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The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-04-28

There will be a battle royal among
the newspaper fraternity when the
county commissioners meet again
Wait for it. Enough gore will be
spilled, figuratively, to fill all the ole
wells in the county.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-04-28

J. NJ. Jones' house, and also l.. l.
Bivens', in the northeast part of town.
are nearing completion, and will ado
greatly to the appearance of that sec
ton of the city when the painters gel
| in their work.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-04-28

Bro. Barker has purchased a new
press from an Omaha firm, and after
he gets a new building will have one
of the neatest and most complete news
paper plants in the northwest. We
are glad to see our brother prosper
and so long as he doesn't call 1t INC.
Kinley Prosperity" we will not object.
The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1898-04-28

1t is reported that a certain man in
this town has ordered a commission as
captain in the u. s. Volunteers from
Montgomery Ward s. Co., of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02

Whelmina's fetes 1t has set up in the centre
of the dixie overlooking the harbOr anOm-
alous. gaudiy painted monument capped with
a huge cone Of red. white and blue. 1t is hide
Gus object, out Of touch with the environments
fantastic foil for the sombre beauty of the lonely
fishing port. These lowy fsherfok are pctu-
rescue in their dress. homes and occupations
without meaning to be so, and merely By virtue
of the simplicity Of their lives and their instinc-
tive feeling for blends Of color There is some
thing ptiful in the ostentatious ignorance with
which they have contrived to be inartistic in
their display Of patriotism. l. N. +.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
County CONN missioners.

The report of the board of viewers
composed of Commissioner w. A. Willis,
Clemmens Knaus and F. Jones, ap.
pointed to examine the proposed exten.
SION Of Pearl street road east to Valmon,
was received by the commissioners this
week, but owing to the incompleteness
Of the report it was referred back. A.
Mr.. Willis is new in attendance at the
Farmers convention at Fort Worth a
iurther delay will BE- occasloned before
the construction of the road.
Owing to numerou, complaints regard
ing the condition of the Sunshine roao
under the Maxwell & Oliver ditch, the
commissioners today took occasion to
notify Road Ovefseer E. J. Perrin of that
division to plaeeitin repair Immediately
Two clerks are now at work hunting
up the omitted and unassessed taxable
properly of the county. The work is be.
ing done under IN agreement between
the commissioners and Charles P. Fapt
of Colorado Springs. who makes spec
lalty of such work.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

President Baker has invited . score or
more of the members of the state legis.
lature to visit the university tomorrow
and examine into the needs OF the .nsti
tuition.
The members Of the professional
schools OF the university have been hav.
ing series of differences with the ad-
ministration regarding the compulsory
chapel attendance now in vogue. The
failure of the "profeshes" to gain their
point has resulted in such boisterousness
on their part that chapel exercises have
been rendered almost useless. From
point to point the students have ad'
vanced until now the faculty is at loss
how to proceed. The sympathy of the
liberal art students is entirely on the side
of the administration, but the noisy dis
turbar ces of the medics and laws are
gaining supporters from the ranks Of the
engineers The outcome Of the contro
versy 10 watched with interest.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
win Continue BusiDs sss:

1t IL understood that the resignation Of
D. L. Wise from the management Of
he Boulder Touring mill, mentioned IN
these columns yesterday was rendered
some time ago, but that the board Of di-
rectors OF The company were unwilling
to take action upon it. Mr.. Wise.
however. had decided to enter into
another enterprise, the nature OF which
Is not now announced and insisted that
the resignation be acted upon by the
6rst of December.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08

Warrington, Dec. ga motion was
passed TO the effect that when the senate
adjoufas today it will be until Monda,
md snat the discussion of private pen.
sion b.fia would be taken up after routine
ousinssss.
/ Seastor Vest Introduced bill prohib
,t,ne 1he appointment OF senators to
COMMISSIONS. He also demanded tha,
yrlvase pension bills and the reports bs
rradin full, and declared the govern
nent rs being robbed by pension 6ends,
md tho amounts of pensionsls now more
hAnseyrr before.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
JONES RQ|dl|Q
FOuIy AfoCkCd
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK.
A Ts.mstsr Assaulted With " Billy by an
UoknOWn Man.

A Ts.m.tsr Assaulted With . Billy by an
Uoknown Man.
A most mysterious assault occurred
Yesterday morning on the road to Mar.
shall near H. S. Niles ranch, south OF the
poor farm.
James Harding. a coal hauler. was as.
sau ted and knocked from the seat OF his
wagon BY some unknown man. Rob
berry was apparently not the motive as
the injured mans pockets were not
touched. g..
Harding was found lying by the road
side by passer by named Burrows. He
was in dazed condition and it was with
difficulty that he could be induced tell
his story. He was taken on wagon and
brought TO his home on Hill street, where
medical aid was secured.
Burrows continued on to MAJ shall and
short distance beyond found Hardiug's s
team jaun,ing Ieisurely along,
Upon examination it was found that
Harding had been struck blow on the
side of the head by billy or slung shot
His hat was crushed and torn.
After being found Harding fell into a
stupor from which he emerged yester-
day afternoon at 1 o'clock When he
rcgained consciousness he stated that a
man had approached him from the side
of the road. Supposing the man wanted
to ride he slowed up and moved along
the seat to allow him to climb up be.
side him. That was the last he remem
oered. The man evidently struck him
afterwards.
John Harding, brother OF the injured
man. reported the circumstances to Un.
der Sheriff Meeker late yesterday after
noon. and said he was going to try to find
some trace Of the assailant He has not
reported since.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Cuban. and sp.n,. rd. Clash.

Havana, Dec. 8-Fist fights between
Cuhans and Spaniards are of daily oc-
currence. The Colon arrived today
70 take troops to Spain and before
entering port the officers announced
that no Cuoans should be permitted to
wear uniforms. An officer OF the Colon
landed aud shortly after met Cuban
ARA, ed in uniform. The Spainard at.
tackled him and fight followed IN which
several natives and Spalnards took part.
The Cubans got the worst OF it.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
FOUR SURVIVORS,.

Only Fragment Of the Grow Of the Lon
DOMAIN survive the Storm.
Baltimore, Dec 8.-Four mt mbers Of
the crew Of the Londonian which was
abandoned at sea recently arrived on
the Brush vessel aendomar today. The
Captain and forty members of the ere"
Of the Lonuonlan we're lost during the
Storm which wrecked the vessel,
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
FresbS tsriau ElsctiSL. I.


The congregational supper occurred
at the Presbyterian church last evening.
The attendance WAS large considering
be inclemency of the weather. Al the
close of the supper the election occurred
as follows:
Elders-G. M. Anderson, Isaac Earl,
Paul Raymond.
Trustees-E. Williams. J. E. Bemus.
Deacons-B. F. Ellsworth, John Hays.
Sunday School ofhcers-Superintend
ent, Isaac Earl, assistant E. Waite Elder.
secretary and treasurer, Geo. W. Pol.
lock. assistant Walter Buckingham, Ii
brarian Harry Keeler, pianist Miss
Fanny Reed.
On motion hearty vote of thanks TO
the ladies was passed and the meeting
adjourned with the benediction by the
pastor.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
How the Money Wont.


OF the emergency national defense
fund Of 100000 the navy department
got the largest amount. viz: $40 o73774.
Of This the department proper spent sl7,.
1885, ,sS4. mainly in buying ships; bureau
of yards and docks, $r,o3S.48o; tquip.
nent. sI,7oo.8S3; navigation. $4,000:
ordnance, S7.oIa.oS4; construction and re.
pair, $I,Il5,3is; steam engineering, $43o.
6l3; supplies and accounts, $7ll,4S4; ma
chine and surgery. $4,000; marine corps,
$to6.5ao. -.,
The navy has balance of $4,000 of
this emerg ency fund.
The war department expenditures of
the emergency fund amounted to tIa
o5I.3,3, a. follows: Office of secretary
Of war. tlI6,7o6; ordnance bureau, f4,.
7o7 o36; engineer bureau. s5.367o67;
gu u4rtermaster's bureau, s., ,o88,S8o; medi-
cal bureau. sI.I3z.6o3; paymaster's
bureau, tI36o44; chief signal officer
S73S 300; lighthouse board. }6oS8.
Secretary Hay states in letter to the
committee that the state department re.
ceived $4,000 in five allotments from
the emergency fund. Of this amount
the sum Of 100000 has been transferred
to the bankers for this department At
London. England, for the Use Of the
peace commission At Paris, and $4,000
was advanced to the discussing officer
for the commission prior to their depart
ure for Paris. The amount disbursed by
the dep .rtment. including drafts Of am
bassadors, ministers and consuls; also
for transportation Of consular officers,
Cuban refugees and others from Cuba
telegrams. etc.. was t4S.776.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding writes
concerning the treasurys expenditures
of the emergency fund: "Allotments oi
$1,000 for investigating the administra.
ton Of civil affairs in Porto Rico have
been made to this department, all o.
which will probably be expended. Al
allotment Of $4,000 for expenses Of com
mission Of enquiry into the conduct o.
the war has also been made to the treas
ury department, Of which $4,000 have
been advanced to the disbursing agent o.
the commission. How much more vii
be required the department is unable .
this time 70 state."
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
PC0Ce he0y
Finished 0| Lost
TREATY CONCLUDED.

Nothing hem aims - fss Done but The En-.
gr0ssiDg.
PARIS. Dec. 8.-The Spanish and
American peace commissioners have
finally agreed on The treaty Of peace and
the final signing will take place on
Saturday or Monday.
Judge Day stated that the only mat.
,ers remaining to be done On the docu.
ment is The engrossing.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Win Organise a.v.n. Police.

New York. Dec. 8-Supt. McCallagh
of the state bureau of elections leaves
,uday for Havana to advise with General
Greene regarding the establishment OF
he police department in the Cuban
capital. 80.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
THE SECOND ATTEMPT.
A Gsozg,a Mob Corr, c,s Former Error u
LynchinE Mna.

LynchinE Mna.
. Mon,ieeiio, Dec. 8-John Gloves
charged With participating in the mu
der of Joseph Pope. was taken from ian
and lynched by mob Tuesday night
Three weeks ago a mob hanged kd
Merriweather for the crime, but just b.
fore1he was strung up, Merr'weather
made confession impllca,lng Glover
Glover was caught ana hanged and let,
tor dead. but was afterwards cut down.
resuscltated and put in jail to await trla
in due form. This week the mob agar,
got him and in order to make the deeu
more certain, they riddled the body with
bullets
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
LSe.ur. =. tn. un,v.rs,ty.. .

While the attention Of the public is
'urne1 towards Spain it may be Of inter.
est to our people to learn something OF
he Luslad. the only great epic poem
produced IN the peninsula. The author,
Camoens, will be discussed Friday even.
Ing at seven o'clock by DR.. Bracke,t,
With illustrative quotations from the Lu.
siad.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08

The Reason tor EsEnah tr,sndiInsss Now
DtoClOAed.
Washington, Dec 8-The Nicaragua
canal question IS coming strongly to the
front and It is certain it will be the
leading question this winter. Great
Britain IS anxious to get IN on the ground
hopr and the EXPRESSIONS OF the Londo
press on the subject are causing creates
lnuig gnation here. England urges its re-
cent frlendliness as an argument for tht
joint control of the canal with the
United States.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
VIEWED RY THOUSANDS.

cruiser ~ York lie. Up IN the HArbor ii
AAvnnA.
Havana. Dec. 8.-Great crowo$
swarmeo the docks today to view the
great ba.tleship New York which Al.
rived yesterday. There was no demon
strations made. The vessel fired a Sd
lutte in answer to one from Fort Cabalas
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
TROOPS ArhlvlNG.

Hirst KsAtucky Regiment Rsturns from
Ponce, Porto Bloc.
Newport News, Dec. g. The First Ken
lucky volunteers arrived on the trans.
port Bernn this afternoon from Ponce.
Gen. Brooke and his staff were on board
The troops were met and welcomed by
100 citizens from Louisville.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
si.s.s,.l , r,.i. 1. a.rn..y.

Berlin. Dec. 8-The financial crisis -
becoming more acute in the German
banks. Orders for bullion have been
placed in France.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
ACompo,iror Elected Msy,r.

Atlanta, Ga , Dec. 8-James =. Nooo
ward, printer at the case, was yesle1
day elected mayor Of the city.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
CONGRESS Closes
The Fhd Week
DEBATE BEGUN.

Urgency deficiency Bill Taken Up in the
House.
Washington, Dec. Pursuant to a
notice yesterday, the urgency deficiency
bill was introduced today. Upon motion
OF Mr.. Cannon of Illinois. the he use went
INTO cQmmittee of the whole for its con
sheraton. Mr.. Dalsell took the chair
The eeneral feeling is that the bill vii
pass ~i.hout opposition.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Found y Piscs Of Wrsckxgs.

Princeton, Dec. 8.-Capt: Chas. Kelly
D tue Hlghhead station reports the find.
lng Of mahogany steering wheel. be.
.ieved to be that Of the missing steamer
Pentagoel : ..'.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
silver Quotation.

New York, Dec. 8-Silver 10 quoted
Il % Is todav.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Smoking
Jackets

OF plain cl' tn. Scotch
plaids (reversible) and
silk velvets, plain and silk
lined, every new style
Prices, 81 to $l2
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Shirts

In this department We
excel. We have colored
shirts In the newest do
signs, and white shirts Of
renowned make.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Santiago v,.,ssa by sartha a..k..

Santiago Visited By 0arthQasks.
Santiago. Dec. ga heavy earthquake
shock was ielt all along the coast at I:I5
this morning. The shock was pronounced
10 be the severest ever felt here.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Hose.

Woolen, from Csc to Soc
Cotton, " &c to Soc
Elegant, fancy stripes,
positively tho newest
thing from the metropolis
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Full Dress
Protectors,

Black Satin and Silk,
tastily and correctly
made. Price SIPS to $40
Daily camera., 1898-12-08

aks the opening of the gift buying and We antici.
pate the largest business have done. How can we
fail leadership TIL year. in our new store.
with each and department actually doubled space
well stock1 We feel that the unparalleled prepara.
have made merit your Christmas patronage must
again make Holsten the buss trading centre during this
busy season. purchase of sensible HOLIDAY Gifts tor
and bovs Any of the following make useful and de.
srabe presents:
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
THE kAioER'o TOUR.
Chs Expenses Of HIS Junkst Causes Great
Disss sstislaCtiOn.

Berlin, Dec. 8-lhere is much dis.
cusslon as to whether the great expenses
OF the kaiser's trip shall be borne by
Prusslan or imperial budget. Fears are
that Criticisms on the trip
may arse and become matter for de.
bate
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
JeWelN

We are not Z jewslry
store, but . few specialtiss
like cu6 buttons, tie pins
and shirt studs, will -
sold at very reasonAeAo
prices.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
N NeckWear

In a bewildered assort-
ment, from 2bc to 81. We
bave made the effort Of
our life to place before
you the srandest selection
ever seen in this city.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Collars
and Cuffs

An extensive assortment
OF all the leading shapes
in-standard brands; such
as, Earl &Wilson, Barker,
etc.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Hats

Our $3.50 guaranteed hat
would be IN adornment to
any mans head. Stiff or
Alpine style. Have them
cheap or better.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Cal %

Driving caps, 10 hns
Meltons, Kerseys sn d
Pushes. 4 present like
this means comfort 70 the
recipient.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Bath Robes

We have these luxurious
garments,in beautiful now
effects Of stripes that will
surely please.
Price, a so to $500
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
MuffIer8

In rich silks, patterns all
confined to US. Have you
seen the OXFORD" muf.
fleri It's a beauty.
Price. 75c to $l.75
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Night Robes

4 beautiful assortment
OF mems satssn Night
Robss, fancy or ilk cord
trimmed. Price 7so 10 81.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
OYesS.Sult
Cases

No matter whsths. be
owns . dress suit or not,
it will b. . welcome gin.
1t 10 tho most convenient
travelling bag now o. tbs
market.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Umbrella0

Something to keep him
out Of tho rain. Beautiful
handles and ssrvicsabls
too. Price 81 to $3.50.
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
Gloves

Woolen and Kid ones !;
lined With wool or silk, or
not lined 1t all. AL the
new shades.
Price 75c to 500
Daily camera., 1898-12-08
BEI1I>A GREED.

The Reason tor Esxnah tr'sndhusss Now
DioClUAe d.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-25
The Horrors of
Rheumatism.
II wO~~an'S account Of torture WAih lasted three
ysarsi 9hsy struggles against The dreadful disease,
and tho coed fortune that SyOaONed her s1o,fS

could not feel a needle thrust into my flesh.
III WA soniihsd 10 the house thrSs
ysars, unabls 10 walk yearly hall the dms.
AFTER those three slow Yeas Of agony,
during which l spent probably 5000 Tor
treatment and tried a dozen doctors, lgsvs
up hope Of any release from pain, bit Oath.
81 was cured, completely cured, by Dr..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. They
alone caused my recovery.
The first dose gave me appetite.
After the second dose | slept s0undly,
tho First tims within a year.
81 sent Tor a dozen boxes. BY the tina
had taken the contents Of eleven boHSs I
felt sntifely well.
"Ths doctor said l was cured. He was
greatly Impressed, and sines then he has
prescribed DR.. Williams Pink Pills for PAls
People for many Of his patisnts."
Mrs Fenly, together with her husband,
made affidavit to the exact truth OF the fore
going account before NotATyP N. Thomas.
The cure OF the Sevsrest CASES Of rheu-
matism by DR.. Willianls' Pink Pills for
Pale People has occurred In every state Ia
the UniOn, and ia power IN ordinary eaSes
Is proportonatelY greater.
These marvellous vegetable pilk 10 a.
reetly TO the seat Of the trouble. They
build up a new cellular structure An thu
diseased parts by eliminating poisonous
elements and renewing heAlth-gfving
chemical forces In the blood.
They are for sale by druggists every
where for so cents a single Bon OF $3.50
Toe half a dozen.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-25

Sueh suffering as rhsUmAti1m causes tina
victims upon whom II ASisnS itssll d al
most unendurable.
Sufferers from the worst types Of tins ter
hble disease Will sapply the missing hOr-
roI In the following story tron NAi Lis.
Thoss who wrths under mildsr forms
Of rheumatism viii be abb 10 imagine the
feelings Of ths tortured victim.
The only qualification foF making psblie
s1eh hs~art-FsndinE details b the Er that
the lesson taught will Be hslPfui to othsrh
pointing the way TO renewed life and hsalth
tO every sufferer from rheumAtism.
The story Is told by a woman Her
nams Is Ma Caleb Fsnlyj shs lives In
s.. Pad, Ind.
This Is her accounts
IL am a farmers wiEs. ! hsHsvs my
frequent exposure 10 the weather eAatsd
my terrible attack Of rhsumAtism. Damp
weather always aggravated It.
my limbs would begin to swell at tho
ankle Joints.
this swelling would begin In the night
At times. would awake n agony.
daylight would find my limbs purple
In color, swollen to twice their natural siEs,
and so rAeked with pain l could not bear
10 touch them.
my right arm and both lsgs were 70
drawn as 10 be almost Useless.
my skin became dry and yellow.
al times my limbs would pain "a
though millions Of needles were priekfng
thfn. -
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-25
john FAsOHEB, =. D,

PHYSICIAN AND sURGRON-Omce 10
a Annjo building, Corner Of Rsilrosd avenue
and Third street. Houfs, $500 to II a. M; 1
to 2 3, m, Special attention given to chronic
and diseases Of women,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-25
"a GNAT-STRAlNER IN wN."
A Pine Illustration Of the D0ings 0
POStoffice Inspectors.

A Fin Illustration OF the D0ings OF
Postoffce Inspectors.
From the Cerrllos Register.
The peculiar antics Of postofice In.
speetors, who have visited CerrillOs In
the last few years, would make interest
ing reading Later on. when the weather
gets cooler and the watermelons get ripe,
we may entertain our readers by telling
the manner in which these officials have
earned their salaries, so far as their work
here is concerned. Take two transac-
tions by way OF illustration:
Oliver Marsh was postmaster for two
years. Eight months after he went out
Of Office, the pOstOfice inspector came
around TO adjust an alleged $500 short.
age. IL such a big shortage had existed
In such a small pOst0fice as that OF Ger
TilOs, even a casual examination of the
pOstmaster's books and accounts would
have disclosed the fact. No expert ac-
counting would have been needed TO
show the discrepancies that must have
existed. Anyone %cOnyeTsant with the
rules OF addition and subtraction could
not have failed to discover the accumu-
lating shortages. No bOOk.keepeT who Is
not a pOstOilice inspector could look
through the books and fail 10 see that
something is wrong. But the p0stOGice
inspector on duty In 1897 refused or neg.
lected to make any discovery OF short
ages.
Now take another case:
A few days ago the pOstOfiice inspector
came to Cerrillos and almost Immediate
ly discovered that Postmaster Mitchell
was carrying an unadjusted, but not
unpaid postage account involving the
enormous and munifcent sum OF ten
cents a week. lie insisted that the
irregularity be corrected at once. And
he was right. He had found a mares
nest and the letter OF the postal law
gives him the right TO sit On the eggs
and see what he can hatch.
But how is II that these inspectors
allow a shortage OF $500 TO accumulate
through weeks and months and even
years without detecting IL while In the
space Of fifteen minutes they san seize
upon a ten cent irregularity that does
not involve one cent OF loss or shortagef
Christ accused the PhArisees OF ignor-
ing the weightier matters Of the law-oi
"straining at gnats and swallowing
camels." In our time the postOfice Gin
spect0rs" are the most distinguished
camel-swallowers and nat-strainers OF
the age.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-06-25
RATION.

From the Range.
Hon. g. X. Lyon and family and G. W.
Smyth. and Ralph Whistler got away on
a several months fishing trip.
Thomas Boyd and party, with three
loaded wagons, two buggies and fifteen
loose horses, left on an overland trip to
Roswell.
Gene Twitty. who has been at Cimar-
ron for several months, returned and as
sumed his duties as b~ook-keeper In the
Maxwell grant office.
". l.. Gaines, a prominent citizen OF
Kansas City, who has been visiting his
nephew, DR.. Gaines, for several weeks,
left for Las Vegas and Santa Fe, and
from thence home.
Last Thursday evening the pleasant
home OF Hon. John Jelfs, m OF RatOn's
most respected citizens, was invaded by q
number OF the Atchison, Topeka n Santa
Ne employees at this place, who informed
the gentleman that they we're directed
by their associates 10 present him with
a token OF their esteem In the shape OF an
elegant gold-headed cane. The presenta-
ton was made by George Sandusky. After
Mr.. Jelfs Overcame his surprise he
thanked the committee In q feeling man
uaT.