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Horsewhipped Another woman.

Mrs. Henrietta Collins, colored, of so Oak
street, became Jealous of Mrs. Charles
Miller, another colored woman. Monday
night she, accompanied by her son and
daughter, met Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Miller.
She cowhided Mrs. Miller and beat Miller
over the head with his own cane when he
attempted to protect his wife. In Police
Court she told Judge Cox that a justice of
the peace had given her permission to take
the law in her hands. Judge Cox allowed
her to go on a suspended judgment.
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Terre Haute Policy Holders.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May n.-At a
meeting Of policy holders in the Indiana
Mutual Life Insurance Company last night
it was decided to send a committee to In
dianapolis to attend a general meeting of
policy holders. There are about three hun-
dred policy holders here and some of them
hold large policies. one for $1,000.
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Postmaster Sahm has received instruc-
ions from Washington to pay the railway
postal clerks semi-monthly instead Of
monthly, as has been the custom. The rea-
son given is that the men are nearly al
ways short OF funds about the middle OF
the month.
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How II Looks 10 an Outsider.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
1t seems to an outsider that the affairs
of the Mutual Life of Indiana are in a
good deal of a tangle, and further. that
thus far the actions of the attorneys, the
judge and the receiver have accomplished
but little toward unraveling the snarl. TO
one familiar with all phases of life insur-
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$1-ROUND TRIP-$1.
To nRoatur. III. Nav 03

The l., D. & W. Railway will run special
fast train, leaving Union Station Z a. M,
returning leave Decatur $50 p. m. For
tickets and full Information call city ticke
office, corner Meridian and Washington
cfrnnfS
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BLOOMINGDALE GLENs.
Sunday. NAV 23.

Via T., D. & w. Railway. Train leaves
Union Station Z a. m. For tickets and full
information cali city ticket office, No. 2 w.
Washington, corner Meridian.
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And save $50 on a piano. Store open evenings
this week. CARLIN q LENNON, 81 East
Market street.
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I67 and 1863 E. Washington st.
COIIrCTIONA

We make collections IN ell parts of the United
States and Canada. We charge no membership
fee.
Indianapolis Collecting and Reporting Agency
39-4O Journal Blk, indianapolis.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance of In
diana. General Offices, 20 South Delaware
street. Fire. tornado and explosion.
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WALK Around the Corner

Fire Insurance.
w. w. Dark, 1872 North Meridian street.
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
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Liabilities
S393,64S.66

*The profits of the building and loan de-
partment nave never been distributed to
the credit of the individual policy holders,
but kept in this account as an entirety, eX-
cept that the prepaid policy holders have
received 6 per cent. interest per annum,
and the Withdrawing members nave been
paid 6 per cent. for the average time the
money was with the company on the
amount credited to the loan fund.
The closest attention was given Mr..
Eitel as he read off the figures, bewildering
as they must have been to most of the
DOlicV holders.
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Washburn Mandolins. CARLIN & LENNox,
81 East Market street.
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McGilliard Agency Co.. Fire Insurance
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Building and loan department.:

"-<ASStI5.-
Cash balance $50, 0J5.S SO
Bills receivable 10000 90
Straight loans 10,667.13
Collateral ans. company's policies
as security 1S,S37.74
Real-eState loans, 6-yr
plan ........ ............ 1928, $4,000
Credit :. 50,547.5S- 77,9S2.42
plan -. ........... 100. $4,000
Credit .................. u, 110.01- 94,579.99
Real-estate loans, S-yr
plan ........ ............. 7,950.OO
Credit ............. -. 253, So 7,696.11
Real-estate loans, 12-yr
plan .............. -. 17,650.O0
Credit ....... ....... 1,8S6. g. Is, 1888
Real estate appraised at A1,4l0),
cost ........... 29,S72.74
Accrued interest 6.222. 20
Deficiency ........ .......... 50, $50. 81
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EIGITREs OF THE REPORT.

The report showed that the company had
$500 policy holders, $500 being what is
known as 'industrials," 1,50O in the life de-
partment and an equal number in the
building and loan department. The liabil-
tiles had been kept as an entirety. Mr..
EiteI then gave the following tabulated
statement of the company's business:
Condition of Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany May 3, 1897, treated as a life insurance
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Pianos Repaired First-CIass
AT Wulschner's. Best workmen. Estimates free
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES,

The Ohio State Federation OF Labor,
yesterday passed resolution, endorsing
the proposed postal savings plan. \ res
olution opposing the extension OK the
time to put safety brakes on cars was
passed.
william j. Bryan arrived In Monte
ROY, Mexico. yesterday. His visit has
aroused great enthusiasm. The dlstin-
Eulshcl American Is being made the rc-
clpicnt Of high municipal, state ana fed
oral honors.
Anthony V. Daviin, OF Philadelphia,
last night shot and seriously wounded MS
wife Josephine aged twenty-five years,
and then attempted to commit suicide by
shoo.ng Mmsef Devlln was taken to q
h5tpital and is not expected to live,
Mira Fred Schroeder, OF Chicago, who
was shot M The rlrht shoulder hy hor
husband after q quarrel, died OF her m
iurlpg yesterday. Schroeder put a bull
let into his tomplc when che police
forced the door Of his room, 10 died m
glnnlly
Reuben a. naCr eenlnr member or tho
firm OF John llaur'8 Sons, the leading
book and stationary firm OF L1neaatr,
Pa, and one Of the proprIclorS OF l'nlrH
Almanac and The Nolks Frounl and
Rcnhachtcr, died lat night aged 6cvea-
ty-f0ur years
Tho minors strife IN the Vicinity VI
gtrpatdg his, camn TO an end ynHterday
afternoon, whom \ L.. Sweet general
mlnagfr of tho Chicago, Wilmington n
yprmlIllun Coal Company, agreed to
nav iho urltp demanded Dv the men,
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SICKENlNG CRIME

ora Flsndlsh Negro-Aisaults a Mother
and Then Brutally Kills Her and Hsr
Four Chlldren-The Criminal Caught,
Identified aud Lynehod,
WEssoN, Miss, Dec, lO-Full par
tlculars from one of the most fiendIsh
crimes ever recorded have just come 10
hand. Almost the entire family ot
Brown Smith, a respectable white far
mer about thlrty-fve years OF age, were
brutany XII with a club In the hands
OF Charles / Wis, black flend, more
devil than human.
Smith was working at a Sin mill
few miles from his house, which Is stu
uted about two and half miles from
Pearl river, on the east bank, In Law
renee couatg, and In wild country
The house Is or the main road, ana
no white family lives within two miles
OF IL, although some negro families live
near. IL was one OF these negroes,who,
on Wednesday sometime between noon
and darkness, crept up TO Smiths house
and most brutelly assaulted Mrs.
Smith, then Drained her with o club.
ana then, to forever nlue MS HIlln't HH
began on the six children, only spaelns
a babe, which he left untouched.
The fiend's work was not done as wen
rs he thought, for one OF the children,
a little girl five years of age, regained
consciousness, and when her father en-
tered his home after his days workts she
told him the name of the brute. The
murdered mother and four children
We're found in the yard, showing how
they had struggled to escape the brute,
The father and husband Immediately
sounded the alarm, and a posse was or
glnlzed and late yesterday afternoon,
the negro was captured, carried to
Monticello, the county seat of Lawrence
county, and at o'clock was carried
back 10 the scene OF his crime, where
he was fully Identified by the little girl,
IL Is said he was promptly lynched af-
ter the Identification, by large crowd
OF lnfuriated citizens, who had Joined In
the search.
1t is greatly feared that a wholesale
lynchlng mag take place in that neigh
borhood, as the country IS excited to
the highest pitch.
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ANOTHER POOL
The Steel Wire aud Nail Manufacturers
will Effect Combination.

VIII knrct combination
NEW YORK, Dec. 1O,-Representa-
tlves of the steel wire and nail manufac-
turing firms of the United States, who
have for months been negotiating to
form steel wire and nail pool, are near
ing a conclusion OF their work.
It Is said that about twenty OF the
largest steel wire ana nail manufactur-
ers will enter the pool and that the capi-
tai Involved viii exceed 6O,00O,O 900. The
legal formallties for forming the pool
will probably not BE- completed until af-
ter the holidays. Already many of the
small wire and nail concerns through
out the country have been brought out
and negotiations are pending for the pur-
chase OF others. According 10 Judge
Gary, Of Chicago G. II. Tenbrouck and
others interested, the combine Will not
result In raising the price to the pur-
chaser OF wire and nails but VIII enable
the manufacturers 20 operate the plants
upon more economical basis,
CLEVELAND, Dec. 10.-S. T. Well
man, OF Cleveland, furnace and rolling
mill engineer, of international reputa-
ton. Is one OF the three experts selected
as apraisers by the American Steel and
Wire Company, which is to be the itlme
OF the $7O,00O,O0O corporation taking in
the American wire industry, They will
nppraise the different properties between
this and March /, when the new company
will begin business. 1t Is believed here
that Harry w. Oliver of Pittsburgh,
viii be the official head Of the company.
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tatives Is hereby called TO meet in the
hall OF the house Of representatives on
Tuesday evening next, December n,
1891, at 1850 o'clock"
The caucus will consider the four sub
1eets OF Cuba, Hawaii, finance and
bankruptcy, these subjects being spe-
cific IN the call As TO the action on
these, pretty general understanding
has been reached among the Democratic
leaders.
on the subject OF Cuba, the sentiment
Is practically unanimous In favor OF @
resolution favoring the recognition NJ
Cuban belllgerency and the caucus Is
likely TO give expression 10 this sentl-
ment.
on financial questions the caucus
probably win take position against the
several plans OF financial reform recon-
mended by Secretary Gage.
There IL no present purpose TO con-
slider the silver question, aA that is not
an Issue In the legislation contemplated
by the Republican majority.
Opposition TO the bankruptcy bill Is
also contemplated by the caucus
on the question Of Hawaiian anneNa-
tlon, II Is stated by those who have can
vassed the feelings on the Democratic
side, that II is practically unanimous
against annexation, either By treaty or
by legislation
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SEATTLE, wash, Dec. 1O,-Ths
schooner Augusta, from Copper river
Alaslva, is ten days over due and some
anxiety IS felt on her account, Monday
nlght a heavy storm prevailed, The
er answering the deeerlpiion'of the Au-
gus,a, or Victoria. a passenger spoke
the vessel and her master told him that
they were from Copper river with fvc
passengers on board. ono OF the nvo
passengers 10 George Bcnninka, who In
recent letter TO James Wardnor told ot
a rich quartz nnd IN the Copper river
dlatrlrt. II was . ledge oiX;y.fve feet
wide, free milling, and asslycd so 20 the
ton. Tho Augusta lef, Seattle the latt,r
part cf October for Copper riynr.
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PENSION BILL PASSED.
ny The House without Amendnent-Ap-
proprINtes . I4I $3.50, $50,

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 1O,-The
house to-day passed the pension nppro-
prlauon bill without amendment and
adjournment until Monday The amend
ments offered by the Democrats to cor
rect alleged existing abuses were all
ruled out on the point Of order that
they were new legislation.
As passed, the bill carried Slil, ,23G,SS0
The debate to-day covered wide range.
1t touched not only the question OF our
pension policy, but that Of civil service
reform and the receipts and cXpendl-
lures OF the treasury under the Ding
les law. on the latter question Mr.
Dlngley made an important statement
In which he cXpregscd the opinion that
tho receipts would equal the cXpcndi-
tureg before the close of the present iia-
cal year and predicted q surplus OF
$40 600 next year. The civil service
law was sovagoly attacked hg several
members, notably by Mr. Brown, tRcp"
Ohlo), and Mr. Linney tRcpr N, CD
and was warmly defended by Mr, john
aOn. (Ropu lnd)
Just before the close of the session.
Mr.. flltt. chairman of The foreign at
falrs committee, attempted To secure
un1Dinious consent FOR tho pussngc OF
Tho bin to prohibit relaglc sealing by
American citizens but objection was
made. II VIII, under ngro.mcnt how
oyer. bc considered on Monday
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STEEL COMPANIES COMBINE
A division OF Territory said TO Have
Resn Arrangsd-,iany Features or Steel
RRn Pool incorporated.

A division OF Territory said 10 Have
Resn Arrangsd-,iany Features OF Steel
Ral Pool incorporated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec, lO,-N
meeting OF the representatives Of nearly
all the steel companies In the United
States was held to-day in New York
City, at which harmonizlng Of their in
terests and the division OF territory are
said to have been the chief subjects
OF discussion.
Among those present were Presidents
Stackhouse, OF the Cambria Iron Com
pany; Llndeman, Of the Bethlehem Iron
Company; FELTON,, OF the Pennsylvania
and Maryland Steel Company, and Sec
retary Kennedy, Of the l3essemer Steel
Company None OF those who were from
this city and who were present at the
meeting would discuss the matter, but
It was stated on what Is considered re-
liable authority that the two above mem
toned subjects wero discussed ana de-
clded upon. In relation to the division
OF territory, Il Is believed the district
east OF the Alleghenies was given TO
the Pennsylvania and Maryland COM
pany, the Lackawanna company and
the Bethlehem company
tits also stated that under the new
arrangement entered into many OF the
features of the old steel rail pool are
Incorporated. Another important ques-
ton settled was that OF a percentage
allotment to each OF the companies, with
q penalty for infractlon thereof, In ad-
ditlon to this II II understood that the
Maryland company is to handle the en-
tire export trade.
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M Mnnier IIr nIAn,l nhow ur.

Paris. Dec 1O.-The mystery OF the
Disappearance OF a bank collector nam
ed I.amarc, week Nro, hes been OK
plulnod Dy tho nrrcst and confession OF
q couple named Carrarn cngagcd in the
business OF growing mu6hroonis Ia
mare on November 20 called ON The car
rains To collect aome money, Then the
latter hit rim on tho head Win u piece
nf iron. killed. him aud hid the holy IN
I'll the ovcuiua whom they threw II INTO
the turnncr used for preparing muah
roons. Lpmaru had 10000 irhnCA on ms
person at the time he was Killed
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FLINT BOTTLE TRUST.
American FLINT Bottle Manufacturers
Effect Close orRnnizNti ton Advance OF
Ten Per Cent. tn Prices.

American Flint Bottle Manufacturers
Effect Close OrganizNt ton Advance OF
Ten Per Cent. tn Prices.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 1O.-The Com
moner and Glass Worker win say to-
morrow: One of the closest organlGa-
lions of American flint bottle manufac-
turers has been perfected and win as
sumo control of the flint bottle trade OF
the country within a week or two. Fully
% per cent Of the flint bottle manufac-
turers OF the country are In the new or
ganlzatlon, which will be styled the
American flint bottle manufacturers as
ISOLATION, with headquarters very prob
ably at indianapolis. H. s. Woodbridge.
Of Bellairc, o.. late Of the Bellaire VIM
dow Glass Company, of Red Key, Ind,
has been appointed ac;uary of the asso-
clation.
The promoters OF the new organization
are President Clifton II. Beach, OF the
Salisbury Bottle Works Company, limit
ed, who Is president Of the association
and its executive board: George w. Yost,
of the Bollaire Bottle Company, and X.
j. Breed, OF the Marion Flint Glass Com
pany. who were the chief factors In the
formation of the association perfected
about year ago. The new organization
Is the outcome OF much hard work on the
part Of these gentlemen,
Practically all the flint bottle concerns
in the country, union and non-unlon, are
in. the new organization.
In its plan the new organization Is
much like the American Glass Company.
the new window glass combine.
AZ a direct result of the formation
there has been an advance OF 10 per cent
on flint bottles and It is being well main
tnlnpd
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INrERMINABIs DURRANT CASE.
An Arkansas Judge Who Believes I'll,
HANGING Would lie JndIcIal Murder.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dec, 1o.-Judgc
Z. NJ. Merrlman. Of Little Rock, who
wug personally acquainted with and
once represented ], f. Blanther alias
Forbes. as attorney in this city, insists
that Blanther md not Durrant mur-
dered Blanche Lamont and Minnie Will
lamD In San FrancIsco, and that the eS-
ecntion OF DurrGnt will therefore be n
judicial murder
A few days ago the story was sent
out from Atlanta, Ga, that Blnnthpr
waa IN that city at the time the Blrla
were murdered Judge Mrrriman scouts
tbp IGNn
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PROMINENT ClNCIYNATIAE DEAD.
Hon. Charles EisisehmHnn suocumbed
Yesterday TO Paraiytle Stroke,


Yesterday TO a pRrHiytlc Stroke,
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1O.-The Hon.
Charles Tleischmann died at $3.50 a, m.
to-day at his home in Avondale, from
paralysis. The stroke which was the
second came at ESQ o'clock Thursday
morning, and he never regainet con-
sclousness,
Mr.. Flclschmann was born in Hun
gary in 1884, and came to America In
1896, and to Cincinnati in 1865, The foun-
dation of his great fortune was laid by
the invention Of patented machinery for
use in dlshllerles. This was followed by
utilizing a bl-product In dlstilling for the
manufacture OF compressed yeast. His
business interests were varied and mani
fold. Until recently he was president OF
the Commerclal-T Tribune Company. He
was also president OF the Market Street
National Bank. He had an extensive
interest in the turf, aud was the employ
er OF the famous jockey Tod Sloane. Mr..
Flelschmann served two terms as sena-
tor from Ohio from this district He held
q number OF Offices such as fire COM
missioner and trustee for various assn-
Citations and socleties His wife and two
sons, Julius and Mac, and one daughter
Mrs. @. II. Holmes, survive him.
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IMPORTANT BATTLE
Is Hourly Expected Between Gu
ban and Spanish Forces.
INSURGENTS HAVE PLANNED
The Most Formidable Demonstra-
tion Against Havana
ATTEMPTED FOR A YEAR.

strong Columns ofspSnisIl soldlsry have
started from the city to Meet the cnhans,
In,urgent Commander Hangs Two
En,InurI,s who Approached Him with
Money and u Proposition to Lay Down
IIsArm', Accepting Autonomy Spanish
GaerilIss.so Oyer to the cabaa,, @aa
Take Lot orCaSh, Arms auI Ammunl-
tlon with Them.
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HIGH LIFE IN ENGLAND
A wirc Sues Her Divorced Husband 10
the Recovery OF Her ,Irwslrp.

A Winc Sues Her Divorced Husband for
the UecoVcry OF Her dswslry.
LONDON, Dee, i0.--Ia the Queens
Bench division OF the high court Of
justice to-day, Mrs Edith Walker sued
her husband \. Barclay Walker, the
owner Of the wcll known racing cutter
Ailsa, to recover jewelry valued at $685.
600.
Counsel for the plaintiff rild the jew
etry was riurn 70 hts client, who wgs
then q widow, after the engagement,
Afterwards, counsel continued the de-
fcndant took to drinking lnl had dolir-
lum trCmuns while Tie couple We're on
board the yacht ln AuUust the defend
amt. counsel also said, approached his
Wlio In nn excited state aud told hcr to
go ON the strcots, adding that She be-
lungcd there, Tho wife then cammenc.
cd proceedings for separation, which
rhc obtained with Hllm0ny to the
amount of $4,000 yearly In the mean
willie. according To counsel The drtcnd-
unt obtained rOTsu88l1n of the plain.
un1 JuWelry which hc refused to rec
turn
Tho plnlnuM confirmed tho slate
menta made hv her counsel nnd the
fury returned a verdict Ia AcF inF1r
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mnlhlr..n.l.nll.., nn.l ,nn.

NEW Y0Wt, Pee. IN Commander
nolllneton nanlh for lbn nwt tlmc alnco
hin rcpmullon from the Salvation Amy
has received u letter FROM hln Gather
Gon William rooih W ENGLAND. urt-
lnr f,f pu Interview wien hp ono p.u.
arap nffltDa in thlH country next month.
III.rln "omwnulJr uuuth lu1 H".lmnl
I'D OILY MH WIllIHNIrIH. lui lIH rl.nF
u# ul IUuIInT lur uurtnl nH INh.r
ANA u0r $50 Wu.d, however, thnl Wth
nD ni0rvlpW should hnva mo- AlluN0n
10 tic 3iiyati1h Army e9HifeYctgE
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SAVED BY SHEET IRON ROOF,
Twenty workmsn buried In Ruins Res
rurd with Few InJurles.

cued with Few Injurles.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec, 1O,-Twenty men
were buried under the debris by the col
lapse OF house No. of the Illinois Steel
companys plan. at Bay View, at 2
o'clock this morning. Fortunately only
two were seriously hurt, others escaping
with a few scratches and bruises. seri-
ously injured are: John Hesiak md
Thomas Kowalslil.
Last evening an explosion of the fur
mace adjoining the cast house occurred
and during Il stanisiuus Mowisii was
burned. II Is believed the force OF the
explosion shattered the foundation and
when twenty men were at work the side
walls gave way and the large sheet
iron roof caved In this morning. The
mill employees were soon reacuing the
buried WUrfmen, and amidst n drench-
ing rain one by one they were hauled out
OF the ruins.
But for the fact that The roof is OF sheet
Iron, and did not fall ndJ on the ground,
all would have been killed.
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VIENNA, nee io-h Great ronraton
has been couand here ny the pNuur
broadcast last cycnna u' red pl7t1rdo,
oven IN tho lnrcr town ana Ho'burF,
inscribed mo Ausnl Igh" 'Nboliih th'
language ordlHnnceal" lud "lurrnn ls
the mu1nnl lNnrNnnt The rollle tore
the plaeird8 dhWr Thr AW3IeIal rs
the compact uNlalMr hoiwocn Ans'r %
and llunwW, rravllInF for ''4iu.l
head the mprur 10. Nuf.n ana lh'
King of Hungary uNl ior common
nlmlHlau1llln W iaNsn 1n1l'' u'.
,lrse nnlnehl uNNr7 and uommr',Ill
nulItr, etc, although each clunul haa
u8 own pavllOmOiu and mlul1'IN