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The evening times., 1895-08-20

OF Alexandria, Va, are staying at Mrs.
Bowie's home at Annapolis junction, Md.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Clara Warner, Of Philadelphia, 10
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. Luchs, No. TIA
Sixth street northwest.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Louisa Robinson is staying at
Lapgollen. Mrs. W. 9. Powell's place at
Annapolis Junction, Nd.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr. Howard Nyman has gone to Cape May
10 remain several weeks.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Lila Conrad left on Saturday for
Natural Bridge. Va, to be absent until
late IN September.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Grace Prout, of Capitol Hill, has re-
turned from HerBdon. Va
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr. .chas. g. Thorne left for Atlantic
City on Saturday, to join his family
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Trnby TN the Vegetable Kingdom

The Triiby craze has even struck the vege-
table world. In a bunch of radtshes bought
in Hanover Market by Mr.. Charles A. Wer-
meth, night watchmaif at ttheSusquehannah
Ice Company's plant, was found radish
shaped distinctly like the front part Of foot,
with five white toes sticking out. 1t waS
scarcely as beautiful Al the foot which Little
Bniee made renownkd ~ drawing on the
walls of Pars strdao. Sun.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr. Thomas Noyes and Mr.. @. T. Noyes
are enjoying life at Piney Point.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

,a Miss Alice Parker has gone 10 Boston to
Join the Julia Marlowe-Taber Company,
with which she Will travel during the COM
Ing season
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Berthe Reese. OF street. has gone to
Atlantic City for short visit
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Social Mouements.

|. Quite furore has been Ynised In London
lately on a subject In which Washington
society will have n keen feeling of kinship
and appreciation This Ii the sale OF the
visiting cards OF people of note.
In this city during the coune OF the sea-
son there is quite a traffic in this respect,
and many Of the card baskets In localities
of which the supposed callers have never
even heard are graced with their visiting
cards. This means of course, that some one
has been sufficie ntiy light fingered to
purioin them from other card baskets in
which they had been deposited In the iegiti-
mate manner
In London, however. this nuisance has
grown TO far greater and more complicated
proportions than In Washington, SO that
now the subject is being taken up by the
papers Of the British capital.
This has resulted in most Interesting dis
closures, to the effect that the cards of
distinguished or titled people are regularly
sold by engravers to persons Of means and
social aspirations who desire to have then
to adorn their card baskets, In order to
make an impression upon real callers, who
Will noise abroad the fact that the families
In question are upon visiting terms with the
nobility.
just what is going to be done in the mat.
ter remains to be seen. At present there
is considerable talk and feeling since, il
the investigation continues, IL is likely
that the names OF those TO whom the CART
have been sold viii be published.
In such an event the state OF affains
will be decidedly more Interesting to out
siders than at present.
Miss Della Dennison, daughter of Ars.
Flora Dennison Dyer, is visiting the family
OF Col James A. Linton in Johnstown,
Pa. Miss Dennison, besides her accom-
plishnients as n dancer and musician, pos
sesses remarkable whistling powers and
gave an exhibition O fher talent at a concert
for the benefit OF the Episcopal Church Of
Johnstown.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Dr. Kerr, OF the Emergency Hospital, is
with his family at Ocean City.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Grace Dempsey has returned from
Atlantic City
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Annie 0'Connor. OF 1 street north
east. Is visiting friends at Gordonsville,
Va.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Jessie W. CorDwen is spending her
vacation with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Law, at Colonial Beach
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr.. Charles Burnham left on saturda,
for fishing trip al Bay Ridge.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mrs Carleton Hunt and Mr.. Edward
Livingston Hunt, wife and SON Of ex-Repre-
sentative Hunt, of New Orleans, are in
the Whits Mountains.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Gen Duncan g. Walker is at Piney Point
where ne viii remain until September.
The evening times., 1895-08-20
No CI,ance to.

Forrester-Do you talk In your sleep?
Lanca ster-Not often. We have twins AZ
our house, you know.-Town Topics
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Maturity Cr.el.

"ouf landlady says she likes to see her
boaricrs have good appetites."
"weIl, I'm not surprised. Some women
are naturally cruel"
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Catholic unixersify.

Bishop Keauc aud the Rev. DR.. Garri-
gan have gone TO Fftchburg, Mass, to
assist at the silver jubilee of the rounda-
ton of the Church OF the Holy Angels at
that place
Dr. Daniel Quinn. professor Of Greek,
who has been abroad for the past six
mouths, arrived at the university yester-
day. Dr. Quinn will publish a Greek Pc
riodical in the interest Of his class, and
his time this sunimer has been entirely
devoted TO getting material for this work.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr. and Mrs John F. Chamberlain and
daughters are at the Hot Springs, Va.
The evening times., 1895-08-20
A Born Detective.

Little JohunyI know what the baby
Is goin' 70 be Wen he grows up. He's
goin to be detective.
Mother-Of all things? Because he's
so smart?
Little. .Johnny-No'm-. Because he neves
sleeps s.-Ncw York Weekly.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

The American Ambassador and Mrs.
Thomas Bayard were among the guests
at the house party given on Saturday by
Attorney General Sir Richard Eyerard
Webster, at his country seat, winterfold
Crameigh, Surrey, England. The speaker
Of the House Of Commons was another Of
the guests.
The evening times., 1895-08-20
The OId Ssoty Retoid

Mrs. Newly-rnefJiIl 8ne thing about
tioon,ers I donrrnke. ;"
Mrs Lafely-Whafs that7
Mrs. Newiy-Th pockets are so easy to
find. Ny husband 'ehrpties them every
night, and never have : bit Of change in
The niorning. -Hamifton tont.l Tiinea
The evening times., 1895-08-20

The Misses Lacey, Of street, are visit
ing friends near Pen Mar, Md.
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Marriage Licenses

Licenses to marry have bern issued as
folio ws:
Charles W. Ferguson and Annie Taylor.
Nelson MARSHALL, of Amherst Q. H., Va,
and Rosa Lawson, Of Caroline County,
N. C.. e.a. ...sisy 49, -
William FiDdlay Shugert, of Bellfonte,
Pa. and Margaret Mills. Of Ithaca. n. Y.
william Payne and Nary Eglin.
Abram w. Howard and Ma ftha A. John
soD. -'ffi3. .
Isaiah Pollard and Mary Hanis. botA
OF Richmond. s'i'-i = q
Joseph Timer, OF Fairfax County, Va.
and Virginia Carey .of Lo6doun County, Va.
James Taylor and Ada Rebecca Thomas.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mrs. Charles Calvert Lancaster and her
three boys, who returned from a visit to
relatives in st. Mary's County, left the city
again on Saturday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Samuel ]. Randall. at her home in
Bethel. Pa. The friends OF Mrs. Randall
VIII regret to learn that her health has been
sadly impaired during the last few months.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Mamie L. Whitman left on Satuf-
day for the West. She will visit friends in
Chica go, Milwaukee and other points be-
fore returning in October.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Helen Davis. of the Cairo, is at
Cape May, and will not return for several
weeks.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mrs George W. childs. upon her return to
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss NJ Eunice Ward left yesterday for
New York. where she Will be the guest Of
Miss Lillian Lawrence.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Elsie Lowrey left yesterday for New
York to Join the Kodak Comedy Opera Com
pany, with which she will be identified
during the coming season.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James Elverson. jr., are
spending portion of the feason at Cape
May, where they went last week.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mrs E. H Holbrook is in Mules, near Bos
ion, visiting relatives.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Rosa Henderson will leave to-day
to spend some weeks at Lockport, N. Y.
She will visit the coast resorts before re-
turning late In September.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. john W. Sherman and
daughter Lille aud Mrs. Joe E. Sardo
left to-day for a two weeks outing at the
seashofe
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mr.. Godfrey Stein. of the Marie VAIN
wright company. has been busy all sum-
mer on his new book. The title has not
yet been selected. The plot hinges on a
skull. and the situation IL at Hampton
Roads.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Miss Mary Curtis, of East Washington,
left yesterday to visit relatives in New
jersey.
The evening times., 1895-08-20
Harvard uuiyerstty.

The various tpemlers of the facalty.
iaeluiiug DR.. Rapkin, DR.. Gregory and
Secretary Johnson, are still enjoying their
vacation in the piney woods of Maine,
The evening times., 1895-08-20

A recent announcement of an engage
nent of interest in this city is that of
Miss Katherine Tiffany, daughter Of DR..
Louis McLane Tiffany, Of BaltiT ore. to
Mr.. Gordon Abbott, of Boston. The lat
ter is president OF the Old Colony Trust
Company. No date has as yet been set
for the marriage, but it is likely to be
one of the fashionable events Of the au-
tumn
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Corporal Tanner will leave the city to-
day for a trip to New York, Boston and
Maine. After that he win so to Weir,
N. H., to take part in the Grand Army
festivities. On September Corporal Tan
ner win return to Washington to rerain
overnight, and leave the following day
for Louisville to attend the Grand Army
meeting at that place.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

Mrs Fitzpatrick, widow Of the late Gen.
fitzpatrick, is spending the season at
Narragansett.
The evening times., 1895-08-20

The rain came down in mad torrents
The evening times., 1895-08-20

- 6A@l9l2 ~ 1s{E{lEG
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
MARY TOMBLIN ON THE BOARD.
Appointed Yesterday and Confirmed
by the Senate.
A GOOD ONE FOR SHERMAN COUNTY.
The Board Consists of w. Z. Sutton, D.
NJ. Frost and n. B. Tomblin-AH
Practical Irrfgators.

TOPEKA, March Governor Morrill, yesterday
sent to the senate the names of Judge J. S..
Emery Of Lawrence, Judge W. B. Sutton Of
Russell, and Judge D. N. Frost of Garden City,
as members Of the board of irrigation, recently
instituted. The appointments of Sutton and
Frost were confrmed but that Of Emery reject
ed, the senate insisting upon the appointment
of Populist. Emery is a Democrat, Sutton and
Frost are Republicans The law says that no
more than two OF the board shall be of the same
political complexion. A. B. Montgomery was
the Populist candidate for the place, but as it
was understood that the governor would not ap-
point him, all his forces were turned IN favor Of
NJ. b. IOmblin of GOodland, with the result that
Mr., Emery, and was confirmed by tbs senate
tOday.-TOpeka dispatch
Mr.. T0mblin is a valuable acquisition
to the board as he is a practical irri-
gator and has probably given the sub
ject of irrigation more thought and
careful study than anyone in northwest
Kansas. The appointment means much
for Sherman county as it is now al as
Sured fact that one OF the experimental
stations will be placed here. The be-
nefits to be derived from such a station
will be worth thousands of dollars to
the business interests OF Goodland and
the agricultural interests of Sherman
county.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
a Hypno!lErr connine.


Professor Prinz, the MUD reader and
fun MAKER, will give one Of his fan
making entertainments at the opera
house, Saturday, March Is. The fol
loving is an extract from the Wash
ingEon tKau.l Republic: Professor
PTiHz, the great Russian mind reader
has Just closed a four nights engage
ment IN this city. The professor Is an
artist Ia the profession Of mesmerisu.
hppn0tism aud mind reading. His en-
tertainmants here were eaifying and
moral IN every particular aad exceed.
sngly Interesting Besides the extreme
aad almost scp4rhnnan power which
tee professor exhibited on the stage,
be gave the driving test on Our streets
Saturday. which consisted Of team
being driven bg Professor Enochs.
principal OF the city schools, through
the city atsi pin vas to be hidden ilg
the s'fIE7E IN any place he might
ssiaQosa Eea she team YES returned
- slss ..-le.si The professor l7s.s sssissss
.sats5 tas carriage and eFsspfag the
l-Hss Esssi being perfectly biindfoiasd
- ss3ir5Fe te team ever the SANE
sseelssid Which they had been driven:
Se 5eses stopping At tise sa
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
EESAS LEGISLATIVE M
No Railroad Legislation Tor Kansas
Tnls Session.
APPELLAIE e0IaT LPr0IyIEIl.
The Pee ana Salary niil Amended e
state BnsFarznity OF Text Bcolzs-Ee-
suLuissioa Knocked CGt

IoP1kAs Feb 2Fs-fhe senate today passed S.
local bills and s9Ht. them ia the house. Tiiess-
teInoon Ras devoted largely to reconsideration
Of the Bsliineer fee and salary biii. Tho meas.
urs dii not meet With the approval of the senate
and a substitute bill vas passed. Tho substitute
reduces the salarisso OF county officers even more
than the BalingsF bill and is especially severe
onths fee system.
Yhe senate this morning passed a biz grant
ing to the State Soldiers home 1t Dodge City an
appropriation Of s5GO00 ASST passed the house
it carried an appropriation ofsllSie50.
In the house the committee On judiciary
reported bin for state uniformity OF text books.
II viii be remembered that when the house fail
ed 70 agree on the text book bill the whole mat
ter was referred to the committee On judiciary
with Instructions 10 Tepart g new bill. The COM
mIttee complied with the instructions, but il is
doubtful if the bill viii be reached because Of q
lack of time,
Mr.. Brown Of Pratt county put the Republican
DaF of the house IL a hole when his resolution
calling On the attorney general to redeem his
ante-elestiOn pledge and prosecute DR.. Pitcher
came up this morning The republicans sought
10 choke him oil but he held his ground and
they were forced to get rid of the trouble by adj
Opting d motion to indefinitely postpone
The committee on revision cut a DIG hole in
the house calender, setting back ana thus Kill
ing al bills on the list save %, which were Fe
commended for passage,
Mr.. Gardenshire of Shawnee county presented
a remonstrance signed by 800 people against
the threatened resubmissiOn OF the prohibition
question,
The house this forenoon adopted a concurrent
resolution that Kansas place q statute OF john
Brown II the capital at Washington.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
After Lie Rncket Sion.

Topeka, Feb.-28-The senate last night pass
ed Mr. Browns bill providing that any person
convicted Of conducting bucket shop shall be
fined not less than Sl,O0O and not more than
5000, with Imprisonment in the penitentiary
not less than one nor more than five years, any
person convicted Of being pretended buyer or
seller in bucket shop shall, for each ofFense, be
punished by fine not less than $l0G nor more
than 500, and Imprisonment in the county Jail
not less than 30 nor more than 80 days.
The senate and house conferees have agreed
on an irrigation bill apprOpriating $4,000. The
board is to be composed OF three persons to be
appointed by the governor and in addition the
president of the state agricultural college and
the geOlogist OF the state university.
EThe railroad commissioners submitted to the
house this forenoon report showing that five
counties have declined to ask for aid under the
seed loan bill, as follows; Barber entitled to
S2,l54; Clark SJ38 Hamilton SAB, Lane $751;,
Seward, SS54, total S5,056. Ellsworth county has
used only s. eco of its share leaving ST. l6 to be
added to the 5G56, 1t is proposed to distribute
the unused balance by a supplementary bill.
The house yesterday afternoon defeated the
bill prohibiting the mining of coal at the peni-
tentiary for commercial purposes.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
Ia FARMERs. lNsTlTuIE

Officers Elected for the Ensuing Year--Pro-
gFammee Committee Appointed.
The farmers institute Friday and
Saturday was a good one, although not
as well attended as it should have been
aud deserved.
The addresses and papers made and
read before the institute were all first
class, some Of which will be printed in
The REPUBLIC next week, along With
the official minutes.
These meetings should be encouraged
and attended by every farmer. They
arc school in which even those who
have passed q lifetime on the farm.
can learn something to their advantage.
The assembly elected the following
officers for the coming year: John
Bray, president; ". A. Umbarger, secre-
tary;J J, E. Kimmei, treasurer.
). L. Kimmel, E. P Wright and ], 3.
Jacobs were appointed a committee to
draw up q programme for the next
meeting which is to be held June I5.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
winding 10.

TorEKA, March ff-at 1885 o'clock concur.
rent resolution b. tho senate was Feadin the
hs.sse providing Tor the consideration Of aapro-
-priation bills until tie hoat Of final ediearn-
1n6nt. Without taking ayoto g. this resolution
substitute was presented providing .nat the
hcsir for the consideration OF dpproprlatc1 bills
md conference reports should cease st s &. clock
tomorrow evening". THIS vas as1eHgeQ - ~ ms
hour 81 II o'clock toaighf. aud IS ainelsied the
Substitute vas adopted anc sent back 81 the
senate f0E concurrence
NE question as to the eonsSTuetioa - 5e
placed Oh the feseigtlQ1 nsilts ms tf.sia Nles
-;7sHsss could e1ass Ccnsefse 8 sat an hours
5s4ae 8. senate TIE PRESIDENT held tfiaf al
1re ages sr0-5 tls sufis9 t-lqr - cssslrsi,s %
a4-. dad. But t.fat Iee messages could b
reeaixed and eolsi eeIes plsl n049l' referet -
afectusl attempts esla m9se @ o4 2
si7ae. liz. Rogers states k1ar g Nnafl slle
a, s1ia "a AEEV d il the sgl-qpt izsllH qli. .se-
ils.r-st To- 70 8ags Eet. agl es.l-
III aH55sc -s9n - 1s-stl i.A
-. aist si1E ~ iaefi1g 81 llPtsesz
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
AppropriaLion BlIls Passea.

TOPEKA, March 5-Thc house last night
passed the executive and judicial appropria-
ton and the miscellaneous appropriation bills,
and at o'clock adjourned until today TO await
the action Of the senate.
The ways and means committee introduced
bill fixing the state levy and it was passed. For
current expenses there is levied three and Eve
tenths mills foT each year, and for the interest
fund tWG-tenths mills. This makes the total
levy so and seyen-tsnths mills, the same as last
year.
The miscellaneous appropriation bin was
passed by the house IL an hoiiT and 90 minutes.
something remarkable IN legislature work Or
dinaFily it takes six to eight hours to pass this
BIZ, but il was growing late aud Mr. CubbisoB,
who was in the chair held tho members down 20
the rules and shut Of weary takers. The bid
was loaded with all manner of items, good bad
indifferent, hnt the conference Wit settle these.
The total was sl2,5Sl.96.
Inc house killed the appropriation for the
state board Of health, recommended py tho sen
ate, and tho matter was referred TO the confer.
ence cOmmitte. The senate bill Tor the support
Of tho fisheries department vas amended In The
house by an appropriation of 81 $50 &C. buy fish.
The bill reducing the fees of the state printer
% per cent, which consumed much time IL the
house last week, died in the senate yesterday.
When the friends Of the bill went around to see
about it they found IL buried under about sc
Others and were unable to raise it,.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
Ensrs :. - -.

ToPEEk, March 2The politicians have re-
oeired inside inseglnation fE9n some source
that J. S. Eaefy OF fosgias county Is 70 go on
tie irFisatioa board a 8 fleIneerss. There ass
to bs firse active Enealbess Of the board az j 90
& year. not moro than Two of theHs e. sJe q sle
ss5as r.oIiticsi rsftF. I've Of lis useEabsss WI
IS RsuabIieans, oE sourse lRaFine enc - tne
opposition. A. 3 h9ats2.issf{
county s. beng Iis-St t9 e
PuplItsts- ta
s5zse zosdiezs home Appropriated Ass as
list passed tnl senate. 5i.s .'flslA4k sa7 90
siis l.a- but s7as eps down u Ita
Pie 5oHsa 81 Il . = -nei.- f''f 2 i,s-s
aSsiac ara requesting t M
-zrs.,l-S a. 7I.r,tf $500 z0F Sz17 .sisl -
Ii,.e - the STATE shiTei & Dla 5sfz iessir
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
The HOUSE WINDING UP.
Legislative Appropriation Bill Passed
The Clock stopped.

The CLOCK stopped
TOPEKA, March AT Is minutes before u
last night the house, under suspension Of the
rules, passed the legislative appropriation bill.
At p o'clock, actual time, the house was still
passing bills, but the clock had been stopped
and no protest was made. Bill after Dill was
passed, which, by the resolution shutting of all
business at midnight, viii stand no chance Of
becoming laws unless the two houses concur IN
an extension of time next week.
The house clock stood at $40 but by actual
time 1t was / % when the house adjourned,
Among the important bills which died on the
house calendar was tho Shearer stock yard DILL
the railroad bills and the assessment and taxa
ton bills.
The house last night passed the senate blu for
the protection of the praiTies OF western Kansas
from fires. II provides for the assessment OF
tax Of mills on all property west or the 30 prln-
cipal meridian TO be used in burning hre guards
around each road district. Advocates OF the BID
claim that the measure viii do more for lTTlga-
ton than any other that has been before the
legislature this session, Fire-SWeDt pTarIes, It
is claimed, DO not grow up IN grass LOT thrae
years afteFWaTd. The remedy provided IN the
bill viii keep the grass alive and thus preserve
moisture in the ground.
The state house appropriation bill as il finally
passed both houses provides that tho S5.OV III
rect appropriation shall be used IN nt1ng up
committee rooms and in putting IN an elevator
The expenditure Of the money Is Also placed IN
der the direction Of the executive council in
stead OF the board Of public works. The fund Is
to be derived from the a mill tax ID los9-lhs
Mr. Hanna tried to get his bill providing for
tho election of railroad commissioners Dy the
people restored to the calendar yesterday but
bis motion was voted down. As all original
legislation in either house ceased at midnight
last night this action killed the measure and
reform so much talked Of on the stump thus
dropped out of sight
The house yesterday refused 20 pass the 6ar-
densbirs pass bill. II has passed the senate and
is the same as one which the house had rojected.
I lis provisions simply are that public officers
who ride on free passes must nave them register
ed In the office Of the secretary OF state.
Mr. Miller of Norris county tried to set up tue
senate bin giving the right Of suffrage TO nine
women named therein ~ the house last night,
it had previously been fayorably reported on By
the committee on political rights o. women, but
/ the house greeted it with storm Of negatives
and It was put 60 sleep.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-08
aAlEROAo lTEMS.

George Fuller has gone to F'airbuEy
on visit.
Engineer James Of Roswell, vas here
Wednesday.
William Greenhiil vas down from
Denver Monday.
Fireman Shsrrah Of the Denver run,
was IN the city Monday.
Fireman Piekenpaugh OF Phillips
burg, vas II town Tuesday.
Herb Barber. formerly emf lloysd as
q brakeman hers il the early day, was
here Monday looking for 8 sit lation.
PaymssteF Hods0n Of the Rock
Island, attended the marriage sef Hiss
anna aould aud Connt-de lasta3lane-
Engineer " J. fitzgerald. = 40 foF-
1neT4s bad , run ont Of toodiaud. % ;
Is new on tha ssEthgesietn 81 Eiision
IS Ia togns
ar. k>ouchsys superintendent 8f CON
sEEslctions and Mf. Daub. sapss sn5sR-
.ssilIsq The ssaaeE sefVies on Sns .:es1
island came "a. tneir pri<ese6ar 4aos@
tissg, examining tbs 3isaf9omsly 5rli=