 acres adjoining
Green Forest, Torrent Apply to
w. G. RUSSELL.
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-18

gg-Advertising agents or strangers who desire
to place an advertisement in this paper must ac-
company their orders with the CASH.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14

the Albany hotel tomorrow night but
upon the announcement that the Albany
was not UNION house, the invitation was
declined.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock tho
"polilical pro9rsmms" 10 10 coms up.
Ths plank over which the great ashs 10 to
come 10 - follows: 'Collsetivs eWasr.
ship By the psopls Of au means Of peeduo-
tea and distribvtioa." This 10 suggested
hy the soclaIiss:e membsrs, cad they
claim on canvass made last night they
have majority Of 30 votes. Il 70 pes6a-
bio that tho opponents Of ths seetalistic
Idea will, In the event that they 6ud
themselves outnumbered, try to secure
the adoption Of substitute Of . lsss rad-
cal nature. II 10 believed that the dis
cussion OF this question and the vote upon
u will have . strong bearing upon the
election Of . president. Gompers, Ma
guirs, Prescott and others who have
bssn suggested - candidates, are known
to oppose this plank, while tho mine
workers arc its warmsst advocates. John
Mcbride, president Of the latter union,
who gave Gompers close race last year.
10 being boomed again and his friends arc
working for him early and late and claim
that his election 10 certain.
Governor Waite will not appear bsfoes
tho convention. To tho COMMITTEES cent
to invite him to speak be stated that
owing 70 great press Of work he would
not be able to prepare an address, bui
would send letter setting forth his visws
On some Of the matters treated In the
s,Political Programmes"
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WILL HANKS ACQUITTED
Bis Second Trial Results Just Is the
First One Did
MONTANA MYSTIC sHRINERs
Tom Graham Holds the Fort IN the
Msrohants' Hotel Building and
Can't Be Ousted-Hsl-
ena Happenings.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Dec. l3-Tne sixth annual
meeting Of Algeria Temple, Ancisnt
Order Of the Mystic Shrine. in being held
hero to-day in the Masonic temple. Mem.
hers arc present from Butte. Deer Lodge,
M'ssoula, Livingston. Billings and other
towns. About 20 new members were In.
itiatcd. After the ceremonies and cleo
ton tonight banquet will be held.
Will Hanks. ex-president OF the
Merchants National bank, Of Great Falls.
who has been on trial in the United
States court for misappropri ating funds OF
tho bank, was acquitted to-day. The Jury
were out but short time. This Is tho
second time Hanks has been tried on
charges affecting tho hank and for tho
second time he 10 acquitted. He was de-
tended by ex.>cnator Sanders and Hon.
I. II. Carter. The prosecution was con.
due ed by District Attorney Leslie and
George +. Shslton.
As yet the governors of{ice has not
heard from the opposition to tho saloon
In the Msrchants' hotcl building, whore
tho legislature 10 to meet. Private Secrs.
tary Keith says tho state did not secure o
lease on that part Of the basement where
liquors are tn be sold. Il looks how as IL
Tom Graham will have 1, sii his own way.
A daily stage line has been put on be-
tween Helena and the new town Of Lump,
running via Unionville and Park City.
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Arimolla would have been burned. A. Il
wss, the frs Was forced south and crossed
the euasd In the south para. IN Smith
and Castro counties the line Of 49, was
forced east nearly through Sun th
county until II struck Randall county.
when II turned to the northeast once
more. How far Il burned east 10 not
known, but II 10 supposed to have rcscned
the string Of northern counties. THIS
solid breast Of FIRE sweeping south was
not lee. than l2S miles long How far in
this direction II vent 10 not known here,
but last nigh, dark, hugo hank Of smoke
was still seen rolling up from the south.
The greater portion Of the vast area In.
cluded In tho outlines Of tho Are was
burned clean"
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IN THE 8 .NArE.
Arguments for u Na,ioaai Universit!
and Tor tho Nicaragua Canal

Arguments for Na,ioaal Univsrsity
and Tor tho Nicaragua Canal
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Thc senate ad-
journed to-day until next Monday. Prac-
ticaily all Of the ,ime Of the session was
consumed In tho Observation Of the bill to
establish o national universrty at Wash.
ington and tho Nicaraeuan canal bill.
Senators Hunton Of Virginia aud Villas Of
Wisconsin. addressed the senate in sup.
port Of tho former and Morgan concluded
his speech on tho latter. Hunion moved
to take up the bill for tho establishment
of the University Of the United States at
Washington. Hunton addressed the son.
ate on this bill. Al tho conclusion Of his
speech, Morgan asked unanimous consent
that the vote on tho Nicaragua bill aud
It's amendmcnts be taken up next
Wednesday ut ) o'clock. Caifercy OBJ
jected. Blackburn moved that when the
senate adjourned to-day, Il be to meet on
Monday next, and on this motion Morgan
demanded the ayes and nays. The vote
resulted: Yeas q, nays 3.
Villas then addressed tho senate In al.
voca y OF tho university bill. Morgan
took the floor at the conclusion Of Villas
remarks, beginning with the reading Of
an opinion by Chief Justice Daily Of New
York on the constitutional power Of tho
United States to aid IN constructing tho
Nicaragua canal. Tho opinion was favor
able to the Wow that tho United States
would be acting entirely within its con-
stitutional right In engaging In this snter.
prise on tho ground that the canal would
facilitate business between tho eastern
and western states.
Morgan, in continuing his argument,
said tho constitutionality OF this right has
been favorably passed upon by 20 many
Of tho presidents Of tho United States
that 1t seems prssumptuous to discuss the
question. He presented to the sen.
ate long list Of CONNER.
cial bodies. representing all parts
Of the United States. which
were favorable to tho construction Of tho
canal. Morgan also addressed himself to
the necessity OF building the canal 90 that
relief may b. afforded to the people Of the
western part Of the country, ~ possibls
result Of the operations aud actions OF the
transcon,iusntal railways. Gran, this aud
aid the millions who are ground to deatl,
by tho monopoly Of the transcontinentai
railroads, and who aro sending up peti.
tions continuously in favor Of this bill.
Wolcott then renewed the motion made
by Blackburn. that whom the senate ad-
journ to-day Il be to meet on Monday.
The yeas and nays wsre demanded aud
the motion Vas carried. The senate then
went into executive session and Is minutes
later adjourned until Monday.
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IN THE HOUSE,
The Day Spent II Passing Upsa . Let 81
Apprspriasisss.

The Day spsat II Passing Upsa Let 81
Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-Tho house this
morning postponed until Jan. Is the
diatsly wont into committee Of the whole
for the consideration Of the urgency de.
Hciency bill aud the appropriations. The
pending amendment WAS that Of Heudsr.
son Of Iowa, TO reduce tho appropriation
OF t2j0,OO for special examiners 10 <l25,.
700. II WAS Lost, 90 to se. Tho committee
then roso and reported TO tho house with
Q favorable recommendation. 1he pre-.
vious question WAS orderc and Cockran
moved to rscommit the bill with instruc.
tions to strike out the appro priation for
tho collection Of the income tax. Cock.
rams motion was defeated, 10 to 169.
Coficen and Ellis voted against the
amendment.
Tho bill WAS then passed and tho house,
in committee OF tho whole, took up the
fortifications appropriation bill.
LIVINGSTON, OF Georgia. explaiued that
Il carried 81 SIS, ,057-S5.A78.6s6 less than
estimated aud authorized no contracts in
excess OF tho sums appropriated. The
bill was passed without amendment and
ONeil, Massachusetts, called up the pen.
sion appropriation bill. He explained that
IL carried Sal, ,3si .57)-Ss0O.0.O less than
estimated. This year si5). 100000 was ap-
propriated for pensions. Tho appropria.
tion for 1896 WAS sii0.0o0.0OO The only
other change in the estimates and bill for
the current fiscal ysar was . decrease In
tho appropriation for examining surgeons.
from Sl.OO0.0O to SSJJy00o. An agreement
was reached to close tho general debate
on tho pension bill at the end Of four hours
tomorrow. The military academy APP
preparation bill was taken up. Tho bill
passed without amendment and the house
adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14

WINDSOR, England, Dec. 13.-By com.
mand OF Queen Victoria everything posi-.
bic was done to mako the funeral Of Sir
John Thompson. Canadian primo minis
ter. national event. The queen person.
ally placed two wrcaths upon the coffin.
The procession was In the nature Of
state ceremonial. Tho body was placed
on the train to DO taken to London, where
it will b, embaimed preparatory to re-
movai TO Canada.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. la-S Senator Bate,
charm an of the board of visitors to the
West Point military academy, presented
a report to tho senate to-day, taking q
strong stand Ia favor of the change III the
law which Will increase the number of ca
diets to iGe. or one for each senator aud
representative and - FOR the president.
instead o. tho present number. which is
,hout a-u
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14

SAN Francisco. Dec. l3.-Tartarian
outclassed his field to-day and won
easily. He was the only favorite picked
during the day and the talent went home
crippled. About SIX furlonRs -Hanford
won. Mollic King second. Miss Ruth
third; time. l:29E. Fve furlongs-Red
Bird won. Clacquer second, Swec, Alice
third; time, 1914. Six furlongs-
Tartariau won. QuIrt second. Polaski
third: time. l:20. One mile-Imp Percy
won, Jack Richeleu second. Royal Flush
third; time. l:l5l One mle-Normandie
won, White Stone second. Hy by third
time, :5-L.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14
LEYS WILL SHOW YOU.
, he LADIES' We sss euro

70 he LAdiess We ars sure
Lsys vii politely show your
Husbands. unelss, fathers and beethees,
Hs-Yes, hs'll show your lovers,
Just the eatehisss little watches,
Raised o. smooth cases, and no botchss
Inlaid diamond Gases, really,
And the price would knock one silly.
when, In despair, man has troubled
His brain hong. until he's mutldlsd,
And his poekstbook has fumblsd,
20. what to buy for her" hes lnumblsd-
Lays will show him.
Thers 10 dagger now at Leys',
Made Of gems % fair. Who sees
This bright jswsl Will declare
'Twas made up by the fairies there.
In Ito head ruby bright,
Round II diamonds throw their lights
Finished on with pearls pure,
Fastened BY chain secure.
BY the dagger necklace lay,
Hung with diamond pendants gay.
nyou want to spend your money
On the things that please your "honsy,
Lsys will show you.
Diamond earrings, wondrous fair,
Are sst with the greatest care,
And sunburst pin 90 bright
Makes Old Soils sickly light;
And the bracelets-what o charm
Thrown around pretty arm.
And man seeks with clation
just that kind Of occupation.
O. what length OF time it takes
To clasp bracelet. while Il makes
An opportunity TO buy the ring
That follows on that sort Of thing.
And-see Lsys' rings.
p. S.-Sss Lsys' diamond rings conspicu
Gus,
For their price is 20 ridiculous.
Just twelve iron dollars catch 'em,
And no other ring can match 'em.
II you want them somewhat bigger,
Fifteen dollars 10 the figure.
Just 70 buy one for your friend.
or assortment there's no end.
o, there's silver box for candy,
Silver match safes, also handy.
Christmas time draws near, delightful,
Buy your friends some little trifie.
Lsys will show you.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14
DOWN IN BRAZil.
Agsia They Csn'e Agree and There NJ
Ne Bloodshed.

Assia They Cast Agree and There Nay
Ne Bloodshsd.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA special to the
World from Rio Grande, Brasil, says:
Governor Castillo 10 regarded here 10
strong enough to prevent his removal by
forcs and his friends assert he never will
give up the post until the government sf
RIO do Jansiro rcimbursss him for money
spent and gives him an Office just 80 good
OF better. More persons have been ar.
rested. II 10 said the plot was directed
from Rio de Janeiro.
A special to the World from Montsvideo
says: The rebels now number over 1000.
Tnsy have left the mountains, being tired
Of waiting for amnesty. Il 10 reported Q
battle was fought yssts rday at Santa
Marta. A large quantity Of arms vas
sent from here last week for the rsbels.
The breach between Delmos and Da Cana
10 healed. II 10 believed that Da Ga ma
will take command OF the feet awaiting
him and attack President Moreas's ships
and some coast ports.
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SUITS FOR Oo~ER RIGHT.
Nra. Black brings Action Against rhsss
Bosemsa Men.

Mrs.. Black brinss Action Agslnst three
Bosemsa Men.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
BozEMAN, Mont, Dec. lS.-Mrs. Mary
A. Back, widow OF Leander NJ. Black,
who about . year ago won 0 suit for .
dover right In property In Boseman which
was sold in 1873 to G. w. Wakefield. TO.
day filed in district court nero suit
against Nelson Story for dover right In
property now owned by him, which was
sold under sheriff's execution In 1879. The
property includes land and buildings on
Main street now occupied by Ned Latta's
saloon and the Headquarters saloon, the
corner formerly occupied by Levy & Elias,
and ono other piece OF property. This
property was sold in June, 1879. aud Mrs.
Black places the value Of tho Same at t30.-
600. Suit vas also illed against Daniel
Maxey for right Of dover In tho property
known as the Black ranch. This prop
erty, which 10 situated about one mile
Northwest Of town. was also sold at sher-
i6's sale In Jaly, 1879. Mrs. Black values
this st 5000.
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FIERCE PsA,nIs FIRES.
4 Large Area OF T-xv Has Hscn Burned
dyer.


SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Dec. IA letter
from L. II. Holman, ranch man OF
Drane, Tex, says: "The largest and
most destructive prarie fire k known for
years has swept over large portion OF
the plains. and is still burning to the
south. Il began near the Pecos river,
just this side OF Fort DUN ncr. three weeks
ago and burnel TO the southeast, taking
the large pastures OF Rey Brothers, Dolli'
yer Brothers and others and large
amount OF opcn range. Then the wind
turned and blew gale, driyi ~ a solid
breast OF fire 50 TO Is miles long to the
cast. The best horses could not head tho
fire. II crossed the Escarbade divis ION OF
tho Capitol syndicate pasture, cleaning
out the greater portion oi the range. II
it had no, been for the heroic efforts of a
few men along the fire guards and west
of La Plata. the whole country toward
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PORTLAND, Dec. IA committee from
the chamber OF commerce was appointed
to-day to solicit supplies for the sufferers
In Nebraska. 4 car load Of groceries aud
potatoes were secured to-day and xill bo
forw ar,ied Immediately. The COMMITTEES
has arranged with the Ore ,on Railway &
Navigation company and tie Union Pa.
cilic to carry all donations free to Grand
Island, Neb.
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4 Bank IN X k.,rn-y >uspsnda

KEARyEY. Neb., Dec. i3. Tho Kcarney
National bank closed its doors this morn.
ing. Tho liabilities rs far rs known are
about sl25.OoO; tho county loses 10000
and the city $1,000. The suspension was
caused by rumor set afioat three or four
days ago. when il was alleged that .
couple Of directors made large transfers
~ proportv
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THROUGH RATE, TO the COAST.
The Transesatissassl Lisss Agree q
Fosa . Cembtnattea.

Fos0 . Cembinstiea.
CHICAGO, Dec. lathe transconti.
mental lines were in session again to-day
and have agreed to form an association
on all business going from tho territory
which 10 bounded on the east by line
running north from New Orleans to st.
Louis, st. Paul and thence to Port Town.
send through to tho Pacific coast. Tho
proposed agreement was read and prac-
tically adopted. Il will now bs gone over
section by section and adopted In that
manner. Tho action Of to-day means
simply that the lines will accept the full
agreement after they have gone over tho
thing fully. The proposition relates only
to through business to the Pacific coast.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14
THE MISSING IvANHOE.
Life Buoy tho Only Known Property
Of the Vessel Picked I'm,

of thr Se$$"I PIckrd Up.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Dec. 13.-The
United States revenue cutter Richard
Rush has returned from cruise along
tho west shore OF Vancouver island IN
quest OF news concerning tho missing
collier Ivanhoe, which sailed from Seattle
for San Francisco Sept. "a with Fred
Grant. ex.minister to Bolivia, and editor
of tho Seattle Post-Ia,e'ii0cncer. as pas.
seneer. At Net,io Island o life buoy be.
longing to the Ivanhoe was obtained from
tho natives, who had founl It several
weeks ngo. The stern end OF the ships
dingy boat and some other small fresh
wreckage were found IN tho same vicinity
Of Barclay sound. but nothing further
than the buoy to indicate that IL belonged
to tho Iyanhoe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14

SALT LAKE, Dec. i3-Geu. William
Booth Of the Salvation army, accompa-
MED by his staR of ON ,ers, arrived here
this afternoon. This evening he addressed
o large audience in the Tabernacle, bis
subject being "Thc Social Scheme" The
party will leave for San Francisco ct mid.
night. and after remaining In that city
five days will visi. Los Angeles. Sacra.
mento, Portland, Tacoma aad Seattle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14
TROUBLES urEs.
They Are Very cross asA say They Dsa's
Care Whs Knows T..

SALT LAKE, Dec. IA Tribune special
from Monticello. Uiah. via Thompson's
Station, says: Governor West. Colonel
LAwton Of the regular army, Indian Agent
ference on Wednesday, but adjourned
over to Thursday without any result.
Chief lenacio says his tribe, numbering
about 800. are all In Utah with the sxcsp-
tion OF six families. The Indians are
cross and seem inclined to stay. They do
not hesitate to make demands upon the
settlers. They are eating up stock and
rapidly devouring the pasturass Of the
whole country.
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Turner to lie Premier

LONDON. Dec. l3.-The Exchange Tsie-
graph this afternoon states on reliable au.
ihorty that Sir Charles Upper, 1T pres
ent Canadian high commissioner. NJ Lon
don. will succeed the late Sir John
Thompson as premier and minister Of
JUSTICE.
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Inrb.tt TO rraIa a Hot Springs.

hoc SPRINGS. Ark, Dec. IS In sn in
tcrylew with James J. Coroett, he said
positively that he uad determined to train
At Hot Springs for his contest with Fltx-
simmons. lie will come here the iirst Of
July with his trainer. Billy Delaney.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-14
FOR oOvsRNM MT CONTROL.
beaver People Want Uaeis San ia
Operate thu o. r. and e. r.

Operate tn. O. r. and c. r.
DENVER, Doc. 13.-The chamber Of com.
merce 10 circulating for signatures Q me.
moral to congress, protesting against
passing either OF the bills pending in the
senate and house concerning the rsor.
eanisation Of the Union Pacific and Cen.
trail Pacific railroads. A number Of
reasons aro given why the pending bills
should not pass. Tho memorial closes
with petition that the government pay
OF tho mortgages Of these roads and opsr.
ate them hereafter on . plan similar to
that Of the pos,offic department, in order
that the entire country may enjoy the
benefits OF an honest administration
without discrimination.
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liz III Con step Hi-h-r Now.

NEw YORK, Dec. l3.-Llwycr Henry
Hli.h, who was arrested with kellatn. .
note broker, on the charge OF conspiracy,
preferred by Tacoma, Wash, man, has
been discharged from custody.
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CALIFORNIA; ELEc lion MIDDLE
The Supreme ceart Wiil Dsny the Ap.
plicasisn OF the Repub icaus

Ao0 UoRtv3O N00ES 0eoy to0 AR>
plieatisn OF the kepub icaaa
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. l3.-The guberna.
torial contest was before the state su.
prems court to-day. The matter came
up on an application by Chairman Corn.
wall Of the republican state central com.
mittee for o writ Of mandate to compel
the election commissioners Of San Fran.
cisco to appear and show cause why they
should not throw out and refuse to count
returns from &C precincts In this city
which were not properly certified by pre-.
einct election officers. After long areu.
msnts BY the attorneys, the case was sub
mitted. Though tho decision Of court
was reserved until tomorrow morning,
two of tho justices intimated pretty
clearly that Cornwalrs application would
be denied. This will force tho republic.
ans, in order to defeat the election Of
Budd. to carry the contest into tho state
legislature.
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GALrr. y. NJ, Dec. l3.-rwo-, birds of
the business portion of this city burned
last night. Loss, 5000 Partly insured.
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ALUMINIUM BRUSHES
And COMBS, TOILET SETA
The Lamar register., 1894-11-03
L.ro~ Nee, In r..,.

New York. Oct "A special dis
patch to the World from Paris saws.
This capital has "A police scandal OF IT,
own this week. which has caused A.
great sensation as the Lexow rey-
Citations did In New York.
NJ. fldea Is the chief Of that depart
ment OF police which has the ansrrb
ISIS TO watch. Mr.. Desansle. A forner
customs houss official. was in prison
under sentence Of defrauding the gov
ernment OF 5000 francs. NJ FIdac
took him out to dinner aud somehow
Desangle escaped ". Fide,e protests
that he was uncarthlns a big an
archlst plot and that Desansle was 10
help him in the work. but the excus..
Is not accepted and further revelations
gi PonGe corruption are promised, par
ucularly in respect to th.. relations -,
private gambling houses with the DO
lice ~