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The morning call., 1895-02-09

out to be Objectionable features, strike
them out and let the teachers support the
thing altogether, but let the State be back
of it,
The morning call., 1895-02-09

There are estimated to be 100000
Germans in the United States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

FOR COMPTROLLER.
MARION DEKALB SMITH,
of Kent county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Gen. sprisgs' Speech at Annapolis

Gen Joseph Spnggs, OF Allegany county.
touched little upon the bossisni 1t Mr.
I0wndes in his county Of the returning prns-
peritv everywhere under the new ,arjH ana
the good financial management by the Jleye-
land Administration. aud closed a follows:
These Democrats who are supporting Mr..
f.owndes say that they can give Maryland !
vote to the Democratic Presidential candidate
by 1900 or 2O.0O0 in 1895. How are they
going to do il? DO they expect any Repub-
hcan to vote for our candidate in 1896 Ger
tainly not. Do they expect the German
Democrats whom they denounce nov all over
the state as corruptiOnists, rngsiers and trali-
ors to Democratic principles 10 fall into line
in 1896 and support the Democratic ticket
If they do. they admit that the German Demo
Gratis have more Of the milk Of human kind
ness in their composition and are better Dem,
0crats than they are themselves.
No man. Republican or Democrat, in the
city Of Baltimore or elsewhere, has said or
can say one word against the good name and
high character Of John T. Hurst. Even his
bitterest opponents admit that he is man 81
Independent thought high order Of integrity,
a man above and beyond reproach IN any
sense of the word BY lifetime of honest
conduct in the city Of Baltimore he has built
up such character as this. | do not believe
if he is elected Governor of Maryland that any
man, German or anybody else, can influence
him against the best interests Of the people OF
Maryland
If he can be influenced otherwise by Mr.
German or anyone else, then that high char
acter. built up by lifetime honest indus
ny and conduct, is not worth a snap Of your
finger. If Mr.. Hurst is an honest man, and
all admit that he is. he cannot permit himself
n IL. 80
his people by Mr. German or anybody else,
and. although am as thoroughly anti Cor.
man as any man in the state am giving Mr.,
Hurst all the support in my power, and
think all other good Democrats should do the
same
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN f. MASENHEIMER.
FoR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
NJ. THEODORE YEISER.
Hurst and Reassessment.

''The question 'chich ia This State od"rdss
comes more closely home to oar people aud
vAich engages their attention more than erer
is that Of reassessmem. Upon this subject
al, Ia hearty sympathy ,rifh The deciardtio"
Of AIR platform, aud the reproduction II
that declaration in yo,u letter. I complete
and thorough reassessmeat Is H"'r impsra-
tirslg demanded. aud should be pror'de'f foF
,rifkom fiji by oar nerf Legislator
Publicly declaring NOR Wg deliberate bei'sf
fhaf the passage n a lar for = general aud
thorough assessment n me entire fara6fs
property II an The people q fas Sete shohid
not aag longer be postponed ! irish T. be m
derstood as distinctly aaaoaaciRg thai. sdep''t
/ BE- elected Governor. I shall prompttg sign
e,scA a bin, aud alsa acficelg Interest n'sssif
as far as may BE- proper IL securing ~ pas
saoe bp the Legislature ''-,IoHS F. HrEsr.-
Letter Of acceptance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

The Philadelph Press, with commendable
enterprise, las, Sunday published the views of
many editors of Maryland upon the campaign
in this state and the probable result. Its de
sire was to get as accurate information as
possible, and it obtained and printed the opin-
ions of both Democratic and Republican
editors. This was in the line Of true journal
ism-the right course for 4 great daily that
desires 10 give lis readers an impartial view
OF the trend of political events aud prohahii-
tiles. OF course the opinions differed as to
,he result, but the readers Of the Press could
readily allow for party bias and draw tolerahly
correct conclusions. 1t can be said, too, that
with few exceptions the opinions We're con
servative. and were not Intentionally eolored
for party effect. There was a candor that
was ereditabe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Business Locals.

nsgPuhic Sale today, Saturday. Of the
Real and Personal Property Of the late Francis
Shriyer. Personal Property at $50 A. m
and Real at 100 p. N.
EgPublic Sale today. Saturday. of the
Real and Personal Property of the late Francis
Shriyer. Personal Property at $50 a. m.
and Real nj l.3O p. m.
Last night said travelling mau. #
should have missed my train and lost an en-
tire day but for little information noticed in
the Rand McNally Guide. viii never be
without If again.
10 DAYS At NIAGARA FALES-SlO.
An early fall "trip to Niagara Falls, Watkins
Glen Mauch Chunk. Glen Ouako. Rochester
and Geneva. has been arranged via the ROYAL
Blue Line and the famous I.ehigh Valley
route
EXCURSION RATES TO ATLANTA
On account of the Atlanta Exposition. the
i. Il O. K. r. Co. win sell excursion tickets
nj greatly reduced rates. Season tickets will
be- sold every day until December 18th. good
returning until january eth. 1896. Twenty
day tickets will he sold every day until pccem-
her 10Th. good returning for twenty days from
date of sale Ten day tickets viii Toe sold
Tuesday aud Thursday each week until De
cemher 24th. good returning for ten DAYS from
date of sale. The rates from Baltimore will
be SIS. 80 for season. S3l - for twemtv-day.
and $1,000 for ian-day tickets.
Correspouduglv low rates from other points
ON the line Chas. q. Sculi. Gent Pass
Agent. b. * .. Il. r.
Bennett 4 CO. have on hand nj ihi, time
the largest stock of LUMBER. the finest and
cheapest ever seen III Westminster for ten
years.
w II .... r.I L,. ...,... .,,,, m e.. IA
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Dress Goods.

liaunous "a y,larina and design has
been she fr.s a.la ia Iur making 81 the
fan rabnes fl 1895 Beauty In strap
aad weave combination ur ssle finish
AND delicate blending has hseu ~auehg
after and perfect paintings 50 the laom-
have resulted tlr stock represents the
pick u the domestic market while i'm
ported g,ssls in laa-' tasteful array are
here III ieziua Fancy mixture plald>
ralgh and -maa,h 1sti- eilk and vuul
mixture form but faint idea If the sgue
magnitude II artr VARIETY SOME ewes viii
be- opened Wide when thcy .ee exactly
what we n. doing ana Vhar these specials
will ave those who raii TT them
IN Wool Ser4e~ 81 inches wide, in
al the leading shades will be ent down
Il poe
Al Wool Wide WaIe - inches wide
che uetual price j. 50c We viii sell f right
Al the beginning at l2lc
A}I Wod Fancy nre~- G"od,, real value
soc q, 39g
Wool Black Brocade- and high lu-tre
Figured Nahair. sold elsewhere at toe
our opening price 5oc
al Wool Boucle Dress Good, the
most desirable a,-,ds for this season. Al &C
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

Democratic primaries will be held iu Balii,
more next Wednesday from , 20 ) 2. 80.
Nine delegates viii be selected irom each
ward. aud these will constitute the city ans.
legislative district conventions. All pcma-
Gratis should participate in the primaries
Those who DO not. and want 10 deserve 'hs
name Of Democrat. should not complain q
the outcome is not exactly "a their mind.
Tros Democratic sentiment can be ascer'a'ued
If all Democrats do their dutv-vg'r their
sentiments II the primaries.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
The Glenelg Meeting

The second great Democratic meeting Of
the campaign was held at Glenelg, in Howard
county. last Saturday, when several thousand
persons. including many ladies, assembled to
hear the candidates on the state ticket and
Senator German. /, was an old-iashion ont
pouring Of the Democracy, with barbecue.
brass bands. oratory and enthusiasm. Senator
German was the chief speaker. and he was
cheered 10 the echo. Those present from
Westminster speak Of the meeting a one q
the largest they ever attended, and say the
interest aud enthusiasm va, hearty and uu.
bnuudad
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
THE DEMOCRATIC RECORD.
What the Democratic Party Has
Done.


In his Annapolis speech. Charles c. Croth-
ers, the Democratic nominee for Attorney
General, said:
Under laws passed by Democratic Legisla-
lures near two and one half millions of dollars
are expended annually for the support Of your
public schools. aud in addition thereto it has
wisely supported arrangements with many
academies and colleges by which an oppor-
tunity is afforded to the ambitious but poor
youths Of the state to acquire a higher and
more thorough education at the public eN-
penSe eXacting nothing more as a condition
than the obligation of the student 10 make the
reasonable return of teaching in the public
schools for u limited number Of years for
which he is paid the usual compensation.
If the finances of the state viii permit
further drafts upon it for the purpose the next
Legislature will abolish the book fee in all the
counties, making the privilege absolutely
free
The efficiency Of our public schools for the
great work Of educating the children Of the
state and the wise arrangement for the higher
education Of several hundred deserving youths
in our academies and colleges fully atteStS the
devotion of the Democratic party 10 this most
important arm of the public service.
More than fifteen hundred SchoolhouSes
have been built within the last twenty years
until it may be truthfully said that they adorn
the hilltops and grace the valleys of the entire
state. Let the flag Of our common country
float from each and everything else be done
to attract and hold the public interest in tins
great means of preparation for the future vel
fare of our country.
The Democratic party has extended the
,.-g,+a.,;l,, i, tn, laws tn those unable. through
~; 500, j., ,,,,la immediate uaymant nr
-; =, ,.,,,,t NJ az, efficient avep,n
-, -, ,,s,r..s ,;op, attachment.
Il b.s',,s,l. Tho v,,sss Of The warkingmana
- -, K; I'M ,,,sss ~ insolvency or
ass;,,nr,zpts far fhp benefit Of creditors.
n bas nsssed efficient laws for the protec-
tior ~ he health Of the working people IN
sbop and mine.
n Eas ,assa,l laws probihitipa the smpIav-
!. ,b;Idr.p ,pder the are oi Is wears iu
~. ,,.r,,r ,rtrr;,r establishment for more
H., 80 - +, an, one d,y
4. ~ ,,.s..,,l layrs ,r,b;Hitiug the efuplnv.
- iL;I.rsr MIDI The age al IL wears.
IA Ia, H., .ot laast. Il ha. given To-
-, -, .l.l.f,r Law which enables
-, -. ,l..;r elective franchise. fra,.
- H.. ,.,.r ~ r,r.4rate or individual
.,.,,i,-s .,,.j Inns 4,,,,.yy,r,.J and pra,st1sd
- Ia; III, ,,r,,af., himself fr,.l,,
~ 100 ~: -, 49, ,,,., ~. 4-
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-. .,.., 4, Ills. stat. s. well
~. lss ,..t ,yrrfs.k..H
+. = =. -, .r ,..ff.,al .fragsth
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l"Nt.' ..T. .i.... else, :, ,.,.s..E
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avs l..''lts.'.''5,- Z. \, rso as,
= '''..e-
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

Al Pimlica Driving PARK aa Thursday night
a colored mau known as Tiger seriously
stabbed two white bul~amru. OWr aas
stabbed it, the len side and The other Nas EN-
across yhe stomach.
Aiier the races William H,aalor and his
trainer len the Driving Park 60 go over % 8
roadhausa ga the Pimhco road. for Supper.
They started up the lame through Pimhco,
known as the members entrance. and Rheu
onlv short distance from the gate were ae-
cUs,ed hv Tiger 4 few woods passed ite-
tween Roster and Tiger ahcu the latter
drew a long, keen kuiie and slashed away at
Roster. stomach The blade ems through
the man clothing aud made "a wound in The
abdomen nine inches long. kU,ier staggered
hack with the blood Streaming from his
wound. Reamer jumped 10 TO save his man
from being stabbed 10 death, when the negro
raised the knife SECOND time and Auugca ii
into the hor,emau' S leit side
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

The Republican, have probably gwen nG'
the idea 81 carving Carroll, They have an.
nouuced state meeting 10 every county eS.
cept Carroll, and in some coant'es i~o meet
iues are announced, Boss Wellington has
probably been sold tina; Carroll vii go Demo
cratic. as usual, and Il wauld b. useless 90
expend time sud money IN holding county
mt.efina herr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

1.-The rights Of the colored men, t the Re
pubFcans carry the State. win he properly
protected. and ifthes are able to pass proper
examination. they viii have the same oRpes-
tuaitg forappoiatmeat as the ehiies hare. In
other words. in ST public matters they 'rst
aaf H. regarded as negroes, but as citizens OF
the commonwealth. and stand on the s'tEae
tooting-ao better nor NJ 'corse thaa then
rhite brethrea. Lloyd Lowndes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
About Mr.. Lowndes.

At the Republican State Convention n
Cambridge the opponents of Mr. LLOYD I.own-
des distributed circulars setting forth reasons
why he should not be nominated for Cover
nor, as follows
He is against RaaSSassmeut,
He Is backed hv tho b. 4 o. r. r.
II was through him that the militia was
called out 10 scare the Frostburg miners into
admission: he believing that bullets are more
foieible than argument.
He does not know n man in moderate
circumstances when he ices him. He is a
bank : and Il plutocrat with Psutucratio 4ays.
He sll;fe all his coai 10 Philadelphia in
stead Of Baltimore in his own State
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

The Democrats Of Maryla and Baltimore
should remember thar they have bshi Tins
iall tina, admits Of no split in the party. fheF
must stand together ia Solid phalaaN to meet
q common enemy that is inspired by hnl-- and
encouraged by deserters and salker, 60 MAKE
a stronger contest than ever before
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

4 correspondents Of the Baltimore Rrrlf
saws thar the Republican par'y has ceased g.
steal elections, staff ballot boxes and hanging
each other over the head and by the CONTACT
with the San j. composed Of psalm singer
reiarmers and 8 mild grade Of angels This
latter class Is Perhap, composed entirely Fl
the q .Osu Negro voters
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Chance for Obscure Democrats.


The Baltimore sun has about run ont oi
names Of ,oreheads IN that city vino will NOT
support the Democratic ticket. and will now
turn its attention to the oGilyiug districts IT,
reader, viii soon be treated With the startling
information that john Henry Jones john.
sing. of Coon Hollow swamp, will not vote
the Democratic ticket this fall aud uum.
berless such items Of news.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
From the Port rob.eeo nine.

There is not Republican Of any prominence
in Maryland today who does not stand for the
vicious Force bill and for every other principle
of eoercia legislation in the Senate. which
has characterized the high handed policies Of
that extra constitutional party. Imagine,
therefore. the insult contained in the PROPOSE
ton to conservative and Il Democrat TO
vote the ticket of that party out of spite
against Democratic leaders.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
A CHRONIC Kicker.

Mr.. David S Briscoe, lawyer, who has
ALWAYS been Democrat, viii vote for
Lowndes Baltimore San, September g.
Mr.. Brseoe has probably not voted la Demo
cratic ticket, except Presidential one, for
years, and is the same David S. Briscoe who
six years ago was candidate for the
House of Delegates against the regular Demo
cratic ticket in the Second Legislature Dis
trict of Baltimore. Roger W. Gull another
alleged Democrat and Lowndes supporter,
was a candidate on the same ticket. They
are chronic kickers like two-thirds of
those the SIN has been parading IN us
columns as always been Democrats who
will vote for Lowndes. Not one-third as
many Democrats will vote for LowndeS a
there are Democrats who have dropped the
SIM for its disreputable course. 1t will keep
ON living until the end. however, and Try to
deceive the people of the state into electing
the Republican ticket, in order that there shall
not be a re-assessment of property.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
FrnIn me virginia Free Pros.

Obscure Democrats in Maryland have q
good chance now to be made conspicuous.
An they have to do is to announce that they
will not support the Democratic ticket, and il
is proclaimed by newspapers that have q per
sonal grudge against Senator German. They
tell it an the same whether these hitherto oh
scure men control more than their own votes
or not 4 lot of third-rate lawyers have
caught on for the free advertising thai is IN
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
DApIFIcAproN NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court OF Carroll County.
AuGusr TERN, 1895.
Estate Of VIM. Marshall Mehring, deceased.
On application it is ordered this oath day Of
September, 1885. that the sale of the residue
of The Real Estate Of Vim. Marshall Mehring,
late Of Carroll county, deceased, made by
Jacob Sharetts. Executor Of the last Will
and Testament of SAID deceased, and this
dav reported to this Court by the said Exc
cuior, be ratified and confirmed, nnless
cause be shown to the contrary on or be-
fore the 4th Monday, 2Sth day, of October,
next; provided a copy of this Order be
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the Sd Monday, 2lst day, of
October next.
The report states the amount of sale 10 be
lS5752. Is, for residue Of real estate sold after
Youngest child became Is years of age, VIZ:
la6 acres of Home Farm. and aai acres of
Mountain land.
DAVID ii. H0FFACkER, J
LEWIS CASH, Judges.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER,
True copv,-rest;
Gro. NJ. PAEKE
sep2S 81 REGISTER of Wills.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

Through its correspondents the Sra D.
gradually showing it. true co}or,. u not only
wants the Republican candidate iof Governor
elected. but il wauts a Republican Legislature
elected. 30 a. to have Republican United
States Senator chosen. Il saais Bepuhll-
can Legislature elected. also. 50 that no falr
assessment law can be passed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
Remnants.

Are al new aud 81 per cent. cheaper
than TIA, same gaol, can be bought off the
piece
500 yards good quality Plain Black
Sattccn regular price he; our opening
price, S5v.
1000 yards Of Cretones for drapery and
uphol,terine worth Zoe opening price. DC.
Canton FLANNEL l2l!c quality opening
price >5e
Yard wide Muslin. Sc quality. opening
price, Be
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

The Republicans Of Frederick nominated
their local ticket last Saturday. The disap
pointments were numerous, and the dissatis-
faction is said to he more than usual. This
Is the way a correspondent Of Baltimore,
Republican paper put it, and he probably did
not state the matter as strongly as it ought to
have been, as it is the policy Of the paper to
suppress everything that does not indicate
Republican harmony and probable success
everywhere.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

For variety of weather the United >ia'e--
or the aorshern half. beats she ~orld. 10
the Rocky Mouuiain States two iert ot snow
FEN on sunday and two boy. were insi in q
blizzard The same dag the mercury VS.
lOoa in the shade IN the New England S,sic--
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
sep2Sat
NOTICE,

Having sold my Furniture Establishment
to Mr. Abraham Price, on account of i'll
health viii retire from the business Oeto-
Der 18th aud Mr.. Price will succeed me at
that time, and continue the same in all its
branches, take this means of returning my
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
have enjoyed and heartily recommend Mr..
Price TO their continued favor, being assured
that they will receive at his hands prompt nj
t.-ation and honest and fair dealing.
sep9S 81 JAS. W. LOCkARD. !
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
...,Ilrga a, oF51res u rrslIsl, =.

rgrnFEark. sept. - = ChaHes wilson. taa
urzra Nho entered fhe y,-ssa VI p r. bessie
Jeans. af Ca,ssrtlH th5s guaniE, sa shr uagTn
ing u August n aad lnaj. ga attemp. sa
iriuniollsly as.aait hsr. aas discovered al
late hoar hast ag1hi hg Jail Narien aaaa
GrnH aHd Ilepglr sheriff Jame- trufa h.l.ag
n thc hou~e Of 5oha Gusns- nsiarc,l, FL Cat
allev, tbis rlt7 where b. had .re-u fey artsrat
weeks pass.
Crun remained aesr las la.r ptl sl.ani and
seat GraH fa sH.mmuH ssEssaaess a#' iu fae
meantime ihe negro tamr Haf aga bobby
d,iel the 5afta.g. iriug SIX shot. - hiW .rzm
a 4s.galihrt f-ynlycY. Cram 6ri~l iffe 'sWrs
al the u.sra. thy taa standing al me f1He
wifh.a ~ feet uf each other IWH aa8let-
frum wilson pisfH. Iae,.s.i through tFau s
tsaa, and harued the skim au his riga' ,idr
Cram believe, Dis hith .hu, ,srack WILSON. 81
the uegr9 fell. but quieN.s rvsa5ue8 BIS 'ssf
aud fed TODAY Sord wa, received h~re that
be- had beru seen 1t Erealerlck JuuatHu. aua
/. posse If I-a tnea are an hl- tEa tonight.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

What the Republicans ~iA Do i they are
successful. !, demonstrated ia their steal d
the Baltimore Exposition eulnr- for their
badges. when not one Of it, gauiidates has
subscribed 10 share Of is stock.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

"Let ms curry Maryland THIS gear. aud ~
promise goa that NJ triH hare her II ihe Ne
p,.blieaa column IN The Presidential contest
aud keep ker there tar an aaae r. ns'ae. r
I.loyd F.owndes
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
NO. 1888 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Lewis H. Selby, Plaintiff, rs. Rachel f. Selhy
ct al, Defendants.
Ordered this 25th day Of September, A. d..
1895, that the account of the Auditor 6led IN
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed nm
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the l4th day of October, next; pro
yided copy of this order be inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper Published in Carroll county.
BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk.
True copy,-fest:
sept 2S 2t Benz. F. Grouse, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28

Hon. John f. Hurst, the next Governor %
MARYLAND. will j. At Pleasure Park. neaF
Westminster, next Saturday. October >. @
witness the bicycle. trotting and running Raves
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-09-28
NEGRO OUTRAGES.
A Farmer in Caroline County Way
laid and Stabbed Nearly
to the Heart
wHITEMAN SHOT IN BALTIMORE

D,,,-,,. m g. - pol,o,t smith and
IT. ~ tpN, w., pI-.aa No., have been
"aeo" Nh, ~" .,,',,,i,:., NH ntept
afFtsIe" EI'aISgG WI" ',sI',,''s ~ Mr.
70 Alll Mr. IMAM Amure"S; sou and srr.
,,.He "'' ~ NJ Andrews was
ouS.S "o,,,". .h I'm, rna3 iead;no from
eli..s " IN: M - Al .hgn near the
i'!'se.S 20 iitl'so', u Nv w. ,be heroes,
'a't'r 'oMH nt VIZ III III, III. life
WI" -, ,.,',so,,i,r man
oIiig N"uIeT> j i - ~: sa;,nts and
anu AHotN''t "o"', I''' III a,,.LIad
aeall 'ht Tlt. S"Yu ,,.'" ,.;,h,, some
nun y, NM lS sSeai,t, ~, Mich leave
serious StaeS rom PoGNtl N"'>t>' M, 'l ,.
MN m Gritjcai e9"n','oh ''' ~ tbs
mace III ,ae leit SUI MN" "u' H., ~.