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Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
GRAND OPERA AT BOSTON.

The Damrosch-Ellis company will be-
gin its season at the Boston Theatre,
Boston, next Monday evening, the 21st,
and for three weeks there will be an ex-
ceptionally attractive list Of standard
operas in French, Italian and German
presented. The advance sale OF season
tickets and single seats has been enor-
nous.
The season in Boston will consist of
Is performances to be given on Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve
nings and Saturday afternoons, and the
list of stars will include Mines. Melba,
Nordica and Gedsld and Messrs. Ibos,
Kraus, Sallgnac, Campanari Bispham,
Boudouresque and Fischer. The sup
port is thoroughly competent for the
minor roles, and. in addition, the operas
will be supported by the New York
Symphony Orchestra and large and
well trained chorus and ballet.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
FREE PILLS.

Send your address to H. f. Rucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of Com
stipation and Sick Headache. For Ma
laria and Liver troubles they have been
proved Invaluable. They are guaran-
teed to be perfectly free from every del
etericus substance and to be purely
vegetable They do not weaken by thei,
action, but by giving tone to stomach
and bowels, greatly invigorate the sys-
tenn Regular size rs cents per box.
Sold by Bush g. Co., druggists. 56 Front
streets ~. go
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
EVEN-HANDED JUSTICE.

One day in early summer, when the
commercials" had met as usual for
dinner, the waitress appeared, bearing
small dish of peas, apologizing for
there being so few, the fact being that
no more could be obtained.
Immediately the dish was set down. it
was seized by the "grabber," who
emptied the whole contents on his
plate, saying:
As there are not enough to go
round, ii would be pity to part them,
so I'll take the lot myself
At this another traveller seated OPP
posite quietly 5o0k up the pepper hox,
unscrewed tho top, and poured the
whole Of the pepper over the peas, with
the calm remark;
AS you have got all the peas you
may as well have all the pepper, too"
A murmur of applause went round,
and from the day the grabbing one
found 1t convenient to alter his line
Of route and take a different journey.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
MAIL TRAIN pnRAILEp.

Walpole, Mass, Feb 1S.-The New
York mail train due here at 11.55 today
on the New England railroad, was de-
rallied near the West Walpole bridge,
about II o'clock. The locomotive was
badly damaged, and one car was splint-
cred. No one was hurt. The accident
was due to mishap to some part of
the engine. Traffic was blocked for two
hours
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
HONOR TO REVOLUTIONARY HE
ROES.

A marble tablet has just been unveiled
in the chapel of the University of Penn
sylvania in memory of the university
first class. This class, which was grad
uated In 1757, consisted of six members, all
of whom held prominent positions in
church and state. Among them was Fran
els HopEdnson, signer of the Declaration
of Independence, and Jacob Duche, chap
lain of the continental congress, whose
portrait has become so familiar through
the famous painting, 1.-THE first prayer In
congress.
~ The tablet was erected by the class OF
half of the trustees, held in his hand a
little, book with the disproportionately
May II, 1857, at the First Anniversary
Commencement Of the Young Gentlemen
Who Took Their Degrees upon that Oc-
casion." An additional item Of interest is
that the book was printed by Benjamin
Franklin, whom Massachusetts had loaned
to philadelphia that he might become the
founder of the university. The address
of the occasion was made by DR.. Horace
Howard Furness, whose progress in the
"Variorum Shakespeare" is so eagerly
noted. Eva March Tappan.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
COLLEGE, ATHLETICS.
Brown Conference Defers All Final Ac-
ton on Matters.

Providence R. T., Feb. 1S.-The CON
ference in the interests of college ath-
letics took place at Brown University
today. Final action on all matters was
deferred.
The last vote before adjournment was
that matters before the conference had
been referred to special sub-commit-
tee to be named later and that this sub
committee would report at later meet
ing of the conferees The college repre-
scented were: Harvard, Princeton, Penn
sylvania, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth,
and Brown 1t is said that Yale is in
sympathy with the affair, but it sent
no representative.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
wEAvERs TO RETURN TO WORK.

Fall River, Feb. 1S.-The special gem
eral meeting of the spinners Union, to-
night, was to consider the King Philip
mill strike. A strong sentiment was in
favor of continuance in opposition to
the new schedule, but majority upon
voting favored ending the strike. It was
therefore voted to return to work Mon
day morning,
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
coRsAGE FOR THEATRE.

A very pretty design for plump fig
ure Is the smoothly-fitting bodice, as it
tends to make the figure appear slim.
A dainty theatre corsage recently seen
had a bolero of purple cloth simply
braided, sct over foundation of gui-
pure embroidery lined with satin The
small leg-o-mutton sleeves had epau-
lettes OF the embroidery. while the cein-
ture was also Of the satin, covered with
embroidery. This waist fastened under
the left arm and on left shoulder
The dainty toQue Of miroir velvet was
adorned with two steel buckles and a
graceful aigrette.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

the regulation size used for making
Tides, etc, and crochet around them
with some pretty color of crochet silk
until the ring Is completely covered.
4alter they have ali been treated in this
way join them as shown in the cut.
Then take a piece of gold military
braid the length and width required to
go through the rings; draw it through,
fastening 1t at the end of the long strip.
making the two smaller ones separate
To secure the two rings of the scis-
Sors 50 as to allow perfect freedom
when using it, 1t is necessary to attach
two catches, such as are used on watch
guards, TO the end of the two small
pieces. This handy article is not only
secure and useful, but gives a dainty
appearance to the work table as we'll
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

dress, little ruffled apron and red
hood and cape combined. Then comes
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary, in an old
fashioned quilted gown, and many 9TH
ers quite as pretty. The sweet little
Rose Queen pictured was attired in
pink satin frock, bordered with pink
roses, a wreath of roses on the head
and carrying a garland of the same
flowers
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

Old South-A. q. Conrad, d. D., pastor
theme, 1.-THE dynamic of Christianity e
evening theme, 1.-THE supreme dilemma3'
S. s. kindergarten 1890; S. s. 70; list and
I'd Endeavor societies 5.45 Open pews
Sunday evenings.
Union-John e. futile D. D.. pastor.
1880, public worship with sermon, How
we built. the wall" suggestions from the
raising Of our parish debt; H. Bible school;
A. Jr. c. E.; 6, Sr. c. E.; 7, public worship
with sermon, What is the purpose of the
Bible?"
Piedmont Preaching 10. 80 and Z by Prof.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

tie turning which might be omitted
and if carefully modelled, say in straw
board before you start, there is no rea-
son why it should not prove very
pretty chair. 1t is just the sort of pat
tern which would look well finished in
enamel. This work would be too diff
cult for beginner, but for one skilled
as an amateur, no further directions are
necessary.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
"A NEW SHADE.

Street heliotrope appears among the
list Of popular spring colors. 1t is ex-
ceedingly pretty in all it's shades, but
it is as trying to the complexion as it
is pretty. A soft channels or cream
colored vest, revers and collar, edged
with heliotrope gimp, are an excellent
relief for an unpatterned heliotrope
gown.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
A SECURE scIssoRs-HorDER.

Who has not longed for some per
fectly secure way to fasten the scissors
so that they would not be forever get
ting lost. For il there is one necessary
article never on hand when wanted il
IS the scissors. Ribbons have been
tried but they have been found untidy
easily soiled, and continually getting
in the way. A very fine idea for this
purpose is here illustrated
First procure forty-two brass rings
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

More vehs are worn hanging loose
about the face with square full ends at
the back than are gathered closely at
the back. Small dots and fine meshes
alone are used by well-dressed women.
Large dots ana coarse and fancy
meshes are not good FORM Combina-
tons of colors, as white with black
spots, ETC., and colored wells generally,
except the brown sewing silk veil worn
in travelling, are not seen with correct
toilets.-Woman's World
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
HE HANGED HIMSELF.
Sad Fate Of Popular Bull Terrier on
Murray Avenue.

Murray Avenue.
Tanner. a fine specimen of bull ter
rier, met with peculiar death on r.
wing street, Friday afternoon. The dog
is owned by Burdett Smith of al Muir
ray avenue. and was a prime favorite
in the neighborhood, particularly among
children. The dog was in the habit of
going to Irving street to have a few
hours of sport with another dog, every
afternoon. Friday afternoon, after the
dogs had their customary gambol, Tan
ner started for home. He found the gate
to the house where he belonged closed
and made an attempt to jump the fence.
In some manner he missed mis- calcula-
ton, ana his neck caught fast between
the piclets. The weight of the body was
such that his neck was broken in the
fall and he died instantly.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
BRAID MUCH IN EvTDENcr

Many Of the new fabrics have had
horizontal rows OF braiding interviewer,
but quite distinct from the material, at
the lower edge. 80 that they appear to
be distinct tuclzs But this is not all !;
within O few weeks new stuff has
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
use FoR CoLn MEAT-

If piece of rare beefsteak is left
over from breakfast. it makes an ex-
cellent sandwich filling for luncheon, if
chopped very fine and seasoned with
salt and pepper. In this condition it is
much mere digestible than when re-
heated in the universally detested stew.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
SUNDAY SERVICES, FEB. 20.

Notices to be inserted in this column
must BIO sent to the Spy office not later
than o'clock Friday evening Notices Of
20 words or less inserted free. Notices
over 20 words will be charged cents per
line.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
IN LACE AND CHIFFON.

Ruffies of ribbon, lace or chiffon are
frequently edged with a tiny fringe of
fluffy silk for the sleeve tops, blouses
or skirts. Ribbon lengths for stock
collars are sold in Paris with a fringe
ons the ends that are knotted in a
square bow or sailor tie
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
SUBURBAN.

Breakfast with Milk and
Sugar. Boiled Eggs. Corn Mullins.
Coffee
Luncheon.-Lobster Salad. Bread
and Butter. Cold Rice Pudding. SUI
CARED Peaches. Chocolate Cake. Tea.
Dinner-Tomato Soup. Boiled Ham.
Potatoes. Turnips. Brown Bread
Cold Slaw. Waters. Nuts. Apples.
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

come out, made in wool, with an intri-
cate pattern in braiding interviewer all
over it. Serge thus treated looks ex-
ceedingly well. The braid is generally
black, but there is much variety in the
coloring of the groundwork
Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19
THE GfE!8IRrEf
We

READY FOR TIE CARNIVAL.
In these days OF children's dances,
parties and carnivals, their little cos
tunes and adornments are of as
much importance as the elder sisters.
For the masquerade or carnival there
are any number of unique characters
for the little ones to represent, There
is Red Riding Hood" with white
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10
For Doorkceper.

Mr.. A. W. Mitchell, Of Midway, Mad.
ison county, fifty miles east Of
Bryan, was IN the city yesterday and
paid the Eagle a pleasant call. Mr.
Mitchell was war comrade of
Capt. J. r. Gloss Of this city, in the
cause Of the conlederacy, aud was born
and raised IN Texas. He is well known
throughout this section and is an ap.
plicant for the position Of assislan,
doorkeeper Of the Texas house OF rep.
resentatiye,. lie has been o lifelong
democrat AID has many friends who
would like TO see him get the place he
seeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10
Hickory Nnt shlnm.n,.

Tyler, Tex Dec. 9-The first carload
Of hickory nuts that has over left tho
state for northern markets was shipped
by a Tyler firm and are whirling to their
destination Tho firm expects to mako
a shipment Of two more cars this
week 20 open a market for these nuts
next season and use all that arc grown
in IoxAa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10

An advance notice says; The
current decade promises to be a
memorable one for the grand TRACE.
dies aud comedies Of Shakespeare.
as well as for the other fine PLAYS
which may be distinctly classed as
belonging To the Shakespearean
school, and upon none of their ex.
ponents will success shine with
greater luster than upon the young
player whose love of art aud i'm.
domltable courage have done so
much TO preserve the highest of
dramatic art Assuming that the
above statements are entirely
true As to the local condition, the
engagement of Mr. Edwin Ros.
tell will no doubt be regarded
rs being in the nature of one of the
most pleasing events of the entire
nannassais .sson. We are to zoe
Hamlet" next Mon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10

New York, Dec o Tho scores Of tho
10 leaders IN the bike race 40 Md.
night were Miller, llil Weller iliO;
Pierce, 400; Albert, li25 stevens, 1895
Gimm, l5ll Lawson. 1881; Aronson.
1901 Halle, 1861 Nawn, 1898 Forester.
1884; Schinoer, 1928; Joyoux, ligi:
Turyille, 1873, julius, 1861.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10
! NEWS.

isiied Beaumont this
ominy corn at Mikes
49,
e was here from San
Bay
NJ, both new aud second
stable. %
skers very cheap a. Mr..
'niiure store. l3
Mrs. CMhoun's resi-.
Do Jas II. Webb. l0tf
pme -leet yesterday along
FRAN aud cold wind.
McConnico has been Wis.
laughter in Houston this
inre. 10 be- closed out this
h. Is. Whites furniture
~
Mrs, Robert Armstrong
listing relatives in Houston
tentral for the correct time.
om John NJ. Caldwell's new
bck. 80
Plays are preferred by us for
photographs. Willis & Cole
ographers. 30
idle mans profit by buying
! paper from Lon Johnson. He
b from the factory. 10
|hnson has the cheapest and
|nples Of wall paper and room
/ ever seen in Bryan. 10
> skill OF putting together the
ingrediants that makes your
lion right-better 20 10 En-
right reasonable price there
lS5f
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10
CITY COUNCIL.

- ~''h~ft nv - ertA"i w.
sion last night, Mayor Adams pre-
siding and all other officers pres.
ent.
Minutes were read and approx
ed, officers reports approved and
ordered filed, aud bills approved
and ordered paid.
Ira Gooch was granted permits.
sion TO lay an underground water
pipe from his residence 10 his liv.
cry stable.
Upon approval Of the purchas-
ing committee the secretary was
ordered to pay 800 for seven
acres Of land west OF town to be
used a. dumping ground for
garbage
The proposition Of J.. T. Fuller
for putting IN sewerage system
was re-read aud - committee
Was appointed to investigate il
and report back to the council.
Nj II. j. MacNair submitted au
estimate requested by the city
council on the cost OF curbing,
guiteung, grading and grayeIing
SIX blocks on Main street, and $50
feet each way on intersectiug
streets, aud also on grading other
principal thoroughiares Of the city
with a patent grader. lie placed
the whole cost at $4,000, OF which
sli,G0O would be expended on
Main and the cross streets mem
toned above. The proposition 10
issue $1,000 street improvement
bonds was then discussed at length
resulting in the appointment Of the
finance committee az a special
committee 10 investigate aud re-
port upon the matter Of issuing
said bonds at an adjourned meet
ing 10 bee held for that purpose
next week.
Mr.. Fullers reqe,t tor permits
sion 10 run a spur from the rail-
road TO the water and light plant
for convenience IN unloading coal
cars was referred 20 the street COM
mil,ee with power 20 act.
The proposition TO retire $1,000 f
worth of water works bonds was /
r. fercd TO the finance committee /
with power 10 act.
A motion prevailed that all /
members Of the fire company, in.
GLIDING the driver, shall be under /
the control Of the foreman of said /
company, and that the drivers
salary be paid by the secretary /
upon the approval Of the foreman. |
II was further ordered tina, here
after only those who actually work /
at fires shall be reported by the
foreman or paid by the secretary, I
the ruling heretofore having in
cluded all answering to roll call.
A motion prevailed continuing
officers salaries as at present.
The city tax levy for 1899 was
, eferrcd.
The council adjourned at mid.
night
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10
Is household word now IN this section.
Eant some Off? HOLIDAYS ARE COMING. Letus
BUR Christmas Jug.
kYLOR & cox, Bryan, Texas.

Mrs. J. J. Prichett Of Huntsville.
who has been visiting Prof and Mrs.
II. W. South left Yesterday for Austin
J. W. Johnson says Joe Saladina had
the best exhibit Of tobacco at the
Houston festival. Il was raised four
miles from Bryan.
Your friends would appreciate moth.
ing better than a good photo Of Yourself
Tor a Christmas present. NiIlisN Cole.
man can make YOU a good one. 10
The wall paper factory represented boy
Lon Johnson Is independent of all pools
aud tru,ts. Hecan cell You cheaper
than any man IN town. ~
The Ancient Order OF United Work
men have elected the following officers
for the enseing year VI. II James, past
master workmen; A. W. HOLMAN.
master workman; W. X. Johnston,
foreman; W. d. Roman, oyerseer; W.
II. Walker, guide; ". J. Walker, receiy.
or; joe d. Reed, inancieri A. D. Me.
Connieo, recorder John Whitman, in.
side watchman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-10

Dallas, Dec. o. -- Adviccs received
here shows that snow fell all over north,
northwest and eastern and over DOR.
ton Of central Texas yesterday and last
night. Tho heaviest fall is reported
from the Abilene district, which was
. ..... inches at midnight last night.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02

K. Hawkes., the famous AuAn'I
on,c,nn direct irom the home once ~
his qrea, Optical House or one OF ", n's
practical opticians, sill remain AT wa
'',sor his agents James & McDonga,a
s',edaysonly, beginning December ON,
T'5. will give the citizens Of Bryan a .
s,c,,i,y a rare opportunity for having !,
,rs,,e,e sight tested FREE by one % ~
, ~. mos, renowned a. we'll "' re''p'
.on,Ir,aus in the United states .,,
~ Hawkes. has all the modern app'
-n,s. for ,hs scientific adjustment !
s,.ctac.es and.Eye Glasses 10 'ne ~
rhsre /. no Opdcian in the uh' =,
s,o,es who enjoys the confidence Oh =, y,
.oon,e more than Nv Hawkes. u
.,ns A familiar word throughout
's,,,n Of the country inhabited 10y ~ p.
,nep,y.ave millions OF people y
IlI'~tes has probably lifted glasses '.'
the ewes Of more people OF na'on"'a
,n,o,na,ionaI fame than any o.hs ''.'
,..,an living. Ills woqde'iul, 'u..''
49, 10 hls superior er4ae OF s ,'.,'. IN
" W "'' - laul.-auruuuuaSuunm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
iAs WITH DEWEY.
paper Mans Etpsrisnss at the
battle of Manila.

'spsr Mans Etp.risnes At the
battle Of Manila.
V, Dec. III. L. stickney, the
nei ~ man who stood beside Ad.
miiyey on the bridge 81 the flag.
shp pia throughout tho battle Of
Mn nc the Auditorium annex lie
= man, and has rather sought
70 awspaper men during his stay
her1 admitted that he had the
ops 4 watching the hero o. the
war the critical moments Of the
bate
a born fighter" said Mr..
stlc'and l. never "a happy NJ
wh'p midst 81 a battle Preccd.
ing \ on the Spanish fleet he
j was bud curt as he ever allows
] hims but when tho batteries ~
! the Opened on us he fairly
Z ooniaiting seemed 10 put him
~ I humnr
, le hrliro with him from
D P;4' light. April 30. until the
d close chit Monday afternoon.
4 with ion of the nnif hour FOR
wing al that time Dewey
was 9o.iccted 10 displayed
no AZ no entering n strange
haf" time, supposedly over
many never seemed 10 have
a tho1 cring. and spoke little
poynh necessary orders.
"oipsheil struck the deck
y belo" and the pieces flow
b. about ont: Don't Dodge.
boys ging when they are
pasi u Nonllly be- would *.
claim 1i range. or Good
y worA' lularly well directed
4 Z shot
~ cont, ,s5,,,o, ,o n.,,,.,,
ana ~ binder B. = Lamber.
ton ~ = Recs. executive
oihoet q. O.. CalSins, and
the anip anu buRler "
MT orly lived IN Chica-
60 ahh hvy In 1853, becom'
ingA " IN his nine years
serN''' from the navy
ana ~ ls13 became a re
poi'' 'an.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
KILLED HIS PARTNER.
n. > Hasehsssa shoots 90 Death r.suis
frsnksi a san Antonio.

n. J. Hatehsssn shoots 90 Death I.suls
franhsl =, san Aatoais.
San Antonio. Dec /. Louis A. Frank
] was shot and Instantly killed by his
partner. T. J. Hutcheson The men
Fere conducting an extensive livery aud
Ne business. Hutcheson arrived at tho
nee Of business about o'clock yester.
y morning and barring the fact that
failed, A. was his usual custom, 20
FAX TO his employees, nothing unusual
noticed In his demeanor Fnnkel
we'd about o'clock in his buggy and
pping across the alley TO tho Menger
]. he returned 20 his private Office
re Hutchinson was seated and the
ting at once occurred. So far as Is
[tained Frankel WIS unarmed. Two
took effect in his body, either Of
b would have been fatal Whilo
was no eyewitness 10 the killing,
half dozen Of the employees ~ tho
gere In the building, all Of whom
p rushed 70 the scene, only 70 find
rl dead
henson with smoking revolver In
stepped 10 the street and mide his
10 the police station, where ho
ply surrendered aud was locked
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
RofTHlgvEs.
- - ileFman Relieved
babies

- Hiermsn Relieved
babies
san "a No.,, ro,ehos
the city Sold,n a, pr,,,'.
rano ~ m the city on
the Freed IN s,vl..
manager ,ccomn,u,od
by a Germ ro s,onned nv
three mad mon,,.5 ,,,,
aud forcoihs,r valuable.
The two 4 . of6ghtw,th
the result ,r,s sno, n,
4, the side at,ded that mo
a., houe for a
n M'' Yer the head
Ia WIN " lime was rem
uei'' hen escaped.
IL Inc mon was of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
R'daf n.Ion.

Atlanta, IL. C,.si..
sent 20 tho -, ,'.,,i.s
urges radios n, II '' tha !
/ branches o -. M
governor rd ,a, within
SIX VI viii have
ue', ,,.,, u than her
ap''''' ,r ends that
Ne'e' - Of pen.
: A.u'' , 49, a., OF life be-
? w. 49,, He de.
4 Kn''e - M patri.
" Otto ~ ~, heavily
. % put nlun'I Uo -tao