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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Rain Interrupts Drill.

Rain prevented the battalion and regi-
mental drills which would otherwise have
taken place early this afternoon. This was
deemed as especially unfortunate in view
of the prospective reviews of tomorrow
afternoon and Saturday. The regimental
and brigade commanders will, however, en-
deavor to make up for the loss of time
this afternoon by extended battalion and
regimental parades this evening. 1t may
be stated, however, that the practice drill
of tomorrow afternoon will take place, I'M
less the weather is particularly bad, as
Gen Graham is anxious that the Second
Army Corps shall make as good a showing
as possible.
Considerable attention was directed toward
the 9th Massachusetts yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being an old-fashioned flag
raising. Representative Sprague of Massa-
chusetts had presented the regiment Mon
day with a large flag. Yesterday flag
pole was erected, and in the afternoon Rep
resentative Mccall, Col. Woodward and
others of the regiment conducted appropri-
ate ceremonies.
Lewis Taylor. private in Company L,
9th New York Volunteers, was today
stricken down with fever. His condition is
not deemed serious. Orderly Macklin of the
9th Pennsylvania suffered an accident this
morning in front of the camp of the 65th
New York. His horse ran away with him,
but Macklin was rescued without serious
injury. Otherwise the day has passed with
out the addition of single name to the
list of those now in the hospitals. Private
Dawson and Private Stevens of the 9th
Illinois, who are now at Fort Myer suffer-
ing from pneumonia. are both resting east
ly. Three of the twelve men in the hos
pital of the 9Th with bad colds caught In
Springfield were dismissed this morning
They are Privates Bailey, Company NJ;
Holman, Company L, and Angler, Company
d. Everywhere the same improvement Is
noted.
Regiments Expected.
Three regiments of infantry are expected
to arrive today. OF these, two are from
Missouri and one from Kansas The It'll
Illinois, a regiment made up almost en-
tirely of Hibernians, is said to have left
Springfield for Camp Alger.
Second Lieutenant F. o. Brooks, Com.
pany E, 9Th Ohio, has resigned. This &C.
ton is due to a serious illness in his fam
lily. Lieutenant Brooks superior officer
Captain w.. l.. West, was acting commits
sary of the 18th Ohio, but will now have t
resign that position to resume command
of his company. Captain C. A. Thomp
son, Company I, is to succeed Captain
West.
| Mrs. Mccall, wife of Representative Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Intended as Warming,

The third section of the foregoing order
is intended to warn enlisted men against
wandering too far from camp in search of
fuel OF food. This may be the best method
of preventing theft, which the officers are
trying to stop. 1t viii at least be given a
trial.
Nearly every regiment that has so far
reported has brought along it's own pro-
gram Of calls. The fourth section of the
order will. 1t Is hoped, secure uniformity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
SHOWERS.
Rain Indicated for Tonight and


It.tIH IHUIcNteu IOr IUHISHt HHu Tue
row.
Forecast till pin. Friday-For the Dis
trict of Columbia, partly cloudy weather
and showers tonight and Friday; northeast
to NORTH winds.
For Maryland and Virginia, partly cloudy
weather, showers in eastern portions to-
Light and Friday; light northeast to north
winds.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Into ors pint q boiling zater put one
pound q Ia pork wklca has been
eEoSPea fos zE1 free fr7a ska and
sarsct X r-1sc3s Let this stand for
avs Or ia ra.zsfes. theu ctr in three
ez1s Of brown s7zzr ard one cun ~
luolzsses. o-s pouud o. sto1es rsis,as
saEst caps O; sosr. one tablespoonful
eaka q EIOznd cinnamon aad allspirs
o1s fszEEocafal q sloTss. eight cups
Q. fozT AID two tszspoonful. O. sofa
Dissolve TIRE sotA ia three tablespoon.
'uls q warm Ez;sT and beat IN rraa.
Eslly. After stirring for twenty min.
utss po1r into pans and lake inamod-
erstsly hot. steady oven. II there /,
danger q burning. cover xith paper
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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Ea1s..s c1eE -gt wear e Ec.5. silver Or
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s-41s SIPS oTsy ths rs5ae1. a sexsleg
s-11s- Tsry s=zli. ess1e. a see square
t1-tltss u gyEsy ssttiaE c. th-ts IL
1zitssszlal els-1ze1 ST ii row. By
zs1 q s.i1s . l1sp a. rib59n j. made
. drop ever tss had. wails % Or End
q he 1zTToE ak rsIns ia fas,eaea Z
watch, q TIE other Asr s-n9fea szils,r
aze driving glasses
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

To bleach her hair IN tie sun I, +,
iztssr-czy notion Of tn. woman -,
fares ey the seaside. For this reason
outing hats are somewhat al a s,,.
count, all save a very ugly and urbs-
coming but zone the less vizoroasly
adopted REFER cap made o. xbi,s r.,.
vz'- To the thinking o, come li,,is
cotton platter. SCI rskishly 70 one ,,ss
and held ioubtfully in place BY /. ,.r..
Of long pi5n. put through the whl,s
suede crown band Is Infinitely eo-o,s..
fish. but that ia an open question
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

TIE fErs-e-es bssxe@n ezlizh-e-l
al z1e-lizEtszsd rsle-zhlp IL zcgrs-
ezs1sf By BO1s ~ tze DeopIs 81 India.
eez5i-s ire wiSes,rezd discomfort that
r-sTziLs there Zhsneseg TIE Birth
zovsrrrs1. interfsree with arr szI.-
CIVILIZED e1szoZs 4 Iszdfrx rzrfTe
payer, tie P5oassr o. LzcknoE. frank
u says: We are yst far srora true
progress. g1ziizhuea rule or.y "a Be-
cause they are possessed Of those Eixh
moral vfrr1ez z vaEeh ne have 70, q
ves.izs- Nor are ve likely % ze<s-ire
them for centuries yet T. "a
rsry essential, bssore we cer1zn1 poll
teal rights and privileges sross Ire
Engi&bmen, tLz+ ne zhozId sacs<ro-
70 acquire those virtues which slime
have made Enziishne1 great zrrouz
the nations Of the World" suea a
spirit as that prevailing anonz tbs
people would make q tributary szts
essy 10 govern BE. upon the govern
ing g-z.e would rest the IRENE. dora
responsibility Of living Up TO that zsti-
mate Of f. There IL thought for this
country. which has Just ANNEXED an in
fsrior state and proposes to govern /.
High moral virtue in doing so, To -rs
the Indians phrase. is all that can xiv.
us either justification or success.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Al ercsszi1zlF zr1-zcItE. eject is
produced ~ thoEe eAillrsa'E costume.
the tzIlEsss Q, rhsch is gathered u
vel xboTs tie vzis- in small gzL1e--
fngs AMI pIzits resembling , yoke.
Sometimes : ssoc-S rOE o. Dlzits and
gatherings e foEz5 a. the lire Of the
rzis-, and tzkss the Place q 2 belt
O. girsls. Th1s ayTzrzszeat does sSsg
vitt all trimming oshsr than . small
plat 0. linen e1zs1 with Izee around
the collar. II older Deopie hare re-
grsttst the passing o, the balloon
slssTs and the zaTent ot the gloTs-
ike arm covering. how much more
Is IL 20 be regretted OF the pzrt o,
the eailcrsr. whose shoulders are sTs1
ieEs likely 70 EhOE r9 well in close
fitting slssTs THAI are these Ct fhei-
sidsrsz Mary ro,bsrz are in open
rebellion sgzinEt this decree o. fash
ion, and insist On making their chill
oreniz dresses with the small Empire
puff, the rouncet epsuiette, or after
the fashion Of the English sleeves
Sailor hats. large, tapping affairs. and
hoot-hke head coverings Of flexible
straw. simply trimmed with knots OF
ribbon, are in favor for little girls be-
tween the ages Of four ard twelve.
Then the fashions Of their elders are
gradually assumed. At first little
trimming is noticeable, and simplicity
ia the main requisite. Little by little
the ruchings, ribbons and feathers that
decorate the hats OF their elders are
added
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01
Cheese Inrnorrr

Cut some nice puff paste into rounds
o. squares and On oae-halt Law go
nicely grated or sliced cheese ara
sprinkle II ~ith pepper and sal, an5
add bits Of butter. The cheese shon,s
- within half an inch Of the edge .,
tie square or round. so that when ,bs
cher half Is TUNED over the ssys.
previously dampened with water MAJ
be neatly fastened down. Brusb ,b,-
~ over With milk and take in a qu,ef
oven.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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Il E0-stEz1es 6rETs1 zzzaoE- . dzszrzs-
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these tki-Y Esrz current f. z-esert
Ezypt, re nay literally Ezy. rIta Mr..
Ki1llnx. In TIE dzTs ot Cd Rz-es@s
that E.o-y had pzrszis.~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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1slgl Dg-zE1l,1
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

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AZ sfs zur Lnk IL y-ls-t az 1eeo-
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In. "a ~ r-as-. razus. t1EE casa
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

According to the Poo's "a. q
Journal mosquitoes cannot aO's A
touch OF permanSsnats Of
la instantly fatal to the in ~
their stages OF development.
ful. It Is averred. win kill Al ~
quito emhryos In = 'en-se'
II Ia recommended TO sea' -
crystals Of permanganate o. Oh =
widely through marshes 10
uuitneg abound.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

For half an hours playing on the
piaEoforte the other day in London
Paderewski received 1--WE hundred zuip-
cas-. For half an hours playing on a
piano-organ in the street after be had
been told to move on, another man fn
London, that same afternoon, was nor
paid at all, but was fined seven shill-
ings. There ia problem for those 30
cialists who believe. with Kari Marx
that all labor Is OF equal value, ans
that value is proportionate to the time
consumed. Perhaps It will be to them
renewed proof CT the need of universal
revolution.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01
BASE BALL GOSSIP.
CURRENT NEWS AND NOTES
OF The GAME
sNa rmyirsss Is s'in 'n~ ks's
Eatb~r fs.a th< NIespsiSa rr~.iis@t
tsssse. csxr.s crittst.sa ifstisx fsA
.irs Jebn Z. brsss-

He umpire prob
len IL as serious
1hls season a. q
has lssh AZ any
time and lhis TOD.
via the double
umE!Te sysism IN
vogue The mag
E4tss hAve done
everything IN thslr
power 20 poFSsel
umPires axsiast
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

AZ mas been known for a lon. ,t-n.
.na' president Hart Of Chleavo "a
Ahson did not love each o,bsr sa- a
Iaen, bu' each h.s held his to,r,,
'AsLefer reporters were abop, sn,
2 therf private opinions o, each o, NV
ave ave never been in print The o,he,
'Ay. hoserer. Arson handed prs.,s Ia,
a 1, lsh-hander and probable wo',,s ,
ne 70 have expressed himso,, .us.I
oIeiely than he did. lie wn. .r "'o.e
ns o. The Chicago team ana II. y n-,S
80. aud when told OF the ,ncra US,
.,'lnee and interest IN base b.,, re-. ~
:, said Il venture n uai ~
.hleaso League club viii M, 49,. vac .,
i i,d this year There ba, S h.s., :
ieelaTing Of dividends By this c, M mo no
me hart became president :, M ~
, .,1.,, get any return this nv sns
.,tainiy It viii be an arrs.aS,s s year yea.
n ~, Anson then compared N. a., sr
'aei'i standing o, the chicago ,'e an, IN,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01
MI. WAY Of Dc,ss II

And He walked over 'n' ~
said the Sunday -sehool teao'' .,sf
none Of you boys can wnA Ia
waters" II can. Miss. M
oliver. holding up his nan" ID
sense" said the teacher. 90
Miss" said oliv>r, earnestly ,Ar
you II you ~ by the
sketch.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Tia CE1z1E E-e = E-ass1- III -E.n
gsrs1 e "a s@VEs3 81 1sad8 = -
sz.ss sDEs-lu-z - Sss1z-1E. - Et EIF-
13eT ssz -1z- IL szss-- a..
visa Ss 1ngzz - hzEz zaulEz -
-zzturz
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Es-T II 5-zIisT f3lEs szE -scr-
ezruz-ssn " ~ E1uzss E-EE y
EEzEsaz-I rz1zE-F szEz=@E- III LIZ
--u1 reuEzzE Et.zz L Il 1z1p1 -.-a-
fxl-E
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

-ns DIlE tEl-z,zE liz s5zz1 sE--lcssss
hs-set II llz lpv n LrEe s1-ls1 -
ssezE a Dzg - -ha szE-F and gzFsE
rzr M : l1s-sss - - II
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Bs-z AZ En-zs 11ZTrsl E.s-uzErs u
[rla eouI=T s11sE lni1E zLss- via M
-x-ns-zz-1f ~ ExsE Z &EE t4E A.
sszf Il m us-z ullE--aaEz
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Hunting red cloth uz.s this s-srt
little REFER. black brad ia straight
roEs and scroll design sith gilt niIi-
izrF buttons aiding nEea 70 is up-to-
date style. This style Of Sarke. realms
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Men H. liz e.E-irE.szzss---1sT Evxrs
vxz 81 ger n IL 1za% -,s-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

-1-u-sss N r=E vel n zzzs1 1tr ia
r1c DE sz1-- zzs-f and ez.1-ssz IA DR.
~ .g Ii. b11E-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

The matter Of selection o.
for the National League at d"
seems vsrinT. However, y
\ wonderfully complicated ~
President Young works on "' 80.
be called the recurreut plan.
Of the vintage of 1890 are dropr,
in issa. to be appointed ass'a = ~
20 drop on, again In isss' u
TO life In 1898. I, isnt 50 n
you come TO aualyze II.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Ss---aur II HlE-iBuk I1s-Kl-zzlr-
.ssa t-lz--slz.lsv Z IL sslszLEzzua=- rz-z---
- yDL
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

a -ks1sEVs E~-slu Esiiz1 1ks-a II
zzXxs uIss TEBsL-riE-l.-z- Z-z1
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

a VIE uessz z11fE e @mzE Tx ts-
-rss fIzstszz1h Es-zaz -.zI1 Z -sriElf1I.4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

IL some parts Ct central and south
Africa s single nreay gives lIxh, 40
J'nr1insts Whole room.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

5pv Erie Hal EsEs " rs ss-ayv-
Ha-x-z n Ez
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

zee Vera siuls -w....
ost ths SsW Yen -. ~
eousie he capital stor. 5
lsssas has. 2Gd las, ye.r ~
eAarss alsiasaa o, IL s* ,s
40 he ch'szgo receipts r., :
ahk sozeso1y else. Mills.
q ihsfs has ssea 10 aisla.,."
tse caiesgo sssoziA,ios -
eaHs the bead. / 90 49,
falling oz IL aifeasanss 80
~sr- There sseHa 10 ). 80.
rssrsfsr ne have besu
tee sny special eaeitss...
foFx or In the east over a.
least. Il does not lnt.r.s,.
e2se ball hzsiness
WAiit raess tGiI p'zy.r
business ese&1s- th4y "a.
~ ~ thAh iAsY eaa a ~.
sise. tsere are scsss isx.A.k
and ~~sshtaer reasoas ara...
players sao are Il tsH -.
sons oihsr than ssaseisl a., . !.
er Chance. q TIE cAisasss ~
covered hi= In cais,orrI. a. ~
sisned aiHs 70 chaeaso eos,,,. !
Cal the siiEatsst trousa =
zses 40 esnzHe fsr tass, -
simply sAzted 10 piay h.lI -
that CsAzess immediate r.,.,s-'
Wsil o. sze thAr there f..l;, / y
e~ssiss Tor his play.ss ball -
80 the s1crf goes. his IRA, \
blessed wt's siFcag lgaxs "a !
20 'crtify eins@.f axalns, =, !,
itary a-lettoe u thl. ss.s 4
tafer up hsSe esii Csass. |. .
aRse intelisrsat lcoklax yea,
ase there l. no dezhi tAa i. -,
nueh esssatse b playtss ~
Pressae1t fogtE says la, =
BE umpire syStsn Il aas a q.
PSns~ 10 tes isazas osss ~ !
glp.rs sysssns. beaas~ 4 xrsr !
Il Hss1s In travelling ssu-eu
aEpir~= are spg protested a -
IN past ysars RsEes th~y a ~
10 - ss.fled as oftrH NJ, !
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

All important is the finish at the
Threats OF simmer gowns. Even the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01


douhis empire sTstssu IN NJ -
upinioa- lie. hassVsr. faiis = :
% the maasy les; 10 sseFsasss u
ascu tkrcsxh games los u
~ utaplrteai ireampsssass
Yugax evidently sa.s1s hslsls
In spraksug % the I.saxss szEa
fy-eutiy Manzksr Tsessa Il css''
aid The faur tip seAssHis. -
rcE1s 10 The major isssss = :
Fggvsnspt o. tbs aEsisaafrs :
Ia rruSi5as yszrs. ~ Fstia
cham plonsAlg race Fer ns
rare is ali-ia all ths elesss, he :
has kaown sia7s the i4-eira a.
mation. The 6ussa elabs sssz
better matched than ever ss'sT
one q the surprises Is ths aosEH
u the craeksr5aeks BY he i'iiaa
thc race. Cincinnati rzz ecEsss
Kiss the dust Ia three saHss .
series ~ four WITH Washsf'sA
Louisville uon three u tssi
on the home grounds viii 'at
There il one asw have 70 pfs
iogT-trip schedule and 10
serious one. from the hnahfA
point. refer 10 the siFssfs
Fnmsa that are called for On 'ss
trips. That u. Of the foaf''"
with each club the series afs "
into t-o Of four games. ana w.
three games. Nov when visiu'
plays a stretch Of four same
city they cease 20 be aitfae' :.
third game. unless Of course "
team IL winning. A t~o OF ta'"
engagement In each town
for the fans. II | Tere on ~ =
ulc committee next fall ! "oaA
a three-,rip schedule, Win ~
spill, up into two OF two
and on. Of three games saen'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

Some = tas BOYS agrr1r tn b. hAy!uE
I llt'Is 'lr ui;h John T B-ush b aaz.
* hiE wlzs BE- Is s7.zE 70 90 wlth
Ew.nE who ERs r~H5vc4 ~ me an.
sire 4. paiti1srp feE hs bad bsha
y.sr Il IL este astcalzaIar 10 h~nr
tzat Buck ever v1a q - ggi.ty 81 b.
saving batiy On The diamond. II ths
% tays vasr he va regularly on the
SEE there wasn't q nan uhn hss lees
% say 4 yoa tgz'i mlad ny prrvarl-
at!EE aholt a little talnx than
Back bad 20 the auptrr G~urrslfs
BE- tsEz7 before the same. continued
E.th0at aay 60 sat5on ihraarha.t the
gaze an4 u ths snPsrs hadat died 81
sxhRrHtioa ~ksn ;he game Eas owe.
Has ready to tuteFfain hlra .ar riss
lz.uEs h tts sypulaE fEa-ka bsa
A Hay about him that wnsst quite M
o Anna Hsld's. perhaps. bat hc s.snslv
1yprctlzsd The umplrsa With bic sor
Z small AK For that reason II 4,
7ainial 20 hear that Ne vas arsp,Ifv
sjeets1 from the grounds. so The dis.
catches said BY order % oas az thess
Sho Tsre formerly slaves on his star
Wen. tasre have been many changes In
s2se bali in the last few years ana
Eupposs that Buck" has lost his fns,,.
lues Ike some Of the other big 'uns
But Via, In thunder is going to b hls
punishment when the mana Eemsn, OF
ne team Is on record as saying that
punishment must follow II the pisyer.
ut up didoes on the field! Psrhapa
Buck vill Be excused because he isn.t
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-10-01

plzysrA Ihey have failed. however
10 Erotees players ard patroas zsaiAsi
uugirss whsn a trace Of ufapirSa
ihrsstsns 70 get syen sikh a team ans
u he very cert opP0rtanity olrses
yFucssds 70 sake coed me threat. y
. tta- for TIE league itself sna Pres
a3snt Yoaag 70 bFiEg about refoEf1-
A. tnoon psEsut uupifs IL rot 90 rae-
70 - feared a. a disAonsst one. 4
.sx- Is pretty certain 70 get an even
split trpm AZ inrD1 pstsai umpire. II
"a. reysr hops tcF such erai sFofa
alkhcn-s, o. eosed umpire tEFirss
s1yetT and Co1E0.ly ane esPertsli1
II l&ttsr-art either ineomp ~tsnt dis
s5zest Or easily ia,iaidsJsd Sh'es-
sseF o, these fail.ngs are iheirs lara
aasitEfss thea from asrYtns on ths
ieAEzs sss They SO tire game anea
harm. By allowing such msn 70 hAn-
Sc he Indicator Prrsiarnt fDuns
places TIE EaEs in jeopardy Il . true
lat Preslsenl Freedman has an s1ss-
ssrats9 IDEA q the igeonp stsney o.
so=- q tAs anEifss ana tn1kes acrE-
satirES thAi ssrart - proven Al ~
SAFE tizs rs dsEzn4 for more e8m-
ss.snf officials las -lrh aure o. a
aaAiness ring 10 Il tsAn has Pres.d~ut
YouaE'a t!su-E14aE po.!ry % hrespting
zzp.res practically Ga 'heis 0wa re.
9==sr1EtlEnH ast sast.vs.y refusing
70 remove egsa or Also.uss proof %,
Ehel- tsrgEp els.Cy o. aii3@!nE in-
7ezp-tsal uzplFes 10 rrsaala % the
ra- Il spite x protests from ry~ry
slab NJ Y0qag simply Etsrnsthrrs
NJ Freedman Ia Ms 4~riarstisa that
ss Mr YCarxl .s l1sneer-fraL o e.
70 b. Ao2s1 lan " Tggag viii nat a.
gv " FrvetnaHa fah.4 demands an3
. ser-zz't91s 70 move k.rs. IS e BE- eiaia.4
p. lEey ala IN ~ ss'sas.nE % C.uh-
zsn A. IT, Eame sime BE- ssoala s-e
'er h,Es@i asa Pay zone attention 90
sgE fl4sa;s ts.y .uae CO tht tsus IN
sirz srun yafa9gs q3asters.