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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Ei.OPED WITH THE RABIES.
a Woman Deserts Her Husband and Re
turns to the Old Country.

Quite scene was enacted at on. of
the piers bate Friday evening. when a
woman. with TWO babies in her arms,
took passage on a foreign steamer for
her home in Scotland. She had de-
serted her home in Hampton and her
husband followed her. He demonstrated
with her and begged her to return home,
BIZ, she WAS obdurute and-~ouM not go
back. Finaiiy the Iatrn quit pleading
Patterson Us the mans name. 1t
seems that he came here about a veal
ago and obtained employment at the
shipyard. A few months later his wife
arrived from SEQ tlond and they took UP
their residence in Hampton. Both had
their faults, or at least they charged
each other with being faulty. The
woman. according to the ScotohmsDn' S
story. was fond of liquor, and she, ON
the other hand. alleged that Patterson
failed TO provide her With the necesSa-
res of life. Hence the relations We're
strained. Patterson does not seem to
be heartbroken over his wile's depar-
30.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
ATTACKED BY A MOB.
Shield Torn from a U. S. Con-.
..". sulate.
DISTURBANCE QuELLEo.
o' eendarmcs PatroIlIng the Street.
OF Malaga spaine,to Protect Amer,-
cans. Demonstrations In Sew
eral Provincial Capitals.
Ry Telegraph.)

1l.V
MALAGA. SPAIN, Aprii 1s-rha,a
vas serious disturbance here tssaav
states consulate. The der,lonstratdHa,
usun With the parading OF sunts!I
etoMuS through the streets, shouting
pdtriotic cries. But the mob eyents,aas
~ gathered and attacked the IJnitas1
osntes consulate Stones Hvere tthroNn
anu one OF the mob leaders procured q
iaauet. tore down the shield haTaz,R
upon 1t 'tdie arms OF the United States
IND dragged it along the streets.
Ile project Was summoned and he
addressed the people, begeiuh. ta,enn To
dispense, which to some degnee re-
stored order.
AEterward the streets were pa;troued
by gendarmes
AS This dispatch is sent the excite
ment continues.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-It is
phousht here that the trouble reported
as having occurred in Malaga today is
the elimination OF some disturbances
winch occurred there yesterday notice
ud Which renciled the State Department
late last night. This news Is not our
prising to the State Departments off,
Gals, who are rather expecting such
occurrences in view of existing condi-
tlpns. All consular officers OF the Unit
ted States and Spain have been told to
NacSrte their posts in case they cOnSid-
er themselves in any danger, but they
nave not been ordered to leave. II any
have left, the department has not been
informed OF the tact.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
As,he Opera House Last Night.

"a Jolly Night an adoption of ''Los
Trois Chnpeaux" and Esveral other
pieces. one of which has heretofore
been seen here. was presented to a
small audience at the opera house last
night by the Edwin Travers company.
which played, The Private Secretary
last Thursday.
The comedy was put on in a credita-
Bile manner manner and pleased the
audience inrmene ely. 1t was preceded
by a pathetic curtain raiser, entitled
Forget Me- Not" ...
Tine hit OF the evening was made by
Alice and Charles Darlington, in their
splendid limitations with mouth and
| nlAsical nsstrugnents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
ENGLAND SAYS NO.
She viii Not Unite With the Powers
Against Uncle Sam

She Will Not Unite with the foWeIS
Against Uncle Sam
".. lBy Telegrarh.)
LONDON, April l6-The members OF
the diplomatic corps In this city nave
now abandoned all hope OF efectual
action upon the part OF the powers
between the United States and SPAIN
The Spanish and Austrian ambassa-
doris, however, cling tenaclously to the
delusion that they Will be able to ar
range at the last moment q conpro-
mise which will avert wax. Ihey nAVe
haunted the British foreign once ZOE
a week past, calling daily and occa-
sionally more often. They arrived there
early this morning and for long time
conferred with Sir Thomas Henderson
the permanent secretary OF the foreign
office, who appears to De "eafieo u
their opportunities.
SO far as can be learned the amDaS-
sailors Of Spain and Austria made no
definite proposition, although Lhey pc
lieve a scheme Is still possible by
which Spain can be induced to oHeT
real concessions, which they think the
United States will accept, provided
Great Britain can be persuaded to
unite with the continental powers IN
making further representations 70 the
United States and in endeavorlng TO
bring pressure to bear upon Spain.
They realize without Great Britain's
cooperation nothing can be accom-
plished. and it appears to be- most
| doubtful that Great Britain will par
ticipate in such a concert. On the 9TH
er hand. 1t Is certain Great Britain will
maintain the policy which she has
steadily adhered to. that of refusing to
| take any step which may be distaste-
full to the United States.
| MT. Balfour, the acting secretary OF
! state for foreign affairs. remained in
the country throughout the week. thus
escaping the foreign interviews, Sir
Thomas Anderson bearing the brunt
! of the pleadings. 1t is understood he
| informs the ambassadors that ne Is
! not authorized to pledge Great Britain
| to any course, and that he can merely
| transmit their request to Mr.. Balfour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Relics OF the Maine.

Massrs. C. w. Adams and John
Gloven, proprietors of the Baltimore
House. yesterday purchased OF one of
arr H mere FIR from Aavana 1sst Sunday
Maine. which was bownII The rel
les consist of two 6-Dound. shells. q
piece of speaking tySe and brass
chain. which pGboabN belonged 70 one a,.s
of the seamen. tEhe souvenirs are now
on exhibition at the Baltimore House
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Yacht n. rna Launched.

TAT $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
small party Assembled on the river
from, to IauncnIthe steam launch Norma.
which has hesh in course Of construction
tor The last -Mse44ss.-'Tfe event took
p,ac &c without "a mishap. The Norma is
l9x7 feet, and will be used for pleasure
purposes. Among those present were:
Captain Rudolph. J. Pigott, J. H. Dahn
John HUDSON, John Jockson. Frank
Roth, Tom Williams and Floyd Hud-
son. The initial trip Will take place
this afternoon. g..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Police Court.

Justice Brown disposed of the follow
ing cases in the police court yesterday
morning: #"..H1.
Harrison Stewart (colored). larceny,
fined S4 and costs. ..
Davis Taylor, drunk, fined So and
costs. 49,. uU .M ..
Moses Tucker (colored). assault,
fined sc and costs.
Peter French, vagrancy, ordered sent
to the almshouse.
a. Austrian. charged with conduct
ing a pawnshop without a license, con-
tinued until Tuesday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY.

We are not conscious Of the least
faint of selflshness in the attitude
which we have found it necessary to
assume toward Spain. In espoucing
the cause of free Cuba we feel that we
espouse the cause of justice and hu-
manity; and If war comes. we shall go
into it with the proud consciousness
that the strength of righteousness is
in our swords ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
Will Sue the City.

1t is understood that Mr.. z. T. Jones
will shortly bring suit against the city
for illegal dismissal from the police
force and recovery of damages. He
has retained his attorneys and will en-
deavor to have the case heard at the
next term of the corporation court. At
torney r. M. Lett has retired from the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

CHEYENNE. April 16.-The Eighth
infantry started for New Orleans this
morning.
DENVER, April 16.-Sergeants Bald
win. Myers and Burnett. of the signal
corps department, Colorado, started for
New Orleans today. They will form
war balloon corps for use in the defease
Of New Orleans.
LEAvENWoRTH, Kas., April To-
Under Colonel Hawkins the Twentieth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
p. c. corr,ran Gets IA Clerkship.

Secretary of the Navy Long has. on
the recommendation of Hon. George e.
Bowden. appointed F. O.: Corrigan (col-
ored), of this GL-ro the position Of
emergency clerkship in the PortsmsRth
| navy yard. He received his appoint
ment Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
TO HAVE SATISFACTION.

MADRID. April 16.-Senor Capdepon.
minister of the interior. has instructed
the project OF Malaga to give the
American consul satisfaction and to
arrest the ringleaders OF the outbreak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
apr 14-tf

Sir Thomas Smith. the physician who
was recently called in to see Mr.. Glad
stone, was one of the most popular
men at ST. Batholomew's Hospital, and
is invariably spoken of as "Sir Tom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Twenty dollars TOR one Gail on
Perkins, Duncaus & Co. Now lis the
time to Invest apr-5-2w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

In spite Of his sixty eight years
Count Tolstoi is man of great physi-
cal vigor. During the winter just
passed, he was frequently seen on
skates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17
g x

Bring your tickets for S. K. to The
Ideal Pharmacy, where we will give
you in return a most delightful drink.
It, l.. B. REYNOLDS & co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Will the gentleman who could not be
suited in Clothing up the avenue kind
ly call at our store Saturday.
WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
apr 14-tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

Twenty dollars for one. Call ON
Perkins, Duncan & Co. Now is the
time to invest. apr-6-2W
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

SPANISH wARSHIPS.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-F'fve war
ships are said to have passed the
west, .. H.. |'--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

BIG LINERS ON THE WAY.
SOUTHAMPTON. April 16. = The
American liner ST. Louis sailed for
New York on her regular trip today.
The New York sailed this afternoon in
response to urgent telegram.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

PEOPLE IN GENERAL.
Knapp uses 100000 tons of steel an
nually.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-17

ccont,nusd on Fourth Page.,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Nervous housewives whose husbands
frequently bring home company to din
nor without preliminary warning often
worry ln their secret hearts for fear
there may not be- food enough 10 sup
ply the unexpected guests a matron
living IN one Of the prettlest suburban
residences Boz West Philadelphia, whose
husband persists In bringing home
guests at the most inopportune times,
has hlt upon a happy expedlent TO
meet possible emergencies
In passing any dishes az the table Of
which there may be limited supply
the hostess makes q point 10 mention
the enlgmatlcal letters -. u. b." In
such a manner as not to attract the
attention OF the quests around the
board. Immediately the members OF the
family are aware Of the circumstances
and dlscreetly partake very lightly. II
al all. Of the viandg In question. The
secret OF the three letters was solved
by a qulck-wlited guest a few days ago
and the hostess afierward laughlngly
confessed her little scheme. ~ II. h.
In this instance stands for family
/ hold back
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
THRILLING BUFFALO YARN.
usw the oid-ri-es Lisa Absss what
ne Dfan't De.

When FIRST struck the short grass
country old John was there. lie got
me cornered one day and was 20 tick
led to get fresh victim that b hardly
stopped even to take a drin untii hs
had stuffed me 20 full that ! vas par
TALLY paralyzed for a month afterward.
lie gave me 10 understand that for
years before be came TO Kansas he
was one Of the most dreaded despera-
does and Indian killers that ever
roamed through the Rocky Mountains.
I learned afterward that he wouldn't
fight a cat. and actually trembled with
fear whenever his hatchet-faced wife
turned loose on him with her tongue.
but when I first met him bis blood
thirsty talk fairly made my blood run
cold.
"He Informed me that be was known
far and wide through the mountains
as Tiger Jack. the Terror Of the
Rockies. But / was going to speak Of
his buffalo story. asked him one
day. just 10 bring him out. II he ever
got into any tight places when be was
hunting buffalo. oh. I've been In
places that suppose most fellers
would call ticklish. he replied. but
never any place that ratified Tiger Jack
but once. and that time I own I was
worried.
81 was huntin' buffalo down the
Medicine Valley along In 20. The
country was Just alive with the crit
tiers and ! was knockln' 'em right and
left. when all al once somethln' start
ed a stampede. and three or four mil
lion buffalo come rushln' down the
valley. Just maxim the ground shake
as they came. seen az once that |
would have 10 get out Of there or be
run over. but my pony was all tagged
out. and the herd kept gaining on him
at every Jump. saw that them buf-
falo was goin' 10 run that there pony
down. and that something had 10 be
done. and done quick Well. SIR.
seen that there was just one thing 10
do; waited tlll the head buffalo was
right on my pony's flank, and then
made a Jump on that bufialo's hump
Then. SIR. just went lumpln' from
the back Of one buffalo 70 another and
shOotin' as I went-thought. maybe
you know. that ! could scatter the
herd and get down on the ground
Well. SIR. when I struck the rear oi
that stampede vas only a mile from
home. went out the next day and
measured the distance from where
jumped and found that ! had travel
ed on the backs Of buffalo for six milei
; and a quarter. III tell you honestly.
think Il was a little the closest shaw,
ever had"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

They were talking one evening In
Uncle sllas's country store about hard
winds and strong winds
Speaking OF storms" said Abe Will
cox. I've seen the wind blow so fast
that II blew the town clock back sew
enteen days"
Well. welll" said Cy Campbell.
perhaps you have seen some strong
blows. but when lived up In Montana
my neighbor carelessly opened his door
during a storm. Well. gentlemen. you
may think I'm a liar. but the wind got
right In behind the door and turned
the house completely inside OUT"
And the mani" gasped several 10
one voice.
"oh. be Just sat on the stove. and
the wind carried him fourteen miles
and landed him In the top Of a peach
tree. Pretty soon a side Of bacon and
a loaf OF bread came sailing by. and.
gentlemen. I'm darned II he didn't
light a fire and cook his breakfast
right mp IN that treol"
The clock In its excitement struck
thirteen. and the tomatoes turned pale.
That was quite windy" drawled
Uncle sllas. chief Village liar. as he
carefully empued bis pipe into the 40.
gar barrel that was quite windy. but
out In Nevada a friend Of mine started
10 leave his house while the wind was
blowing rocks as big as pumpkins
around the town Now. don't cx-
poet you 10 believe this but before he
reached the bottom OF the stairs there
wasn't a stitch Of clothing left on bis
back l5onsatlonJ Yes. alr. and then
the wind blew him up against a wall
and faitened him out COS thin a. wa.
fer Next day his wife came and prled
him on with q shovel. and
What dld she DO with hlm?" asked
Abner Johnson
What dld she do with him? Why
she just busted him Of and used hin
for a door mat" and as the compan]
slowly fled out Of the door each maj
shuddered as he eyed the hoary heade,
liar with a reproachful look.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
corbIn worked Down.

Washington, July 20 Much concern
Is manifested regarding the health Of
adjutant General Corbin who after
steadily sticking 10 his desk all day and
all the night for over three months,
keeping up the important work thrown
ON his department since the war prepar-
atoms began, was finally compelled 10
leave his office and go home 20 bed.
While he declares he viii BE- at his post
right away, the president and Secretary
Alger will probably compel him 10 take
a short rest or temporarily at least, and
pay less attention to the eHacting details
Of his office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
SHIPS ARE EN- ROUTE
FOR SPANISH PRISONERS.
They VIII B~gia 10 Move On, Of SAN
siass SEINE Time the Latter Part
% Nert week.

Washington. July 30 Colonel Heck
er OF the war department who has di-
rect charge Of the Arrangement for the
transportation Of Spanish troops sur.
rendered 10 General ShAfter at Santiago
says that favorable progress is being
made. -Four large steamships arc now
ON their way 70 the place selected for
the embarkation Of the prisoners These
are the Isla Luzon and PanAya. which
started from Cadiz Thursday, and the
Alicante and S. Augustine, which left
Martinique on the same day. The Ali
cante Is used as a hospital ship, provided
with n corps Of surgeons and nurses.
and VIII be used for transportation o,
the sick and wounded Of the Spanish
army. She has accommodations for s0V
passengers. The two vessels from Mar.
Unique will arrive at Santiago in a day
or two and the two from Cadiz are &.
pected TO reach there about the end Of
next week.
In addition 20 the vessels named four
others will start from various points in
Spain and this continent between now
and Sunday and will be- ready TO start
from Santiago soon after the hrst eTpe.
dition gets under way.
The Spanish company which has the
contract for the return Of tho Spanish
prisoners to the peninsula, has been no
tilted that IL will be expected 10 provide
accommodations for %, 900 men and ex
ecute the terms OF the contract As rapid
ly a. possible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
Hubber Plants.

Every week sponge your rubber
plant with tobacco Juice. Take a plug
Of tobacco. pour water over o.. and
when the water becomes deeply color
ed wipe the leaves on with a sponge
dipped In the juice This will give
them a wax-llke appearance and is
good Tor the plant Every two or
three weeks dix about the roots Of the
plant and pour In teaspoonful Of
cnalnr oil
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Washington, July 29.-The war de-
partment received the following mes.
sage from shAfter As 10 sick soldiers:
"Adjutant general Of the army: Con.
dition for July "a, total sick 1l22, total
fever 3ia3, new cases fever S22, cases
fever returned 10 duty 542.
deaths -Priyates J. II. Farrell, Ninth
Massachusetts volunteers, yellow fever
Thomas Rolston, corporal, Twenty.
fourth infantry, yellow fever; Private
William II. Byers, Seventh infantry,
cerebral apoplexy."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Jacksboro, Tex, July Billy Don.
ivan, a workman AZ Cmney's camp on
the Chicago Rock Island and Texas
railroad extension 10 Jacksboro, while
blasting some rock In a large cut near
town, was blown up and seriously in.
jurcd. His hands, face aud eyes are
very badly lacented, but tho attending
physician thinks be can save his eyes
and may also save his hands without
amputation, though Doniyan may lose
some ~ hN hnRers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
c<a6s REPORT
SENT TO SPAIN.
= ~ "esernmeas ef the De-
- Of Hh ri.., BY IN.
american Navy.

vk4on' July so-Admiral Ger.
pa~r~arded TO the Spanish gov.
szss'Fough the French embassy
kat1Srt Of the naval engagement
stkA tied In the humiliation Of
hsf< fieet The report il very
izs rrng many pages Of the ad.
n,z'ir writing and is even more
shsrs'eatment Of the great engage.
nniasihat Of Admiral Sampson in
ksr,-'o the navy department.
n.r+ the vicissitudes Of war Ad.
ninl Fera's report, although adj
euzsitihe Spanish minister Of ma.
sias. Esnbmitied first 10 the Amer.
en- nTiepartment In order that pre-
uaahnn might Be taken usual in
c'nuale tions passing between pris-
ossud ar and the enemy's govern.
ns.t y examination made by the
mui sborities here was solely for
pupNsf precaution. and care was
tzisu nono intrude into the privacy Of
~ doculfnt beyond this necessary in.
.ps,fion.
hvm ben sent 10 Ambassador Cam
lca % b Forwarded TO the Spanish adj
sinliy. THE stnctest secrecy has been
'bsfved Ehile the document has been
inna And In order b avoid conjec.
aai sio % n 20 the contents Of the re.
Df u q be stated that no intimation
} % IT, pntents has been allowed 10 e..
~ fro the few persons through
BON Il las passed en- route 20 the Span,
mini er Of Marine
y The port ever reaches the public Il
U b. ough the Spanish government
nigh IL probable that the report II
OF character likely 10 b. mad'
MIC a Madrid.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

II a man Is down with the smallpox
he Ia to be pItted
II man isn't sober be should new.
er attempt 10 walk light rope.
u you would successfully argue with
a woman Just keep silent.
n hsh Is good brain food. Il seems
a pity ln some casea to waste so much
fish.
n one half of the world doesn't know
how the other half lives. the other half
o. Just as ignorant
U % man Is too proud 20 beg and too
honest TO steal, the only thing lofi for
him is TO get trusted
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Cleburne, Tex, July 90. Sheriff
Stewart has erected the gallows on
which Stokes Shaw Is condemned 70 be
hanged. IL is the same one on which
John wilkins was hanged about two
years ago Shaw Is quite cheerful and
Is contemplating having a pamphlet pub
lishod containing history Of his life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
Elected a coiored Chairman.

Hampstead, Tex, July 20.-Thc Re.
publicans held q county convention here
and elected T. s. Benson, coiorod, chair.
man for the ensuing two years The
delegates 10 the state convention in.
structed TO vote Tor Judge r. T.. Han.
wny Of this place inr .tato chalrman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30
sn.nI.h Volunteer. Revolt.

New York, July ga special from
81. Thomas, d W. l., says; News
comes that the Spanish volunteers at
Ponce, Porto Rico, are causing trouble.
They have reyolted against the com.
handing officer and refuse to join the
regulars In the attempted repulse Of the
Americana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Atlanta, July 90 Lieutenant Hob.
son has wired his mother, who Is nc
Lithia Springs, near Atlanta, that he
will see her Monday next Lieutenant
Hobson will take time 20 visit his moth.
or and sail by Thursday Of next week
from TAMPA.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Taylor, Tex, July 90 While S. A..
Lebarn, lineman for the Taylor Electric
Light company, was doing some repair
work on the line, the electric light pole
which he was on broke nj the ground,
falling on him and killing him almost
instantly. He leaves wife and four
ehI1Hrau
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Weeks understand You married a
professional reader and elocuuonistg
Mccks Yes. that's right.
Weeks suppose she frequently en-
tertains you with her readngsg
Meeks-Oh, yes; she often reads me
the riot act.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Never let the temperature Of the din
Ing room rise above slKty-nye degrees;
sixty degrees Is not too low II the
lights and the number Of people In the
room raise Il after the meal has be-
gun, lower the windows slightly from
the top.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-30

Hej York, July 2o.-The United
s,aiel transport Leona has arrived at
quaraltine from Santiago, bringing 10
oonvahscents and two newspaper cor
ruspotlents. The newspaper CORE
Eponants ON board are Mcintosh and
Corth The Leona brought y sacks OF
mail from the United States camp az
sIborlv. This mail will be disenfected
and hrwarded TO the New York post
mice