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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-28
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
Has 1874 Pupils, of Whom sifty-Three
Are Taking Industrial Course.
WILL MAKE 5000 BROONS NEXT YEAR
To Fill Contra9ts--Thc Industrial De-
partment Is Very Successful--Beins
More Than Self Sustaining.

Austin. Texas October 2T-The annual
r,,,or, 80 s,,,-i,t..,t.o. pt,,,- 90 tt,, Nina
P''' va '"p', ~ "u.a1 ~ W
institute was hied Win the governor yes
terday evening The report shows total
anrollp,opt ~ 1pA r,,rlis NJ ia hich 10 are
,n
There are thlrty-cight boys taking an In
duetriol coursa. oIeo dfteep girls Rernrd.
t
lhs tAe luuIslHa' uep'I'W' we i'P"''
says. "Thls department has been very
specaseful II has not only boep self. sus.
.at,t,. 49,. -. 80. -, ~, -,
all the time to buy new raw material ana
sucb furnishipys us tho donorrnaut NAV
-.
'eVu,re
The price OF broom corn has advanced
about 100 ner ceut slo,.e l,st ,.or so fbat
,, ,,,,,,. - ,,l,, 80, 49,.
W th may expect hoi 10 ma i So m t m9hey
thle next year, uul we WI pc "Dle 10 Keep
the department selIsustalnlhS
nave secured the contract TO furnish
nfoons Tor All INC ellemoS& nary lnsul nuoms
| tor the stare next year. ihe cohtfRcl callH
| Tor oyer 1000 Droolus we nave also es
chants in Austin and elsewhere and in
sa as Way we hhal nave 10 iuri, , a, rms ,,,
/ 500 pfooms more, maNlns a lolul o, oNcI
! l2oPo brooms TO be manufacturer oy US
| next year. =. 80.
| we We're c2mpeheu last YIN ~ P'nnt
course this was expensive. both IN the price
Of corn and freights. But Illinois pro.
duces the best corn I'm the world, ana aHee
| We make only the very best brooms for
the STATE Institutions, We shall nave No
| buy from Illinois again, although tue coas
will aggregate about twice as much as
Texas grades OF corn would have cost THIS
summer. .u
I'm the making OF atresses ana pll.
lows aud also IN me seating Of chairs. We
have done fair business with eorfesponal !.
ing profit, though In these lines there Is
neither so much demand nor so much gar
TO the institution II furnishes, however
q useful apprenticeship TO the boys Of thh
department
Regarding the work Of the girls in the In
dustfial Department the report says
''fhe girls have not been so FORUM
ate as fbe boys with reference to IN
dustrial education, though some little at
tention has been paid 10 this work anon,
! them We are endeayofing 20 establish anC
operate department for the proper In
tbey NAV he ipdependent aud self-sus
tai1lng When they leave the institution
We SHAH need nj lenst $500 foF the hrs
wear TO- to properly equip this department
aud $3.50 for The second year TO hui
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-28
WITHOUT FOUNDATION
M, K. and I. Company Has No Negotiations
On With the Standard Oil.

advised. The company is In splendid shape
financially aud otherwise ana a majority
OF the stock Is in the control Of few
Individuals"
James $. Hogg was seen at the Rice and
to Post representative nc saidi ~ have
heard nothing Of the STANDARD on com.
pany getting hold on spindle Top prop.
erty or on the oil business In Texas. /
know nothing OF that corporation having
purchased the interests Of the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas OH company on spindle
Ton, hut II It has, | 10 not see how Il
can do any business In the state OF Texas.
Yes. have heard it reported that the ]
NJ, Guffey Petroleum company Is owned hy
the STANDARD OIL company. hut hardly think
1t Is true. Mr. Galley OF the GufIcy.Galey
company came out In published statement
and denied publicly that the standard Oil
company has any interests In the j. Nj.
Gu1cy Petroleum company MIR Coolidge
Investigated the matter aud said he could
mud no evidence that the Standard Oh com.
Pany owned amy interests in u. Mr., Nc.
noweli, who lett the Standard oil people
ana associated hlmeslf VITA the GuUey
Galley people, also denied it, / know moth
ing about H. but II the reports are true ana
this trust Is doing business In this state
IL should bc prosecuted. N 81 was ms
business TO find out | taink | would DO so.
aud " there were grounds Tor It, nrosecu'
tlon would begin AT once.
81 think there VIII be ample mcans FOR
carrying OF and caring fov the oil produced
a spindle Top, The gentlemen With WHOM
| am associated and myself have ave i'm
! mcnse tanks already built toy holding an,
oil. and we have contracts for tho building
| been begun. These three tanks WAen com
| pleted VIII hold IN lAc aggregate over 10
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LOTTERY LISTS SEIZED.
San Antonio Printing Office Raided
and Found Printing Lists.
A MAN WAS Swallowed FROM MEXICO
To Printing Office Door--When En-
ployes Emerged to Rush the Growl-
err" Officers Entered.

SAN Antonio Texas, October 2T.-Wn'te ter
Hudnall special deputy of tue United
states treasury department, assisted by
Deputy Marsbals Lancaster Hanson ana
Heilig raided a ornting shop late saturday
night and coshscated twelve stereotyped
plates and several hundred thousand print
ed lists of the winning numbers IN Mex
leo city lottery.
The conascated plates and printed mat
ter were carted to the postof6ce. No AT
10 an Express reporter Mr.. Hudnah
said; ,,,. ,, SOW.
eral montus and the raid fought was
Inc elimination Of some carefully lad
plans The plan upon which the locery
scheme was worked, briefly was as toi'
last Thursday at noon the drawing
was held at the city of Me%lco, Tue
mates from which the lists Of the winners
were printed there were placed IN INC
hands Of a man who boarded the iirst train
for the north The plates are very thln
md ughi and could easily be concealed.
/ mad laid my plans to catch the messenger
tbJs trin. and had twenty officers guarding
inc border But he got through without
DIRECTION and came up on the international
and Great Northern .rain :oGay, l cah he
moment he reac..a San Antonio. lie took
fine plates straiEI. 10 TINS printing olnfe'
All tho doors were locked uhu tue Win'
doyys we're closed by pasting paper over
mem stationed myself In the shadow
With my posse of three deputy marsaai'
ronceaicd nearby and waited for fonl
to,,rs I had no warrant TO break into the
| nniore and had TO wait for chance e
ppnter peaceably. Finally the men inside
Snt thirsty and sent out for can OF beer
/ fVhen me messenger returned, ne raped
4 ON he door and the key was, turned. Al
4 he stepped In, / was Just behind him anC
! mt nv foot against the door. ~ mrs
ppothlng was suspected. ! said: It's al
rIgbt boys, I've got some lottery ticket
IA I iust want 10 see whether ! mad
whining This threw them on thei
va We PRESSED into the room. We. fqun'
a III tbrae presses going full speed ana abou
| hnit ton OF lists already printed. w
nel1ed the twelve plates and all the PRINTED
matter and carted 1t to the Postofhee;
j 81 have a complete Gag against az m
| ,ersnns concerned. / can prove that IN
| pistes were struggled from Mexico am
that the printers here knew they wer
ssnn,nogled That IS all | want
I sT'he treasury department Is deter
,inod IN break mp this lottery business
INA eiieve THIS Is the best haul that ha
hoa Ue made in some time and will do nue.
10 stop the business
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NERVOUS DISEASES
csn ss Endured, but They Can Also
Be Cured.


Be Cured.
yo, may have long suffered from various
tor,,s Of nervous trouble; there are usual
~ any complications whenever the nerv-
a, 4. system breaks down. Any slight eX'
oitement almost prostrates you, your spir-
~ are depressed, you have frequent nery'
ors headaches you suffer from sleep!essness
~ unrestful sleep. you have dizziness or
nn,pitatlon OF the heart, and at all times
s,tfer from that restless. hdgety feeling
NAV marks nervous debility.
yo,A can endure all these nervous troubles
,or years or escape them now and for
a,od Sou can choose one condition or the
s+,er the difference is largely due 10 the
ssassncs or lack Of Iron 10 the system-a
liza ~ ION you may never get unless you
~ !, rom Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic
Il ,rompay cures ell forms OF nervous
ashui,r or exhaustion. 1t Increases the
r,sar all your vital organs. II enhches
80 s,a6a With just that form Of iron
nseaed ~ bid up your nervous system
snd 10 Five you nerve force and muscular
enyeags ho,,S know that DR.. Harter's Iron
lyu sn"ulu An experiment. moi a new
WA iDnsS M pe which has been constantly
( as.ercon,i1g rye conditions for tory I'VE
y Ears Yes can bseye IN remedy with
record Ike thse Made only ~ me ~ ~
Harter Medicine -" 80 49, ~'
| eYegyWnere,
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WELL AT LIBERTY.
6ailina Is Now Going On and All Are
Sure of Oil

6ang Is Now Going On and All Are
Sure of Oil.
Liberty, Texas, October %. There was
quite crowd out TO see the Texas, Mis-
souri, and Kentucky well today. Last night
the well was bailed, but at about COO feet
the baller could be forced no further, on
account Of the gas pressure, so the well
was capped until this morning, when they
hegan again. and they are 500 feet down
with the bailer sls evening. There is
oil Heating on the wH.er that comes from
the well, and there Is quite q lot Of gas
and 4 rumbling In the well that can be
heard several yards from t.
Mr. Dean an old oil man from Pennsyl-
vaEia, was there today; also MIR. Royal
Mathers, another oil man of quite extern
siFe experience In the oil business, Both
these gentlemen and MIR. Hogue, who has
control Of the bailng. say they are sure
there is oil at this well. II not where they
arc now 1t Is only few feet further down.
They are expecting to hail all night TO
night and II the gas Is not too strong for
them to work the bailing viii he complete
tomorrow morning.
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JASPER JOTTlNGs.
Convictions for Local Option Violations
Are BEATING the Record.

fiG DGELlIlb lltN lASGSlG VI
Jaspe., Texas. October 26,-DistHct court
is stll in session and the way the juries
are convioting vlolaters Of the local option
law beats the band. Every case that has
been tried the parties have been convicted
except one. They are knocking them for
selli1g malt as well as everything else
Jasper county has been local option for
twenty-five years and, while there has been
heretofore cases Of parties selling liquors
but few nave been convicted until II be
came nuisance, and II seems the good
people of the whole county suddenly arose
and determined 10 put stop 10 IT,. Ihe
iaii is about full aud the general feeling
is that this action of the iuries and open
expressions of law-abding people viii for
ever put a stop to blind tigers in Jasper
county. -. ....,.-
herself in q business way. Cotton comes
here from thirty miles distant and the
merchants are paying the top of the mar
kef A cotton buyer would have done q
oood business here this year.
The music teachers of the college gave 2
concert last night at College hail. which
was highly appreciated by large AUDIENCE
Tbis depsrtment of the college, Ike the
, balance, has the best talent that can he
iC New syrup is being brought in and sei''
rnpidiy.
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Corpus Christi. Texas October 27.-ou
horlng operations at the three places In
this county are progressing at COM
paratvely slow rate. The King oil COM
panys well and the wells Of ] NJ Guney
Co. at Motta Media and Puerta ranch
are all down about one thousand feet but
as yer no sirong indications Of oil are re-
ported, The local company which pur
chased the old sulphur mine tract NJ
Whites Point, on Nueces bay. few miles
northwest Of town, expected to begin boz.
ng operations soon, the well to be SS
which Mr. Lucas, the Beaumont gusher
man, upon the report Of his expert, Mr..
Griffith, tried ro purchase, but which
could not be bought
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Mcrk At Damon.

One of the prominent oil men Just from
Damon Mound yesterday reports that
the dqillers had gotten everything In or
der again their outfits thoroughly over
hauled and in good condition aud that
drilling started az all three wells, with
cable drill operating at Guffey No.
before he left II has not yet been
decided whether GufTey No ., situated on
block "a Of the Wisdom subdl vision, VIII
he sunk deeper or not This well is near r
the base of the mound than any Of the
others and no rock was found until q
depth OF thousand feet or more had
been Uesched Mr.. Lucas declares II by
no means the least promising and believes
that if carried deeper oil will be found.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
SECOND DAYS SESSION OF METHO-
DIST PROTESTANT CONVENTION,
Some Communications Received--Visit-
ors Present---Elections OF Officers.
Address on Foreign Missions.

workman. Texas, October &c The an
rual conference OF the Methodist Protestant
church met at $50 a. III. Devotional OK
ercises were conducted by Rev. W. ?.
Luton, pastor Of Alvarado charge, The
roll call showed an increased attendance,
Communications were received and re-
ferrod. One from Rev r. l.. Garrison, a
member Of the board Of regents of West
minister college. located In Collin county,
Texas, containing an earnest plea for an
appropriation 10 supplement the salary OF
DR.. J. l.. Lawlis of the theological depart,
ment on the ground that the pupils OF al
ministers are taught free Of charge. The
application was referred 70 the committee
on missions.
seats within the bar: +. NJ. seliars ana
s. %. Btlnson Of Oletha circuit, Pref J, l.,
Miller of WORKMAN, Mrs, X, g. Dool or
Whitney and " .. Basden Of Wortham,
Rev. q. A. Beebe was granted his super
anuated relation by his request. The pass
! age Of characters were again resumeu'
/ about half a dozen who did not have the
/ reports ready were not passed and Win DC
! called up later The hour OF II o'clock
having arrived, Rev r. ], Grady OF Corsi-
cana circuit allied the pulpit
/ The evening session was opened az z
! p. M. devotional exercises were conducted
! by Rev. VI. Il. Whitaker OF Cleburne charge.
| The special order of the day WAS the cleo
ton Of conference officers for the ensuing
j
] president on hrst ballot stationlng commit
| ice was elected az follows, Ministers, w
| II. Hemphlll, NJ. b. Whitaker. laymen, Dr.
| n. Headlae W NJ. Moody, with president
Sanders as chairman. The standing dis
| trlct committee was elected as follows
| Ministers w. r. Luton, W. T. Hemphih
unstationed minister, ]. II. Bounds; laymen
| l.. n. Barbee, ~. II. Price, 9. Byrd, I
Byrd, conference steward; u. b. Moon
secretary. Rev. T. ]. Ogburn secretary o
the hoard OF foreign missions ADDRESSED
the body. His speech was full OF pathos
humor spirit and power and carried th
followed The committee on itinerancy an
orders occupies the Presbyterian thnrcl
each night and part OF the day on eN
animation Of classes some In The tfst see
ond nad third years. The committee o.
boundaries Of circrits and Missions - eA
perierclng considerable difficulty in arrans
Ing new fields and making changes ia op
| ones The statloning committee, whlcn W.
elected today, VIII not begin work nnl
Monday. for want Of reports OF ekalninln
committee and committee on boundaries. ),
The pulpit was nlied tonight ~ ~.
] Sheppard Of IawtOn, o. Il. The serme
, was sandwiched with an appeal 10 the con
ferruee for funds 10 assist IN nmlnin6
church az I.awton; Si6O was pledged
Tho program for sundays service w
reported by tho pulpit conmittee % pe
foitows. T. g. Ogburn, htcthadist frates'
{ mt church. Dr. n. }, Sheppard, Rteso3 3
, ran church. ali at IL o'clock; 4, J. 0e0H,n
: Baptisf church, O. +, Mlier, PresbylfR
I church, 90 1880 D. m.
White Man Stabbed at Pafts% a,
U,t1. Gtffr ~
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Personanl.

IaIeston Texas, October 27.-Mr, and
4 ], Earerly Smith returned home this
'rnlng from a tlip East.
Bebeze of Houston was in the city
y Collins of Hampstead was in the
II q Wood, purchasing agent of the
b &c, with headquarters at Cleburne,
l !I L. boley Of Houston was in the
4 sSusa Of Houston left yesterday for
iOrk on the steamship Denver.
En R. $, Eutting of Houston arrived
\ 'oaay from New York ON the Concho.
tn j Won Boeckman of Austin was
NV me passengers of the steamship
1S which arrived here this morning
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Enact a enshsr at Columbia.

Columbia, Texas, October 25.--Mr. I. c.
Underwood. manager for the Equitable com
pany at their well on Arnold Mound says
they are still drilling, though the oil Is
stul flowing with the water several inches
above the casing and the gas is very strong
The oil Mr. Underwood says, comes out
between the 10-inch casing and the 5-lnch
Underwood also stated that he expected
In the next few days, and perngpS tomor
row, TO begin using the oil for fuel, as
.here was plenty. Indications are sucn ms
morning thai Mr.. Underwood remarked;
III is only a matter of few days and we
will have q gusher. ~
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BIG TRADE HAS BEEN MADE

Southern distributing center. and I'VE have
been negotiating ali day with so-ae Of your
leading hnanciers and business men with
that view. | can not give you the partic.
ulars OF our local arrangements Just now.
as many details are YET to be considered -
What do you think OF the Louisiana
we have made some extensive purchases
great faith In ~ but FOR the present the
Beaumont field will produce all that We can
handle. and We will make no attempt to de.
yelop our Louisiana holdings"
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TAMPA STRIKE is OVER.
Citizens Have Issued a Statement to
That Effect.

hat EHGct.
Tampa. Fla. October 27.-The following
statement was issued tonight relative to the
strike situation here;
THE strike OF clgnrmskers known as
the Resistencia Union Is practically tnmg
of the past. The strike has not been de-
cisred Oh by the leaders OF the organization,
bnf the mass OF the members have done so.
4 census of the cigarmakers actually az
work during the week just closed shows
r,oeifive evidence now that so far as a
Strike is concerned none exists, and the
Statements made to the contrary by men
who try to be leaders are untrue. Ihers
Sitv No men who have returned to worR
have been molested in any manner and al
srs afforded whatever protection they need
btt now there Is no necessity for guards al
onv Of she factories and business Is pro
pressing smoothly.
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policeman Shot a Boy.

Birmingham, Ala. October 27.-An un-
rnovn white boy, about Is years OF age,
was shot and instantly Killed by Police
man lanes Richardson tonight. The Off
.1.t,ne the hoy and two companions
e 80 '%attempfing 10 burglarize store
Ricbardson Is under arrest charged with
mn cia ughter.
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NEW RRAuNFELs SUICIDE.

A Well to Do German Citizen Swallowed
Poison.
san Antonio, Texas, October 2I-August
Schroeder, aged IS years, killed himself to-
day at New Braunfels by swallowing pot
gon. He was well TO do German and his
NE was heavily Insured. No cause for
the suicide il known
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l..aua RnsselI in the Race.

canton Texas. october "a Under the
,,r.en, calculations Of his many friends,
Indge ]. Gordon Russell has consented 70
mn mn FOR congress in this, the fhird' con.
gress ,9 ood one Of the most brilliant gem
bsP9ee5 "a this part of the state.
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alpi-
tatsOaap

fluttering or irregular pulsa-
tons are an indication of weak
ness of the nerves or muscles
of the heart. A weakness long
continued produces deformity
and organic disease. If your
heart action is weak, make it
strong. Build up the muscles
and strengthen the nerves with
the greatest of all heart reme-
dies, DIR. Miles Heart Cure.
"The least exertion or excite
ment caused my heart to thrub
and pound and / had smotherlng
spells, pain and palpitation.
Three bottles OF DR.. Miles Heart
Cure overcame all these disturb
anCes and made me well"
MEs. j. A. CoUTs, N
B, Upper Sandusizy, Ohio
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A Neuro Shot al Paris

~, tezas, October 27--Jack Rice shot
thompson through the head at the
my last night, killing him Instantly.
rs negroes, Rice Is In jail. They
[Hened over a woman.
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strhhed uudcr the right nipple with
butcher knife in the hands of negro
n0med Gibbs The ncgto is 10 jail Guth-
re VIII recover
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A,o,nt calm. Texas. October 25.-w. r.
,raters living I'VE miles west Q, here, haa
,,-1....a strong fiow OF mineral water
dlbs1le avn The physlcisns soy u has ane
90 hi is Ling qualities, hut IL has NOT
~ ,anrghae A chemical ANALYSIS
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Beaumont Texas. October eT.-Au Asso-
ciated Press dispatch bearing Fort Scott,
Kansas, date attributes the statement 10
Manager F. NJ. Yost Of the Missouri, Kan.
sas and Texas Oil company that his com
panys well In this field had been sold TO
the standard OIL company. Mr.. Yost makes
denial of the report in the following signed
statement:
beaumont. Texas. October 2T.-rh.
newspapers this morning publish dispatch
from Fort Scott. Kan. In which II Is
stated that ! have announced the sale OF
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas OF com.
pany to the standard oil company. This
report Is altogether unfpuDdcd. have
made no such announcement, for the good
reason that the Missouri Kansas ana Texas
OH company has not sold out to anyone. nor
are there negotiations FOR the sale Of the
company pending As manager OF the com
pany am in q position 10 know as much
about the business MS any Of Its officers
aud u there were any sort OF q deal on
| would he acquainted with all the details.
l have heard that the STANDARD oil com
nang is seeking 70 obtain property in the
Beaumont field. but even th, is only
rumor, SO far as my knowledge of the sit
uaton Is concerned. II was Impossible for
the correspondent to get statement OF
any kiNA liNll Alf AtcltluaAa lNi was w
Beaumont. and not In Fort Scott.
~ NJ. YoSt,
manager NJ, X and T. oil Co"
-
Relative to the reported sale Of the Mis-
souri, Kansas aud Texas on company "a
the STANDARD OH company, Mr. Tom Rich
ardson secretary or the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas oil company. and the only res.
dent official of the company In Houston
said
II was in Beaumont Friday in consulto
tion about Missouri, Kansas and TeTat
affairs, II was decided that In addition e
our present well. which Is one Of the hes
in the field, that We mad ample room tol
| three more we'll
"A recent Investigation OF the leases
| owned by the company. which were chosel
! from leases embracing over 100000 acres
! we've gone over and their value estimated
| "A pipe line proposition was discussed
| and price agreed upon and put IN u
! hands Of our general manager, MI r. VI
! Yost. and not Mr.. A. L. Yost IA stated b.
! the Associated Press dispatch from For
/ Scott.
! Ii was decided as good policy not 20 civ
/ the name Of a probable purchaser ana IN
| Standard Oil company was not mentioned
! II a sale has been made l have not bee
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Osath n Iames sweenev.

hivsston, Texas, October Thames
teney, aged "a years, died this morning
Ms room M the corner of Twentieth
Market streets The deceased had
y engaged In the restaurant business
4 for a numSor of years and at one
le owned one of the largest restaurants
pc city. His funeral win occur at 4
I@k tomorrow afternoon from LEWIS
heFtaEing pgrlOrs
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-.r,nt,nn No. 2s5i By ElneT 4 Amend,
h!esel.i perre All complaints, but II viii
VII M rgHsuInatgsm, r., 3. schmidL Heps-
foa' TfzSA kblA Axeats