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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

poARDERs WANTED Furnished rooms
 1 and board; terms reasonable: in Ozark Mountains: Address Mrs. E. D. Cook, Ben tonvllle Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

FOR RENT--A house; furnished or unfu ! nished. Call at 31s Walnut St.
 d6t F. NJ. BRIDGES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Mr. 1T. W. Poss. Of Grapevine. is q visitor to the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Miss Johnnie Tankersy is visiting friends at Star City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

To Cure ConstI tIpation Forever.
 Taka Casearets Candy Cethartic 10c or 25c. II c (. c. fail to cure, { ruggists refund money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Standard sugar cured hams Il cents per pound.
 ga6 dtI. Mccain Grocery Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Ma. George gatterworth sailed yesterday f9r London, England,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

No-To-n nac fos Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco hA'oit cure, makes weak nen strong, blood pure soc. ei. All druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Misses Bessie and Mary Merritt left this morning for Arkansas City to be gone for severel weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Mr. Guss Waterman. of Dumas, is In the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

sssfEf sss sf ,i.s ., si t6e loyelest vocai d .art ire .ssI snsic ever pug, kte. gS3S t;,.es fu.i s1ejt J'iusic s.zel E n.5 isn@@ LaiJsf | ttf I.,sletD1s's tssT, F asE sss5sI .M I .psh 1ssstsr.tHi mattresses. N N
 G% es SsY. r.eet r.tvas and F portre,
 SJtssl ' susisli Eohe Co sasarn'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Fresh cooked rolled ham al Joe c. Meyers. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Mr. W. H. Langiord has returned from Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

cady sells lumber at 5000 dlf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

COOD PASTURE at$1 per month for horses; N cattle 75c. Good water. Apply to ] 4 Perdue, 6-27 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-07

Fair except showers in North DOT tion tonigh.. Friday fair, stationary temperature.
 CITY ITEMS. ady sells lumber at 5000. dtf. Miss Sue Knox Is visiting at Tucker.
 Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 U There were no cases before the Police Court this morning
 ---------- shelving and counters for sale. Apply to v Schwartz. 909 Baarra- que st. t $ d3Ot Ms. George Butterworth sailed yesterday fsr London, England Fresh cooked rolled ham at Joe z. Meyer's. II Mr w. H. Langford has returned from Little Rock. Cady sells lumber at $5.OO. dtf.
  Mr. Guss Waterman. of Dumas. s , In the city today.
  Standard sugar cured hams 10 cents per pound. 6.a6 dtI. Mccain Grocery Co. Mir. 1T. ". Poss. of Grapevine. is visitor to the city today.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
rhs Language OF Color.

There Il. a language Of color as well
as OF, flowers. White expresses power.
wisdom, purity. candor, chastity Red
Is symbolical OF power. passion, riches:
Kings and rulers on earth have always
worr red mantles. and SO have the
cxecdtioners of old. SO that this color
also stands for cruelty and hardness,
Blue denotes fidelity. sweetness, ten
derness. loyalty, spotless reputation.
Aerial divinities are invariably clad in
blue. The ancients allowed yellow to
stand for glory and fortune. Now il
is called the color OF infidelity and
shame. Green Is emblematic of hope
and joy. 1T is the. emblem of youth,
because spring verdure is green. seal-
ousy does not have any showing In
discussing this color Black stands for
sadness. deception. for, disappointed
hopes. Internal deities are painted
black. Legend says that Apollo turned
the raven black because 1t had be-
trayed him. Hence the raven is called
the bird OF misfortune. Pink denotes
health. love. youth, pleasure. Violet
is the tint allowed faith. Orange
means divine inspiration and poetry,
The muses. are represented as draped
in orange-co.ored draperies. Orange
was once the color of hymen. Brides
in older times wore orange-colored
yss. called flammenm. Even now
brides wear orange blossoms on their
wedding day.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
FREAKS OF FIRES.
Perishsbie Articles Saved and 0,
Burned.

DuEntus
"Speaking of fires" said the ID
ancc man. "they are the quec
things In the world. A fire will d
times take infinite pains 10 bun
everything indestructlblc in sight
leave an infiammable article
Touched. l have run across all /
OF queer freaks played by fires III
time.
s'In a printing office fire every
wns7 c11arred and every line II q
type was either melted or warpa
as to be OF no further use. but
only font of wood type in the I
turned up MI right, and when th.
seed oil which had boiled out Of
wood and stood all over it in beads
wiped. on It was as good as ever
II remember once when insl'
stone entrance to a cemetery viii
thought was as safe as n load Of
iron under water, but the thing bu'
up inside of n month.
AT another time ] Cancelled q p
on a rickety old frame planning
which / knew would burn up 10
OF a year or two. That was tive
five years ago. Since then every ,
planning mill that have insured
been burned, but the old frame
stood until last year, when Il was
down and replaced by Il new
building.
''Ice houses would seem 10 be
risks, but they burn more rapidly
natcn factories, and when the IN
over the contents are usually
loss. would rather insure gunpoH
than ice any day"
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
M. c,,d,,on.,. Inc ro,ilne.

London. April 24.-Alarming reports
regarding the health of Mr.. Gladstone
are circulating tonight. Drs. Doble
and Bliss went to Hnwartlen this
morning and consulted with Drs. Hn-
bershen and Smith. The following
bulletin was issued to-day at 3 p. M:
MIR. Gladstone's condition is one of
increasing weakness, though he is
more free from pain"
The newspapers say that Gladstone
is sinking fast. A change for the
worse was observed last night, and
DR.. Habcrshen and Sir Thoinns Smith.
surgeon extraordinary to the Queen,
were hastily summoned TO Hawarden
and spent the night there. 1t Is con-
sidered significant that no bulletin
wns issued today from Hawarden
Mr.. Gladstone's family has been sum.
moned
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
l25,OOO MEN WANTED.
TIE reEsspsNr 'ssYFs AcHt..
voIuntssrs Asked 70 servs for oAs Year
unl<,s sooner Dlseh.rEsd-Aiiifi- VIII
Ne Given the Preference-Colo
Proporsion VIII BE 1.>os Men

Washington, April 24.-The Presi-
dent Yesterday issued the following
proclamation. cailinE fors125so go <troops
TO serve for two years: s....- :. Is ~
"A Proclamation; BY the Fresiuent
OF the United States:
"Whcreas. by an act Of Congress, en-
titlde An Act TO Provide Tor the IN
crcasing OF the Military Estnpiish-
nent of the United Sfates in Time OF
War and for Other Purposes ap-
proved April D. 1s9s, the fresiuent
was, authorized I'm order to raise a vol
unteer army to issue bis proclamation
calling for volunteers 10 serve IN tne
army Of the United States.
1-Now. therefore,. l. William. Mei>ln-
ley, President of the United States, py
virtue OF the power vested in me by the
constitution and bylaws, and deem
ing sufficient occasion to exist, nave
thought III to call for. and hereby 10
call for volunteers 10. the nggregate
number OF 125.0lO In order to carry
into effeet fl1e purpose or the suid res
oiution, the same to be apporfioned
M far MS practicable. among the sew
eral states and territories md the DIS
frIct of Columbia, according 10 popu-
ldtIon, and to serve for two years I'M
less sooner discharged. The defans
for iIIis object viii he. Immediately
communicated TO the proper nuthor1nes
through the War Department.
| I'm Witness whereof ] have herernto
set my hand and caused the seal OF
| the United States to he affixed.
-.Done ;fft Washington. this twenty
third day Of April, 1893, and OF the in
depcnedence OF the United States, the
| one Hundredth and twenty y-second.
\ ..WILLIlAM MCKINLEY,
-By tho Presidents
JOHN SHERAfAN. :
I t .sSecreinry OF State
| The Presidents proclamation. while
actually issued, was not certified to the
| governors of the states and territories,
| and VIM not be until Monday. Tbe
| reason Is two-fold. In the first place,
1.-THE War Department desires to avoid
| destroying the present organization of
tthe National Guard, which is TO be
called into service first The guard
panIes and, being officered more num-
erousiy than the regular army regi-
men;s. would have to be changed to
CORRESPOND to the army organization,
|. In order to comply with the order ms
lit exists. The pending bill, however
provides for meeting Just such an
emergency, and permits the use Of the
National Guard as organized
The men. as fast as mustered in by
regulnr army officers in the various
states, will be brought to. one of the
three great depots. namely. Washing-
ton, Richmond and Atlanta, where
| they will be organized TO meet the re-
qufrements of modern army tactics.
WHILE It Is the purpose Of the War
Department TO secure only National
t;tiardsmen. as far MS possible. under
this first call for volunteers, the states
where there are no National Guards
l.or where the number falls below the
quota stated in the call. the states VIII
be expected to supply volunteers, re-
gardless of their supply of orgnnizn-
tlon. lin fact, this must be done under
the law;
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
pwARFs IN THE pxs-.'

Theory Of Their orir.a n.
Their Legendary nl.s,,,
There mas long dwe1t in ~.
tie Pyrenees. on the IA
border Of Spain. race az ~
posed by some to be Of Tai
says writer IN Cosmos ~
They inhnbit the valley of !,
In the northwestern por,Ion
Spanish province called Cerss
never exceed fifiy-onc apd
inches In height, and hays
formed legs. grcnf bellies. y
Hat noses and pale, .lnw.hsle,ss
plexioqs. They are usually e..
ten to- the verge of idiocyg ~
subject to golfer andtscrofnlr.,
fions. The chief town of IL
valley Is Ribas. a place Of ! IN
itnnts, about 500 feet .al,ov. !.
level The mountains rise ~
town to a height OF 6.0oo "a a.
and command an amazingly e..
Z fpnnoramn of, mountain, plain :,
er, with Spanish cities visible ~
one side and French upon NJ
The region Is rich. both aerieul1|
and minerally. and Is fainops
medicinal springs In this ~
dwell the dwarfs. perhaps hs H.
a race Of men and women "A y
found. In any civilized CONF
They are almost witliouf elm
and inhabis. wretched huts. whs,
have any shelter. The most Inis
are employed as shepherds I,
sumner they live for months
elevation of more than COCO fee
out Shelter. Here they see no
creatures save some Of their owl
often idiots. who are sent up }
fifteen or twenty days with a SUI
food. 4
The women in some instanc,|
employed In the village of Rib
nurses for children. and as sud
found tender hnd faithful. y
Communication throughout the n
was ms easy as 1t Is now it was M
lucky to have one OF these dwarf.
family. and the dwarfs We're hiru
and even sold to be used IN begzN
other valleys-of the Pyrenees: b
number is decreasing, and tho,
the Ribas valley are reduced to
individuals. 81
The wriJer rejects the theory
Chineses origin for the dwarfs, an
| iieves that they are merely the 4
crate descendants Of the ordinar
lives, Ill nourished for generauol
on diet OF potatoes and black
The fnct that with improved mei
Communication the dwarfs are de-
Ing helps TO confirm the writers
ory, and he believes that with y
nourishmenf and decent shelter
descendants would gradually retu
The normal typF Meanwhile The q
| bors of the dwarfs look upon
with n curious mixture of feelings
fact that the dwarfs drink much
particular spring has given also RI
a superstition that whoever drink
Il will become deformed, and the
mai natives nre Mortified to see Wis
experimenting with the dreaded
ers. There is reason to believe
the waters OF the spring are benz
| to the syomaehs Of .well-npurishei
sons. but injurious to those wha
| accustomed to an tinwholesme
and it is entirely possible that Il
fed dwnrfs have been injura
drinking of the spring.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
|ST0RY OF THE WAR
Revised and Condensed Into Reliable PORN
!. e: s For Our. Readers. (.

guns. Eyery.suc1 discharge costs the peo~
pie Of tile United 8tates a matter OF 500
ptr gun. Every i3-inch gun at evcry dis
charge gives q pressure Of two and one-
fourth tons 10 the square inch on the
protected d4ck n 6a5upnon.s 4. squndron|
rcpresents power worthy of tho mighty
nation whose rfnndafd Il carries Into the
boats are some Qf fhs nbiesf sea nrhfrrs
In the American navy. Ohicers and men
alike ere as eager for action as the rnem-'
ory OF their dead cofnpatriot9 IN HAVANA
sarnos sampson san and %is Then o a cs5.s
every man-jack IN the feet 10 nnftos1s for
work. The sailors IN the fIeet- nv 5u@f
now the envy o. Al |thc navy men rcarfnr
Uncle Sans Uniform That they win give
told to do. no one 10 Wauhington- has the
slightest fear. tf+t131t ts
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
Mil:s.ryl auara for sreKlrlsy.

A military guard Will be placed At The
white house In a few days. TEis has been
definitely settled. but none OF the details
II the arrangements are known. Colonel
Bingham. superintendent OF public build
fngs and grounds, WILL haye charge OF the
guard and such others as may be placed
at the public buildings. Torpedoes nud
mines are helng planted In the Potomac
river belowswashinsfon. They are being
put there as a safeguard in case Of an
emergency. and the exact location OF the
mines; are being kept secret. The majot-
ity|. OF tho. work Is being done by night.
and is being pushed forward with an eye
to the possible contingency OF hostile
feet attempting 70 shell the capital. ~
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

places that WIN be occupied by tho rcsi-
lar Spanish soldiers. the volunteers and
the firemeh' the moment TINT II win be
necessary 70 repei my attack by. -jplt-
Cd States flcet or army. lp response 70
circular that was distributed throughout
tho city inviting every Spaniard in Ha-
vana-regular soldiers. volunteers fire
men and civflians-to make q popular
demonstration MS protest against the
actions Of the United States a tremendous
procession moved through the streets. 1t
started at the prado and Central Park
md moved along Muraila and Mercader-
% streets to the Plaza de Armas At its
head moved a band OF music and q stand
ard Of Spanish flags. The crowd went 10
the palace. IN front. o< which stood Cap
tain General Blanco. whom they chccred.
and to whom they pledged life and money
to use in-protccting their motheriand. This
demonstration was the most ardent sign
OF the enthusiasm felt by all Spnuinrds
for war between Spain and the United
States hff
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
a Few shot. rrom ,hs ror,.

Washington, April 24.-Reports come
that gunners In the forts that protect
Havana take occasional shots ut the
vessels OF our fleet they come close
enough but tue fire is NOT answered.
The government apparently not ready
to open liostlllties vet, though rumors
nrc aiioat that notice Inns been given
Great Britain that Havann will be
shelled tomorrow. This Is doubtless
an error. as the city itself will not be
hrcd upon except as a last resort and
after the forts have been, reduced.
Rumors Of an expected lombard.
menf caused a great panic at Havana
to-day. ''i'';
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

The Indications are stronger than
sver for record breaking high prices
fsr wheat bsfore the next harvest
rsa1y for the market. From Al psru
Of the country come reports Of 60
ptslsd sfocks In farmers' hands. There
q nol enough wheat In the h6rthwesi
70 supply the Minneapolis mills. and
~ pfsdIction II made that wheat vii
have q BE- shipped from chicaso II
make up the threatened shortags
wheat Il rapidly rising In price In al
<hs fsrcIEn countrio6. Letter has
shipped nearly 5000. 900 bushels to
Liverpool, and couid readily dispose Of
what he has left 1t fancy prices. France
confemplates reducing tho tari6 duty
on wheat, and Spain, RoumanIa and
Italy have already done 20. Runsian
stscln AFe tbs smallest on record II
sesnns evident that tho United States
Will have to fesd the world for MANY
nonfhs TO come Those farmers who
have besn fortunate enough to hold
On to their wheat feel confident that
thu price viii touch $l.25 and probably
S1-5o before the new crop Is ready.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

In the United stRteu Supreme court
Il Wa1hinrton an opinion has besu
handed down BY Justice HARLAN, 10 ths
case Of the Missouri. Kansss 4 Iexaa
Raiiwny company VI. charlse Hspers
aiarmlns the constltutionalIty and "
lIdity of The state laws Of Kansas pro-
hibifinr the transportat:oh into ths
sesfs of cattle si{ected with Texas feyst
and providing for q ciyii netiop y! \.
damages In case Of the infrection q tne
lsr. Thsse laws were attacked on tne
eround that they we're repusneut q
The conptitufiqn Of the unlfed statva.
md oIse. on ~ ground that domestic
nn1<io xsro euncisptly protected p
!s1sss1 ~. "a q tzs e. Essul.s'e3 a "a
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

A young man tells the press that he
was four times refused By the girl q
his hoart; but on making the NTH
proposition. accompanied by the box
ing Of her ears with snfncient force 70
knock her down. she said, after weep
ing. ''Yee, depr." That kind Of man
rcneraily kills his girI; 20 that T.
not impo9sib1e to commend him fQf
lii conservatism. Doubtless be- has
made up his mind not to kfll her until
after narrlnge. and II II never viss 70
BE- In hurry in such matters.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
Regiment Of western. sharp.noo.er.,

Washington. April PA regiment
of mounted sharpshooters, to be made
up OF expert rifemen and rough riders
from the whole West. is about to be
organized Under the direction OF Gen
eral Algcr. secretary of war;.
One company. consisting OF no men
will be allotted TO Colorado An ofil.
ser. who lspow here. has been desIg
mated to go to Colorado and enlist the
1uota OF men assigned to thar stnte
and he Is expected to reach Denver
within the next lew days.
This regiment Of --unequalled fighters
viii be absolutely separate. from the
staN quota OF the call to be made by
the President for 125.OO0 men.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
.netwlut and Is.tween.-

This whimsical anecdote from File
gende Blatter suetests that even the
middle class athe strength Of any
nation. have many grievances: Doctor
You ought to take that child into
the country for several weeks every
GUNNER. Mothcr-O. doctor, I'm sorry
to say that we are not rich enough.
Doctor Well. then. have her sent by a
fresh-air fund. Mother-But, doctor.
wore not poor enough.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

testins the while that her Intentions wers
friendly .s1Iexico. however. resented this
act ahu declared war. Practically hos-|
tflities did not take place, and after tive
years peace was made. In the same year.
Francs and Great Britain together insti-
'tuted 4 pacific blockado against Argen-
tina. which lasted no less than ten years..
the bioclsadins powers all that Time con-.
1880 Great Brit6In biockaded Grsece 70
compel rep1raffon for, certain olken9en,
but no war renuIted. In 1850 victor En1-
manuel. thgn king Of Piedmont. Joined the
revolutionary Eovernment OF Naples m
blockadine Sicily, without any war result
Ing. In 1864 Great Britain biociraded Rio
Janciro, the while declaring that she was
animated by the most friendly Sentiments
toward that country In 1879 Bolivia was
biockaded by Chile for three months be-
fore war was declared or even begun. In.
1853 France blocknded Siam. quickly fol-
lowing It with ware.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
1aovs Is 1slockasie IA vans.

The next oflclal step In the war was
taken BY the di<nnfthIhR Of the Key West
squadron 20 sail Tor Havana. and block
ade that port The ships OF this squ.d-
ron,tet sail from Key West at 2:s5 Friday
morninG. April q. The vessels OF this
squeeron are; Iowa. New York, Indiana.
pcdo and dispatch boats. The whole sailed
under command OF Captain Sampson. new
rear admiral Of the United states navy.
Captain Evans ('FiEbtinE Bob'') com
mRnds tho Iowa. Capt. Mccalln COM
mands tho Mnrbiehend.
Captiin Gampson's white squadron. ,is
ono of the most formidable fleets ever
gathered together In any waters
4 represents the stiffesf hEhtinF
material that modern naval archie
tecfure and the science OF fhe
nav gunncry can construct. II is CONF
posed Of some OF the biggest and most ef-
fective OF the war ships IN the American
navy, and can be surpassed by no nation
f in the world for tho nghtinK devices with
which Il Is equipped. Without going into
q detailed description OF the ships that
I Captain Sampson has under his control
II may be said that they arc ali capable
Of Going such destruction as the mind
reels from when one tries to picture III
Captain Sampson can. BY q simple signal.
turn loose upon Hnvana's fortress 1 sform
( OF projcctiIes calcucated to reduce Old
Morrn's ponderous walls 10 q heap Of
ruins steel projectiIe4 1000 pounds IN
weight car be hurled from The u-inch
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
..,,. u,ood p.ep.

Clean blood means clean skin
beauty withoutit. Cascnrets, ANDY ~
tic cleans your blood and keeps II c'ean
stirring up the lazy liver and driving y
purities from the body Begin t9s.
Danish pilnples, boils. blotches, ,piachnyT,'
and that sickly bilious complexionp Y " a
Cnscnrets, beauty for ten cents; az a..
0ists. satisfaction guaranteed. loc'~
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
AaMv RsoRoANIzArIoN sILu.
wni Increase the Total Force to 0I,o1o

Men. -
Washington. April "a. The House
yesterday passed the army reorganIza-
ton bill. at the urgent request of the
Fresident and secretary of war. but
the Senate did not Eemain IN session.
MS was expected, and the bill VIII not
go to the President until next week.
Some, fear. was expressed on the Dem
ocratIc side that the bill might. In
crease the regulnr army in time Of
peace. but nm. amendment, prepared by
Mr.. Bailey. which removed all doubt
on this score. was accepted by MIR.
IIull and the bill passed by unanimous
vote. The bill reorganlzes the army
Into three bnttnfion formation and au-
thorIzes the twenty-five regiments OF
the Infantry arm of the service to be
recruited up to a totnlo 81 300 enlist
ed men,. 1t authorizes the recruitment
Of the ten regiments Of the cavalry
arm Of the service to a total OF 1900
enlisted men. the seven regiments of
the artillery arm of the service to 49,
Az men. and the engineer battalion Of
i've companies up TO 7J2 enlisted men,
including two non-commissioned Off
:crs which makes a total for these
four arms of the service, when at a
maximum strength, of 81 .010.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

rhs recent santence Of n. zolA, ths
FRENCH novelist, was one Of The noa'
nstoundinr proceedinGs Of rocent time
zols Vas Condemned for % utteranes
crininai libel. perhaps. comes - neai
A anything 10 the specinc chrpe
srainst him; IN reality, his crime con
slsted n protesting against me tak.n1
away of nan's liberty ana ~ ~
rracin9 Of him Without giving bun :
fair trlal zola had no opportunity =
defeno himself. and, furfheruofe. ~
~ nst proved guilty. His trial ~
I fn4tS and . disgrace 70 = nHe1s1
which calls itsslf civiIized. 4olefteoh
. stand for the right and va iRun'
ishsd for II. His course was most hen'
orable, and the novelist may vt real
biz reward.
The western recorder., 1898-04-28
aeerre.. Aayantnge.

"They say that George Washington
was abused just as much in his day as
any OF our modern presidents have
been" Nonsense. They hadn't got
to screeching about Wall street In
those days"
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

eociely IN New York dances with
black babies In It's arms. does cake
walking. plays the banjo, and gives
minstrel shows. When the negro sets
the pace for society IA that vsy y
would seem It nrst slance u 4 be
were looking mp But II = mcrsiy ~
borrowing Of his fun and sentiment
without any compensating return; and
down south he is shot by the best
people" for the crime Of ofhesholdins'
The western recorder., 1898-04-28

rhrss 1u1sea n a. many statel hs1s
6ecldod thai Z. man he& fright 10 kill
IL destroyer d ais home. That q nol
lav; buk Il Is public sn4tlIpest psafly|
everywh>rA ana juriei are apt To Axoid
fncts In orfer 70 reach tho aame con-
c1osionf X - shocking .enQqah; hut 4
II prove IN effective varpinf % Az o.
fhess dsstroysrs much Hood will have
sone out OTIS not very large snoent
of evil. 4es{ 50 ss,' v