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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-12

An attack was lately made on
I. +. Collier Of Cherokee, Iowa,
that nearly proved fatal. 1t
came through his kidneys. His
back got SO lame he could not
stoop without great pain, nor
ST II a chair except. pro1Ned
by cushions. No remedy helped
him until be tried Electric Bit
tiers which effected such a Won
derful charge that he writes he
feels like a new man. This mar
Vicious medicine cures back
ache and kidney trouble, puri-
ties the blood and builds up
Your health Only SOC at John
Tull Drug Store.
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QUESTION A\SW

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for Indigestion or Rilious-
ness. Doctors We're scarce. and they
seldom heard Of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostration or Heart failure. etc.
They used August Flower to clean out
the system and stop fermentation Of
uudigested food, regulate the action Of
the liver, stimulate the nervouS and
organic action Of the system, aud that
is all they took when feeling duh and
bad with headaches and other aches
Iou only need a few doses OF Green
August Flower. in liquid form. TO
make YOU satisfied there Is nothing
serious the matter with you. For sale
by Jonn Tull.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-12
Notice 70 the Public.

1t is ordered by the Board OF
County Commissioners OF
Burke County that no person
IS authorized to make accounts
against the county without an
approved order or requlsltlon.
Accounts presented must be
accompanied by either an APP
proved order or requisition be-
fore being paid.
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Notice to Creditors.

Ill Pleasant Altman, deceased. Ill
parties having claims against the g
tate of said intestatc are hereby not
fed TO present them on or before the
lst day Of September, A.. ID. 1901. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
recovery thereon.
All parties indebted 10 said estate
viii save cost by making immediate
payment. This lot day Of Sept. 1900.
ct. \. r. SOMERS.
Admir-. Of Pleasant Altman. decd.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-12
with pleasure. They also en-

with pleasure. They also en-
danger the chances Of every
candidate for Congress. as IN
the event of a contest after
their election, the statement
by a candidate for the United
states Senate that he fears
fraud at the hands of menof hi,
own party, Will be a strong
argument to be used By the
opponents Of Democracy
against the integrity Of those
who Will hold the elections.
Ihe statement that he has
no "machlne' and that if he
can have a free ballot and q
tar count he Will be elected
suggests that he believes that
there Is a "machine' and that
1t Will detraud him. If 50.
who constitute the machine
against whom this charge is
made? Unjust be th members
of the State Executive Com
mlttee, the members of the
different County Executive
Committees, the members Of
the different precinct Ex-
eCutlve Committees in the
State, members of the differ
ent County Boards Of Election,
and the registrars and poll
holders and other democratic
workers.
These men have served their
party and State without re-
ward, and frequently at great
personal sacrifice. They do
not care for the charges Of
their political enemies, but
they Will resent them coming
from a Democrat who aspires
to leadership in the party.
a PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN.
October |, 1900.
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administrators Notice

Having qualified as administrators Il
James Locke Simpson notice j. hereby
given 70 all persons indebted = Sal1
estate 70 made payment and save Coz,
and all persons having claims aSdin9.
same will present them to the under
signed on or before the 20th day u;
september l""1 for payment otherwise
this notice Will be plead in bar ~ ans
recovery.
This September -. 1000.
NJ. y. TENNESSEE.
ct Administrator.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-10-12
MR.. SIMMONS V
He is the Greatest Political Leader in
the State and Therefore Deserves
the ~Senatorship.

the State and Therefore Deserves
the Senatorship.
Cor. Charlotte Observer.
On November 9th, 1898, the
following editorial appeared
in The Charlotte Observer in
regard to Hon. f.. NJ. Sim
mons great. service to the
DemCC attic party:
1.-The Democratic campaign
could not have been managed
more 1udiciously than it was
BY Hon. F.. NJ. Simmons, chair
man of the Democratic State
executive committee. For
four months he has had his
eye on every county IN the
State, and he knew, Yesterday
morning, how every one OF
them was going. His calm
confidence has all the while,
inspired the boys along the
line, and to his brilliant lead
ershlp the people OF North
Caro,i-a owe much for the de-
liverance of Yesterday. Al
ready it is said Simmons
should have anything he
wants.
Mr.. Simmons "inspired the
boys along the line IN 1900
as well as in 1893. The peo-
pie of North Carolina owe Mr..
Simmons twice as much IN
1900 as they did IN 1893, be-
cause his services for good
government in the State have
been doubled since that time.
"Simmons should have any
thing be wants. now it he
was entitled to it in 1893, be-
cause he is doublv entitled to
1t now.
1t has been said that any
other man at the head of the
party could have won the two
great victories for good gov
eminent in the State as we'll
as Mr.. Simmons. This prop
osition would be true, provld-
ed the other man could inspire
the BOYS along the line as
Mr.. Simmons did. Herein
lies the genius OF a great
leader. Possibly any other
man with Napoleon military
GENIUS could have won his
battles. ANY other Alexander
the Great could have con-
uuered the world Even dur
mo the Americn revolution
there we're some people who
thought that another coulo
ia +La American forces as
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how ever, can be a leader in
anything without the genirs
to 'lnsplre the boys along the
line MIR. Simmons has his
genius.
The greatest political honor
should be bestowed upon our
'greatest political general
The United States senator
ship IS the greatest political
honor that the people Of a
State can confer. 1t, there
tore, follows that it's the duty
Of the Democrats of North
Carolina to confer this honor
upon Mr.. Simmons.
Boy ALONG THE LINE.
Gen. Carr, the Machine and Butler.
From the Henderson Evening Heraldo Of
October l, 1900.
Editor Evc11i1g Herald.
Gen Carr, in his campaign
for the Stnatorship, says he
has no "machine' behind him,
and that if he can have a"free
ballot and a fair count he
will be elected. The following
is the report of his speach in
the News and Observer OF
Der %, 1900: If my
friends Will only turn out on
election dav and Workand vote,
victory is assured, and aside
from my personal interest, It
is Of the utmost importance
that there beafreeand full ba-
lot, and an honest and far
count
Butler comments on this IN
the Caucasian of September
q, 1900, and savs:"Gen Carr,
in a recent speech at Mount
Holly. declaring himself a
candidate for the Senate, SAID:
1T IS of the utmost import
ance that there be a full and
free ballot, and an honest and
fair count Doubtless Gen.
Carr realized that in order to
have fair dealing in the Sena-
torial contest. 1t IS necessary
to warn his friends OF the
proneness of the Simmons
ballot-stuifing machine to com
nit fraud. The fact that he
regarded it IS "ot utmost I'M
portance' that there be an
honest election, proves con-
clusivelv that there IS danger
of unfairnes,, fraud and steal
ing in the election, and to
prevent it, he calls public al
~+a,tion to the great CRIME.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
LONDON IN UTMOST GLOOM

Probability That the Effort to Relieve
Ladys,mith VIII he Abandoned.
LONDON, Jan. 20. - The week has
opened with the utmost gloom for the
British public and the reaction is all the
stronger because Of the hig hopes that
were repused in General Buffers turn
Ing movennrnt and his reported an
nOuncement that there would he "no
turning back At the very moment
when DR.. LtydS is being received as an
honored grt st in the highest circles on
fer the worst t!i:;.ste4 a campaign
thus far dis;.Str.,ns Tu;t - heard about
the absolute Necessity Of abandoning
Ladysmitl to it, fate, while Lord Rob-
erts revtrtS to the original plan of al
advance over the Orange river upon
Blocnfontril.
TO Ladv.@nitlI tho disappointment
must be very bitter. 1t muy be regard
ed as a certainty that in the confident
hope of ca1 j. relief Sir George White
Las lltcl V been Issuing extra r;ti|.ns anil
this fact III !; gwen rise tn an cxnCgcrH-
ted idea ~ to thc length of time the
provisions would last.
No Relief for a Month.
Even should it he decided to send
General EulIrr rcinfowcmcnts and to
attempt to reach Lldysmith by move
mcnt through the still more difficult
country east Of ColC.nsO it is extremely
doubtful whether the garrison could
hold ont long cn"ngh, as such move
ment would occupy at least a month.
All the editorials breathe the spirit of
calm determination. Not one will allow
that any reverse could deter the country
from the object it has sctitself to attain,
whatever the sacrifices which may be
involved. The Times says:
"The most carefully planned and ex-
ecut,al movement Of the whole campaign
has entirely failed and it can hardly be
necessary to dwell npon the extreme
probability that We shall learn a little
later Of Il catastrophe almost without
precedent in our military history, Il
catustrophe indeed without parallel
except in the surrender Yorktown.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
SAFE BLOWERS SHOT.
Quincy (Ills.) P,lict Kill Two and Wound
n Third.

quincy (lllS) SHSllCG hllA Two anu "OooO
Third.
QUINCY, Ills. Jan. 20.-Quincy police
officers killed two expert safe blowers,
supposed to be from Chicago, and
wounded another badly. The tragedy
included a running fight III tho streets
through which the men were pursued.
The men are believed to have operated
recently in Frecport, (ialesbrrg and
other Illinois towns, making a speciality
of cracking safes in Building and Loan
associations,
Saturday three men came t., Mock
er's hotel and registered from Kansas
City. The proprietor suspected they
We're crooks, and warned the police.
When one event ont he was shadowed
by Detective George Koch. The man
acted strangely and the officer finally
appeared, showed his star sl,l asked the
man to 80 to the station anal explain
himself. The man drew a ;nstul and
Pointed 1t Mt Kocl', .l,n,t,
but as he did so Koch Gr,N' IL OWE and
fred four Shots The nl;n !, u .!r:'I at
the fourth. This hurl r,n {, at ?"'cloc''
on Saturday night. TIC a.. .""s," IT tl'o
suspected mon at the lr'! N::~'~,.".
invl aud fuuud to rontaiu i"H%iArS to',s
and nitmglyrtrilr. Wlin TIC mlur
two >ntn returned to the hotel u, > =
the morning they learned ct the Il, ~
of their cnmrndc and found the h,n
surrounded Ivy officers. "h.&v ran X: :,
the sn!oun and drew ,;'.ir ~'volv,:
Then there wusu rllEi,in:. fight ,hruu@ !.
the hotel cor1'iG'.'s. On" rushed init
the street, followed by Policeman George
Allcnrn. He turned tn t;rr and as ll.
did Sn h, was shot lv the ufircr. dying
in Il few minutes The third man was
shot hy Officer Charles Horst and snnli
to the floor With IA broken hip. lie was
captured. but refused to give any in.
formation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
AFTER THE RAILROADS,
Minnesota Cnmn,ission Gives Notice Of 4
Hearing for Rate Reductions.

Minnesota Cnmn,isSion Gives Notice Of Q.
Hearing for Rate Reductions.
-" " ST. PAUL, Jan. 29.-The state railroad
commission has taken action which
promises to result in far reaching devel.
opments. Notice has been served Oh all
tho railroads Of the Twin Cities that
they will be required to show cause why
reductions should not be- n,;,lc in Ger.
tain kinds of freight, especially in the
carriage of wheat and fax incoming t1
the Twin Cities and outgoing mcrchan.
Disc
Tho commission has long thought the
southwestern part Of the state suffered
unjustly in ratio matte in comparison
with the northwestern section. For in
stance, it is understood that the south
western roads have 'nj'v'd rate IF
from to 3 cents per 100 pounds
more on certain classes OF T,,r,rilt
than tho" handling til" hn> E..
in the nrtlIw"strrn ,:lr5. j i"
North, IN l.r it.r j. IN" one road nuf
n,"ntiu!r1 y t.r resolution n,!rlnrd Iy
the c~nun;- y. t.!tl"N.h il H. &,ih t..
have lev -, 7. .ii',I / tl" l'nrinr. That
fus'd i'a> l. u mukiI;t u lMrr rate,
"ni;''"n :, i'!2n tn" others, although
tn" C!':.i y, ;'E' -! meets ii At r'l"r tt.
tive = iri:s. II Inc pHr!,, II ,Inr COM.
II. >~;",l 'H~ It. '.lI ,'nI'"',i\ !'l,N,Y,, that
lDly h' sir"s the farmer ~ l!l;u IL lower
rate on grain Silin]~G i':r the i'w.r
Cities. and to- 1'uvcu lr"rr ratio ON lncr-
t.luutlj.,, S1)ir,II fr, nv tl,. 'H,vjn (jii.c
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
willy GOVERNORS BLUFF.
Saved the City OF Tun,ar" From, Capture
by COl,nibnn ErbrI-.

saved the Sty oi Iniha'h rom Capture
by Colnnibinn Erb,ls.
SA< DIEGO, Jan. "a. '','m Reports
brought by the Hamburg: Steamer VOL
um',in. it appears thar the ;'I' al If ,,"
vessel ut Tumacn. Enlr,nbu wlrr. she
tOnchcd on the way up. !,"l the effect
of saving tn" place. from cnlur" by Co.
lOmbiau rebels. The !attrr had de-
manded the surrender Of the town and
the governor was at his wits end. Just
then the Enlulnnia wnH sighted. The
willy governor saw his chance to make
bluff. So he sent Il defiant message to
the revolutiOnistS and told hem that the
steamer off port was bringing 500 gov
eminent troops. Tn" trick succeeded
and the rebels abandoned their purpose
to capture ruu,acU
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
ALLOWED TO PROCEED.

French Consul Objects to Holding PAssrn-
ger. at Lonrrnz" Marques.
l.o,DoN. Jun. 2o.--Tht G. r$|ond"ui
of The Times at Lo,urnZ" Marques. tel
egluphing Jan. 2J. say>:
"Ovrr thirty Frenrhmcn who arrived
here hy the French steamer Girondn
and were prohibited from proceeding TO
tho Transvaal appealed to the French
consul .who protested that they held
passports by the 'Ilausva.tl consul and
who declared that he would mold the
Portuguese. liable in damages for d
brc,,h Of international law in the event
Of continued refusal to allow them to
20 forward. The result was that tf:t
FreUo,mcn were allowed tOprOcccd.'
Or. LEYDS AT BERLIN.
The "a, ~,:;H. E.prr~. n'ati'" S""ia
Lion There.
lo\nU>. ian ;H.-inr !arlin c41l,'
spun,lcnt OF ;'jn Daily Mail says: DR..
L.yd, is Il S.rci,ll lion u, r., He is being
received with distinction on = accoldt I,
to mos, favored representatives. 1t j.
not likely he will obtain audience ot
Empror William. During his reccp'
ton by Count yon Buelow no political
matters Wcr. mentioned.
Dr. .Jn,nc.on Wounied.
HEAD LAA,il;';, Near IA(!ySlnitll, Jan.
25.-1t il rc;r;rt, i'"" that rs the re-.
su]t nf ''l1mg Tenn !'~rti'" on M'n-
day Dr.. .!samesOn wus w,U.r;>nl III /!
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
WARREN WAS ENTlCED.

Story by Way Of Berlin That the British
General Was rricked.
BERLIN, Jan. ~. Some Of the lapcrS
here claim to have cab]eEram from
Pretoria saying that General Warren
WAS cnticcd into Spion knp, where the
Boers fc]: upon him; that II of his can,
non were. t.ariured and that Rullor'. /.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

Gazette says that DR. Leyds, the diplo-
matte agent of the Transvaal, who has
arrived here for the celebration of the
emperor's birthday, was received by the
Count Won Buelow, the minister of for
eign affairs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
POLICE RESCUED HIM,

Cincinnati Tanner Murders His Family
aud Attempts Suicide.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-In All "Over
the Rhine" tenement Charles Burluf, a
tanner, murdered his wife, his son Carl,
aged s; his daughter, aged ;, and then
tried to set the house on fire by over
turning the hot stove and piling furni-
ture on it. He remained III the burn
ing room until arrested by the police.
His intellect was Of the lowest type and
he suffered from demcntin which he
seems to have inherited from his father
who died by suicide.
SECURED EIGHT THOUSAND.
Bank of Deerfcld, Wis, Robbed of a
Round sum.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. GA special from
Madison, Wis, to The Evening Wiscor-
sin says only $4,000 in cash was secured
by the robbers who looted the bank Of
Deerfield A quantity Of village water
works bonds was also stolen.
y Better to Post ponc Game.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Oxford and Cam
bridge, after consultation, have decided
that it would be better to postpone the
return field games with Harvard and
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
FROM BCER SOURCES.

Story - ,i:i,h Capture "f ''pi"n K"9
:.u., subs. 4uent Defeat.
+ w ~ >I";UARTrKs. Mcddcr Spruit,
UWAr Tug, L., IAN. -, via Lomenzo
MuQorS, Jrn. 25.-Vrvhc:d Burghers
from Il" nut1n sts on the highest hills Of
the 5; ''n k - ::roup rushed into the
laag"i ;:.':,@ l;,nr tie kop was lost and
that t.. F.Nyiie!, had tnkel it. Rciil-
a>rccr.';!'s wrr" ordered up but nothing!
could l,v GONE for some tiEle tie hill be.
ing e,lvo.urCh il thick mist.
At dawn the Heidelberg and Carolinc
contin"rnts, supplemented from othcl
comn,Antus, began the ascent Of
the hill. Thrc" $, 1rS, p"~!pitnus pro-
jeoticn>, faced tE,r R''cr ~ ITEMS. TE
these the advance vas mace. Ilic horses
were left under the tirat trrrocrof 70; ks.
Scaling the steep hill the Burs fouii@t
that the English
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
BOER FIRE HEAVY.
Corre.lOndent's Reason for tn" Britisl,
Check and Retreat,

Cheek and Retreat,
LONDON, Jan. 2!-Thc Daily News
publishes il dispatch dated SWarnans
Camp, "Wednesday aft'rnm,n. but held
back presumably by tho censor until
Fr,lav The correspondent says:
"jl:Ning g"llan'ly taken a portion OF
Talumtiann nrultain dnring last night.
General Warren $ troops are finding
considerable difficulty III hol'iing it.
There has hccn i,c.>v fighting today.
The B,er shells ur splcndidly directed
and in the face Of th: encmy's heavy
fire the further advance Of our forces
has been checkul.'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
NIacruin starts Home.

PARIS, Jan. 29.-Charles f. Macrun,
former United States consul at Pretoria,
left here for Chrrbourg, intending to
sail from that port for New York on the
American line steamer st. Paul, which
left Southampton at noon.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
Yale until 1901, principally owing to- h'
difficulty OF arranging il date suitable t,
Fatal Knockout Drops,

NEW York, Jan. 23.--David A. Nc.
Clurr, a wealthy Scotch tourist Of Gla>
gov, died Sunday ut the Homeopathic
hospital in Brooklyn, and the autopsy
showed that he had been killed bA
knockout drops.
Locomotive Explosion Killed Three.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Jan. 29.-A
Chicago and Grand Trunk locomotir,
blew up at FMw:uvlshurS, killing til,
engineer, trenl;lu aud conductor.
The nci.h"r wt':,'rn run half the fam
Hes in town.
The men ti,l: Il good deal. bur arc
worked jlr' 10" same.
Some l,ri Try 81 hard /" be witty that
every nnr ,:tirS their wires.
No man r"n possess all the virtues. II
he has one .,r two. he is lucky.
There is n"lhing that ha1ters young
houscke"prr quite SO much as to have an
older wolaan ask her for recipes.
The. world is full nf thin. Sickly looking
young people VIII" try 10 convince their
healthy !mEin- aI""~irrS that sleeping on
feather i"hS iSn'1 good far ,hcm.-Atcbi.
E"E ti!i,iH
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30
Tome|ty's Bazaar Store.
An Intended Compliment

J. She was on the main floor with friend who
evidently was a stranger in Little Falls and the
friend liked the store, and said So. Eyes, we
think it the finest store in Little Falls said the
woman who knew
Please do not feel that way about it.
Fine things are so apt to make one feel as
though 'don 't-touch-signs" were dangerously near
Fine rooms are so little apt to be home-like and :
cheerful.
It is beautiful store-bouniful in it's beauty d;
but won't you think of it as comfortable store
useful store, and your~store?
There is all the freedom we know how to give :
as many things as we can find room for, just to
look at and enjoy.
AS store it's aims and purposes are clear;
good service; fair prices; nothing considered ab-
solutely sold until the purchaser is satisfied.
In The Dress Goods Store There $50 prices
of dress goods in this morning Principally figured blacks
covert cloths henrietta serges and plads All of these
and pretty
Verv nice figured blacks worth soc at 3ec.
Henriettas worth SOC at 35c.
Covert cloth worth 25c at 15c.
Nice plaids worth 2Oc at 12tc.
Dress Goods Remnants the big selling such
at this the month there sure TO oe
web ends and short lengths.
These are all piled on the main floor
and willing to take on every y1lu ol
Each piece ticketed at about two thirds it's WORTH
The G. D. Corsets and Waists We don't know Of any
make good as the &.
D. corsets and waists. If did would have them.
These garments nodded and shaped after perfect
human forms. They manufactured from the best
materel and made finished by artists in the corset
making line. We guarantee every corset bearing the IT, D.
trademark to give perfect satisfaction or your money back
Prces 45c, SOC, 73c 81. 90 and ST.
Box Paper There a line of box paper in to-
dav. Prces &c, lOc. 15c, 19c and 23
Wedding Presents in China This china store is worth
looking through whether
you There always many pretty things tor
wedding and birthday presents such chop dises Salads
dinner SETS and in fact everything that goes to
the beauty of the china closet There pretty
pieces these prices SOC, 81, s.! and up to $1,000
H0usekeepers helps big bread pan loc, cake pan
&C. FOUNDER lOc strainer 1Oc, lamp c]mneys all
sizes5c page tablet c, paper OF pins c, cakes OF
soap for the face big bottle of ink &c. IS envelopes &C.
"a sheets of writing paper bottle of machine oil &C.
pencils 1c paper safety pins &c and &C. 10 bars
of Tomety's Soap 25c.
H..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

DR.. Lcy,lx Received by \"n Bu'low.
BERLIN. Jar :H-- Tie Nul;l! German
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-01-30

hasty retreat over the Tugela river alone
can save him.
SURPRISED By THE BOERS.

General Methuen Sustains u Loss Of About
-. Forty Men.
LONDON, Jan. ga special dispatch
from Colenso, dated "Wednesday, Jan.
q. says that Commandment Lucas Mry.
erS ui.nlanGo surprised and surround.
Ell IL ~ ~ hcdy o1 General Metluen's
iniaE.,H. Ai.l.ls and woundiug % and
capiI Nc -.