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ROOSEVELT DOES NOT
LIKE 1T.

Elmirs. N. Y Oot 3O.-Tbe Roose
volt party made sn early start westward
today. Tho general conversation of
the party sas OF the rio,ous times Of last
night. Governor Rooseve ssid thai
tho 6rst ss,sok on the carriage 10 which
be sod Senator Fasse,t Vas riding came
from susll boys. IL saw tho boys Gre
sbo vegetables sod dessyed fri.." said
che Goveroor." sod few sticks we're
also thsose. Il wss . body Of grown
men. however. wbo pushed up against
sbs carriage aod thrust lj,bogrsphs Of
Sssneh6eld in my face Several times
IL looked % II it wss tbe Intention Of
ths crowd to rush % out Of the earrisRe,
bat osubsr OF men on horsebsok Gath.
cred srouod and prevented shat I did
not sss :be frssss 10 whish 1the men
we're ipjured
The Corning Olub, which got ioto q
ashs 10 attempting to defend its banner
hor attack, suffsred severely !; six men
we're quite badly wounded With stones
and sucks sud blood flowed quite freely.
they were 6oslly escorted to the station
by the police sUd pus aboard their
special train.
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REPUBLICAN, BLUSTER.

New York, Nov 1.-The Republi.
can national committee today issued
formal statement to- voters, as fol-
lows:
"Mr Croker, the head of the Dem.
ocratic organization in New York,
has ordered his subordinates to
gather in force at the polls next
Tuesday and, in case they see the
result of the count going against
them, to eject the election officers
and take possession of the ballot
boxes by force. This astounding
snarchistic order has been approved
aud endorsed by Senator Jones, the
chairman of the Democratic national
committee
The Republican party has always
stood sguarely for fair vote and an
honest count A dishonest election
is possible only through violence
such as is now threatened by the
Democratic leaders. because an equal
number of inspectors from both
political parties is present at every
polling place, and so long az these
inspectors are not interfered with the
voting must be conducted fairly.
The Democratic plan, officially de.
clared now. is to overpower the
inspectors, whenever their party
exigencies appear to require violent
interference
Notwithstanding the announce.
ment of this Democratic policy of
te'rorizing voters and burglariziug
ballot boxes, the Republican national
committee desire to state 10 the pub
lie that the Republican managers,
national, State and local, have taken
measures to insure the protection of the
rights of every voter in the pending
election and that the votes shall be
properly counted and recorded az
cast. The committee, therefore, ,admon.
ish all voters that they must nos be
deferred by these threats G. the
Democratic leaders from exercising
the right of suffrage on Tuesday
next for every citizen ia entitled
by law to protection in this, bis
highest privilege, and we shall see
to it that his vote shall also be pro
tected, at all hazards /"
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Berlin, Nov ] Considerable i'm.
patience at the meagerpess of the news
from China in 6odiug expression here.
The inference is that German censor
chip over such information is very
strict.
LISTERS from privates 10 China begin
to fod their way into the social demo.
cratic papers showing that the German
troops give 10 quarter. The Bremen
Buereer Zsiiung publishes letter from
q soldier in Pekin. who said be vito esed
the following scene
Sixty eigh. cap,ives. some of them
not yet adults, we're lied together BY
thsir pietails, beaten boldly by the
Germans, compelled to dig tbeir own
graves and then shot go masse
The Halberstadtcr Volks Zsitung
prints com munication from Pekiu 10
which the writer says:
"No prisoners are taken. All are
shot or. preferably. ssbred to save am.
munitioo. Sunday afternoon We bad to
bsyonet "a prisoners. They had killed
one Of our patriotic men 40 utire
battalion pursued them and captured
"a alive, 1t is cruel Il was iude.
soribable."
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BRYAN in NEW
YORK STATE.
Visited a Strong Republican
Section Speaking to
Many.

Duotirk. N. Y, Oa 80 w. j
Bryan concluded the 6nal day of bis
last oampsigo tour 10 this city tonight.
He begao the day ., the town Of
Addison, aod spoke st number OF
places, oil Of which are io tho sou,h
western pert OF the Stale and have been
s.roosly Republican 10 tho past. The
msesiogs Of the dag we're generally
we'll attended and some Of them quite
enthusiastic. Nj Bryan left late TO
oiehs 90 The Like Shore railroad for
Ohio, expecting to begin . one
day tour OF that State wi,b = speech q,
Toledo tomorrow moroing at IL O'Clock
All told. be had usds about 10
speeches 10 this 8ssts Before leavioR
here 'ooiehs Nc Bryan made . brief
sss.euens giving his Impressions Of ,bs
situeiioe 10 New York He said
1T The representations which come
from tho vsrious eouhties where polls
have been msds esu bs taken ss repre-
seotiug the general seotimsoe through
ous the State Ne have moro than an
evso oAanos OF carrying the State"
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The Election Has Been Won

= Chicago. Nov 1.-Cbairmao James
K. Jones, of the democratic national
committee. issued the following addres.
today to "all who favor the republic
and oppose the empire -
THE election is already won. We
DOW have only TO msintain our preseu,
position. [ urge that every msn inter.
ested 10 preserving the principles oil
goverumeot which have come down to
us from the fathers shall consecrate the
entire dav 90 Tuesday next to the grea.
cause Let each 60 to the polls early,
either singly or as a member Of q club,
vote promptly. and then give the
remainder of the day to whatever may
be necessary to be done.
"Let those who can do so place teams
and vehicles at the disposal of the com :
mi'tees to bring tho old and inGrm TO
the polls See ,ba' everyone is remind
ed Of the day and urged TO vote
IA. those whose duty it ia to watch
the polling sGd couu'ipg do 50 fer
every Instant Of time, from he begin.
uiDg 10 the end, FROM the opcnipg IF
the ballot box in the morning uutil
the returns are signed and sealed at
night, and all will be we'll.
james X Jones,
"Chairman Democratic Noional
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REORGANIZED CABINET,

london. Nov l Queen Victoria has
approved the appointment of LORD Sal.
lsbury as premier aud lord privy seal
the Marquis of LaDsdowoe as secretary
OF state for foreign affairs. Mr. William
St 1ohp Brodick as secretary of state
for war. the earl Of So!borue as 6rst
lord OF the admiralty, and Mr. G T.
kitcbie as secretary of state for h5me
affairs.
AcOordiuc to this liss Of appointments.
Nr George Goscheu. the iifsr lord of
the admiralty 10 Lord Salisbury's last
cabioot; Sir Mathew White Ridley,
"ho hss been secretary of state for
tcme affairs aud ViscOunt Cross, who
was lord privy sea, have been dropped
10 the formation of the new cabinet.
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SUMTER S. G" WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER r 1900
THE G0EBEL MURDER.
Witness Says He Committed
Perjury in Testimony
Against Powers.

Louisville. KY. Oct 3O.-The louis.
Vile Evening Post today prints an afi.
davis of Finley Anderson, a telegraph
operator, upon whose testimony Caleb
Powers was connected With complicity
IN the murder Of Gov Goebel, 10 which
Anderson swears bis story told Oh the
stand at Georgetown was periured
After telling of conversation with
Attorney Campbell at Ciuoiu uati 10
connection with the Goebel case. be
says: Il remained 10 Ciocinn a,i after
this conversation with Campbell, sud
some time after that Arthur Goebel. 10
bis store 90 the fourth floor, where I
bad gone at bis request. asked me if
Powers bad not, 10 my presence at
BaroourvilIe 10 January. said to me 10
substance these words, referring to
Wm Goebel. they say be wears q coat
OF mail. bot it won's do him aoy good Il"
or something similar to that. I told
Goebel that Powers had oever said
anything Of that sort 10 my prese ICE
to the best of my knowledge. He told
mo to think aud see it I could not re-.
member it. I could not remember
spoh . remark. and I know that Powers
never did make such q remark, or auy
thug resembling it, 10 nv presence /:
but being urged b. Arthur Goebel, /
finally concluded to state that be did
make suoh q statement aud 40 swore
upon the trial. which testimony was
false.
"Before making my statement to
Campbell. Wharton Golden told me to
make it ss strong ss possible. as they
(referriug to Campbell aud Goebel)
would take care of me and protect me.
"I have sipoe sucb 600 versation with
Campbell and Arthur Goebel received
from Arthur Goebel vorious Gums
sggregssiog about $500, aod upon one
occasion $40 from Justus Goebel. The
last sum | received was oo Tuesday,
OCT %. 1900. which was s.. given to
ne BY Col Campbell at bis Office 10
Cincinnati
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THE ALIGNMENT
OF THE POWERS.
Ali Except Russia and France
Acquiesce in Proposed
Anglo.German Agree.
ment.

Washington, Nov. The align.
ment OF the powArs on the British.
German agreement is DOW complete.
Aside from Italy and Austria, whose
adherence to the agreement was expect.
ed. owing to their political relations
With Germany. Japan is the ouly one
OF the powers which has given unc
d't'onal assent to the agreement As
the matter now stauds, Eve OF the DOW.
ers are united in all the terms of the
agreement, viz: Great Britain, Ger
many, Italy, Austria and Japan f; three
OF the powers, United States, France
and Russia, accept the clauses relating
to the open door, and the territorial in
tegrisy OF China. but withhold action
oo the third clsuse relating to future
procedure 10 case any power seizss ter
ritory. The regard to the third clause
Russia referred the two contracting par.
ties to the Russian circular of April 25,
saying that she would modify Ger atti-
tade according to circumstances.
The chief effect of the exchange has
been to bring Eve of the powers to an
agreement to respect the "opeu door"
and the integrity of China, and to con.
suit among themselves as TO the future
course 10 case any of the c.aer powers
sought to take Chinese territory. These
"other powers" a. tho negotiations
have COW been shaped. are the Uuited
States. France and Russia. As to the
United States. there is of course, no
possibility of 90 initiative 10 taking ter
ritory. so that the terms of the third
clause would apply to France and Rus.
sis. and would bring about concurrent
action of the five powers 10 csse either
OF these two sought to extend their
domain 10 China.
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ALLEGED ADvIoEoF CROKER

Rochester. N Y, October 80 -
Governor Roosevelt was shown this
afternoon Mr. Oroker's statement
running ss follows:
My advice to Democratic voters
the country over 10 to oongregs,e
about the polling places on the even.
ing OF election day. count noses. aud
then it the election returns for BRYAN
do not tally with their count to 90
into the polling places and throw
those fellows in charge of the returns
into the street 4"
Governor Roosevelt said "Mr.
Croker seems not to understand that
" this Indictment to riot and mob
violence al the polls should bear fruia
he would be an accessory before the
fact The election laws. like all
other laws. apply to Mr. Croker and
to everyone else, and Mr. Croker aud
everyone else must aud will obey
them {"
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THE CENSUS FIGURES.
The Population Of the United
States Announced a TO-
306, ,220
south osrollns Has l.sAo. .sla.

Wsshingsoa. Dot. 30 The Official
serccso sosansos Of the tosal population
a. The United 6sstes for 1900 10 76,.
~. no, Of which 74,627 ,9O7 are
eoossined u the Is States Represents
iag sppeoximaeely the population TO
- uesd for spportionmens purposes
There u tstal Of 134. .l6S Indisns
soe taxed. TOE total population in
49,. wteh wAich tSs sggrsgsse
population Of the present census
ehopid b compared. ives SO. l69. 756.
Tsking The 1890 population % q
otsis. there bee been . gain 10 popu
lssion Of u. 0.226. AGA dsring sbe fpaet
10 yeers. representing On increase Of
noosly 81 Per. cent.
2 Following 10 tho official snuounce.
Deas ef shs population Of ths United
oe6ass 10 1900 BY States The
Sgurss Ia the frst column represent
the oessus for 1900 and the seoopd for
1850. and ths third column the
DoDoer Of Indians not taxed
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Fltz Lee Ordered From Cubs

Washington. OCT 20 -Au order was
issued to-day BY direction Of sbe Prssi
dsos. discoo.iuuiog The division Of Cuba
snd the eastern sud western depart
uents OF that division. aud establishing
the department Of Cuba. Geo Leonard
Wood 10 placed 10 command Of The new
department Gen Fhshugb Lee is
orde'ed to command the department OF
Missouri. with headquarters st Omahs
Geo Elwsll 8 Ons has been ordered
to Cbicago to commend the department t
OF the lakes.
The department Of the Missouri bas
been uoder command Of Gen Merrism
sod the department Of tho lakes
uoder the command Of Geo Wade.
both OF whom have bad com maod tenn.
porsrily
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Greenvil!e. Nov -Th,

Greenvil!e, Nov There is a
possibility of gold mining be.
coming one of GreenviIle's pay
ing industries On Tiger River,
fifteen miles northwest OF this citv,
number of gold nuggets have been
found. some as large as hickory nuts
These nuggets have been submitted
to experts at Dahlonega, Ga. who
pronounce the metal purest quality
Acting on ,hie information D K
Taylor has been investigating the
section where the nuggets were
found aud has discovered two veius
which he thinks will richly psy
developing He ia in correspond
ence with the owners of the Dahlone.
ga mines concerning the formation
OF u company to develop the Gud.
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Political Assessments.

Washington. October 30.-Tbe civil
service coumissiou has just completed
Investigations of charges of violations
OF civil service law. mostly of political
assessments and coercion. against Fed.
ersl officers. whose nance ere withheld.
10 Philadelphia. Louisville, Ciuciu at, ,
Topeka, BiruiDehau, Jersey City and
10 Iowa. 10 some Of these cases the
commission has recommended to the
various executive departments to which
the accused officials belong the prosecu.
tion and dismissal Of the latter.
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A Shocking Accident.
The REV. JOHN OWENS
SHOT BY WALTER
SMITH.
Special to the State.

Opectal 20 the state.
Johuston, Oct 3l.-The Rev ,Jobn
Owens, we'll known Methodist preach b.
er' was seriously aud perhaps fatally
SHOT uear bis home at johnson Tuesday y
afternoon. The sad and terrible affair
was purely accidental. aud Mr. Walter
Smith. at whose hands it happened. is
prostrsted with grief and 10 danger of
losing bis mind.
Mr. Oven is former presdiue elder
OF the South CaroliUs conference, and
's now teacher 10 the Johnston Ins,i.
tute and pastor Of Harmony, Jotoston
'snd Spann's churches.
He was ont bunting Tuesday .fser.
noon With Mr. Walter Smith, ecu of Mr.
Gamewell Smith. They bad agreed
that Mr. Ovens was to shoot to the left
and Mr. Smith to the right away from
each other. Unfortunately they walked
right into covey before it was Ausbe d
and the birds got up rather behind
them.
Mr. Smith wbirled to shoot, but turn. d.
ed the wrong way. He did not fully
cock bis gun and his thumb slipped
The contents Of the barrel we're poured
into the right side of bis devoted
pastor.
Mr. Owen said. walter. you have
killed me-" Mr. Smith laughed and
said he supposed not, but be bad missed
the birds. Even then he was not aware
that Mr. Owen was wounded.
The mioister pointed to bis side. and
when Mr. Smith saw the blood he started
for help. bot Mr. Oven stopped him,
saying that be would probably be dead
10 few minutes. and be wanted Mr.
Smith to stay with hiu. He also
excused Mr Smith from all blame and
begged him DOT to feel badly over the
terrible accident
Mr. Oven lived and was still liviop Q
up to last night 1t was though. that
be might be taken to Augusta to the
hospital yesterday afternoon, but be
vas too weak for the trip.
The entire load penetrated bis rieh,
side and looseued two lower ribs.
There was a hole larger than . dollar
made where the load entered. The
physicians removed the gunwads aud q
number of shot. The shot did no,
perforate the stomach but penetrated
the liver.
Everything is being done that can be
done by both medical aid and loviue q
frierds.
The accident took place about 5 80
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr. Owen
is thought to be dying a. this hour,
p. N. All Of his family has been tele
grapbed for. The Rev Mr. Owen is
pastor of the johnson Methodist cir
cult, and is devoted uao to bis fam
lily and work. Everybody extends
sympathy to both families.
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ALVORD IN THE TOMBS

Ne~ York, o., 80 Cornelius L
Aivord. the bank cmbessler, passed a
restiui night 10 . cell At polios head
quarters This morning be Vas allow.
Q" the privilege .of the corridor; aod
sas out: 10 bis shirt sleeves. resdiug the
uoroiog papers snd smoking.
Alvord was arrsignsd 10 Police
Court and rswsoded to police hssdqu.r.
ssrs till 3 O'Clock this af,sruoo 10
order TO give shs legal authorities tims
70 decide whether be sbsll be tried
before the United States or State
Courts. 'Alvord wss accompanied BY
bic couusel.
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SALISBURY TO RETIRE.

Loudop, o.. 81 The following i'm /.
portrait announcement appears this
morning 10 The Daily Telegraph:
I'VE understood that, after mature
consideration. Lord Salisbury has de.
clded to resign the foreigo secretary.
sbip. which will be transferred to the
Marquis of Laudsdowue. hAhho1S
the health of the prime minister gives
GO cause for anxiety. We believe that be
is largely Influenced by the coupsels Of
his medical advisors /"
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Was Conscious Until the Last
Signed Statement Exoner.
ating from Blame Mr..
Smith.

Johnston. Nov. Rev. John o. o
died at 6 o'clock this afternoon. All
of bis family WAS present. ksvc.
Hodges. Robinson. Hudson, Davis and
Anderson were With him 10 bis last
moments. He suffered very little pain
since he was shot At IL O'Clock TO-.
day be made a statement 10 writing,
stating tha. Mr.. Walter Smith was not
to be blamed 10 tho least-that il vas
40 accident. He will be buried at Mt.
Olivet cemetery at IL O'clock tomor.
row.
1t is one of the saddest accidents that
ever happened in this community. Mr.
Owen was perfectly conscious until the
last minute He expressed himself
willing and ready to 60.
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Italian Miners in Pennsylva.
MIA Turn Highwaymen.

fitteDurg, fa, Oct 3O.-Four ltal.
ian miners attempted to rob Pay
Clerk VIM Hosler of the South west
Connellsville Coke company, while
making his trip between this city
and Alverton with the pay rolI Of the
Alverton and Tarr Worke, amounting
to $4,000
Mr. Hosler 10 dead. bic companion,
Harry Burgess, messenger of the
company, is wounded two of the
Italians are dead q third fatally
wounded and the fourth in jail
Hosler and Burgess left this city
at O'Clock this afternoon with The
safe containing the money to pay of
the men at the Alverton aud Tarr
Works They reached the summit
OF the long hill above Morewood
just below which lies Alverton
large coketown, withou. o second d
warning, the four Italians fred q vol.
ley from their hiding place and
spraog forward firing as they advanc
ed. Mr. Hosler fell dead, at the frs,
volley
Young Burgess. though wounded,
was able to return their fire with
effect and one Of the number at the
horseheads fell dead A second late
be fred his revolver in the very face
Of another. and ss he fell his remain.
ing companions became terrified and
leaving the dead one set out with
the wounded one over the bill to the
south in the direction of the Alice
mines
Burgess managed to drive on into
Alverton With the body Of Mr.. Hosler
and the safe, where be gave the
alarm. Mount Pleasant and vicinity
with the clerical force of the coke
company turned out 500 strong head.
ed by Lieut.. John G Thorn pson, Of
Company E, and soon corraled the
two, who had concealed themselves
in a field on the Durstine farm, q
mile or 90 from this town
A summons TO surrender was on.
swered by o volley in which one oi
the posse received q slight wound on
the chest The outlaws, from thei,
fortified position. made q fierce stand
for q few minutes until one of the
posse succeeded in getting 10 the
rear. He shot one through the head
killing him instantly. The other
surrendered and was brought to the
Office of Squire Rhodes and remanded
to jail
In the meantime another division
OF the poose overhsuled the third
would be robber. who had received q
ghastly wound The ball. entering
his mouth and penetrating his head,
came out at the back of bis neck
He is ~ expected to recover
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ENGLISH ADOPT
WEYLER METHODS.
All Over IA Years Old Ada.
cent to BlOemfontein
Arrested.

Bloemfoutein, Friday, %. 26 The
telegraph liues are ssill interrupted and
mails delayed owing to the Boers de
railing train 10 miles south of Eden
burg
All Boers over ID years Of sge liv
ing outside . radius Of 10 miles from
Bloeufontein are being surrounded by
British troops aod brought hero to pre-.
vent their rejoiniug the CON mmaodoes.
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TAKING STRONG MEASURES

Crsdock, Cape Colony. Oct so.
The Du,oh church is the only buildiug z
left stsodiog 10 BosAsville. owing. il ia
rerorssd. to tho strong British meas.
ures
More Boer women have been deport.
cd from Jsgersfonteiu. They we're
sent to Bloemfontein. where they are
imprisoned with Others few miles out
side of the city.
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Jacksonville Fla. Nov | -Wha,
were officially pronounced in Jack
sonvilIe TO be earthquake sbocks
developed today TO have been the
oonoussiou caused by heavy blasting
90 ths che 5, John's river neal the
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tories, l,e6s, s,3i3 952, ,s4s 90, ,Ssl
The Alssksn 6gurss are derived from
partial dsts only. and oil reiaros for
Alaska sod for certain military orgsni.
sstioos stationed abroad. principally
10 the Philippines, hss not yet been ro.
ceived.
Bulletins will be issued for the vari
ous minor civil divisions 10 The different
S'sios and Territories as fast as posi-
BILE The co,iro humber. it is expect
sd. rill oe ready for the public use oo-
fore the 6rst Of Jonuary.
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OUVBURsT OF BOER ACTIVITY

OUVBURST OF BOER ACTIVITY
London. Ocs 81 The Cape Town
correspondent Of The Daily Mail com.
ments upon the "astoni: hing outburst
OF Boer activity" and points to The
possibility Of the Beers having been
considerably reinforced. Complaiots
are being heard 10 Cape Towo, be as.
ser's. regarding the premature die
banding snd dispe eos,ug With tho ser.
vices Of the various volunteer forces ~
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window GIass. al! sizes, also Putty, for
% Hardware Store.
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Total for Z Terri.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-11-24
BRg<ss 6 zjsy 5 HOUSE
Carson City, Nevada
GILBERT BRIGGS, PROpR1 1ITO7

This old established hote Known from Maine to Ore
gon and from Georgia tn Gulf has recently inaugur
aed system of electricity Throughout the entire build
ing whereby every is lighted by ncandeccnt lights,
the present time this is only hotel in Carson that is
lighted exclusively by electricity. Firsclass through
Best 81 day hou.e the Coast. Free bus to and
the t1ains. Meals 25c, lodging 25 and so