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Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
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~ natter what aiis you. hsa1aeAs
b . cancer, yoa win never 81 veu
mtil your bowels Are PIT ra9n6
CASCARErS help nature. eare yoa
without . gripe or pain produee se1y
natural Dovements. cost yoa 1uee -
cents TO start getting your hsAltA baek
CAsCARErs Candy CAthartie. u
genuine. put up In metal boxes. svsry
tablet has C. c. C. stamped o. II p
ware Of limitations
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

1900 lives Lost I'M Apie, assaoaa
islAnds: osrnAn ana AmeE.caA var
shtps vrssked ana many iivss lnue,
leee- -Muaoak Arabia; ~ livru mi,
1oo1-21ArstntQpe: ~ lives leae and
vlo,e ,ooe worth ot pfupefty oes&r~y~
a loea kaviso. noFtAsra Italy seV-
efaa haaersd uvee lost. 1lo1 ronAa-
~. MaAaeaasae; ssvefAl hundFsa isvss
- 1oe1 roet Soqtln - n naktn-
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
ATlA0 0ATp ass soid II ~ -

AI6A0 0ATU aSo sold u ~ -
packages only.
ATlAo OATS ars full Of LIE Civ
Ing s4paefA hencs heakk
AT6Ao 0ATo IL far more ecpnom-
icA1 than dpespss and Dskfffss.
ATLAS oATo contains nose nour-
ishment than @es< Gese o. pstseaea.
AvSAO 0ATo Il natures own food
for all her children, grown anid
pure air and sunahins-
ATLAS 0ATo. A two povnA pack.
age contains moro seFe4gth than 70
bsves u vkfx 1sssS - , psusdb Il
ATLAS 0ATo ars ~ Arfe< not
steamed; they have that sweet.
nutty flavor 70 desirable. Yous
grocer can get them for you; insist
on getting Atlas Oats.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
caka.e Aea 1Assf nas.a.

There aro now thirtesA cable t1aao
aercn the Atlantic 10 succsssful oref.
Attoa. ~ the ckarge nor aendinG mla-
uaeSe renainn what Il haa bsen for =
yeoeo or mors--a6 csnta : word ~
1Deetle1 nssssssa And 10 cents i
Ntfe ~ press dispateAea S
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
Ear, Phil,ppl.s yeu.la.

The rarest corxls In the world are to
be found In the Philippines. As pre-
cious as this jewel is. there Ii still q
rarer one, and that Is health. 1t may
be POSSESSED by any one who will use
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indi-
gestion. dyspepsia belching. heartburn
o. sleeplessness. Try it
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
Do.,t Ro~k III. Boat.

"It Is hard for me to acknowledge
that do not know it at all" said the
Cornfed Philosopher, "but l confess
cannot see why the rock-the-boat idiot
h allowed to live until he is strong
enough to tip 1t over-"-Indianapolis
Press.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

1t requires NO experience to dye with
PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Simply
boiling your goods in the dye u all
that's necessary.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
worAs BesA ways.

Mamma--Paul, darling. you must
run to bed Sec. the birds are already
IN their nests-"
Paul lat 5 O'Clock next morning.
sMamma, mamma. wake upi All IL
birds are upr'-New York World
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Piso's cure for Consumption is an infHllfels
kneilcirs for coughs and ecida IN. w. SAAusz.
Eocsan Grove. N. J., Feb, II. 1900
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

..ifx wife contradicts me continually. :
etrt worth discussing.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

ictsm of my painting" what did b
tell your Said II was the worst b
ever 1aW"
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

"sugby IL much interested in The Chi
nese situntion-" Yes he seems 10 -
compieteiy taken up with the way II NJ.
fect1 his emotional nature
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
xAAs,5 C. W..r shss..

0ns siss sms .er afaer using Allsns Hoo4-
Eass, poNder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching fest, ingroWing nails, corns and
bunfonA All dru ygista and shoe stores,
Sc Trial package FREE by mail Ad-
arens Allen g. Olmsted. L. Roy. NY.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
cA.er k.eur.le.. E....

The Burlington will or June nth and
18th put on sale tickets from Denver 10
Chicago. St Louis, Peoria and ali MIS-
sour river points et rate OF ons fare plus
y for the round trip. Tickets good for
rsturn I'll October Hst This rsss open
General Agent
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Dolly. IL you keep on spending mocey
this way veil have to 90 to the poor.
house well II re 90. JACK Ssu
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
Ar1 ~ oe rt<r vvool 3 FNRe,

ATLAS or Tb<E WORLD FRR2-
Th4 Kansas City Oatmsal sa1 Cereal
Ccmpany. Kansas City, No. are giving
away IN connAction With their brand q
Atlas Oats . splendid Atlns. contain-
Ing 81 colored maps and n pAsss Of
reading mattsr. II II the latest edition
Issued and none Of our readers should
b without It. Write them today ~
gardins It.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

kcnnt' help IL" .'Oh no. q truc poet
vritcs poetry because aobody can stop
nim-~
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

To have your napkins and tabls nnal
that deiscate. clear white % Desirable. uss
Runs' Bleaching Blue. the modsrn bag hlsal
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Fruit i nsess.ary article of disk II
prims esssncss are in Prfnlsy's CatfosAkl
fruit 0um-
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

ssHon don't >ssrn 10 mind being Stout
fros think ycn havs to b. piAbte."
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

kRtr2 psrnas~attCsr Nohss y ssr~s.sn>ss Ass~
kkr-{ 6aS - II m, klnss (sxvAt Nsrvs Ksssnr<s
iss.4 81 ENEE aA:ee sr'sa sstsls 80 sssAs;ss
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Mrs. WInslov-s sooehing syFsr.
Y1e ehfAfs2 sssehfng. sofssns the gsma redncse q
1aa1akasa aiisSs Dsis- esrss visA ose- - essxia
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

( $50 pohbs convinced you by his arEu-
ments. chr II don't know whether I
was convinced or whether he wore me
out"
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

AlWnyn ~ Russ Risaehtng HfnA ~
= - a. - ~ - sssa -
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
r.. or..s.st A..rse.. R.nr,eAs.

trolled by the principal railroad com
panies Of this country on July. 1900.
has been complied BY the Railway Age
The ten largest systems are ~ follovs:
New York Central. l..-.........- -l0.a3o
Pennsylvania 10 .1Sz
Canadian Pacinc. 10 .o1s
Southern Pacific. nc........... S.3e1
Chicago and Northwestern ..... s.4e1
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy s.oo1
Southern Railway ...... 7,817
Atchison, Topeka and santa Fs.. 1850
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul s.437
Union Pacific ---...-.....-- b.6s4
From the New York sun-
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

! = nAA slcala pot tcs, old Al nfty.-
oat1q1l1es4 that - essehs Y fssa ~ !"
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
A.. Y.. u.... All... v..s-n.s.f

Afe Heo uslnG AikseS Ress-9nser
1t IL the only cure for Swollen.
Smarting. Burning Sweating Fsee.
Corns and BunfonA Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. \ powder to Be shaken into
the shoes At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FRER Ad-
dress Allen 8. Olmsted. LeRoy. n. I.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Il don't care about that new board
err why not." Hes 20 polite to
everybody that he can't be q person Of
any Importance
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

whsn buying . packAgs Of 'Yaaitiss..
es.rcs" .k your K srcesr & Tor he book q
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
Hall's Catarrh Cure
Z . constitutional curs. Prics, IA

Democrat-Bryan wouldn't come TO
town because Mckinley wouldn't be
here Republican-WeI1 next March he
won't go TO Washington because McKin-
ley will be there
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

of safety and making the air hideoua
with their cries. There were nine fam
lies In the house. which was a large
twc-story frame. and Of the fifty peo-
pie residing there myself and niecs
wore the only ones Who could 60
away
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

4 Has,,sh coast, and iss nshsrne. !
yutland.
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

4sl saqs saFs e9ey nsss . : naRss.
: ~ M ]. ~ .ls;s ~ : s:,:. -: -
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

s.Hew does your new bookkeeper suit
A. = human being don't take to him"
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
Jeh..y.s H.r.as...

This won't do" exclaimed Mrs. Box
excitedly. There's thirteen at the ta-
-Never mind, ma" shouted Johnny.
Il kin eat for two."-Boston Transcript
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

That's . graceful. careless effect In
your Indian corner drapery-" "Carelesa
e6ecti / went up and down the Bteplad-
der thirteen times before got II TO looh
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

Lsznssaaf hsir Win NJ yeathful epssr ssssssa I
usfnG PAnKHx's Ham BAEsAn-
Hi1sss0oszs, tAs Ssss ears nor es,s tsss-
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

=. - = IN. =. s 8 8; 5 q ]: s s.: 3
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

~ ~ ~ saaaasxuM q
~ = \. as.assnssy sl.sAa.ssy c.
s1a<sso c4sh =. p,.vs-. ussossds4
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

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Cañon City record., 1900-09-20
About Thle

n aaaroselaO Agres
R4nAdbnsss yO0 aPO O0aD~
asGuHanoEan0 sNfEb
Cañon City record., 1900-09-20

rAs city Of Galveston. Hooded mny
feet deep With water. with half IL
baildinss wrecked and perhaps s.oot
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Completing the Census.

The very general complaint In the
larger cities Of the state that their CEN
sus returns are incomplete does not re-
fleet necessarily upon the fidelity OF the
enumerators. but II does emphasize the
need OF taking every measure that Is
right and proper TO secure a fun count
81 names. What Is true In Spokane ana
Tacoma Is true also In Seattle. Tacoma
fell far below her expected population.
and strenuous effort has been MAIDS
TO gather IN the missing. In Spokane
the case was far worse. In general
company 81 citizens. meeting On the
evening ot the day when the enumera-
ton was supposed TO have closed. more
than half were found 10 have seen moth
ing ~ The census man. And 50 1t was
in Seattle
Thrre are several reasons FOR these
defects The principal one Is the terms
- the asg itself Under "A system x
payment according 10 the number ~
names returned. there IS uttie incen-
tive 20 collect the scattering and miss
INK after a iistric; has been canvassei
once. Necessarily there are many alb
sent On a FIRST or even a second ur third
visit. and the temptation to let them 60.
rather than - hunt them down prac-
tically without compensation. is strong.
Their people are careless and will not
al out lists left for them. Districts are
too large. For all these reasons. the
United States census. even under most
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ownership, control ana protection" Of
which shall rest with the government
alone. 1t advocates the creation OF an
executive department OF commerce and
industries, with a reorganization of the
consular system, liberal pensions and
the enlargement Of the area for homes
by the reclamation of arid lands in the
West
Three other planks are worthy OF es-
peciai mention. The party promises to
aid In restoring the glory Of the Amer
lean merchant marine by suitable legis-
lation. It is a guarantee OF increase 10
commerce and Of gain to all our peo-
pie, farmers as well as merchants and
manufacturers. II takes a firm stand
against the reactionary measures in the
South to nullify the fifteenth amend
ment; the proper treatment OF which,
under the constitution, will undoubt-
edly be considered by the next con-
gress. II indorses the civil service sys-
tenn, commends especially fitness and
experience as tests for holding office
IN our new possessions. and recon-
mends that the public service there
should, as far as possible, be assigned
to natives.
This Is a platform satisfactory not
only to every Republican but to every
patriot. There IL not one partisan plank
In II from beginning to end. II was not
fashioned In derision Of the enemy; OF
that there was no need. 1t is not mega
tive, but defines policies and promises
definite acts. Here is work prepared
for four years more. fitted to the In
creasIng glory OF this nation, to Its
usefulness and its mission In the world.
without bitterness scofiing or malice.
with a practical plan for the conduct
OF practical business. the Republican
party makes its report and submits Its
programme to the great assembly of
the people. The party has grown
broader with the widening of duty and
the lifting of the horizon Of national
experience Wise and serious and lofty
are its purposes. They are worthy Of
the noblest political organization in the
history Of a land where free men and
free institutions have reached their
highest development.
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Democratic opinion of the Governor


olympia SUnddru.
Now We maintain that. prejudice and
seif-intcrest aside. the people 81 the cap
ital city have better means ~ knowing
and judging Of the qualifications 90 J. Il.
Rogers. than any other people On earth.
This IL the only opportunity he has ever
had 20 demonstrate his fitness. and ia
connection herewith. the people have
been afforded "a splendid opportunity FOR
Judging ns well Of his personal chayac.
teTlsticE and moral qualities. at close
range as Il were, 20 weigh every indi-
vlduai attribute and fx itM proper value.
This has been done fairly and diHpaa-
sionnteiy. by tho ma ority af our people.
and tho verdict s. as universal "a IL IL
concise aud unqualified. II Is that Rogers
does not possess a single qualification
that exalis him above hundreds Of other
deserving men and that no has enrraIned
within his nature 80 many Objectionable
traits 90 character as 70 make him an
exceedingly Objectionable candidate for
Democrats 20 support for executive. or
any other Office
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populists In Conference.

Members of the Peoples party will
meet In "A conference convention at Ia
coma today. The object of the meet
ing is to take AN account OF stock and
make observations with the Idea Of as
certaining Just what and where the
Peoples party is. There has been
something like a shaking up within the
party lines during the. past few years.
and 1t Is not always easy to determine
whether men are still loyal TO the ideas
enunciated in the Omaha platform or
whether they have drifted away from
those cardinal principles.
The most striking fact of which the
Peoples party leaders must take ac-
count when they come together viii be
the astounding falling off in party MEM
bership. In point Of numbers the or
ganiaxtion is but a shadow of its for
mer self. The times have not been ia
vorabie to its growth. The crop of ca
lamity has been poor. 1t has not been
an era of want or idleness. There has
not been enough to find fault with The
typical Pop has been Obliged TO 60 out
OF business With prosperity on every
hand and nearly everybody hopeful Cor
the future. the man who desires to talk
the despair OF Popallsm finds that he
cannot set hearers.
out OF the political army which
waged successful political warfare
throughout the Yves, few years ago.
only fraction remains, Many Re-
publioans Who Joined the farmers
movement In the early ninetIes, and
later became Populsts. have seen the
ctpors % their way and returned g. the
old faith. Former Democrats have done
the same, while not few. after having
taken w with the more extreme notions
90 ropulism. have been led on farther
and farther ana are now associated vita
the more radical ami revolutionary or
carnations
some ~ thc leaders who were once
supposed 10 De strong In the faith have
Sven the signs OF approaching ats.olu
t,oB and made arrangements % secure
comfortable quarters before e ls toe
late senator Turner. who on his elec-
t!on pronounced himself an out AMI
out Peoples party man. has nc over
go the Democracy Gov. Rogers. who
through the temporary triumph az Pop
uusm suddenly rose from obs.argty AMI
want 70 prominence ana living. "a
new said 10 have leg, the middle ~ thu
road ana viii seek rc-elcctlon as a pem-
oCrat Others who have tasted the de-
ushts 81 place holding ara eager for
more, and they are willing TO throw the
oid PARTY overheard provided they may
gain their desires by So doing Tho sad
fac; stands cut tina; those who found
ofiicc because Of their loyalty 10 the
principles ot the Peoples party seem
to be more in love with the Office than
With the principles. and they are will
ing TO sacrifice the latter IL they may
hold on to tie former.
These are some OF the conditions
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whoover has failed 10 reaa NJ
naliy's letter OF acceptance hss h
much fun.--ChIeago Evening fosI
Brother rRnatins Donneliy has a's1 !
cd a word that puts octopus o. ". .ss
the back seats, He murmurs $3.50
about the "trogiodytss. ffoks 80
Is not only more melilnsoas ss'e =.
octopus" but Il r. longer ana mH'
prensiVe Baltimore American
Tsnatlua D0nneily has written : ~.
accepting The nomination ~ ne m 49,.
of-the~road Popaiists Tor yier ~. ~
In which no says: Il aesnosssess -
great honor done me- In tha; fg7,a.~ "a
and II elected" Now. Why date
IN that 'GfY'-ChIcaE0 TiEss-bs's~
After two hours Of careful s,l1s =
must confess ourselves unable 70 ss.s.,e
the great cryptogram Of lgnstlas .e $50
I'VE letter Of acceptance. The shs 49,. 1
10 be written IN plata English. 49, ....'ssss
the talk about silver 50 Us s.~sx
metal" there appears 70 be soms .s..,~
reference 80 'ha iunacy Of foSs
New York Tribune.
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The exceedingly shrill squeals of the
Tacoma Ledger over the disclosure OF
its motives and their financial IMPULSE
and source are the universal language
of the hard hit. Pat" said an Irish
man whom friend had induced to ac-
company him for the first time to a
gorgeous cathedral. in an awe-struck
and irreverent whisper, pat. II bates
the divil." Mike" was the softly de-
livered reply, that's the intintion."
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WYNN
New York Commercial AdvW1D2.
Whatever fault Senator ciask = ~
tana may find with the rest q ~ ecmr
try. he cannot complain that the peeplsa
his own state and party DO net apoDecide
his noble and generous EFFORTS 70 pwQ
politics. The Democrats Of MontsnA :
convention assembled. resolves yegeefQ
that I'VE cordially snl heesttly tn1sfn
the action OF william A. Clara stnats
OF the United States for the STATE y ~
tana. In his endeavor 10 prevent ~ =
basement of the ballot In this stAaa-
Note the phrase, ''debasemsHt u -
ballot" The Montana Democrats ~ y
word "debase" In the sense Of ~ sppne
ton TO the currency OF the realm. o
the dictionary gives Il: ITO dsbess
or silver by alloy" In othss words g
want nothing done 10 lower the pf1ce
votes In Montana or tho price Of - n.
the senate. That would debsse NJ 49,
at once, and make the franchise ~
not worth having.
Senator Clark took the ground thas
more money there II paid out ios
the purer politics become beeasse.
driving from politics all thu ios.pI
bidders for office. you restrict me -
20 those who are able and willing y v
high prices for them. Then, zoe. . n
who has once received high pfioe ~ 4.
vote values his right 20 the rans.L ~.
he never ala before. Nothing VII tas 4.
him 20 dsbaso IL so long "a the osn'
continues good.
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which will be up for discussion at Ia
coma today. Some no doubt desire to
retain the party name and organiza-
ton. There are a few who are Popu-
lists from principle and do not believe
in sacrificing everything for the pur-
pose OF bringing about trade for the
offices. But this element, which is sin
cere, will find itself in the minority and
can hardly expect TO accomplish much
against the traders who have always
been with the party for gain and are
stlll hoping TO work the organization
with profit to themselves. The real Pop
ulist hasn't much OF a show with his
party associates who claim to be Popu-
lists and are forever working to throw
Populism into disrepute.
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"CHICK, EAsToN's CALL TO BATTLE
Makes Use of the Deadly Parailei
and AcrOstic.

The Hon. Fred Easton. of Albany IA
miliarly and affectionately called by Col.
Theodore Roosevelt and others who know
him best as Chick" has, as president
of the Republican League OF the state
of New York, issued an appeal TO the
members to gather in force at the ma
tional convention, to be hold In st. Paul.
July II TO 10. The Hon. Mr.. Easton gives
good reasons for "A large and vigorous
gathering. He truthfully says that 1t Is
necessary to get in line early and thor
oughly warmed up, in order as he adds.
that the campaign may be started with
n rush. and no quarter shown to the enc
my until William Mckinley IL reelected
by so sweeping and tremendous ma
jority that the world Will know the Ameri-
can people approve and indorso hts past
wise and patriotic administration" Mark
the combination OF ingenuity ma fact
put forth IN the following;
Remember " During You remember hoe
the campaign q 20 you hard you worked during
thought YOU too the campaign a -.
busy 10 take active What was the result I
interest IN politics You Nictory
remember the result.
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More wild Talk.


The Spokane Review quotes es- Senator
Dubois as saying he viii be the choice Of
all three silver parties for senator IL
further quotes him as using this lam
euage:
The free silver sentiment In Idaho Il
as strong as II was To iNs. IL is nhso-
iuteiy assured that there win be a hAr-
Bryan in Idaho. the Democrats. silver
Republicans and Populist~ The cam
paigu Viii he fought on national issues
and there Is no doubt the union forces
will carry the state by oH even greater
majority than in the las, campaign"
IL ia remarkable that Mr. Dubais should
use such language. Every body else in
this state realizes that the so-called ell.
Yer sentiment IL not as strong as IL was
IN 1877 or as strong NJ * was ia iS4s In
lss Mir Bryan carried the state by "a %
~ majority. In tssS the fusion candidate
for governor had plurality ot sels II
all the votes cast FOR TIE straight Popu.
list candidate ha. been cast for the fusion
nominee his lend would have been only
20 ts4 or - less than Bryan received.
in 1856 the Silver Republicans voted for
bryan Their state tickat poltgf pan,e
500 votes few ~ those votes were
cast by Democrats. but u haS niways
been cuufendea that the Silver Republl-
can strength vas over $3.50. A large por-
Won ~ fnc S'''t' f.pHnntans continued
with ths fusion IN lsSs but now practical
Is all of them are back % the Repl.lican
party. Probably 500 SILVER Republicans
who voted she fusion ticket in 1888 will
this year vote for the Republican candl-
dates.
And the PopUllsts, where are they ?
They had from 100 to 300 votes IN 1855.
but the party has been much reduced
since then Moreover, q considerable per
centsEe OF Democrats have left the silver
fold since isss.
Under these circumstances. Il is i'm
possible 20 understand how Mr. Dubois
can say that the silver sentiment is as
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Two girls who participated in an at
tack on a young woman whose offense
was riding in the street cars in St
Louis have been sent to the reform
school, but their masculine coadjutors
of justice are almost as interesting as
those revealed by the Dreyfus trial.
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Port Orchard In1sgensens a. a
There f. no better located y1. -.
Tinted States for tho building aoe ,slxs
ing ~ shire 81 war. and W. sy..ss ~
for this purpose II becoming -
better known, and Us use exieness' 80
lar geiy 70 the face that rn"n 80 = IN
their business and who ara bis sn..,,t.sf
councils OF the navy have Des i' 49,, r.
,hts station and sending 20 ths ffohs
r,orts which viii sooner or latter fss.. 4
IA. uussttipK II preeonceivsd n.sH. -
,hc e.at1on's una'nsss and rssal. -.
ex,enelou and general use f0r ,as
uosag Intended.