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NOTICE. OF SALE OF FRANCHISE ~
construct and operate an electric sus''

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCH,llalE, 80 ~
construct and operate an e4ect'49
railway. a.. .ho saaftls
Consolidated Street Railway Coihla.1ss m
corpora ton duly organized ana 81 10
der the laws OF the state OF a soas AID
on the 10Th day Of september, ~ ~ Inc
its application with the city cOuhe.s - N.
city OF Seattle Tor a fratlcllse -, raf-
stiuct and operate an e4ectric -. So enoa
way and power circuit a!ohs ail1 ]sif.
the following designated fonse, ..tysd ard
Beginning az point ere h, l"srts mar
twenty N1U feet north Of the noit' scnfs
gin OF Washington street ana - nnrtn
Third street and running llehsSS sSata
and uorthwesterly along sal1 Tsslsr
Third street ~. along anu actoSS
avenue to second street. .avs ia
That sad railway company pta'sant
said application that frduchlse y
ed for period OF ATTY 90 feA!s. ,,..tias
That after fhe ming % tne az ~ T)@-
aforesaid to-Wit: ON the a1th cay ossssss
ceu3er, 1875. the city cpuhsh 100 - fbal
a concurrent resolution determining "a
4 franchise - construct and opf. 20 -
electric street railway along 49, 70
the above designated route snyu-- gts
granted ~ inc person Or toi w - srsa.
W-utd nav the highest sum for Atil a
chtse ana directing me eity eierk =
caus. notice az said application Al'% %.,.fead
luton and notice taat ile 49, ~ re
proposes TO grant sal4 tidlt i.i's rbe VII
pers8u company or corporation -. - .,f;o-
nav ne highest sIn t1cref1g y y a
is<ed FOR ten O0l days ia the city onA'A
Tner~f5re notice r. hereby glIHh, :. re- Re-
scaled bids for such franchise WA TX
celyed - TIE civ clerk up " - 10
- M. Of tAe 95-1 day q Jauo&l s,rset
construct aa1 operate an e4reu0 - 10
railway and power circuit. a4oAs "a nat
on the aBeFe Iesi gaated route, a. aasos
the efty council offers % grant ~ - ion
"a the person. company 9T - ~ sleh
gno ysIi pas the aiEhssi sun. ~ Tee 10
frsnz.ttse. reservins. however. Es - 10
ref-rt any and al bids, a1q - 80 aid
s,rsnf a franchise Facl ~ GER
Fr.rr1isr must be acaompan4r0 ~ - tea
tl1rd check for an amount eq3@' ~ Tor
al, per centum Of The aIuynnta - ~ tie
sfgsf franchise. payable 10 me 80 - BE
rf.v comptroller % 5e i3ft ittsee snal
citv in case the successful ui9Sl.HY vfIthln
ssfi 20 pay the amount u nls ~ %
tSirfy GYI days after the aceet'tf se city
"a. same by the city councIL AZ ~ fssnuary.
r51ln1ii w1E. on the son day Y ~ al
1ss al the hour of : o'ciCch p..aansf zs8
az cause said bids 70 y sHsea.sg-hlss
fFeb determine whether any -s~at 70
go. ~. granted TssTrvIng t'S t'o
reIa~t anv and al bids. -, ~ Sid
witness ms hand sn5 ne 70
clfs tals ata day " January. aRT.
(sea.) l. Clgy Clerk
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NOTICE OF SALE OF FRANCHISE TO
construct and operate an electric street
Notice il hereby given that the Seats.
Consolidated Street Railway Company,
corporation duly organized and cXistingaa.
der the laws Of the state OF Washington,
on the 18th day 81 September. 1856 aei
its application with the city council Of tie
city Of Seattle for a franchise 70 ca-
struct and operate an electric street rg.
way and power circuit along and uya
tia following designated route. tO-wiE:
beginning at the terminus OF the fran
chIses granted 10 Seattle Electrical Railway
e Power Company, at the former north
boundary of the city OF Seattle on the
westerly shore OF Lake Union, to-wit: A,
the east and west center line q SEXTON
10 township % north, range east. W.
Nj. and running thence. northwes'ery
md northerlv along Lake avenue, il
Unnter's Lake Union addition. B +.
Dav's Fldorado addition and Denny {
Hcyts supplemental plat OF an additiog
- The city OF Seattle, 70 an intersectea
ujth the tracks OF the Seattle. Lake
Shcre e Eastern Railway Company. %
and along Ewing avenue.
frhat said railway company rTays IN
said application that a franchise be CANT
81 for a period OF hfty (5W years
THAT after the fling OF the application
q earesaid. torwit: on the S0th day OF De
ceu.her. 1895. the city council duly passed
y concurrent resolution determining that
n franchise 10 Cb9lStiNAA anu OPci dtr al
alertrin street railway along and upQa
the above designated route should %
eranted TO the person or corporation WAC
SSro1tid nav the highest sum for said fran
cbisa and directing the city clerk %
cause notice of said application and reso.
luton and notice that the city council
nroD0ses to grant said franchise to "a
nersou. company or corporation who VII
nav the highest sum therefor 20 be pup.
iis6ed for ten U0) days In the dty orlclA
newspapers 80. -. ~,
sealed bids for such franchise VIII be r.
ceived by the city clerk up 10 oe.osx
~ m. of the goth day of January, lsse 2
construct and operate an electric sustl
railway and poWer circuit, along Rnd ~.
on the above designated route, ana thet
the city council offers 70 grant the ss,ne
to the person, company or coIp0Fsuss
who will pay the highest sum tor sEa
franchise. reserving. however. the ngnI y.
e{ert any and all bids, and 20 refuse y
grant a franchise. EacA hld loF 80 80.
franchise must he accompanies ~ -,
titled check for an amou2t equal e 80
0m per centum of the amount nla Y.
such franchise. payable 10 The order OF -
city comptroller, TO be forfeiled - ~
city In case the successful oiddsr -,
fan 10 pay the amount OF his bld Ni1,
thirty go, days after the accepisa.il 49, .sfy
the same By the city council, ana 'le 80
council viii. on the Goth day OF Jaauaaiii
1896, al the hour OF o'c4ock p M. g 81 81
dav cause said bids 10 be 0pene7l- 81 a..
fhSn determine whether any ffansu',,s y
snail be granted reserVing the Flsas
reject any and all bids =. LA
Witness my hand and the seal OF $50
city this Attn day % January, ~. ar
City Clerk.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.-On
and after the 18th day OF January. 1896.
Will pay on presentation all warrants
drawn on the general fund Up to and in
Guiding No. 29,65l, dated February Is,
1885.
All warrants on the road and bridge
fUnd up 70 and including No. 4.lo0, dated
All warrants on the soldiers relief fund
up to and including treasurer's number
1874; dated September !, 1895.
Warrants drawn on the general fund of
the following districts, viz:
.. 1894.
No. ITO No. inclusive.
No. No. dated November I. 1893.
No. SO No. l9 inclusive.
No. 9-To No. 10 inclusive.
No. 10-To No. inclusive.
No; 1Z-To No. inclusive, dated Febru-
AIRY 10, 1885.
No. l2-To No. q inclusive.
No. l5-Fo No. 81 inclusive.
No. ITO No. 80 inclusive.
No 1S-To No. 352 inclusive.
No 2l-To No. % inclusive.
No. 23-No. 4, dated September IS, 1894.
No 24-To No. 10l inclusive.
No. 25-ro No. Il inclusive.
No 26-To No. 90 inclusive.
No S0-No. %, dated December Is, 1895.
No 33-To No inclusive.
No. 54-To No. 1o7 inclusive.
Ne. $50 No. . inclusive.
No. S9-To No. III Inclusive.
NJ 40-To No. ~ incl ave.
No. 42-To No. 16 Inclusive.
Nc. 43-No. 3. dated November 16 1894
No. 46-To No. 80 inclusive.
No. 47-To No. q inclusive.
No. 4S-To No. So inclusive.
No. 53-No. 4. dated October Is. 1894
No. 6l--To No. 135 inclusive.
No. 64-To No. q inclusive.
Nc. 65-To No. 10 Inclusive.
No. 67-To No. 70 inclusive.
No. $50 No % inclusive.
No. Ito No. 81 inclusive.
No. 73--To No. liz inclusive.
No 75-TO No. S. inclusive.
No. S0-To No. 15 inclusive.
No. Sl-To No. 81 inclusive.
No. $50 No. 50 inclusive.
No. 500 No. S6 inclusive.
No 9l-To Ne. &c inclusive.
No 94-To No. "a inclusive.
No. $50 No. 4S inclusive.
No. $40 No. 40 inclusive.
No ga-To No. 107 inclusive.
No l0l-To No. IS inclusive.
No 102-To No 50 inclusive.
No. 1910 No. 81 inclusive.
No I06-To No 81 inclusive.
Nc f0S-ro No. l6 inclusive.
No. 1lI-To No. 80 inclusive.
No. 1l2-No. II. dated October Is, 1894.
No. 1l3-T0 No. Il inclusive.
No l14-To No. IA inclusive.
No. 11S-To No. 25 inclusive.
No l22-Fo No. inclusive.
Also warrants drawn on the special fund
OF the following named districts, viz:
No. 15-To No. 40 inclusive.
Ne. 21-To No. % inclusive.
No. 6l-To No. l25 inclusive.
No. eS-To No. 13l inclusive.
No. S6-To Ne. 81 inclusive.
The above warrants will cease TO bear
interest after January l., 1895.
Dated at Seattle, Washington, January
18th, 1896 JOHN. w, MAPLE,
Treasurer of King County.
BY p. z. PADDEN. Deputy.
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CITY NOTICE

r rF4nShi ssy ressrying. however. tas ~-.
grant a franchise. Ea,s -s .as = -eses4ts
. .l.l must he aecomnsujs9 - - sasa
s IN cAeek tor an amount ems 60
tlvl per eentum OF the an,oTsrs z IN
s ss.,. tranehise, payable 10 The o-'ss 70 -
e eity n o 15sa 5s' 70 os forfeited = \ e
ian 10 pay the amount OF ne I 81 saaa
.alrty CO. days after the acssn ,S sslta.s
the same by the city council 49, Sac 4
e So. VIII, on the 10Th day :. ysssa s.sy
d dS a. ea9 me e a9sS 81 1,, o'clock p n q =,
then determine whether aav 80, "a s1i
snail oe granted. reserving IA ,rs,sSSsalss
reject any and all bids. f'sai %
witness my hand and the sAai :.
city. this 4th day Of January ISas " Sd
"-' X :. STEWART
City Clsrk K
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NOTICE OF SALE or rB.yc7I,,,. =

NOTICE OF SALE OF FRAN-rrts1, =
construct and operate an ejsStr 5i.S ). -
railway. ~ Stfes
Notice is hereby given that TIE -.
consolidated Street Railway Coynnss' $50 -
SoriSratloN Guly organized and exfsl{rssstA
ger jhe laW vs. u the state OF Wasbsss.-22-1
on the 18th day o. SEPTEMBER lSSs 80
It's Application with the city council =, s. "a
city or Seattle for a franchise - = -
stfuct ana operate an electric streaf -. -
Way ana power circuit along ana go
the following designated route tn-y~sst =
Beginning at the intersection \. NJ
street and South Third street. ia
along South Third street 10 the irt ss,,sos
ton OF Jackson and South Third $500
thence west along jackson street "a =.
intersection OF Jackson and Comrs,essS
streets; thence north along C0naTsssSsssA5
street 10 the intersection Of Co1rTsa.-Seis..s
and Main streets; said route 10 c9e5.sa.
with the existing route Of said Sonpas,
known as "the loop" along Sourb ~
Main and Commercial streets -~
That said railway company prays :.
said application that franchise ba ss.,
ed for a period Of fifty $50 wears @N
That after the fling Of the appI,sa,-
aforesaid. to-wit: on the SOM AN ~ ~ ~
cenber, 1870, the city council duly psssss
a concurrent resolution determining ~,
a franchise to construct and apersts :.
electric street railway along ana unSs
the above designated route shou,i -
EfaNlE1 u AAtt AftiSIA pE CNEpQr&TD1n ~ha
would pay the highest sum for said s~as.
chise and Greeting the city eerk !,
cause notice Of said application and raSS
luton and notice that the city coassa
proposes TO grant said franchise "a ~
person company or corporation wha vei
pay the highest sum therefor 70 Be az.
lished for ten u0 days in the city oeEl
newspaper:
Therefore notice is hereby given. IA,
sealed bids for such franchise VIII b4 :.
ceiVed hV the city clerk uN to 5 10y
p. m. OF the 10Th day or January, ~ :
construct and operate an electric s,4s.
railway and power circuit. along ena -
on the above designated route. ana ~,
the city council offers TO grant the $50
TO the person, company or coFporaftys
who will pay the highest sum for s,I
franchise. reserving, however the right a
reject any and all bids, and 70 ref9sa !,
grant a franchise. Each hii Cor al
franchise must be accompanied By ce-.
titled check for an amount equal 10 IN
QO per centum OF the amount bid -
such franchise, payable 10 the order Of 10
city comptroller, to he forfeited 70 -
citv IN case the successful bidder shag
fan to pay the amount OF his bid wlthis
thirty 900 days after the acceptance 3,
The same by the city council, and the city
council will. on the Goth day Of January
1895. at the hour Of s o'clock D. n. u saii
law. cause said bids to be opened AMI
snail be granted. reserving the right 3
reject any and all bids.
Witness my hand and the seal OF Saa
city. this 4th day Of January. 1896
(SeaD r. F. STEWART.
CITY Clrk
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THERE WILL b. a meeting or the WASH
ington State Sportsmen's Association,
frr the protection OF fish and game, az
Hardy a Halrs January 10, al D. N.
PORTrS BAXTER. Secretary.
MYRTIC JEWEL. SOCIAL CLUB viii give
= social Oh Thursday. January IS. at
pcttls' hall. Front street Invitations az
y J. Raley's. photographed. rs Ioisfh-
hia street
THE MONTHLY DIME SOCIAL OF Aquila
Lodge. NO -. Degree of Honor, VIII oe
heif AZ stevens hail. Monday. January
Cd 1856 Membsrs OF the order cordially
Invited.
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usrth.. Marriages, Deaths.

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notes under these headings. tire same
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ms pager No charge Is made for such
uCr.css
Funeral notices. resolutions or otnsr
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the rate o. 10 cents per line each inssr-
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE

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r,@nfs cnanged for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy By o'clock SATURDAY 70 n
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The following letters await advertisers
az this Office.
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na.sr.tsennsrts under the head OF Lost.
POUND. For sale, For Rent and SITUATIONS
Wanted vii be inserted az the rae ol
cent a worG each insertion. fayHlent -
cslged for less than p cents.
NOTTcF-The business once OF TIC
cse-frfsiifgercer IL open until II y. m:
sunday hours a N. 70 f2.o p. m ana .
10 u N Classified advertisements WIZ
le resolved ID 20 this time.
Advertisements wiu be received AT
brareh 0ffceq ~ the Post-T1feiigencer
TACOMA Bt'EFAT-Nith Pioneer news
Company. III Pacific avenue.
PORT TOW sSE%D-M French * 20.
TEf.LTNGFfAM RAG-NeW WhaIcoIn'
corner Holly and Canoe streets. -. IL
Culver. Manager. -,
OLYMPTA-fi7l1 Main street. Charles
atzon. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
AZ this Office
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FOR SALE-2o acres. 10 acres cleared and
fenced; new $3.50 house; price. $3.50. WILL
lam Bremen. 3)2 Bailey building.
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BIRTHS.


Seattle. January l., 49,, 70
NJ and Mrs.. /. n Nadeau, son
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FOR LEASE.

TO LFASE-A completely equipped lun-
Der and shingle mill on two lines OF rail-
road and convenient TO timber, also log
cling team Of eight horses tgoOd work.
: trsl 10 sell or hire. Apply 70 l. Turner,
3 at First National bank. Seattle.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Trnprov
lot s1xlao feet, on First avenue F'ront
street. south Of Pike, for Chicago prop
erty. Jordan & Haddock, 5 Colonial
block.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR.
Houston VIII Make Il Fight for the Con
vention of 1897.

Houston VIII Make IL Flight for the Con-
vcntion of 1897.
At a meeting OF the executive COM
mittec OF the Houston Local union OF
Christian Endeavor Tuesday night, ious-
toms candidacy for the State Christian
Endeavor convention Of 1897 was discussed.
1t WIN be remembered that Houston was
in the field for the 1896 convention
and came very near getting II, hut owing
TO the very pressing claims OF San An
tonic. that city needing very much the
civilizng influence Of Christian EndeaVor.
Il was decided to hold this years con-
vention which takes place June lib. in
the Alamo city, But Houston wants II
In 1897 and the Christian Endeavorers are
now actively engaged IN getting ready
for H. For the purpose OF doing more
united work. the president OF the union.
II. b. LinRan, has called n business meet
Ing for Friday. February 7. at which time
an invitation committee will be appointed
TO go to work In earnest.
The district convention which takes
place at Alvin in April, also claimed a
share OF the committees time.
Endeavorers all over this district are
looking forward to this meeting as "a
III preparation for the greater San An
tonic 49,
J. II. Banton OF Waco. the treasurer OF
the State Christian Endeavor union VIII
be here on February lG and will lead
Houston '97 rally. Nr. Banton Is one OF
the most active Christian Endeayorers In
the State. and also fine talker. A
feast is in store for all who attend this
rally
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GREAT THOUGHTS.

Economy is half the battle Of life; il
is not so hard TO earn money as to spend
1t wcll.--Spnrgcon.
Every good and commanding move
ment in the annals of the world Is the
triumph Of enthusiasm Emerson.
To endure is the first thing child
ought TO learn and that which he will
have most need to know.Rousseau,
wonder many times that ever child
Of God should have sad heart, consid-
cring what the Lord is preparing for
hm.--S. Rutherford.
Where Christ brings His cross, IIo
brings His presence: and where He Is,
none are desolatc, and there Is no room
or despair.-Mrs. Browning.
True poiteness is perfect ease and free
dom. 1t simply consists in treating
others just as Won love to be treated
yourself.-Chesterfie
1t is not by turning over libraries, hut
by repeatedly perusing and intcntly con
templating few great models that the
mind is best disciplined Macaulay
began to think seriously Of matri-
mony. aud chose my wife, ms she did her
wedding gown. not for II fine. glossy
surface, but such qualities as would
wear wcll.-Ollver Goldsmith.
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teen years she has been badly broken
out all over her body, causing her I'M
told suffering, and frequently rendering
her unable to attend school. Her arms
and limbs would crack open and bleed,
then dry up and scale off by the hand
ful, and at one time an awful sore APP
pearcd on her ear, which became severe
ly intlamed and almost dropped off.
The disease also broke out on her head
and her hair was a continuous mass OF
scales. Her condition was truly pitia-
BILE.
"Of course we have done all we could
to relieve her, and have given her al
most every known treatment She has
taken potash mixtures and various salycs
aud external applications by the whole
sale, and almost every so-called blood
remedy, ali without the slightest
benefit, and year by year we could not
feel the slightest encouragement that
she would ever be we'll. | was advised
several times TO send her to Hot Springs
and also to a celebrated spring in Michi-
gan, and was told that this was the only
chance on earth of her ever being cured,
as the disease was too aggravated to be
checked by medicines.
"a few months ago, someone recon-
mended S. s. S., and as soon as her sys-
tenn had taken on the effects of this
medicine, an improvement was noticed.
She grew better all the while and con
tinucd to improve in every way We
were delighted to see her so much bet
ter and for the first time felt that she
would get we'll. The medicine was con-
tinued a while longer, and now she is
cured sound and we'll, her skin Is clear
and pure, and she has been saved from
what threatened to blight her life for
ever. The cure ia all the more remark
able because she inherited the disease,
which has been in our family for several
generations, and attn happy to find
in S. S. s. cure for a diseas which
all the specialists in the world fail to
cure. / consider S. S. S. most wonder
full remedy, and II certainly has no equal
for deep-seated blood diseases which all
other remedies do not seem to touch"
This experience Is like that of all others
who seek relief from the many so-called
blood purifiers, only to be discouraged.
1t is but folly to expect cure from this
dreadful disease by the use OF salves,
lotions, or any external application.
only blood remedy can eliminate IL.
teed purely vegetable. and for real deep
seated blood diseases, has no equal. It
cures permanently Scrofula, letter,
Rheumatism, and all of the many blood
diseases. II has made some truly re-
markable cures of Cancer, full accounts
of which can be had on application; our
valuable books on blood and skin dis
eases will also be sent free to any ad
dress. Swift Specific Company, Atlanta,
Georgia.
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home debating this letter, my mind
runs over the thousands Of miles ]
have travelled over the various railroads
Of our country; and have nothing but
gratitude and good will towards the
railroad men from president to the
porter Of the train on which ride. !
can name list of hundreds of men
with whom have been personally
thrown, and enjoyed their company in
n social way, such rs McCollum. super
intendent of the Western & Atlantic;
J. w. Thomas. Jr., of the N. & c.. and
by the way, there is no better railroad
man for his age in America than he;
and Pogram. of the Memphis & Charles
ton; and Hammond, of the Delaware
& Hudson. of New York; and John
PEBBLES, of Chattanooga, etc. besides
hundreds of engineers and conductors
on the various roads whom / know
socially and love to be with. bespeak
for these men the kindly consideration
of the public; or at least give them
the benefit of having head and heart,
and give them the benefit Of doing the
best they can for all concerned under
the circumstances.
l am glnd we have railroads and
trains, and l marvel that they run SO
nearly on time and have so few wrecks
and kill SO few people.
SAM p. JONES.
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NOT A SUCCESS.

iherc is some difference between dual
pastors and co-pastors. The first means
TWO pastors TO one church, each having
equal jurisdiction. paid the sumc salary
ana attending TO the same pastoral work
JOINTLY. The second means pastor who
is ms eminent. perhaps more SO, than the
regular pastor, but who is in reality an
a assistant, having for his work simply u
part or all of the preaching, with little
or none of the pastoral labor-but with
practically no jurisdiction. Co-pastorates
are q success, and coming more and more
INTO vogue The first important instance
OF dual pastors has proved fiat fixture,
and the partnership has been dissolved.
The case is that of the Brick church in
New York City, of which DIR. Henry
Van Dyke was pastor which absorbed
the Church of the Covenant, of which nr.
J. ii. Mcllyaine was pastor. Both Were
PresbytcrInns. and the pastors entered
upon their joint duties two years ago.
Both have found the experiment fail
IRE and both have resigned. Or. Van
Dyke is candidate for recollection and
DIR. Mcllvaine is going abroad