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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

Cancellation of husband and wife. though
" must be admitted It does not give pro-
inlse or happiness. as the latters last
look ~ one OF longing al the man who
would have won her from her home.
AT. skinner. as Sir Christopher. the
friend, who does his best 10 mend mat
tets, ana finally succeeds. was excellent,
ana combined in delightful manner
earnestness and a certain dry humOr
which was infectious Miss Nannette
Noinstock. as Lady Jessica, had a trying
role. which. however she was equal 10
IN every way. In the last act, when reck-
less and caring little what became OF her.
she portrayed her emotion I'm the most
natural manner and did not In the least
overact the part or spoil the scene by
too great show Of feeling
The Liars" Will be repeated al NATL
nee and evening performances to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
choctaw squn,vs in Demand.

NAlAAllNA Ahl4rAAA AAiNllfl
There ls a wild rush on the part OF
whit. mon for Indian brides in the ChOc-
taF nation just now. which is attracting
good deal OF attention.
A.N- reports from that section declare
flf hundreds Of tents are pitched along
. borders occupied by white men, who
. I'm the lookout for dusky spOuscs 10
hra. them comfort and wealth, for sOrdid
.s t.e latter suggestion is II lies at the
bottom OF tho new seizure of the virgins.
F0r many years a white man marrying a
|.l.f.v squaW Immediately became the
owner ~ so acres Of choice land in that
nation and was allotted so much money
every wear by the government for each
member of the family. Consequently me
more children in the family the larger
fhe amount of money received. This ru e,
and the fact that the Choctaw women
ono naturally and exceedingly attractive,
have made them much sought after by
WHITE sultOIs.
few weeks ago the Dawes commits
0l issued an order providing that atter
fDmber ], l&J. man VINO was not OF
c.cCiaw blood marrying an Indian wo-
man should not be allowed 10 share IN
ne lands and money Of the tribe. This
ruling caused the men who were anxious
i0 share the fortunes Of squaWs 10 mar
ry much earlier than they had intended.
Consequently The Cl0ctaW nation country
wlFcs and since The order was made
more than CO.. Indian women have been
married 10 white men,
lf % stated as Ii curious fact that the
great majority Of ChOct0w maidens pre-
fer 90 marry white men. and viii not
i.rf af an Indian unless as a last re-
f-- They are almost white. with beau
NWI compIcxlons. As "a rule. they are
N.l educated and with the 80 acres
Piece as "a dowry, are I'm great demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
HOW BALZAC WROTE.
He began with n short, sketchy,
siipshod Skeleton.
(Scribner's Magazine)


with an Unborn literary facility, with
an Unborn artistic conscience that drove
him on IN untring pursuit Of perfection,
he filed the vast chasm between his
thought and it's expression with countless
penstrokes, and by methods OF compo-
sit.on all his own; the exact reverse or
these Of Dumas writing at white heat,
never rewriting; or OF Hugo, who SAID,
Il know not the art OF soldering
beauty in the place Of defect, and |
correct myself IN another work. Balzac
began with a short and sketchy and SIP
shOd skeleton, making no attempt to-
ward sequence or style, and sent H. WitB
all it, errors, TO the printer. froois wei Wei
returned 70 him in small sections, pasted
IN the centre Of huge sheets; around
whose wide borders soon snot from inc
central text rockets ana squlDs or tne
authors additions ana corrections, hred
by his infuriated fist. The new proofs
came back on similar sheets, 10 be re-
turned 10 the printer, again IKE the WeD
and tracks Of a tipsy spider. Ihls was
repeated a dozen, or, II IS sald, score
o. times, always with ampliflcauons untll
his tvpesetters became palsled lunatics.
lie overheard one Of them, as he entered
the office one day, say; i We zone my
hour OF Balzac; who takes him neXtf
Typesetter, publisher, autnof were Pus
our OF misery only when the last proof
came in, at its loot the magic bon d
tTer." 100,
This stupendous work had been preceded
and was accompanied by as stupendous
preparation Of details. lie dug deep 70 set
Inc solid foundations for each structure
he meant 10 build. Il nave had 20 rya ta
So many books" he says, referring 10 MS
toll on Louis Lambert 80
real were his creations TO him-more awe
to his vision than visible creatures apout-
that ne must needs name them htlnsy
and house them appropriately. invented
- .,ii'r,,srcIofure gave no vitality 70 them, IN
bis Wv. and he hunted. on signs ana
shop fronts wherever he went, ior rear rear
names that meant life, and speClal ne,
"a name" as he said, 'which explains
and pictures and proclaims NM |" l n1t''
that shall be his, tnat couiu HV' P079'N''
L.Ioner tn any other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
THE WALKER LIGHT GUARD.
This Company Of Virginia yoIun'
teers Meet Tonight to Muster In.

The Walker Light Guard. Virginia Vol
unteers, will meet tonight TO be mus
tered in.
The following order has been issued:
'Armory Of the Walker Light Guard,
Virginia Volunteers,
November Is. 1892
Company order no. 8:
you are hereby ordered TO report At
the Armory, seventh and Marshall streets,
Wednesday November 18th. at s Z. NJ,
for muster i'm. Every man Is expected
to be pre- sent.
"By order Of A. w. Miller. captain COM
peny"
After the formal exercises a period OF
social pleasure will be INDUCED in. Re-
FIRE shments will be served.
There will be a meeting Of the old
members of the Guard Of the Common
wealth at the Armory tonight, for the
purpose of organization. There rs .,
great deal Of enthusiasm amont the men
end # is believed there is not now much
doubt of organization and muster IN be
ing completed within a comparatively
short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
THE WADLEY CASE.
The Acknowledgement VIII Prob"-
bIy Move 10 Dismiss Appeal

Attorney General Montague stated yes
terday that a time for hearing the Nir-
ginia-Tennessee boundary-lne case by
the United States Supreme Court had not
been set. 1t may be heard this month.
Mr. Montague is now engaged IN pre-
pairing a notice of motion and brief 70 DE
filed in the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals i'm the case Of Wadley VS..
Blount, BOyntOn, ct ais.
This case has been won by Dir. Monta-
que I'm the United States Supreme Court.
Wadley was charged with the em0ezzle-
ment of funds of the Wythevlle Banking
and Insurance Company to the amount OF
$4,000. Frequent appeals 10 the Federal
courts have greatly delayed the case. IL
IA understood that Mr. Montague will
move to dismiss the appeals on the
ground that they are made for the pur-
pose Of delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

Philadelphia krtplND
ll you ever hear Of pet butterhiesf'
''"' a IOcust-sireet woman. Kept
,te t.r fevcrol davs. II came 90 me on
halloween probably attracted by some
pants looming in the window. Its body
most curious. being short ana ray,
M. Covered with down so thick That 10
iI1.tl fur one day fed II WIN
tHer'crsd water. after imbibing which
N irl over helpless a doctor Ia the house
'-biainec that the insect was intoxicated
.hs that sugar contained small per-
.iase of ne same ingredients as wills
AI cay nay butterfly lay In q stnpor
Dtl me next morning he Was as risky az
Irlfr BE became q confirmed inebriaie.
~, cay when the window was open he
~" pui and the last 1 saw Of him he
49, .e. LelnS pursued By flock Of hungry
taat butterflies can be Kent indoors ali
siys 20 artist bsre has her studio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
Two Inns Wore Wooded.

Mr.. Katisha Samotske and Miss Hunya-
di Yakoma, a lady and gentleman or
Japan, were married at the Broad-Street
Methodist church last night. The cere-
mony and the supper after the marriage
attracted a large and well-pleased audi
ence. IL was Of course, mock mar
rage. but il was full of interest and very
Instructive to all The bride and groom
were attended by fourteen pretty Japa-
nese bridesmaids. They made scene
ceremony and the supper japanese songs
were sung. The supper was delightful
feature. II was partaken Of by many and
greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
nr. Lnrhnn 10 Manila.

DR.. Arthur Jordan, Of this city, has en-
1ieted I'm the army as "A contract sur
geon. and Is now on his way 10 the
Philippines. .,-.,,.. .,,r,oo,
a,iyi,,e~ Inc latter part OF the Spanish
war He recently, retired from the Viz
GINA Mutual Medical Society. Of whlch he
Was medical director.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
Meeting NJ Cathedral Ham.

The roass-meetlng at Cathedral Hall to-
night al $50 o'clock, for the purpose OF
taking suitable action regardihs me i,'ol re-
General of ST. Peters Parish, VIII doubt
less be very largely attended.
Father Tearney is one OF the most
nopular members Of the Richmond clergy
and his prospective departure Is regretted
nv all classes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
nnd nrnnmitc ON board.

HABANA, November 1.-THE bark New
Venice, from Key West. which was cap
tured off Porto Padre under conditions
that excited suspicion, was found 70 nave
several hundred pounds Of dynamite on
board. II IS supposed that hpe ihtehueu
IA Doach fish Ina Cuban waters. The cap
tain and officers have been placed under
arrest and the dynamite has been conns-
Gated Collector Bliss has not yet de-
cided what further steps VIII be taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

LaGrippe with It's after effects, an
nualiy destroys thousands OF people. IL
may be quickly cured b. one Minute
Cough Cure, the only remedy that pro-
duces Immediately results IN coughs.
colds, Group. bronchitis. pneumonia, and
throat, and lung troubles. IL will prevent
consumption. Bodeller Bros. 7. A. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
To Entertain Odd-FeilOws.

The Executive Board 10 arrange Tor the
meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF
Odd-Fellows in this city in 1900 is arrang-
ing the details for the entertainment OF
the visitors.
Mr.. Hll Montague IS chairman OF the
board. Mr. Louis AuDel IS chairman OF
the Hotel Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK, November H.-(Special) -
u Axtell. Waldorf; Miss j. w. Morris
Continental; r. S. Bosher and wife .ana
Miss Bosher Herald,as5 gI boro 10; H. Shof.
shefer. Imperial, c. Hutzler, Albert; a
I Marcuse. Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
OTIS SKINNER IN "THE LIARS"
An Excellent Production Given Last
Night at the Academy.

Otis Skinner and his excellent company
presented Henry Arthur Jcnes's comedy,
'rrhe Lars" at the Academy last night.
with one exception the audience was
nrobablv as large as any that has gath
cred I'm the playhouse this season. "The
ISarsi As a society play, and no more APP
nronriate title could have been selected
Tor the piece. A delightful vein OF humor
i.'l,en the situations are very serious. The
theme is by no means a new one, and
deals with a wife who, firing or her nus
bond's lack of attention and uncongeniali-
" countenances the loVe.making OF an
,,,,icate her when the husband Is about
"a ieorn the truth necessitates the lying
", ich ia done both artistically and I'M
Mertisticallv. The final act shows the re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

have beside the Easley coal and ore lands
and coke ovens seven blast niraaces, with
400 tons capacity day; 1900 coke ovens.
CO 900 acres OF coal lands. $3.50 acres or
brown and red-ore lands. carbonate and
dolomitic limestone quarries, l2O tene-
ment houses, and "a stores, warehouses.
and Office buildings. --
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15

"A fool can ask more questions than n
wise man can answer. Amt that soy'
II cant answer you. "-fndian9poliS
Journal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
I0e 22.Saa w&sal

Cards. BllI-Heads. statements Letter
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. HandaiIls.
Dodgers, sc. printed by the Dispatch
Company al low prices. WIN give 700
good work at the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send Us your orders. and
We will guarantee satisfaction IN eyery
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
The Count Preparing TO Leave.

Count Rocco Dianovich, VINO mas pesn
IN Richmond several weeks, will leave ~
few days for Philadelphia. where he mas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-15
Meetings This Evening.

The Council Committee on Streets Will
meet at O'Clock this evening This will
be the regular semi-monthiy meeting.
At o'clock the Subcommittee of the
Street Committee will meet TO discuss the
street railway franchise ordnance.
Other meetings 10 be held at o'clock
will be the committees on Light, Gene
teries, and First Market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

tho north cnd of the grand stand. KIN.
Ing two men Instantly fatally niifiuc
Two more. and seriously disabling ok
others
-Four gcamcn from the British chin
Fortcviot which recently arrived al
Tacoma from the west coast or Africa
nave charged capt Gllmuur with lu.
human treatment while ON the high
FelH.
The convention " Sons ~ Veterans
100 Detroit adopted resolutions urging
cooperation with md expressing au.
mifatlnn Tor the q. 4. g.. dyplurlnr the
present pervUrsiun M Memorial day.
day
w. g. Carlyle. former mlnorniogiHt
for tho province uf british Columbia.
now superintendent OF the Ioml milne
at HosslHnd, has boon offered tho pusI-
ZION ui manager NJ the Rio Pinto mines
200 spain ni SALARY vi $4,000 10 10
Haid be VIII accept the onor
In Philadelphia yesterday Uoar.Ad.
w'tnl SAMPSON attended the cpnvpn.
u1n VI naval veterans or the United
states The dUlDEltss discussed "a plan
i1r Oh" erection ~ monument CO. th.
memory ~ Past Rcar-Aimirul J. n.
bnhlHron.
A. the Minnesota state l1ir rrounda
races yesterday Giles NoyDs who won
the -'o' pace for q purse OF $1,000, cs-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
COLORADO AT SALT LAKE


San Francisco. Sept s,-Thh First
Colorado regiment of volunteers was
mustered out. paid and discharged to-
day The rolls carried $50 names all told
ana the amount disburscd was about
100000. The regiment win leave for
home Saturday afternoon In special
train consisting Of four sections. pro-
vlded by the State.
The hrst section viii leave about 2
pm, The regiment will stop az Salt
Lake for a four hours reception by the
Utah artillery. \ committee OF Salt
Lake citizens telegraphed they would
tear up the track II the regiment re.
fused TO stop.
Other stops Of one or two hours win
be made at Lcadvillc. Grand junction.
Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
Nearly ever man In the regiment IL
wearing q Photographic hutton " Dr.
Rose kldboor tho nurse from the Rcd
Cross society. She has been with tho
rrglmoni since August. 1895 and went
through all the campaigns. and tho boys
swear by her Each company Will pre-.
sent her with a handsomely engraved
testimonial ln the form N resolutions.
and not content with that. the boys are
donating freely from their funds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
yOLuNrnnRs pIssArIsrrrp.
"oF'h Dakota aud Minnesota Men Com
plain Agpinst Omiccrs.'

&, San Francisco Sept. s.-Thc South
Hahuu ana Mlgnraotu volunteers who
arrived from Manila yesterday ON the
uahfpur, sheridan will be- landed
Wmoiiuw morning and viii be- escorted
70 lh' Preside By the North Dakota
gHment' which Is TO be mustered out
w Tow days.
There has been Considerable troubIe
sNlnH the men and officers OF the
e9ulh Dakota regiment, as the result
~ which surgeron Major Wnrnc. Lieut.
~ slower and Lieut.. Horace g, Bates
tl' now said to be under arrest await
HH hh Official Investigation OF charges
preferred against them by Col. Frost.
,ouhandlng the regiment. II IL ex-
yl,l mat "A court martial viii be or
g,,i,li but no action win be taken un-
H. matter has been passed upon
Anl. Gen Shafter.
YOU Frost n praised by all as brave
all sMlltul officer but II Is said that
W treated the new volunteers under
nlu lH though they were seasoned vet
,aNf ana showed no consideration for
W,lf ncNperience.
ihr Minnesota volunteers, who also
6luih'd on the Sheridan. have dis
Fal'l much feeling against their
rtn commanding officer Col, Ames,
uN was invaded home some months
NV ana has awaited the return Of his
NEiment In this city. When he went
~ lo the transport today he was re-
Nol with such marked GOODNESS that
~ VIE, who accompanied him, IL said
W nave wept There II talk Of mutlny
n' ~ restored to his former COM
n th. prejudice Of the troops against
w Alnes " alleged 10 be due to their
,,'lhF. that he did not show a truly
XIV llnl spirit In the field and also To
.hr iaoi that he II alleged 10 have con-
~ nlnled "a political opponent on his
domination 10 office In his State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
CLERGYMEA AND MAORIS.


Vancouver. H. g.. Sept. s-Thc
steamer Wnrrlmoo brings the follow
ing advlcos from New Zealand and
Australia.
a Tnsmunian paper snys New zca.
land desires Co cooperate with Great
Hrltuln. Canada. New South wnIcs,
Victoria and Queensland In raising
the capital required Tor the Pacific
cable.
Tho Maori race In Now Zealand /,
inri dying out. ~ "a diocesan synod IN
wellington, clerrymcn OF the TaruulK
district who appealed strongly for aa.
flHtnnco iu the work amonr the NnurlH.
have % sad description OF The state III
things prevailing in many place.
Drunkenness. immortality and ul0th are
the chief enemies NJ, the race. Accord.
ing tu the last census returus in April.
1880, the number OF Ma0rls was 90. $50.
ana u was calculated that during the
previous nvc years there had been an
apparent dccrvnuc OF g,l3g
\ boat GROW of the steamer Vie
torln had an exciting time with ma.
tlVoa Of the New Hobridoa. cant Wi.
Hams arrived no one ~ the Islands u
week after recruiting vessel had shut
native. The natives cnticcd the bn1t'a
crew w q creek ana then fired ON
them In revenge. Fortunately only
one man was wounded.
Mr. Fonton. home secretary ~
Queensland. has been inqulrug Into
the pcarling Industry. lie nnda that
serious abuses exist regarding the re-
cruitlng Of natives and ulho IN the
treatment 81 native women The re-
cruit"rs offending are very often
Manila men owning luggcra The wo.
men are takon away In boats. the own
crs alleging that they are with their
husbands
The aloop Kctchnnnic was Lost In
q storm on the Tasmanin coast. Her
crew were nll drowned. The crew con-
Sisted 81 four.
a terrible accident 10 reported from
Fort Muhonga, just outside yelling
ton, \. y. Some members OF the local
torpedo corps were detailed to remove
an old electric ilght plant. II was
found necessary to explode a big
charge Of gunC0ttnn. The eapplnH
parting, consisting of ScrEt. Olive Corp.
Black and Sappera league and Head.
yet tho mine and had just M the fuee.
when the charge premnturvly exploded.
The force NJ the explosion was terrific.
when the smoke and dust cleared
away II was found that tho little sap.
ping party had been practically nnni-
hllutcd, scrrt olive. Corp. Black and
Snppor league were blown to picce.
Suppor Head was seriously injured.
This ~ the second accident OF the
kind Two torpedo men were killed and
three Injured 10 a similar explosion on
runcotton at smelly bay barracks In
1891.
owing chiefly to the Increase Of
dredging operations tho New Zenlard
gold output Tor the first seven months
81 the year exceeded by Gsi2. 507 that
Of the corresponding period Of is0s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

tiles alruady committed. probably the
court OF revision would uunul the aeu-
tcnce ~ the court martial hut 10 the
court Of revision confirmed the decision
there would be- still sufficient grounds
90 bring the whole case before the court
on caesatlnn.
1T should also be remembered that
the I0la trial u fixed f0r November %
at Versailles. and after that The
koluach trial. but 70 would be- as
ridiculous Go Imagine that The Renuos
Judges would condemn DrcyfuH without
amy demonstration of hiH guilt us %
would be 90 suppose that the moon Is
square. or that the laws ~ gravity arc
reversed and that men walk ON their
heads"
The tact and prudence with which VI.
Domnngo rufralu0d from attacking Gen.
MERCER and udroltly avoided McrClCra
challenge Co the Judges Co decide boo
tween Drcyfua and himself aud also
the silent contempt with which NJ. De-
mhugp treated Gen. McrcierH lnEo-liko
stab OF Freyst1ottpr nt the last mn-
mont viii. 200 thu opinion ~ the military
mon here. have re- most favorable ourUt
pn the members NJ the court martial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

horses and escorted by the leading
Democrats and siiverltes Of Ncvadn.
lie arrived late in the afternoon and
went az once to address the opon-air
mnas-mceting, at which seven thou
sand persons were present He was
received with tremendous enthusiasm,
the conclusion Of every sentence being
emphasized by tumultuous applause.
Mr Bryan spoke for over an hour'
devoting himself principally 10 the
question Of expansion There II no
need Of my talking 10 you upon the
money question" he said. Every one
knows that Nevada Ia all right for sill
YER"
lie repeated the arguments against
expansion made In his San Francisco
speech. declaring against what he pro-
nouncod ga tnpllcate NJ yvlls-cxpan-
sion. Imperialism and mllltafism.'
Mr.. Bryan departed for the East on
this evenings train. being accompanied
10 the depot by practically the entire
population u Carson who chcctel him
until the rcccding train carried him
out 81 sight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09
srANIAnDs uNsArr N ounA.
Declaration aud Inquiry by Leading
Havana Paper.

Havana, Sept S,-The Diaro De Ia
Marina cditorially today says: Matters
are going from bad 20 worse Untl re-.
comfy only In the Interior was the NE
uf a Spaniard unsafe. Now uaVanu Ia
becoming the seat NJ outragcs against
Spaninrds, Recently a squad of Gu
bans In uniform used recently In the
rebellion against Spain tried 10 lynch
a guerilla In the heart OF Havana, the
fugitive managing 20 hide In the
house Of friend whence he was lodged
IN the consulate before being sent to
spain"
The paper then quoted the case OF
Gen, Camecho, Spnnlard who was
rescued from lynching by the custom
house guard and taken to q hospital,
covered with wounds, and asks why the
police are never At hand, adding. III
such outragcH occur whom people are
protected by the bnyouets ~ the In
tervenlng government what would
happen N these should go"
a committee has sailed Tor the United
States TO engage muspnH ana lahOrera
10 take the place ~ the native work
men who are now on strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-09

has been no rule for the appointment
and education VI the apprentices Now
commundnnta ut navy yards ARE ln.
Httuctcd TO receive applications from
likely candidates. hold examinations
and make up llstH ~ ollgihlps from
examinations Will not De- severe except
phyHicallythe requirements being ublll.
~ 90 road ana write and knowledge ~
arithmetic up 90 derlmals. Candidates
must be between the ages ~ n and ~
Year,. once appointed the boys will
be- thoroughly instructed IN their trades
ana examined from time 60 time Tor
promotion. N ~ hoped IN this man
nor tn cure the NE Of the present APP
prentice system.