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Secretary CsrliSio's Speech.

The speech OF Secretary Carlisle, de.
livered in C%ovington. Kentucky, lie not.
able because i. comes from the secre,a.
re- Of the treasury, because it is a
thoughtful and carefully prepared pro.
duction, and because It is the fullest
EXPEDITION We have had OF the views OF
the administration on the important
question OF our metallic money.
The speech does the secretary great
credit. It is put in plain English, goes
straight to the point, shows what We
have done with silver. explains why
with all our trying We have been unable
10 do more, and Gets iorth the danger OF
following the free silver champions.
Secretary Carlisle presents the issue
torcibiv as between n system BY which
we have the use OF gold and silver rs
money metals and the proposed system
by which We could have only silver as a
money metal.
He takes bis ground firmly for an
honest dollar worth 100 cents and makes
it plain that under free and unlimited
coinage OF silver The silver dollar would
not be that kind Of dollar. Tho speech
simply cannot/be answered from tho
free coinage side.
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TELEPHONE SuABEES
:ditorinl Rooms Sc3.. Counting Room sac.
WHEELING. MAY 81. 1898.
Last of th. Income Tax.

.MH
The supreme court decides against
the little that was left OF tho iucome tax.
and the whole OF that foolish, unneces-
sary and unjust scheme Of taxation is
wiped from tho statute books. OF that
gigantic blunder in legislation nothing
remains but an unaavory memory.
Urged on by the Popullstic element
within its ranks, the Democratic party
in Congress incorporated IN Its revenue
bill this scheme to put revenue officers
on the track OF every man suspected OF
more energy or more good fortune, more
talent or moro thrift, than tho average
OF his fellow citizens.
There was no income tax in tho Dem
ocratic platform, SO that not n vote
cast with tho Democratic party could be
construed as asking that an income tax
be imposed. That tax was an after.
thought OF Populist origin. Asa public
policy i. was bad, and it |, gratifying to
know that in the judgment OF the su.
preme court OF the United States it is
forbidden BY the constitution and is
null and void from tho first line to the
last.
The law was to be one OF the principal
props Of a weak treasury. What will
the treasury do now? It will have to
pay back the money paid on account OF
the income tax. |, will have to find
aome compensation for the estimated
receipts from this source now dried up
BY the decision OF the supreme court
This it will have to find through
Congress, which will not meet until
December unless the President call au
extra session, which it has been under.
stood he would not do in the event OF
an u~niavorable decision. II an eSrta
session were to be called Congress could
do nothing to help the treasury in the
present fiscal year. which ends June 80.
The probability is that the deficit for
the present fiscal year will DO at least
$4,000 900. With this We shall begin
the next year; and still Congress- will
have to find a way TO make ends meet.
This is the legacy left by the tariff.
reforming Democratic Congress.
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COMMENCEMENT EXENCIsEs


At the faIrmont State Normal School,
FROM June 6 to -.
The annua! commencement exercises
OF the state normal school at Fairmons
will he held during the week from June
9th to 18th. commencement day proper
being on the latter date. Following is
the programme for the week:
Thursday. June 6.-Elocutionary on.
tertainment.
Friday. June Junior class exer.
cises.
Saturday. June S.-Annual address
before tho literary societies, Hon. John
McGraw. Grafton. W.. Va
Sunday. June 0.-Bnccalaurea.e ser.
mon, Rev. Jacob Birmingham, Wheel.
ing. W Va.
Monday, June 1O.-Middle class cxer.
ciscs.
Tuesday. June ll.-Annual contest
between the literary societies.
Wednesday June l2.-l0 a. H.. Class
day exercises; S p. H., school entertain
ment.
Thursday. June l2.-9 a. NJ Com
mencement, graduating exercises; 3 p.
H., business meeting OF the alumni; 5 p.
m, alumni reunion.
Ali exercises will DO held in the nor
nal auditorium. Orders for reduced
fares on railroads can be obtained on
application to tho principal.
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IRON ORE PRODUCTION

or the World-An Iucrenss In tho United
stntcs-Miohignn tho Leading Producer.
WAsmISoroS, D. G., May lo.-Mr.
John Berkenbine, the iron ore expert Of
Philadelphia, has prepared icr the d..
vision OF mineral OF the
United States geological survey au OK.
haustivc report OF tho iron ore resources
Of the world, in which the production
OF the world OF iron ore In 1898 Is est.
mated atabout 50, 100000 long tons.
The portion 'ot this report relating to
the United States shows that the total
production OF iron ore in this country
in 1904 was II, S79,G79 long tons. OF 2,240
pounds, as compared with II ,5S7,G27
long ions in 1893. This i, an increase
OF about 20 per cont. This production
lie only 70 per cent OF the maximum pro.
duction OF the United State', namely,
l6.206, GG6 long tons. which was the out
put in 1892, but Is slightly
greater than that Of 1893, the
proportion in that year being Il
per cent Of 1889, showing Il re.
markable falling oil. This falling
oil is further shown by the statement
that the average production for tho
years from 1889 TO 1892, inclusive, was
l5,30O,iS2 long tons, while for the last
two years 1t has been but ii, 1864
long tons. a difference OF 3,62G.S2S tons.
or the classes OF iron ore mined, the
red hematile continues to be the lead
ing variety. being about 70 per cent OF
the total production, prown hematite.
magnetic and carbonate following in
tho order named. the last being only
about three.fourths OF one per cent OF
the total product.
Tho number OF blast furnaces in oper.
alton also shows an increase over 1923.
The number in blast at the close OF 1895
was l3I at the close OF lS9t, lS5.
Twenty-four states produced iron ore
in 1884. ranging in amount from i,+l9,-
Oh in Michigan TO 1915 ton from Mary
land. Most OF the increase noted above
in production vas in the Lake Superior
region, Minnesota showing the greatest
increase, from l,i09,927 ", in 1898 to
1866, i63 in 1891. ranking second among
the iron producing states, while in 1898
sho vas third. Michigan continues to
be the largest producer, holding this
rank for six years. Alabama has fallen
from second place in 1898 to third in
1874; Virginia has also improved her
product, rising from fifth in 1893 to
fourth in 1894. while Pennsylvania has
fallen from fourth in 1895 to fifth in.
1894.
In spite OF the increase in production
noted, the total value OF tho product was
about SlJ.j7I,S25, or 81 IA n ton. as
compared with Sl9.2Gj.013, or 81 &C 4
ton, in 1898. Michigan also leads tho
country in tho value Of her iron ores;
in 1884 they were worth SSH. 955,
while Texas fools tho list with a value Of
Sll,59l. The value of Marylaud's out.
put in 1894 wa Sl7,S09.
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-
The President Grants His Application, but
IA Doing 70 Censurcs Him for Ills Breach
Of Discipline.
WASHINGTON, May 9o.-The Presiden.
has retired Admiral Meade OIL his own
application, and in doing SO has admin.
lstered a revere rebuke to him. The
admiral's application was made to the
secretary OF the navy May 9, and by
him forwarded TO the President, who
to-day returned IL TO the navy depart
ment with this endorsement:
~"ExEcurrvE MANSION, May 20, 1895.
"The within recommendation is ap.
proved aud Rear Admiral Richard W.
Meade is hereby retired from active
service in the navy pursuant to section
1888 OF tho revised statutes. The Pres.
ijent regrets exceedingly that the long,
active service OF this officer. so brilliant
in its early stages. and SO often marked
by honorable incidents. should at its
close be furnished by conduct atvari.
ance with 4 commcndable career, and
inconsisten. with the example which
an officer OF his high rank should fur.
nish OF subordination and submission
TO the restraints OF wholesome discip.
line aud manifest proptiety.
"GHOvER CLEVELAND"
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by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion Of the ear.
There ia only ono one wav ia cure deaf
ness, and that Is by constitutional rom.
cdics. Deafness, is caused by an in
famed condition OF tho mucons lining
OF tho Euslachian Tube. When this
tube gets iniiamcd you havo n rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it Is entirely closed deafness is tho re.
cult, and unless tho inflammation can
DO taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will bo
destroyed loro vor; nine casoa out OF ton
arc caused by catnrrh, which is nothing
but III inilalncd condition Of tho mucous
surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness (cansed by catarrhl
that cannot bn cured by llall's Ca,arri
Cure. Send Tor circulars. free.
FL CHENEY & Co., Toledo. D.
aaJ'Sold By Druggists. Zoe.
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IT Is apparent that tho administra.
ton intends to do its level best to save
the Democratic party from capture by
tho silver mon. Tho President and his
cabinet appreciate the poril and aeem
to have mapped out a campaign accord.
incly. Tho talking journey Of tho sec
rotary Of the treasury In the south
means that the campaign will not be
altogether defensive, The war Is being
carried into Africa. What the effect on
tho Democratic national convention
will DO 1t Is too early to know. This
much at least Is certain, that before
tho FREQ silver men capture that con.
v~ention they will know that thoy have
have been in n eight
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MISS SINGING
WIN iic tho Ienturs ht tho Music Festive
mn IunAdAY. ~

WIN Bc tho lrentura ht tho Music Festival
~ Tuesday.
The appearance OF Miss Electa Gil.
ford, tho famous Chicago soprano, at
tho second May Music Festival Of tho
Mozart Singing Society, which takes
place at tho Mozart park pavilion on
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
will. moro than anything else on tho
programme. draw tho large audiences
that are already assured. Tho sale OF
reserved seat, ut Milligan, Wilkin x
Co.. music store has boon very heavy.
Tho afternoon programme 10 shorter
thanit tho evenings, Miss Clifford ap.
pearing but twice. Tho programme for
tho afternoon:
!. Overture ;s.;,i..;. -..-..Mcls,er's orchestra
= ChorS-,Waldlici .........,o"..""-F, MohriLg
Mozart Singing Society, .
q. Arietih-,'komml elm SchlAnk0r lnrch"
ufcHehH. "' Ti:S;: TiiGc,;,G
I. lass Solo-''rhe Heart OF a Sailor" .".A Adams
Mr.. Charles HulAuf.
5. Soprano Solo-vIllanella Del. Acqua.
MtS. Flora Williams
(l MaEurkh .......-.. WicniNkI
Miss blanche Sowcomb.
!. Ductt-stlll vile die Shcht. ..,... ,"mr.",G oo,zc
Mrs Floth Williams and Mr.. Chas. Zulant
S Soprano solo (( Irish Folk song"".'"-fotte
TO- Falllh FRllnha".,..-...
...,a"...... ....n......""m.NO der stuckcn
Miss Electn Clifford.
9. Recognition .! Land ..................E Gricg
Mozart singing Society.
~ overture. ...',..' .......'.."...Mclsteft orchestra
In tho evening a very fine programme
will be rendered. In addition to Miss
Clifford. 4 feature will DO tho violin
selections bv Mis-. Blanche Newcomb.
tho Pittsburgh sololst. Tho pro-
gramme:
.. Chorus-Ilymne an ilc Nachl....... beethoven
Mozart Singing society.
J. Aria Indian Bell Song from LaEnGl";..
III" Eiec;a Clifford.
I. Has SOlo-My Native Mattel
Mr.. ChAS Inlauf.
o. Soprano SOl0-"Forcyer" .......p..-".-"..GiorZa
Mrs. FlOrn Williams
d Violin SOlo-tal Adagio-D minor concerto
.r.'''."-"-' ..................:... -...'~..:s.-paNiu
tbl Hungarian Dance.
Brnhms-Joachlm.
Miss Blanche SewcOmb,
I. Soprano SOlO-tAl Is war elm al ter KonIG."-
(bl Fmhliugs lied.
Mis- Elecia Girorl.
s Trto-Whcn | an Gone From Thee ...,.........
Mrs Williams and Messrs. Day and Zulauf.
.. Tenor SOlo-TotcadOr iiOla !......- .....- Troterc
W. Il. Day.
~. ln al1c.,.....,............ ....--....-..-J, Ot0
Mozart Singing Society.
IAl MotGcn GrlS Ander Wade,
tbl MOrgcn ecbst.
tcl Llefdes Holrhacken Obass solol C. Zulauf.
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Tho "Crlms OF

Secretary Carlisle tells tho plain truth
about tho "crime Of 1873" AZ tho record
shows It. Thoro was 10 soercsy. no
mystery. Neither was thoro auy DO.
monotisation OF sllver. Tho act Of Con.
grcss merely recognized Il fact. that
silver was not In tho circulation. a
sufficient reason for that was tina. tho
silver dollar was then worth moro than
tho gold dollar, az II long had been. II
the silver dollar stood In tho same case
to-day thero would DO no frantic do.
mand for its FREQ coinage. The silver
minors would not ask tho privilege Of
sending to tho mint moro than adollar's
worth Of silver to DO coined for thcm
into u disc worth less as money than as
bullion.
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"GENI:I.Al." KELLY.

The Coxoy Commander Again Hoard
From-GoiuG t" Washington In n Prairie
Schooner.
OAKLASD. GALA, May 20.-"General"
c. +. Kelly. who led n detachment OF
Coxey's nrmy to the national capital last
fall, has lef. Tor Washington, accom-.
panied bv his wife and two children,
in n prairie schooncr, on what no con.
siders m important mission. lie be-
lievcs that n monster petition will DC ms
likely to obtain recognition from Con.
gress as n crowd OF hungry mon campcd
on the steps Of the capitol, and the pur-
pose OF his trip la to obtain signatures
TO his prayer for national help in times
OF general depression.
General Kelly will deliver lectures
at all tho places through which he will
pass, and after explaining tho purposes
OF his mission, will submit the memorial
TO Congress.
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THE ODD l. VS.

Own Philadelphia for this Week-DcdIca-
tion OF tho New Temple.
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 20.-The build-
ings OF tho principal streets OF Philadel-
phia are p~rofusely decorated with flags
and bunting to-day in honor OF the Odd
Fellows vino will own this city during
the present week. OF course the mos,
important event on the programme will
be the dedication tomorrow, OF their
handsome temple at Broad and Cherry
streets, which has just been finished. at
n cost Of more than half a million dol.
lars. and an immense parade in which
$4,000 marcllers will be in line, but there
will BIO meetings oil more or les, import.
ance held every day until inal adjourn.
ment, which will probably be on Fri
day.
At 0 o'clock this morning the annual
session OF the grand encampmen, con
vened in the degree room on the ninth
floor OF the new tomplc. BY reason OF
the recent death Of grand Patriarch 4.
J, Erisman. OF Lancaster, grand patri-
arch.elect. +. l.. B. Keller. OF this city.
presided.
The principal business before the
encampment is new legislation.
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Ono spring chicken, one pound Of
veal with bones, o%ne.fourth pound salt
pork Joint tho chicken. cut veal aud
potk in strips, boil veal bones and
chicken mock. feet and giblo,s to make
n pint Of stock. Stow the meats, season
well, line buttcrcd dish with good
paste. Lay in meat. add a few force
balls made OF broad crumbs and sausage.
seasoned with herbs, II beatcn egr and
butter. Flour these we'll. Cover pic
with paste. Whom done pour tho stock
through n hole in the center.
CnDvrI,blyJ
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STRIKE ABOUT nnoKEN.
All tho Miues OF tho Wheeling Dl'l.lon Of
tho H. n q. Now In Operation.

'hr ~. a. We NOW !" Onetht'oh'
PIrrsDuRGiI, May 20.-All tho mines
on tho Wheeling division Of tho Balti.
moro & Ohio railroad arc in operation
In full. Thiu is n great victory for tho
operators, az this district was mado tho
battle ground in tho miners' strike, and
every effort was put forth by tho
strikers to keep tho mines there closed
down until they wore granted the 90.
cent rate. Tho operators claim they
have all tho mon they want al tho 10.
cent ratio.
Col.iW. p. tRond. Of, Chicago, held n
conference with his mon In the McDon-
aid d~iItrict' to-day regarding the mining
rates. lie told Thorn that no could not
pay more than GO cents a ton Tor mining
aud that he did not intend 10 allow tho
mines to lie idle. lie gave the men
throo days In watch to come to work at
those terms and II they refuse to do so
he will import non.union men from tho
east to take the strikers' places.
It Is generally believed that tho strike
10 on Its last legs and that before the
week closes some OF tho minos will DO
in operation.
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IN E.timnbis Woman bend.

SpffTW NsDNIchF 70 nc Ml.T!I0t0cer.
FAiEMoNT, ". Va, May 20.-Mrs. An.
MO Belle Kelley, vile of W. Howard
Kelley and daughter Of Non. NJ. l..
Fleming, died at her home on Quincy
street. OF consumption, this morning
about S o'clock. She was n most estim.
able woman and will DO sadly missed
by n large circle OF relatives and friends.
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La Fayetto, india Mrs. James
Fay. living near this city. claims to have
been cured by tho uso OF Simmons
Liver Regulator aftor five or ak Of tho
best physicians hal pronounced tho
case hopeless. ALBERT a. Wells.
Your druggist sells it in powder or
liquid; tho powder TO DO taken dry, or
mado into n tea. 10
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Nav foEK. May 20.-Geuoral narri.
son will have the pleasure Of meeting
Governor Mckinley in this city OH MAY
50, If the programme oil these two gen.
tlemen is not changed In the meantime.
Gov. Mckinley ha, expressed his
willingness to speak at tho memorial
exercises at Grants tomb, TO DO hold on
Tint day
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Company.
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BREAKFAST : Bananas with lemon
juice. Beefsteak. Pearl hominy. Chi.
caGo rolls. Baked apples. Coffee.
DISSER-Mashed potatoes. Vermont
chicken pie. Canned corn. Lettuce
and radishes. Cold rolls. Apple mar.
maladc with cream. Almond jumbIes.
SurrEH--Milk toast. Graham bread
and butter. Sliced oranges and cake.
Tea.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2l-Mrs. Mary
Shreves Goodloe Ransom Bullet was
divorced this morning from Colonel
Cuthbert Bullet. This ends a sonsa.
tional divorce case. 10th parties arc
well known Throughout. the United
States.
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SOME Of the boomers, who are going
into the Kickspoo country will make tho
dash on bicycles. This makes us sorry
for the others. who will not DO in it.
The best locations will fall to tho lot OF
tho gay and g~allan. cyclists.
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DE- Wirr's Little Enrly liisors, gcntlo.
and reliable littlo pills. correct indlres.
ton, relieve Diliousrcss. effect pleasant,
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling, W. Va. b,
J. Peabody. lionwood. and Bowie X Co.,
R%rinrNnnrt, Q.
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THIS time the supreme court takes
the whole bag Of tricks; which shows
how long and level its great American
head 10.
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LADIES. II YOU want n purc d~clicn,o
sonr for til" complexion, druggists viii
always recommend Johnson's Oriental
Mediclnai Toilet Soap. Chas. r, Coat,
and W. ". Irwin.
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In a quarrel ovor n woman Frank
l~larris. an old.timc base bail league
player. who was connected with tho
Pittsburgh team, shot and killed
Charles ~llcnglc. at brcoport. III.
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general naturalization would take its
place. It must DO paid that In view OF
oil the circumstances tho President has
treated Admiral Meade With great gon.
%tleness.
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May 81 and June II tho Baltimore &
Ohio will soil ilomoseekorS Excursion
tickets to point, in tho wost, north
west aud sou.hwcsta ut one faro for tho
round trip. good returning twonty DAYS
from dato OF salc. I. Z. BuEEg,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Special DSpatrh 10 The Inielfdener.
W%AsmrSGroH. May 20. = Michael
Young has been appointed postmaster
Mt Nolan, Mingo county, vico .. o. +.
Jones, removed.
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For n day or so We shall continue to
have weather in assorted lots. After
that tho regular order and tho cus.o.
mary growls about the heat.
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JuDoE LYNCH has hanged, shot.
whipped to death aud burned his vic.
tins. Down in Alabama he has taken
q new departure. 40 that lyncliing by
drowning ia added to the list This is
an age OF progress.
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BRE'R BLACKBURN he have lots to do
il he wan. to answer Bre'r Carlisle
lie have 70 hump heself.
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wmpr so many people arc taking and
deriving benefit from llood's Snrsa.
%parilla, why don't you try it yourself?
it is highly recommends cd.
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2 RoYAL Wall Cleaner for wall papers
md ircscos ut +. II. BEiDHMAN'S,
l0ll Main street.
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sold by all frSt-clasS dealers
Il. II. LIST, Manfr, 1910 Main Street.
NeWY0r Central 6HudSOnR iYSF R.R %.

buffalo, n. Y, May .. 1895.
MESsisS. CORP & DEroIE, Wheeling. W. Va.
DtGr Str :-iicplyinc to yours of the 10Th
Mt, relative to tho Williams Typeurtier,l
ran only say tiiat In my opinion there isuo
other make OF typewriter that approaches
1t In any on of the most essential points,
e., durability, q~uickness, convenience.
economy or manifolding. This letter is writ.
ton on II Williams that i have used con.
stnntly for thc'pnst three aud n half yrars,
doing all the time three manifold copies.
AMI Mt times seven or eight, and not one
cent has been expended for repairs. After
fifteen years experience with nil kinds OF
typcwriters, | will use none other than the
Williams while money will buy it Very
respectfully, yours,
(signcdD F. A.. BRIrrOS.
TIL lSrELlIGEScgE uses and ,ecommr pds tbs
civilians"
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Now We know what the administra-
ton mean, by sound money" It
means no free and unlimited silver
coinage.
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ADMIRAL MEADE RETIRED.

srsd hey, the jolly taxor. tina, they arc.