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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

$40 SHERMANPARKL LOTS. $40
People of moderate means have fine
chance to secure homes or makeinyeStinc ntS
easily and cheapiy. y few choice lots
LEFT. 30xl0o feet; going rapidly; healthy;
shady: settled ne Ghborhond; near sta
ton. Lots as god or better than sold
elsewhere for SO or $3.50. Special train
daily, II so: returns to city els: Sun
day trains, and 2. Concerning tickets and
The morning times., 1896-07-05
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHANGE-T horse;
saTe Tor lidies' use: years DID, ror Gooa
top buggy. HORSE. this office jy4-3t
w A NTED-To exchange for cottage
at Colonial Beach, a six-roOm brick
house, With water, gas. cellar and large
Al.i in Alex, Va. 2141 Pa. ave. NV.
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WANTED.
SUDURBAN HOMES.

we have applicants for country homes TO
,cnt ror the season or iease by the year. Adj
dnrss Immediately Times Real Estate
Rnreau 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
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FARMS.
O,rners' aetna, price quei


We have listed many desirable places
near the city; large aud small tracts; i'm.
proved and uuinlpr0ved. THE TIMES
REAL ESTATE BUREAU
The morning times., 1896-07-05

Observation-Disclosures
WANTED -Edibles. fruit, ETC., in ex
change Tor music lessons: harnhtny in
cluded. Address T. E. L., this office.
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FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES.
n,,nfcl

Cirnefs actlidI lftre 4V0trU
Established bakery, Tth st. NV, near
o street market doing good cash busi-
ness; well equipped; party leaving the city;
price, $500. Further information, THE
TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
Flour and feed store, vicinity New Liberty
Market, horse, wagon, haruess and fix
lures; good paying business; party leaving
the city; price, $500: easy terms; estab-
listed 1878 Apply TINES REAL ES
TATE BUREAU.
Established flour and feed store, Co.
lumbia Heights; rent. SIS mouth; price.
$400; good paying business: books open
FOR inspection.
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wANTED-LOTS

WANTED Private party wants a
building lot IS It. front, bet ween 18th
and Goth, Uorth Of N st. not over 50 foot
Address TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
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wANTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-B married couple, no chil
49, dren, 8 unfur. rooms for light housekeep-
ing or would take halI OF house with an
other party. Address PERMAN ENT T, this
office Jy4-3t
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.H'FoH RENT4SroREs..

Nors r<s.;fN r. oh, --istiL or llne, slQrq an4
one window; fine place for q bicycle
place. Call at 1885 18th st. Jy4-os
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wANTED-BoARDERS.

wANTED-BOARD
w wANTED-Five adult boarders at
"Willow Spring Farm, LIZ mics
fro mCeDtrevillc, Fairfax county Na-'uahy
mail: first -cl.Iss table; beautifu location.
MRS j. c. HARRISON, CeDtreyiile, Va
Item
RO A RIDERS wanted, married couple
or two gents; second story front room
and board; SS per week for two. l.o' .tt
st. NV. Item
w A ANTED-Snmmer hoarders. 1t Saga
more Hall, Round Hill, Va; guoi
table and fine water: plenty OF shade;
conveyance furnished. Address MRS
WILLIAM PAXTON. Sa gamore Hall
Round Hill. LOudoun Co.. a. iy4-6t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE-Buy Southern Cahfor-
MA owe orchard aud secure peTpct-
ual income; booklet mailed free. Write
Writings Olive Colony. Byrne Bldg, Les
Angeles, Cal. myI0-Su.6mo
To ANY responsible party who
can furnish $4,000 cash and MS
time for few days. 1 will give an equal
interest In a certain operation winch VIII
yield $4,000 or $12,UOo profits without
any risk. The idea is 10 take advantage
of opportunity presented by circumstances
now at hand: Consequently. prompt action
is necessary. To person capable or hand
ling money, and discreet enough 10 retain
business secrets, u rare chance is offered;
an explanatory interview will be c0nvInc-
ing Principals only address CASH, x B..
this office. Item
For SAEE-A No. grocery and pro-
VISION store, cheap for CASH. Oh u corner
Address CHEAP, this office. Jy4-3t
FOR SALE-GOod bread and cake
BAKERY, morse, wagon and good
route. w. NJ. this Office. Jy3-3t
SACRIFICING u good meat and
provision store To iIiiiieuiate purchaser.
no reasonable offer refused Address
SACRIFICING this office. Jy3-3t
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sUMMERT 4 MSeEsRTaDdP am EsIMs oSeIass Tsnssa
daily mali; old virginia table; city ref
ercnces. Apply MRS. ]. J. MASON.
Comoru, King George county, Va. te29-1t
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LOST,
LOST -,July 4, black rocketbook contain
ing sum or money and address OF
Wheariey Bros, inside. Return to 2f2i
h st NV and get liberal reward. 1t
.LOST-On Saturday July 4 young brown
ana white setter bitch; reward II re-
turned to S23 ST. sw. jy6-3t
LOST-Liberal reward; black and tan
thoroughbred dog; beaded collar, with
bells; lost oil 1th ana l; Dame Tiny Re
turn to S07 / st. NV. 1t
LOST-S3 reward: gold-plaited chain
lock bracelet. near corner Ind. ave. and
I'd 81. Cali ia C st. NV. Jy0-3t
LOST-A Small yellow dog, clipped to
pr the shoulders: WITH m tag 6Sto. Lii
eral reward II returned to FRASER'S, 202
Sth 81. NV. ly4-3t,em
LOST-Thursday evening, from Metro
politan street car, bet. 36th ST. and X. |.
ave-, small brown bag containing arti-
CleS of value TO the owner only. Reward to
anyone leaving 1t at The Times orfice.
Item
LOST-On Wednesday night. lady's gold
double case, stem winding watch, No.
S1379. with fob chain, on n. Y ave- be-
tween 1stand n. j ave. NV. ;iiberalrewaru
il returned to 446 X st. NV. Jy3-3t.em
LOST-Green parrot, in vicinity OF I'd
and F SITS. NV, about $3.50 p m,
Thursday. Return to SIG 2d ST. NV =. for
reward. jy3-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

10 ARD 10 miles from city on Coesviile
Pike; cool rooms and first class board.
Address or cali Mrs. a. f. MILLER, Burnt
Mills, Md. jy3-3t,em
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
w ANTED To borrow $500 for L
year on ample security; liberal interest
and COMMISSION. Address W. II. l., this
office. Jy3-3t
FOR the loan OF 500 I will pay So
every month as bonus for use thereof
in 4 lucrative business. Address MONEY.
this office. JyS-3t
WE want 900 borrowers, who desire
from $50 TO $4,000 each ON stocks,
londs. trusts, loan ASSOCIATION certificates
warehouse receipts and life or tontine pcli-
cies in old-line companies, no delay; no chat
Ia. morris. taken. fEkhES " BAKER
40 TO 46 Metzerott Bldg. lilo st. NV.
r1ONEY to iodu: lowest rates or inter
cst: no lay If security is satisfactory
.yESCoTT. WILCOX X ulESTON, 1867
ia ave. NV. my16-3mo
MONEY TO LOAN Large sums
at and l 9 per cent on ID q real
e.,ate: S25O. $500. $3.50. ETC.. at s psr
cent: an transactions conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers. MN
ii SAUNDERS 4 CO. 407 r st. NV. mrs
MONEY 10 loan at 8 and per ccnt on
District of Columbia realty. NO deiay Z
security is satisfactory
WALTER II. ACKER 5o4 14th nv
5y3lu
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

w A men and boys to SET
useIuf article during the e. E. CON
yention; good money can be made. Gail
Monday, TO q D. m, 62I Pa. ave. up
stars, room z. 1t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06

ing prices leave them nothing for living
expenses Then the merchants find tha:
their customers disappear and they can
not collect ,he bills for goods alread5
sold. (Applause.)
After concluding his Haymarke9
speech, MIR. Bryan was taken to the
Athletic Park, where he made a ten
minute address, giving his explanation
Of the ffJy-cent dollar and at the end he
appealed TO his auditors to study the
money question, and to vote as they saw
fit.
At the Populist meeting which Mr.
Bryan addressed after his speeches at
the Haymarket and Athletic Park, he
expressed mis- appreciation of the honor
done him by the Populist party and
also his qualification that the Demo-
Gratis and Populists had been able to
unite upon an electoral ticket in so
many of the States.
Mr.. Bryan left Nashville at midnight
on the Louisville & Nashville for Louis
vile. In the morning he speaks al
Jeffersonvile, Ind, and during the day at
other points, ending in the evening at
indianapolis, where ne will address the
citizens of that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06

family. The Of your maJesJys
rei-D and -e welfare o. Russia. To-
morrow. in Paris, your majesty will feel
lue heart of the French people beating
and the welcome given 10 the emperor
and empress of Russia will prove them
the sincerity Of our friendship.
"Iu .sliug your majesty welcome
To- The soil Of the republic. l raise my
glass in honor of the emperor and en-
press of Russia.
AS the company drank the Presidents
s1as-. the naval band played tA9 hus-
sian anthem.
The Car i'm responding to the toast
said:
eel am touched with the sympathetic
and cardial welcome given to us al Cher
bourg. have much admired the squad
rem which escort q MS and also The 2C-
uirars vessel the HOche On touching
,ta scl of q nation which is Russia's
friend. I share The feelings which YOU
have just expressed, Monsieur lie Pr S.
i-ar-. r.ase my glass in honor Of the
French nation, the French feet and her
sailors. 3 thank tle President of the
republic fer The wishes and The wei
come he has just expressed.
The Gar -l5n c,inked glasses with
Pr5s.j n- FGure as VI. Faura had done
with The Car the end Of his own
toast. The naval band present played
The Nsrseiliaisa and the Russian anthem.
At the ccucU on Of ,ae banquet the
Car and Pr si6enr Faure engaged in Il
cordial conversation lasting for twenty
d Z iei
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
HARRISON AT RICHMOND.
Greeted by About One-Third as Many Peo-
nIcn. TnrneI ONT to Mcnr Mr. Erynn.

Greeted By About One-Third as Many Peo-
plc as Turned Out to Hear Mr.. Bryan.
RICHMOND. Va, October 5.-Ex-Pres-
Moat Benjamin Harrison spoke here to
about 5000 people tonight The meeting
was held iu the auditorium building at
the exposition grounds where Mr.. Bryan
addressed from fifteen To eighteen thous-
and reopl, % few weeks ago. Not quite
half the seats were taken. The audience
was about equally divided between the two
RACES. ON the stage We're many of the
leading Republicans and gold Democrats
and also Spriukiiug of silver Democrats.
General Harrison's wife was present She
WAS accompanied 10y several Richmond
ladies'. The eN-Prcsident was loudly APP
uaudcd when he made his appearance on
the stage.
During the speech there were cheers
for Bryan showing that a good section
ol the audience was not i'm sympathy
With the speaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
WHAT REPUBLICANS CLAIM

HARTFORD Conn. October Town
elections were held am over the state to-
dav excepting at Hartford New Haven
bridgeport. Ansonia. Dcrby and Nauga-
tpct and the results show q decided gain
in Republican strength. and it is believed
10 be am index 90 the greater political bat
tie which viii De waged az the polls four
weeks from tomorrow. At the haaIquHr-
ters of the Republican State central COM
mlttee It was stated that Mckinley ana
Hobart will get upwards Of 2ooo MAJOR
fly at the state election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
WEST VIRGINIA.,
Already Shows the Good Effects of
3Lr. Bryan's TOm---Nothing the
Republicans May Do, Can Take the
State Away from the Democrats,
Special to the Register.

Special to- the Register
Washington, ID. c.. October 5.-EX-
Congressman Anderson, Of West Viz
g.n.a. was here again to-day calling al
DemCcralc ea5quar-ers and on Intcc-
nal Revenue Commissioner Miller. Nj
Anderson was enthusiastic in his de-
scripr0n Of Candidate Bryan's tour
through the State, and declared that the
eject of &c had been to arouse the Old
time party spirit of The Democracy 70
the highest pitch. If there had preyi-
ousiy been any danger chat the Repuo-
Icans Nigh, carry the State. Mr. Alder
son said. the speeches made by Mr..
Bryan had removed IL. He did not
think anything the Republicans might
DO from This on could possibly change
the result
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
A FAILURE AND A SUIT.

Spccial 10 Tho Rcglst0r-
Marietta. Ohio. October 5.-Capt R. s.
Mason. of Relief one OF the bes, known
farmers IN the Nuskingum Valley. has
fled n deed of assignment Of bis entire
nroDer-v for the benefr Of his creditors.
The liabilities are ab0u. $500 w. A..
Alison is named as assignee.
n ] Eb'nger administrator Of ne
estate of John Meisfcr to-day n.eo SUIT
against the Cleveland and Marietta rail-
road for $4,000 damages for The killing
of Neister over O. year ago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va. October 5.-"Erd
Easley was sentenced to eight years in
the penitentiary to-day by Judge Jackson.
Before sentence was passed Easley made
a long talk and stated he was innocent.
Judge jackson stated that he had receiv-
ed an anonymous letter from Waverly,
the author stating he had committed the
deed, but he did not look upon it favor
ably.
Harry Hill. who was convicted at this
term Of criminal court of stabbing to
death Albert Dawson in Biddle & Depue's
saloon. was Sentenced to six years in the
penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
Tho Weather.

Mr. c. schnepf the Opera F'oss
druggist. made the following Obs fYA-
lions Of the weather yesterd1y:t' p. ~! H.,
A.: 9 a. m. "a; u M, 66: 3 ,. H. 'yi
7 D. m. Ga Wesber fair.
Washington. D. c., Oc.oher 5.-Fo'
West Virginia: Fair Eight variable
winds. For Western Pennsy ly1nla an
ohio: Generally fair; possibly light local
showers along the lakes, AGaI VaFlaols
winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
Mr.. BRYAN N TENNESSEE.
A Continual Ovation From Memphis to
Nashville.

he Memphis Audience was the
Largest and Most Enthusiastic
Political Gathering Ever Seen in
That City, and the One at Nash
vile was Larger Home Sweet
Home, the Democratic Battle Cry
in This Campaign, Opened the
PrOceedings-Gr Great Speeches by
the Nominee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
NATIONAL. CIRCUIT RACING.

WASHINGTON. d. c., October The
meet of the While Flyer Club closed the
national circuit races. No records We're
broken Eddie Bald won the champion
shin Tor 1896. During the season Bald won
s.Nty-sevcu points while Tom Cooper
scored siNty-fve. Both men rode to-day
in three races. Bald won two, Cooper one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
- 80 IN nErROIr-

Deroi,. Mich. October 5.-The five
Story building ct the corner Of Larned
and Shelby streets. formerly occupied by
the Free Press. co0k fire this afternoon.
The loss is estimated ct 100000, with in
surance about half.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
A REPUBLICAN ORATOR
Shoots and Fatally Wounds Woman at
Lockland. Ohio.

Lockland, O.. October 5.-Prof. w. A.
Johnston, principal Of The Lockland col
ored schools shot and fatally wounded
Mss Mamie Carter, ex-teacher in the
schools. Prof. Johnston Is widely
known in Republican party circles as
a campaign speaker. Miss Carter claim
ed Johnston was the cause Of her losing
her position. Johnston is held in Jail
10 await the result of her injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
AN EFFECTIVE ADDRESS
In Favor of Bryan and Free Silver. Deliv-
IIvered at Charleston.

SpeClaI 70 mo ItEIHIVI'
Charleston. w. Va, October 5.-Con-
gresham George w. Williams, of Mis-
s.ssippi, spoke here for two hours to-
night before an immense audience in
the Court House, in support of Bryan
and free silver. 1t was one OF the most
effective speeches that has been deliy-
erd here during tn campaign. State
Senator Heyskill, Of Ohio, followed Mr..
Williams in short address.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06

3~my Voyage-A Channel
cave tho Imperial Yacht
r Up and Worked Havoc
ra Elaborate Decorations
orug-The Royal Visitors
Naval Escort TO France.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
TIE OUTLOOK bright.
Are Confident Of Bryan'S
Election.

A Big Victory Certain-The Demo-
cratic Campaign Coming Into the
Home Stretch at a Gallop-The
Conditions Very Satisfactory
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Valuable and
Suggestive Figures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
CAUSED BY Ill HEALTH.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register
Toronto, Ohio, October 5.-Andrew ].
Spevey. Of New Cumberland, W. Va,
aged IS years, committed suicide this
morning by cutting mis- throat. He had
been in IT, health for several months and
This caused him TO commit the rash ac,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-06
CONDTTTON OF THE TREASTrRY

washington, Oct. 5.-To-day's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $2i1,-
S13 81; gold reserve, S125, ,26S,6S2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-20
HAS 1KArE11ED $4,000 MILES.
Tho Record OF Conductor Sherwood
stretches nee Times Around abe World.

7 Nfrotch.. 100 0Nl.,., A,On,h ~. VUvn-,A
A'nea around she "orio-
M~INNEAPoLIs, Dec. 1e.-There is q dinine-car
oh 'u' r,or'herh "oino roao' running
out OF minneapolis every week or two for the
trims from tho atl.ntin - 49, paoias Irs. go
.painteo "a Atiahtio 10 inc faolho !ust y the
arizona hid used to keep tally OF the mon he
There ars ho5 cholk rorks do.n noS 49, los
49,. nom n".As WV '" II i@c
ilttle circles, representing the equivalent OF
journeys around the globe.
Tho condrctor 90 w c Sharuooa .nahs..
10 VS. Shor"oou' anu NO ma
had twenty-three years continuous service. For
ten years he was running for the Puiimana
from Naw Vol, 70 ch,o.ua ~ g cLt..--
W N.'e"so ~ ohteek"
10 81. Paul. lie made these trips $40 times.
,,o,. .. =. ,I,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-20
COULDN'T LOSE HIS TICKET. Eus

The Corpuient Passengers Reason for
Thinking the Conductor Was Mistaken.
The conductor had been through the train
once and had punched the tickets and was on
his second round taking them up. He came to
. corpulent passenger who was snoring 30 loud
that he could almost be heard above the noise
made by the engine. From his flushed counte-
nance 1t was apparent that he had not been to =
church sociable.
Ticket exclaimed the conductor.
His corpulency snored away in reply.
Come. gimme your ticket" said the conduc-
tor sharply. at the same time shaking the
sleeper. His corpulcncy slowly opened one eye,
and, resting II on the conductor. asked:
"Wha' ticket
"oh. come. come, find your ticket" said the
the sleeper, and, collecting the other ticket in
dozed off again. lie shook tho passenger up
and again demanded tho ticket, with the same
result as before.
nav another fare" said the conductor finally.
This reused the sleeper to consciousness, and
he began q hunt through his pockets.. He
searched every pocket and turned his soft hat
inside out, but could not find the missing ticket
dnctor, "as 1t ID only ten minutes since l
punched IL and returned It to you"
ISL musta lost It," said the corpulent one.
""WRy. you couldn't have lost it. You haven't
stirred out of your seat since | gave IL to you"
"Couldn't. eh? Why, confoHn' you. [ lost a
bass drum once
pulsnt passenger had lost his ticket, and he let
him return to mis- snoring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-20
THE ARMY SUPPLY BILL.
Little General Observation-Disclosures Springs
MospItnl-Othcr Mensurea.

-
"~AsHiN"IoN' Dec. ID What changes. ii
any, the Senate may make in the Army bill,
cannot be forecast. but Il now carries a soma,
-. :, ~ " 'oH
"hat sma'lar APPROPRIATION than last years.
and Is noticeably free from what NAV be
classed as general LEGISLATION Indaad n
oo-o,r,,b o,,uinu 49, -
paragraph allowing the
TO have n period not exceeding thirty days for
III. examination Of the accounts NJ pe v,n,s+.rs
hatoro ,rono,t,,Inn thor, ~ 49, 80 80
oei"re transmitting 'hem 10 inc auultor lor
the War Department, was stricken out en- a
point of order.
~.
IN II otner manu. me paragraph OF the OH
which provided that the Army and Navy Hos
pital ut Hot springs sbould be abandoned was
-. ""'
a'lo"eu 10 s''ho' as IL tehaed 10 reduce eN-
penses. 1t was modified, however, Mr.. Little
of Arkansas making n 6oht ngainst II in its
an,LnaI 49," i"ntah So 80 ~ - Ns
all improvements on the Government rcserva-
tIon To the Int arlor Denartm. ant
s.cret,ry Inmort hoo otran no rious ~,
secretary Lamont mas given the views OF
the War Department on the Hot Springs hos
pital. lie thinks that the expectations enter
ta,ned ORIGINALLY ~ If cannot he rcoltzed Ia
says that it would seem that the only way to
keep the hospital filled would be 20 compel
-
the SICK OIL the army ana navy TO go there Tor
treatment. The present buildings have a
cnpacity for eighty patients. or sixteen officers
..- , -.
ana slNly,L"ur enilsleu men, n"t inc tttenu-
ahCc Is Senl'!il hlure t'nn nall no capacity,
ana lteGueLIts not ohe-iourll ~ me cases
admit'eu, ~ "Lpenss Ilat L"o.,nhT"S 70 three-
IourthS W. uotvntcu or tuIcl; nitllougL
dssigmeu ~ " u trpn.neH, VI Tm,oerS anu
sailors o. ~ han., omi' ~ ".tvers nav
ever h'"leu .Hnn,eeiiea VI ~ nnramtaEos.
wmi.e IL ~ N"'' '''Ns e"' y u AhanS
me hosnltat was erecteu umuetilmt hGt OF on
gress hpproEeu ' ei.n I'm or: nhn; lnrluH!hG
I nahtcaI h.ror, mani and nr. NJ tho 'i Inc " ~, ,ne
neulJnt aun n d NV ~ a " ~ Inc IRE a
sioneu 'FTThis o ann cost ~ No VI ~ \, i ~
noipn, nnrnmrtatiion ;nci, ~ C va ra n,he
" aIinS "ppi' ~ rOu "'!uu,mS ta' i".ions,
.toth !, r. !" me." ~ .,;n,nntaI, ,orid w. W 70 suim
I'M 4. no Las bntaI oCcn nn",munnii"nv, toma ; ~,
~, 10 ,or NJ IIost 'nn,a"s u, ~
SPRINGS ahI i pn atiio nsso pioiTss.omai attend
ahoT ~ W. rnS ~ ia ,ri .i,o'oa c mno ~
in the hospital. or who are sent there for that