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The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
HUNTING IN OFFICE HOURS.
rhs Kssy-Going Ruies In the Dcpsse
ment. Fifty Years Ago


"The ruiea regarding the hours Of
work of the government employees in
the departments" snys one who FORM
erly served his country In tho capacity
Of clerk, according to the Washing
ton Star, 'are quite different from
those In vogue half q century ago.
What would you think II were to tell
you that under the old regime l have
known clerks to tAks their fowins
pieces TO tissir Offices and after perus-
.ng the old Inteiligencer. or some other
paper. ascertaining the show for work
coming to their desks and waikins
over to the pint near wbere the
monument is now. or south OF the pres
ident's mansion. and shooting few
birds. have known clerks to go gun
ming In office hours. but usually those
who thus acted were fine shots and
successful in bringing down the BIRDS
Poor sportsmen seldom took this privi-
lese, but II was understood all round
that all that was necessary was tha'
the work should be kept up. have on
many occasions strolled along tho ave
nue. or worked about my home for
bours when my Office work was well
up and nothing was said. There wers
even messengers who occasionally took
French leave.
"On one occasion one OF this class
joined in a procession and tho following
day he apologized to bio chief. remark
ing: 4 waited to ask permission for ao-
sentins myself yesterday. but you had
not arrived when my company was
about to form, so took leave and now
come TO ask for it. That was right.
said the chief. 'alwaya take a holiday
when you want to, unless you see a
rush OF business coming. and you Will
be sure 10 have 1t. Only ask for ths
leave afterward to make II all right.
But do not be eztrnvagant. Spend your
leaves for some good purpose This
was when the eBtAre force In tho ex-
ecutive departments was not a. large
as some Of the present bureaus. when
the business Of the government was q
mere fraction Of the present output.
There was no need then OF ironclad
rules and 90 long az you kept your
work up there was no complaint
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
A NEW ONE ;,
q THE COLORADO ROAD. "

That is the only name which at
first may strike you as unfamiliar.
The Gulf road and South Park
line. which were well known, will
hereafter be called "The Colorado
Road" or Off tally, The Colorado
a southern Railway. The Colo
RADIO & Southern railway Is u
citizen of Colorado, and as the
Gulf road and South Park line
we're well known and popular, we
bespeak the same consideration nl,o'9', iol
their successor, "Ihe Colorauo
2oad y r. L. FISHER,
Gen. Pass. Agt-, Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
THE r1ARDI GRAS

at New Orleans February II will
be on more elaborate scale than
ever before. Those who have
never visited the Crescent city
during the time King Rex reigns
have missed one chapter of life.
ssThe Colorado Road" Colorado &
Southern railway, will on Febru-
ars 9TH to 9th inclusive sell tickets
to New Orleans and return at one
fare, good for return until Feb.
2Sth.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
EDITOR VS.. PREACHER

Loveland Reporter: 1t may be
seen by the Denver papers that
Rev. A. Bun Carson. who used to
live in Loveland, preached lust
Sunday in Denver on the topic of
.sThinkIng and Turning. If he
would only 'sthink' of that five
dollars he owes this Office and
"turn'' in the first collection, we
believe it would please the Lordl
Oh. Andrew Bun CARSON
You slick little parrou-
Can't you make all your debts In short metre'
Cause then II yon die
And 20 no1tiug on high
You could show your receipts To Saint Peter
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09

Burgtown Hornpipe; Gas we
have said before, when cores
pondine to this paper write on one
side of the paper only-top side.
Sign your full name, not for pub
Iication, bnt so We can see II tne
communication is fit to print;
don't get too much tobacco juice
on the paper-it blurs the letters,
making them hard to read and
spoils it for future use.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
Po,,ss ~ shark oa.eher..

Among the muitifarious duties which
demand the attention OF the Calcutta
police the capture OF sharks In the
Hooghly finds place. During the
past twenty years rewards have been
paid for the destruction OF those marine
man-eaters, and recently the Bengal
government laid down a scale for these
payments.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
A Remarkable Floor

The 1ocr Of the rotunda at the Lon
don Coal exchange. where the mer-
chants gather. is very unique. 1t IL
composed OF inlaid woods. arranged In
the form of mariners compass. with
In border Of Greek fret Upwards Of
1000 pieces OF wood are employed. Al
most overy English variety Is included
In this ech enc OF decoration.
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09

ezsz5asaSs5s59SS7S9S3Ss Observation-Disclosures
Time alone can make clear duty to the people q
the Philippine islands p
at is the path Of duty; the path of honor (,
SENATOR E. y. WoLcoIT. n
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
|ElylDt Gathering
Al ClGD0VGtl

lends of Misses l.. and E. Corlew As
pie at Mrs. Isaac Chenowe this Resi-
ce and Participate in Royal Good
e.--Hands ONE Presents and Plenty to
The Elbert County tribune., 1899-02-09
|nator WOlcott's
Eloquent Appeal

|rday in the Senate Senator E. o.
|olcott Urged the Ratification of
| Treaty and was Received With
(arty Applause. Many Compli-
|uts Bestowed on the Brilliant
ator
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
WILL BE ACQUITTED.
Indseatisas Fe,.s to = Victory for Captain
Dreyfus

Indtcotto0A fotae to . Victory tOe Captain
Dreyfus.
Chicago. Scpt. "a special to the
Record from Rennes. France, says:
II is now expected that the verdict
In the Dreyfus ease will be given not
later than Friday, September 8. Con
servative and impartial minds consider
that the prisoner will be acquitted by
N majority Of the judges. ~ that he
will be reinxtatesi in the army. NJ.
Bernard I.axare said to me this morn
ing: 1T 10 not for political reasons
that ] declare that Captain Drcyfus
will be acquitted. II were not Inter
ested personally In Captain Drcyfus,
I would prefer condemnation. for then
quicker and more severe would be the
punishment metesi out TO these Grim
inal officers. 10. when I say thnt Drey-
fus will be acquitted before the end Of
next week, sny II because ! have
good rcssoa 10 believe that such will
be the case"
Late tonight n. l.nxare was still
more optimistic. one cnuse being the
sudden arrival this afternoon OF NJ.
Cavalgnac, former minister Of war,
who threatens 10 infiIct another depo-
sition on the court martial. General
Roget met him at the atati0u-a fact
that shows In what desperate strata
the prosecution DOw npds itself. A
meeting OF the generals and n. Ca
vaignnc il being held this evening at
General Mcrcicr's hOtsae. and there In
no telling what extraordinary things
may be done nt the last moment. What
ever they do. II In now gcnerSlly nd
mitted that tho generals are fighting
a losing battle. The meek conduct OF
Generals McrcIer and Boissieifrc dur.
Ing the last three days points In this
direction.
General Roget still keeps up HE
courage. but I watched him closely
several times this morning In the I.y.
Gee courtyard and found him hnggar,l
aud nervous. though extrcmcly AMI
mated. lie is not No deeply comprom.
isc,l ms the other two. ~ lie can IL,
boldcr; bu, plainly he !s losing hi.
hold.
The evidence OF Lle.hcsant Colonel
Du Patty de- Clam taken by 4 special
commission, is thought To have arriv-
ed this evening. aud i,s unknown bur.
den is worryln. the generals.
Owing to the widespread impression
that the Dr.yfus victory is won. the
authorities are arranging tho details
OF measures locking 10 the safety Of
the prisoner. The moment the verdict
II given form the necessary formnlities
In tho military prtnon will te carried
out und then Captain Dreyfus will In
conveyed careful1y 10 the GODDARD
house. where his wife In lodged. The
greatest military precautions will l,c
taken 10 prevent any fanatic from
hnrmlng him. More troops Will bs.
brought TO lscnns.s, mOrc detectives
sent down from Paris. and the captain
viii leave town very secretly for u
destination which will nat ,,e disclosed.
For long time he will bc protected
against fanatics. ] cannot cxnggcratc
the nervousness existing herr for Cap.
tain Drcyf,is safety on the part Of
the official world and Of members Of
the prisoners family. Captain Drcy.
fn~ himself appears 10 give no at,cn.
tion TO the subject.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
FRESH PROSPECTS OF WAR.
rr~.i.i~ss Kruger said 4" Shs~ y Bs.ss,Is
ont~0ttss0.

London. Sept. A disrAich from
Johannesburg to Reuters agency den.
nii"ly announces that the reply Of the
Trnnsvnal republic To the British com.
municntion wi,hdrnws the franchise
proposal aud agree. In principle TO the
conference at Cape Town.
The afternoon papers tnke the view
that if the foregoing dispatch is cor.
rect. President Krugcr's reply IL on,in.
Gus. ss II was IAll,Ably made to gain
time.
The Hccrcinry of state for the col.
Otics. Joseph Chamberlain. arrived In
london this afternoon and st once
procrrsi~si Ia the foreign Ofiicv. Il In
Understood that he Will rrsunin there
until the end of the crisis.
The war ioflice refuses 10 coullrm thr
runsor that q proclamation will tr
Issued calling out the reserves.
london. Sept n.-1ric Johann~sbura
correspondent Of the rtan,lnrd says:
Il lcasn from an ofl.cial who has lssra
earnestly striving for prar~ that the
matter Ia now hopeless. Tie Ilo~rs
VIII probably declare war st forty.
eight hours notice and viii try 10 ral,
Natal hsforr il,~ British troossa arrive.
! believe ih~ Orange FREE state viii
joln sh~ 1rnnsvaai. and that the Doerv
In Natal and Capr Cosoay VIII semasn
quiet ~ the outset unlesa INFLATED by
the dismissal Of the Caps Coloay rabl.
not.
"1hr Rnrra hare the fullest eoua.
'leuce In ,he naAgasine ri1s aod thels
akin IL msrkssnanshlp. state Attoe.
pey S@ue 10 the chtef o0CiteP a IT,
wsP pa9ty. Thirty tAauaool 0so r
TIE Tsssvsal Ard 4n6oO n ~
Oganos rrss state wl1 eahs ~ $50
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The appearance in one OF the Sep
t.mbcr magazines OF another sympo-
stun on The Secret of Success may
be regarded as one more sign OF the
fascination which this subject has for
ambitions young America. II is In re-
sponse to a genuine demand that sim
liar articles hay. appeared In print In
this country at intervals for many
years. and the interest In the theme
seems In nowisc abated. The young
American, more than the young man
OF any other country, Ia iilled from the
start with the purpose not merely to
do we'll. bu, TO do so well as to win
distinction. Any advice as TO how tna,
end is TO he attained Is absorbed with
eager Interest even though the bur.
den OF the counsel. as In the case %,
the symposium In Pcarson's Maga.
zine. which is written by several mcr.
chant princes and briliian, profession.
al men, is the same. Men whose cali
inSs are 80 unlike MS are those OF DR..
Parkhurs,, Gen. Miles. Admiral sJmp-
son, y. l.. Godkin and Dr. George +.
shrady, to say nothing OF several MAJ.
iionaircs, are practically unanimous
IN rriteratine tina, hard work t. u, the
bottom OF all true success.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
OLD SOLDIERS GATHERING.
rssDasaae ~ tAs Anasal x.esavosas at
PhllaAelpAaa.

pHsnB ~ The Ana0ol kAeoaV0o0t at
PhllaAelpAta.
PAilA1elphia, Sept. with the ar
rival 1ro1 Cincinnati to-day Of Acting
Comman0er-in- Chief Johnston Of the
Thirty y.tAisd National Encampment OF
the 0raD0 Army OF the Republic was
formally inaugurated. Colonel Johns
ton WAS accompanied by the posts Of
CtnclnnAtl and several bands Of music.
A laf4e reception committee, beaded
BY General Lewis Wagner, chairman
OF 'tho local executive committee, met
the commander at the railway station
and escorted him to his headquarters.
Every incoming train brought Its
quota Of veterans and visitors, and the
streets are thronged. To the visitors
and Philadelphia alike, the avenue Of
fame 10 the point Of greatest interest.
President Mckinley and his party ar
rived here At 8 o'clock tonight. after a
four hours run from Washington.
The presidential party was met at
the railroad station by Mayor Ash
bridge. General Louis Wagner, chair
man Of the executive committee. and
number Of other city officials.
The station was throngeti and a cor.
don Of policemen was necessary to
keep the crowd back as the distin-
gulshed visitors made their way from
the train to the carriages In waiting.
President Mckinley walked with I'M
covered head from the train shed TO the
stand and was cheercd to the echo. He
acknowledged the ovation with many
smiles and bows. The party was
driven to the Hotel Walton.
Early to-day the river front was
thrOnHed with visitors anxious to see
Admiral Simpsons fleet anchored in
the harbos.
Camp James a. Sexton in FairmOunt
park was formally opened at q a. m.
to-day with the firing OF the national
salute and the unfurling Of the stars
and stripes over the headquarters Of
Colonel Maginnis, who ia in charge of
the camp.
The campaign for commantier-in-
chief In waxing warm. II IL one OF the
fiercest contests the q. A. Il. has been
engaged In for long time. Tonight
there are three candidates In the field
Acting COmmandcrin Chief w. G.
johnson OF Cincinnati. Comrade REQ
Rassieur Of st. Louis. and Colonel Al
bert ID. Shaw OF Watertown. New
York. A careful canvass among the
different departments Indicates TINT
Colonel Shaw tonight has little the
hest OF the contest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

II. Schaw proposes to blast with
high-pressure steam. instead OF the
usual Iniammable explosives, which
are SO dangerous. in fiery mines. Mr..
Schaw suggests that cartridge OF
water lodged In shot hole could be
converted into steam at pressure oil
about $50 pounds n square Inch by
means Of low-tcnslon electricity, and
the cartridge should be made OF such
strength that 1t would burst at about
this pressure. when the force set at
liberty would break down the coal.
When the cartridge bursts the wire is
fused and the electric circuit is broken.
so that there Is no further risk OF
ignition OF firedamp or coaldust Mr..
Schaw maintains that the force devel-
oped by the water cartridge Will be
sufficient to break down the undercut
coal In a mine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

when congress, in 1885, enacted that
hereafter all flrst-class battleships and
monitors owned by the United States
shall be namSd FOR the states" it un-
Willingly provided cause OF conten-
ton among some of the states. Re
Gently the good people of Connection,
objected because the name OF their
state was selected for a vessel no more
pretentlous than a 2,155-ton monitor
As the law, moreover. while providing
that all battleships and monitors shall
be named after states. does not provide
that each state shall have a vessel o!
one OF those classes to bear Its name
I, happens that the citizens OF Call.
iornla are now objecting because theIl
state Is to be represented in the nayy
not by hattloship but by an armoFed
cruiser.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The agrarian party in the Pruesian
diet has managed to secure vote ad-
verse to the emperor's canal plans
Their victory has been greater than
they anticipated. The emperor's wishes
regarding the measure were well
known. He made his intention OF car
rying out his canal construction ideas
with strong hand very plain in hif
speeches al the opening OF the bort.
mund- Ems canal. But the abgeord-
netenhaus, or lower house OF the diet
as reported by a reliable Berlin cor
respondent, has rejected not only the
Rhine-Elbe canal measure by major
ity OF 9s, but also the paragraph re-
latIng to the DortmundRhlne canal BY
the close vote OF 2l2 to 209.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
NEARING a cLoss.
Sssssssis boundary Case Hssssy Ready
eos suheDana4s4.

Sssssssss 6"aaassy Case Nearly Ready
eos suA0aas4so.
Paris. kcp,, Sir R0lscrt Thr,ai..
Reid. Y. g.. formerly attorney general
of Great Britain. to-day concluded his
argument before the Anglo vcnexuri.
an boundary ommiaslon. prcs..sstiug
the case for England. Counsel sal
that England mud v~nss,s~ia. isfor~
the tribunal. hold absolutely the sasnc
footing. the question hrins ou~ of com.
iMratlve title.
Nj. George Askwiih. Junior counsel.
cuttinustl the nreusseut Of Emslnmd'a .
case. lie Expressed regrrt that his al.
v~rnarirs had not Jet given the legal
view oS the prr.cut ruutrov~rsy. Mr..
Askwath srfcrrsi 10 Nrain laying
claim 10 the whole oe America. calling
the presentation oe ven~susla'a rass.
whimsical. MIR. Askwlth said that no
Eusopesn nation adnitt~d this kpan.
lab claim. and that the Dutch, whr,,
they obtalne'i their Independence. up.
held their rixh, ~ settlinx In the west
Isdles and carried II into effect.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
A Deadly Boslapse,

The employees In the borax mine In
southern Nevada receive $40 q day,
and they earn II. for they are engaged
tn what is probably the deadliest oc-
cnpatl0n known. ani neither man nor
beast can survive In that climate for q
great while. The hands change fire.
quently because they become exhaust.
ell. The dry air and the heat Of the
sun sap the moisture In their bodies
80 rapidly that they cannot live there
a great willie without losing their VI
tality. They drink great deal, and
some OF them slccp In tubs Of water
In order 30 replenish the moisture Of
the system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

II 10 . wise provision that all cases
eos the sxtradition Of criminal. from
ths lsjaAds under the military control
q The Cnitsd states shall be- decided
~ The military authorities Of the gov.
sso0sat. In the unsetti-d condition os
~ courts and the administration Of
aealFs. which would b. conducive 10
~ secaps u fasitives. the oa.cers u
~ asny are the oaes mos, likely To
eDsesies Impartial Justice.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
l4ssssy t'ssvssss - ssssss,

erfanion. Ia. Ntpt. b.-The natiouai
coaveet!oa of She Letter Carriers A..
sccsetSeea formally opsasA h~es thia
ssesescoa with . pafaAs N which
aear!y h00O men repeeseat1aa btanchea
10 eol eersa Of the ceuetry paetlrl.
New Ysrk. t'hiladsioSia anl Hsssslyn.
n llee. whlrh toestboe ssot A00O IN
viii tae1s Of mna6e. Ovee i,oo0 is3s.
gnlm ase pspaemt fae ~ b6aloess WuVk
rose - H. week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
r.... ~. s..s c,,..s 70, Az.

New York. Hept. h.-The Crstf>,
Porto Rlco Relief Commtttee has r.
sued anothrr appeal 10 the peopas q
tAe Unlted N,ntsa - li~hatf II tSe suf.
(esess srUm tAs husStrane. m A.
peel declares that q .na00oo vill - n.
QelFsd % peoruse ese ihe aestian1e / ere
6oeeostlies u 1lfA
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Only 100, pianos and organs In Chi
caEo. or about one for each 200 per-
sons. does not necessarily indicate an
absence Of musical taste or ability In
the inhabitants NO much ~ an alarm.
Ing absence Of mind when the owners
Of musical instruments appear before
the Ansessnrs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The Individual who sits down and
waits for fame to visit him will find
himself among the leftover baggage
after the express train has come and
gone.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

San Dominko's rcyolutionis,s are en.
tsrins Into their rebellion with n good
1sal u spirit. This Ia natural. since
they have not had n revolt since last
year and that was nipped In tho bud
befoes Il had given them any fus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

A lawsuit is the proper court dress
for an attorney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

point OF view he cannot see why any
one should desire to be the icemap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Some people go to fight the Filipinos.
and some stay at home and drink pink
lemonade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
PLAN TO PREVENT MALARIA.
1ssaaypess FFsss nay H UssA = OaAa I
Aboa1oA tA0 D1eAa10.

3osaaypess 31ees Nay H Uoe4 - 00oo ~
Absalsh tAs Dassaso.
Owing to frequent recommendation
to Governor General Brooke Of the eu-
calyptus tree ~ an anti-malarial agent
some investigations Into the subject
have been carried ON under his oedeFs.
AttentS0a hiss been called to the sue
cess Obtained in cultivating the tree IN
the vast CampaxnA di Roma, Italy.
where eucalyptus b now recognised ~
rendering the whole territory much
less unhealthful. The City Of Mexico
b cited ~ another instance whers
marshy places have been rsndered
healthful BY the presanco Of these
trees. One recommeAdatiou says that
the camp Of the British troops In ia
maica, which was formerly malaSial,
has been planted with eucalyptus, the
outcome already being q steady dlaap-
pearance Of marshy spots. The tree,
which absorbs the moisture, grows
very rapidly, often ten feet In . year.
The wood II valuable and honey bees
seek the flowers. The honey, It h said.
contains important medicinal proper
ties.
The tree department at Santiago de
Cuba, not knowing Of the investiga-
tons In Progress under General
Bro0ke's direction. recently made q
request for several thousand eucalyp-
eua alps, the reputation being str6a9-
y indorsed by General Leonard Wood.
These are now thriving.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The picture OF health is often
genuine work OF art
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

When you set bad example It is
very apt to hatch mischief.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09
M1sss for Nssvsasases.

Scientists claim that music has pow
er to soOthe the nerves. But the quick
est way to cure nervousness 10 ts
strengthen the nervous system. We
know Of nothing which viii accomplish
thls quicker than HOstetters Stomach
Bittcrs. D0 not take . substitute. Bee
that private revenue stamp covers
the neck Of the bottle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

A bachelor always feels sorry for
pretty girl who marries some other
man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

The life work of the reformer seems
to be everywhere except at home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Some people are charitable only
when they are sure the world will hear
Of 1t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Strange to say. 1t is the conversation
With no point to 1t that bores quickest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

One doesn't have to be great In order
to be misunderstood.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Rsos1ssvitDs. OHIO. has . vonaa vto
- . 0asIa fos kissias sessagsrs.
A14 ~ - nssts that bAg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

Women have no continuity Of pur.
pose" Haven't they? Ny cousin
LAURA bought SIS diamond ring and paid
for II 81 at n time
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-09-09

hIbrc hu extra session. OF IN.
Legislature Will meet with strong
oposltl"n IN the npjs.r hos,s..
From expressions of many Of III. sen.
ntorr thcrr will be u fight on. no mat.
ter what revenue hill IL introduced.
The opposition has lWvn expected,
however. nmd state Official. who have
been urging the governor to call The
extra session Ks the only solution Ia
the prcsen, tangled condition of state
finances, are confident that the Opf,osl.
tiOn will not frlghicn OF the governor
and give him the Impression that will,
such opposed fOrc~s an extra ns.ssIOu
would In uAclcn~. II n generally liz.
lievrd that tho governor has bccn thor.
oughly cone inc,si Of the nss.sl Of the
extra session anti will not rrc~si~ from,
his determination Ia hiring the .Assr,u.
bly, together. Among the senators whu
have declared their intention 10 slxbt
revenue measures ri any character ars
senators H,Nkiiu snd Crosby. Ncna.
tor Stewart declares h~ will Gglt an
Inheritance tax and k~natoe lsnrks,
who called On 0ovrrnas Thomas yes.
tcrday. Gays he will Institute q llsht on
any iuheritnnce or iurosue iax TIL.
The Western Negro Pr~ss Aaaorja.
tlon held lts annual meeting here 0u
the 18Th and 1Nh. Il wss Asclslssl 10
h0ad lis nsxt meeting In NAit Lake
CITY. The editors llst~nesl u various
paps5s and elected 0tllswrs. A. thu,
lnosnlng sessSon In the xlou naptist
churrh The rr10rt OF the cusnmltase IN
The "A6dresa 10 tic People, was lirAt
hearh. THIS address laasirsl the psv,x
eeee q the iN0ulO0D nexroes In TN,
Oeeesd otates ard the part played by
ceooes4 oes01ers Ia ths nate war. Il
6eoeeoee1 nsah NV aad called On alj
~ white e1tlosna TO 1nteesssA Ths
- that b 6eine falseA eoe Ososes
8sO.snlck q Csaseade opriaes wns
0eoe1sae0 as6 tss psajest 1ssiesd. NJ.