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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
PASSING PnEAsANTR1Es.

Blngs-What is the first duty of a
man coming 10 America? Bange-Ihe
duty he pays on everything he brings
with hlm.-Harlem Life.
His Question ~ Grabbenhelmer lin
jured Ia q railroad wreck)-Oh, toctor,
toctor, viii recover? Surgeon-oh, yes.
Grabbenheimer greatly relievedl
Apoudt how mooch, do you tink3-Lite.
Mamma-If you eat any more Of that
pudding, Tommy, you will see the boz
gle man tonight Tommy latter a,mo-
ment's thought-Well, give me some
more. ! might as well settle my mind
about the truth OF the story once Tor all.
-Tit-Bits
New Yorker-I understand the Union
elevated railroad In Brooklyn Is using
the block system. How does 1t work2
Brooklynite- Splendid! We have blocks
every day. and sometimes twice and
three times day.-CryDt
A Far-seeIng Youth.-The father
wanted the young man to go into bust
ness, and the boy wanted to be law
yer. (Which would you rather beg
argued the father, "a lawyer or mill
llonaire 2" "I'11 be both IL you'll give me
half a chance" replied the SON, and the
father hurried him away to a law
school.-Detroit Free Press.
An Eye for Business.-Poor Lo had
met with an accident on the plains
FLINT Face" said the surgeon who had
fixed him UP, "liow do you Ike your
wooden Lego" ugh" responded the mo-
bic red man. Very good. Like you
make me all wood" IAN wood, Flint
Face? Why in the world do you want
to be all wood?" Make money! Get Job
stand in front Of cigar-stOre Chicago
News.
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STATE NEWS


Morgantown expects to get IN the free
delivery class April ].
r. w. Hartwell has Just returned
from Washington. where he closed g
lease for seven thousand acres OF lana,
located Ia Wayne county. Mr. Hart
wei states that there viii be immediate
developments for oil and gas. This lana
was owned by ex-PTesldent Cleveland'
ex-Secretary Fairchild and others
Huntington Advertiser
Hon. G. sturgiss has presented e
proposition 10 the MorgantoWn CITY
council to light the city with arc lights
on basis OF $50 per year each
A charming reception was given BY
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. N. o. Dawson OF
MorgantoWn, Monday evening. Tney
were assisted by Governor and Mrs. Ate
kinson and Miss Mabel Marsden, OF
KingVood.
Ringgold, near Morgantown, is BOOM
ing,
Revival services are being held IN the
Huntington churches.
Two new cases Of smallpox are re-
ported from Chenille, Gilmer county,
the patients being Senator X. Z kl9a
and Hon. ]. H. Barnett, making el4
cases In all. Both gentlemen contracted
the disease while attempting TO Isolate
the early cases There are no new
cases In Weston or on Alum Fork. Tnere
are now sixty cases in the three CEN
trail West Virginia counties-Bluenelqs
Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
-lIye eleclrieal wIre IS a knocking AZ.

A live electrical wire is shocking af-
fair
Trying to keep up appearances Keeps
many man down.
A big man always feels small after
he has been taken In
A fool In his ignorance Is happier than
a sage In his knowledge.
If you aspire to talk well you must
first learn when not to talk.
Some men operate on the stock ex-
change and some gamble In bucket
shops.
Many a man oweg his success to the
good management of his mother-in-
law.
Old Noah's family were not society
folks-at least they were not IN the
swim.
The man whose actions are right
never has to stop for the purpose OF ex-
planning them.
The small boys idea Of slmptuous
repast is enough to eat ana an extra
piece of pie.
There are thousands of men who are
willing to do almost anything for a Nv
ing except work.
Give some people chance to talk for
twenty minutes, and they will tell all
they know-and perhaps more.
When woman begins to make prepa-
ratIons for trip abroad she has an eIe-
plant on her hands that Is mostly all
trunk-Chlcago News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
Tbe OWING Filipino's Message.

A weary Filipino lay dying In the brush:
He had followed Aguinnldo TIL exhausted
But comrade stood beside him while he
family gHsped away,
And fingered for n moment TO hear what
The painting Filipino took his comradc by
the hand,
And said rye got through killing like a
rabbit DER the land
But have q little message Tor some
friends OF mihe. and you
May have heard OF Hoar and Mason and
the grewsome Pettlgrew.
Go to dear old Hoar. and tell him while
the tears ilOw from his eyes
How his speeches used to cheer me When
the clouds Obscured the skies;
Tell him how kept his picture always
very near my heart,
How when was wenry II would nerve me
to another start;
Go and toll poor Rlllv Mason not to mourn
too much for me; 40.
Try to hunt up other outlets for hts HOODS
OF sympathy: 49,.
Lat him weep upon your shoulder, Jet MN
SlObbCr on your XeHtI- H.
He must, somehow, be delivered VI VIZ
feelings In his breast
Go to Atkinson and Bryan, tell them now
they gave me hope
Rul for them might he WorklnB-uy! pur-
hnpa be using soapl /,
inBtnad Of dying now -.
As rundown. bfeathless martyr might
be following pillow. -.
And when Won have seen the others VINO
will mourn over there,
And have wept with them and soothed
them take this little lock OF hair
Unto Pettlgrcw, the grewSome' hs tokeh'
as balm,
And assure him that, IN dying nWHrueu
him the palm! 49,. ,,.,,
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Tbe cauai Treaty.


Most of the adverse comment on the
recent convention signed by Secretary
Of State Hay and Ambassador Pauncs.
fotc, of Great Britain, with regard to
the construction of the Nicaragua
canal comes from. Democratic sources,
which oppose the treaty simply be-
cause 1t is of Republican origin. Other
opposition is inspired by failure to
understand the real situation, provin-
cialism that has perhaps just been
made acquainted with the fact brought
out by the present negotiations between
this country and England that the suez
canal is neutral. It is just as neces-
sary for the naturalization Of the con-
templated waterway between the At
lantic and Pacific oceans as the main
tenance of neutrality of the canal which
unites the Mediterranean with the Red
sea. How can 1t be supposed that the
United States could 90 into foreign
country, cut canal and give its mer-
chant steamers special privileges there
in In peace and its naval vessels ex-
elusive rights in war.
The New York Journal OF Commerce
putsiln clearly when it says that :"there
is good deal of the world outside Of
the United States, and on such an issue
as this 1t would be unit against this
country, ana we should make more
enemies than we could afford to have
at once II we attempted such policy.
But in consenttng to the naturalization
OF the caral this country surrenders
less practically than appears upon the
surface. Had the canal been in e1is-
tencc two years ago it would not have
been difficult for Spain to obstruct the
canal by sinking merchant steamer
in tilt might have been a French
steamer obtalued for the purpose--be-
tween the time that war became GER
tnlnty and Its commencement. Had a
steamer loaded with explosives been
blown up while passing through the
canal might have been disabled for n
long time. a canal Is so easily disabled
or INSTRUCTED that it's complete neutrall-
cation is the only way of protecting 1t
from damage at the first Indications
Of approaching war. While Egypt was
really as veil as nominally part of
the Turkish empire the naturalization Of
the sugz canal was n matter of indifEer-
ence, but when England occupied Egypt
1t became important for the rest Of Eu-
rope to make sure that the canal should
be world's highway and not an Eng
llsh private road"
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Pettirrew Once More.

The pernIclous Pettigrew has again
made an exhibition Of himself rs the
representative Of Aguinaldo in the
United States sennte. In that chamber
on Wednesday Senator Depew, Of New
York. called attention to the statement
VI Mr.. Pcttigrew, quoting President
schurmnnn, Or the Philippine commits
zion. as saying that Agulnaldo was hon
est. In hts remarks Mr.. Pet,igrrw said
MIR. schuriuann tried to bride the lnsur-
gents sud failed. MIR. Depew said he
had received letter from Prof. schur-
mann stating that the charge was alb
solutcly without foundation. Mr.. De-
pew also referred to the letter Of Adj
mlral Dewey denying the statements of
Aguinaldo. This had no eject on Petit
grew for nc reiterated his charges, as
much os BaytnE he preferred the word
of the rebel TaRal chief 10 b2litvlng the
aulemn observations Of y wy md
schumann. This should not trouble
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls CatarTh Cure.
F, j, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
]. 'Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm
WEST & TRUAX,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halle CHtarrh Cure Is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucuos surfaces OF the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
CLARK AND DoLLIvER
IN Debate Some Charaetoristiea Of .
Former west viEginian.

In ote-sosne 9IAfePp-fAA-ss1 ~ :,
Former west Virginian.
washington Correspondence Of the
Louisville courieF-Journal: a new de-
parture has been made in political
propaganda, and Il comes from the CONF
monwealth Of PennsylvaniR-there ere
four commonwealth in the present
American sisteFhood, Kentucky, VIZ
ginla, Pennsylvania and MaBsachuse FITS;
an he Others are states and this new
departure ought to become fashionable.
Il a political Joint discussion trans
ferred from the stump 10 the lyceum.
II 10 the appeal from party spirit 70
reason and patriotism.
Champ Clark and Jonathan pollyer
are the pioneer orators In this pehalI.
do not know who conceived i. FACT
It 10 that somebody ct Chambersourg.
Pa, asked Clark and DOlliver 20 come
there and hold 4 Joint discussion for
the benefit Of something or other. Each
was paid 500, and the charity IN whose
behalf they spoke got about $500 out OF
II That audience was no rabbie' no
hurrah crowd. II was composed OF men
and women who thought--the people
who owned Franklin county, Pa and
who shape its thoughts and its des-
tiny.
II ] were called upon TO pick two
champions better matched than these
two / would not know where 20 hunt
for them. Do1Iiver is an orator; Clark
ls a debater / would call Clark the
Ben Hardin Of our day; would call
DOlllVer the William II. Wadsworth OF
Iowa. clark startles you; Dolliver
thrills you. Clark calls spade q SPADE;
noINVeF cni1g a Rpade an instrument.
Clark IS the bulldog that sel2es his sub
iect at the brisket, grips 1t with the
Jaws OF the mastiG and shakes the Hte
out OF II; Dolliver Is the pointer, with
unerrlng instinct, that directs the vo-
ter to the quarry. Both deal in epl-
gram, but so different are they IN
thought and in speech, IN idea and IN
manner, that you realize that Clark iS
the flint and Dolllver the steel.
Deliver Is a much younger man than
Clark in yearg-elg1t years younger
but as a man IL as old as he feel0-a
woman Is as old as she looks-I suspect
that Clark - as young, for all practic-
able purposes, as his rival. Clark Is
fifty years old, and looks thirty. Dolh.
yer Is forty-two, and looks thirty. Clark
can lift 1900 pounds; he Is the one man
in Congress stronger than Allen in the
senate or De Graffenreid In the house.
Deliver Is q better Judge Of red head
duck; Clark is a better Judge Of bacon
and cabbage. Clark Is student Few
men in Congress are better read-few
men have met are better read. May
be It Ia fortunate he was not born with
silver spoon In his mouth, and mayhap
II Is unfortunate. In his youth, when
his mind was plastic, he had to work
rather than to read.
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Vicious Inconsistency.

From the once pleasant appellHlun VI
"star-eyed Goddess OF Reform" Henry
Watterson has fallen to a very low
estate and can be designated in no
other way than the "Blear-eyed God
dess Of Alarm" Not satisfied with stul-
trying the Louisville COurier-Journal
by advocating Goebers election his mad
passion In the crisis nerved him to
charge that Gov. Taylor was person
ally implicated in Goebels assassina-
tion. His unreasoning assaults on the
legally elected officers of Kentucky and
defense of the Ubiquitous tactics of the
Goebelltes is markedly in contrast to
his denunciation of the Goebel election
law in the columns of his paper only
short time ago. Referring to that
law he said
The annals OF free government Will be
sought In vain for anything approach
ing 1t in shameless effrontery and un-
concealed deformity. This measure
with which Goebel has linked his name
Is of sweeping viclousness and tar-reach-
ing evil. It is only a question OF time
and Of a very short time when all cons
Cerned in its passage will be running to
cover from the wrath OF an outraged
PEOPLE, and when those responsible for
It's being will have to pay Che forfeit OF
their folly and crime In everlasting ig-
nominy and disgrace.
But no sooner was the law on the
statute books" comments the Philadel-
phia Press. and its author nominated
by a trick for governor than Mr.. Wat
terson recanted and became one of Goe-
bells most servIle defenders and sup
porters. He admitted that the law was
intended TO cheat at the polls and
boosted that two reliable Democrats
and one unreliable Republican would
be appointed as election officers to re-
ceIve and count the ballots, and that
the law was Intended to catch the coon
a'coming or a'golng. Nevertheless he
supported the man who framed the
law. And he is now as violent and UNI
restrained in his comments on the stu
alton as any ward politician in Ken
lucky, claiming that Gov. Taylor is d.
rectly responsible for the murder OF
Goebel and uttering other incendlary
charges.
This is not the first time Mr.. Wat
terson has been found wanting. In the
campaign Of 1882 the leading candidate
on the Democratic state tickle, in Ken
lucky was brutal, obscene dTunkard.
The party hesitated about supporting
him ard the Democratic state commit
tee debated the question OF withdraw
ing him. But Mr.. watterson rallied
the party and committee to the sup
port of this drunkard and he was
elected. Ii was only n few months,
however, before Mr.. WattersOr was
compelled to cry out in shame OF the
disgrace brought on the state by the
man whose name he had kept on the
ticket. In the Goebel controversy he
has shown the same weakness as in the
campaign of 1882.
ut is great crises that bring out
great qualities. Mr.. Watterson has
been tried twice in this way Twice
he has failed. And the country reluc-
family grasses his name from its list Of
leaders"
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Parkersburg State Journal: Not dar-
ing to increase the rate OF taxation, the
rinEsters resort to the trick Of showing
up the assessment They are bound to
get more money out Of the taxpayers
somehow.--Wheel Register.
So the poky old city Of wheeling is
going backward. is 1t? The fellow who
would intimate that property in Par
kersburg has not increased in value in
the last ten years. would have trouble,
instead Of the one who would contend
it has. The deadly assessor has no ter
rors for this live and prosperous city.
Tax-dodgers will please move to Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
WEST VIRGINIA SUPERB COAL

To Be Shown at the Paris Exposition.
Shaft Fifteen Inches Square and
Eleven Feet One Inch Long, Got
Out at the Elk Garden Mines.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
PARSONS, W. Va, Feb. s.-one Of
the largest shafts of coal ever taken
from mine was taken from the Elk
Garden field. the first of this week. Mr..
w. T. Blackistlen Is superintendent of
these mines and got out the big shaft Of
coal for Frederick c. Skin, director of
the department Of mining, Paris Expo
sltion. The shaft Of coal was fifteen
inches square and eleven feet, one inch
high, and was taken out over the West
Virginia Central & Pittsburgh railway,
to Cumberland, Nd, thence TO Fort
avenue warehouse. Locust Point, and
will be taken from there to Paris on the
steamship Prairie. which sails this
week. They only got the order for the
coal last Friday, so 1t can be seen they
made quick work of getting 1t out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

When woman really cries she wob-
bles her elbows.
The men ought to get up Rainy Day
Club. and all wear their pants too
short
No man gets good treatmen: from his
wife unless he almost breaks her heart
about once every three weeks.
When girl thinks man looks like
he wants 10 kiss her she covers up her
eyes so she can't see whether he really
is going TO or not till It is too late,
It's funny thing that woman OF.
ten knows a man who reminds her OF
her husband, but no man ever meets
woman who reminds him OF his WIFE
New York Press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
Our 1norensed Trade with China.

England cnn no longer compete with
ns In the shipment Of mnny products TO
ChlnR. our trade with the Chinese has
Increased almost forty per cent within
the last year This II merely natural.
renson. HOstetter's stomach Bitters, the
heat remedy in the country, has for
flfty years acknowledged no superior to
cure constipation, mitigation, dyspepsia
and blllousnesa
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THE INTELLIGENcER.
rEBRUARY Q. loOO.
Meeting Of the State League Of Re.
publican Gibbs.


To the Republicans OF west virginia
The time has come for aggressive action
on the part OF all adherents OF our great
marty, which Is now, as ever, the party
OF vital and positive principles. This year,
as heretofore, Republicanlsm means patrt'
otlsln II therefore behoOVes the friends
OF good government everywhere to use all
honorable means TO pereptuAte Republican
principles by bringing about the elecllon
hy overwhelming majorities OF the HepuD-
lIcan national. state and local nominees
in the pending campaign. such enort
should not cease until victory Is won.
In view OF the great influence for good
welded BY club organizations IN dlstriD-
utIng political literature ana arousing en-
tllusiasm upon the live questions Of tne
day, a meeting OF the West Virginia state
League Of Republican Clubs is hereby
called for
THURSDAY. MARCH s. 1900.
to be held in the city OF Parkersburg. w.
Va. for the purposes Of reorganiEatlo
consideration OF plans OF work tor this
years campaign, election OF delegates 20
the National League meeting. ana Tor
such other business as may properly come
gates, and II should also elect nve alter
mates Republicans In every county are
urged to organize clubs at once, and send
the name OF each club, with lists OF oticers
and delegates, without delay, TO the Sec
rotary at Charleston.
Speakers of national reputation Will De
present to address the meeting
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
VIM BURDETTE MATHEWS,
First Vice President.
d. 4. HUGHES. Secretary.
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Pettlgrcw is sun pcttlErcwlns.

what docs fame amount to- after All?
Tho Pittsburgh Times, in its account
Of the meeting Of Freer Republicans In
washington, says the gathering was
called for the purpose Of endorsing the
guecrnatorlai candidacy Of Hon. Romeo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09

The refrmdlng ordinance commendS
itself to the people, among other things,
for the provision made for the pur-
chase OF the Wheeling electrical Com
pany's plant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09

''Fiils." Among those present. Il says
were warden @Howlse and q. n. INC
GreegOEg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09

To-day sixteen years ngo Wheeling
was just getting her head out of n
waste of water. You remember the
flood Of "a, don't you?
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FAMTIY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried 3 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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"A TrENTIoN. sIR KNIGHTS!

q. ~ y -1'''N7411'
The Sir knights OF Wheeling comm,u,
cry No are hereby notified, and me \,
Knights OF Cyrene Commandery No Ian
the Asylum In Masonic Temple on Thur
day afternoon. February s. at / O'cotl
sharp. IN full uniform, for the purpose \
attending tho burial OF Sir Richard Ser.
art, as It was his request. COURTHOUSE
w. W. IRWIN, En-. Com
JOSEPH HALL. Recorder.
Transportation will be furnished 10 tho,
who will attend. Be prompt In assembling
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"A NNUAL MEETING
Once OF the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company, II broadway. New YORK

Once Of the Barber Asphalt PAVING
Company, II Broadway, New York.
February J, in
Notice Is hereby given that a mee,i,,
Of the stockholders Of the Barber Aiphis
Paving Company Will be held at the ofS,'
Of the Company, No. il Broadway, IN.
ough Of Manhattan. New York City, d
the 2lst day Of February, 1900, al etyS
o'clock q. M, for the purpose OF elec.is.
Directors for the ensuing year and ~
Inspectors Of Election to serve a n,
next annual meeting, and for the tr1nS,.
tion Of such other business as may bFN.
eTly come before said meeting.
Fuary 18th to February 9th. INCLUSIVE
THE BARBER ASPHALT PAVING co
Avery %. Andrews. President
+. y. Bristol, Agslstant Secretary. ~
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From Siberian blasts 10 tropical
zephyrs ia quite jump but the Ohio
valley Is equal to 1t.
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m1p.w1NTER EXCURSIONS

TO Washington and BaItimore &C
Very Low Rates, Via Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
made arrangements for series OF pop;
ular Mid-Winter Excursions to WASH
Ington and Baltimore at One Fare for
tho Round Trip. allowing ten day limit
on tickets. including date OF sale, These
excursions will be run on February 16
dates and good to return on regular
trains within ten days. including date
OF sale.
DO not miss these splendid opportu-
mites to visit the National Capital dur
Ing the session of Congress. Call on 4.
c. Burke, Agent Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road. for full Information.
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THOR faALE-FLNE BRICK PTT
III denee Of 10 rooms and bath. hot ana -,
water, furnace, etc; good WaGhhopre ~
stable; lot S9Xl20 feet: this Is one n n.
finest residences. Ia Bellaire and 49,,
near tho park, and originally cost fij y.
70 q quick purchaser can be had a. u NJ
8. j, RoCKENSHoJlSEN. Real E,is,.
Central Block building, Bellaire, oSIs
n
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That proposed Kentucky compromise
Is not compromise, but simply rob-
berry by political thieves.
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crhs INTELLIGENcER. embracing it,
several editions. is entered in the Post,
once at Wheeling, W. Va. aS second
class matterl
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AUCTION BALE-I WILL SELF =
~ nurlioh my entire stock o. a.
Furnishing Goods az No. ilJ4 M
stree Wh bee e S,1,1S,E on Fst
tiniiinS every Afternoon and eyeninS ~.
the entire stock Il sold; come and - =.
and Will do you good, L. SCHAFER n
8. GREER, Aueti0neer. "a