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La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
State Fsi. premiv ms.

This years premium list for the
Colorado State Fair is now ready
for distribution. II is a handsom {
book OF l4t pages an cover, and
every page of IT is interesting read
ing, The book contains list OF the
officers OF the association, the
county vice presidents and the
superintepdents, together with the
rules and regulations. The cash
premiums amount to nearly $751;.
900, and the fair association en-
Joys better financial standing.
Last year every winner received
his check before the cicse of the
fair. Copies of the book may be
had free by addressing Charles a.
Galloway. Secretary, Pueblo,
Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30

WoRK on the oil we'll at Ration
is progressing rapidly and depth
of nearly 1000 feet has already
been reached. There has been a
considerable showing OF the olea-
genous fluid, and the odor OF oil
has been present ever since a
depth of FIVE hundred feet was
reached, growing in strength as
the drill went down. The drill is
still working in shale. but strike
OF oil is anticipated as soon as the
shale is penetrated. Later-Oil
was struck IN Raton Monday at a
depth OF 2. 800 feet.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30

Mrs. c. g. Fernsel is president OF
the league in this city, Mrs. A. NJ.
Jackson occupying similar posi-
tion in the Rocky Ford lesg ue.
The women OF La unta. whose
synpathies are with the republi-
can party in this campaign. are
urged to join the home league and
aid in the work OF that orgsniza-
,ion.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30

The act OF congress which post
poned the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition to 1904 provided for
the dedication OF the buildings
and grounds with proper cere-
mony April 80, 1903. This date
is the one hundredth anniversary
of the purchase OF the Louisiana
territory from France by the Unit
ed States. The work on the ex-
position even now is planned with
reference to that event.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
1isesrss 10, Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIRuSE Office, at the rate OF FIVE
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
, No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding By Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted BY boarding house
keepers il they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30

The Woman's Republican Lea
uge OF Colorado will take an ac-
tive part in the coming campaign
in an effort to redeem the state
from fusion misrule. Every
woman who is opposed to further
fusion government and desires to
see Colorado placed once more in
sympathy and closer companion
ship with the conservative states
OF the union, states that stand for
higher ideals, good government
and civic righteousness in public
affairs, is invited to become a
member Of the league. The
league appeals to women whose
sympafhies are with the republi-
can party in this campaign to help
make this organization strong,
effective and powerful in the COM
ing campaign. There are two
euxilliary leagues already estab-
1fsted u Otero county, one in La
luaea and one in Rocky Ford.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
Problem Still Unsolyed.

G.. NJ. Dameron returned last
Sunday from Salida, where he had
been to attend the meeting CT
chairmen of boards of county com
missioners and county attorneys
of the state, who met in couven-
ton to discuss the corporation tax
muddle, and II possible to devise
ways and means to make the rail
roads liquidate for the taxes OF
1901 in full. Some of the coun-
ties have already compromised
with the railroads, others desire
to, but the mountain cornties are
very strictly opposed to making
any concessions and insist that the
railroad taxes for that year must
be paid in full. The mines were
assessed very low, and it had been
the intention to make the railroads
in the mountain districts pay the
major portion of the entire tax.
Compromising with the railroads,
IN consequence, would prove very
disastrous to the mountain coun-
ties, financially, and they are
strictly opposed to it. No meth
cd Of procedure was decided upon,
and the meeting was fruitless Of
results. There 1oes not seem to
be any prospect Of q "way out, I"
as long as the solution Of the
problem is left to the fusion sggre-
CATION.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
WHAT IS The USE

Of suffering from indigestion IL yo,, cat = huf
you want. or starving yourself to avoid sncI
aissre>s? Aehers oyspessts Ts6Iess tan
EN- after enting will digest your food perfect
ly and free you from NIL the dixnxrprnbIe
symptou1s OF lasiige-ssion and Dsspep-in.
Eat what yo,s like ~ any time and take an
Aekes Tablet aftrrWard. Positively guar
antee<f- Your money will al~ ay~ l,e refuu,l-
cd u you are mot satisfied. Write to ,ss for .
free sample W. u. HooKKx q Co.. Bwl wlalo
\. Y. For saIe By I. c. Colsman. Ph g;
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30

LABOR is so scarce in Kansas
that the Missouri Pacific uses all
kinds OF schemes to get men to
work for them on a new line OF
railway the company is building.
One scheme is TO haul men in free
of charge, and to make sure OF get
ting them to work the railroad
makes them have one piece or
more OF baggage which the labor
er checks and il is not given to
him until he has worked out fifty
cents worth. This worked for a
time, but now valises filed with
sawdust and rocks are common
things, and the men get the ride
and then skip. They also resort
to stealing their baggage.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
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Thirty Osys--No More.

Having invested all my money
in storage coal, will be compell-
ed to do strictly cash business
until after January /, 1903, except
with those people who have an
account with me now and pay
their bills in full every thirty
days.
Very respectfully,
MATT DANfHER.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
To tn. Teacher. Of o,.,o County.

The regular Normal Institute
for the eighth district will begin
August 4th and continue for two
weeks, 1t will be held in the
school building in Lamar.
The demand for professional
training is constantly increasing.
and this Institution places within
your reach this means for your
advancement. The committee has
provided an able corps of instruc
tors who are specialists in their
individual lines, and few teachers
can afford to miss this opportuni-
~.
Teachers who are expecting the
renewal OF their certificates should
know that they are expected to
attend the institute, as well as the
graduates who will enter the
school room for the first time in
September.
MARY Z. LYON,
County Superintendent Schools.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1909

Fowler is assuming metropoli
tan airs this week. A dental OF
tice opened, ,wo thousand dol
lar residence begun, extensive I'M
provements on the school proper
" commenced, and new boy
born in the town, all in one week
is record breaker. - Fowler
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
se.se. 10. r.s,,e...e..
Uuie~l Se.se.L

Usissd Ss.ses I-assd OsB~-. /,
NOTICE rs Hesssa sS Csi SisEN 5rlf fHiT y 1s TnS
~ following eaned setsler kas aie,l
nostce of his issensioa TO make Hnnj
prssof In support of hia elnis.
as.i shss aid prouf wiII ke s.sISr -.
fore Clerk Dtstriet CouFt, ~ Ii Junfa. Colo
rndo. 90 Oeeofpr -. lsoe Via. Jokn C.
T. = =. Il = " -
H sane- IT, fBllpuiaw wituen.r. TO provs
his cnsstunc.s residesee npuu nnd eslsf~s-
seuSAer. Ja9e. r. Csunk. Joks p. Ler. Al
II Ii Janan, Coeo
!. h 0ORDDx. R~w.ss-r.
pfrxe pah1teaesoo Jaly n 1lE
Lnss publjcofjuu Au6wA q. 1pok
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
Bean. in the Pot.

They were exactly 1904 beans
in the jar in the show window OF
Miller & Andrews all OF last week.
Ten little girls, each with little
curl right in the middle of her
forehead, received doll for being
proficient in the art of guessing,
the guesses ranging from I,2oo TO
5000. Faunie Beerbohm made
the best guess with 1900, the win
ners receiving prizes being as fol-
lows: Faupie Beerbohm, Lottie
Howe, Marie Inge. Leona Wood,
Helen Andrews, Gertrude Nc
Neen, Winnie Nelson, Myrtle
Parker, Francis Boyd, Bonnie
Howe.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
ITS JUST A COUGH

that get. your lungs sore and weak and
paves the way for Pneumonia or Consump-
tion, or both. Aeksr's Eogtish Rsmsdy
lungs. IL will cure Consumption. Asthma
bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles
Positively guaranteed; and none. refunded
sample. W. u. HooxKR Il Co. Buffalo. \. Y
For sale by T. C.. Colfman. Ph. q.
La Junta tribune., 1902-07-30
EXCHANGE STABLE

Granada street. one block west Of court
house park. We do u general feed and
business, aud buy nnd sell horse,
nnd cattle. Accommodations first class
Prices reasonable s,ome and sse ,i@ Now
then some more go.rl old rigs added to this
Telephone sol- Calls ans~ erred day or night
LIKES . SON, proprietors.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
STEAMERS TRAGIC TRIP.



COaster.
New York Aug. -. - The Panama
Railroad conpanyHs steamer Advance
has arrived from Colon. with colors
half nastnd in honor of her late cap
tain, c. W. Phillips. who disappeared
ut sea Thursday. Aug, Il
Captain Phillips was sixty-two years
of age and resided 1T Remsen street.
Brooklyn. He had been i'll for long
time. but recovered his health and re-
turned to duty this trip. On the re-
turn from Colon lie appeared to be in
his usual spirits.
About i o'clock in the evening of
Aug. q, while the passengers and
crew We're at dinner Captain Phillips
was missed. The ship was searched
without avail. 1t was thought on
board that while leaning over the rail
Captain Phillips was attacked by YER
tigO and fell into the sea.
On the outward voyage on Sunday,
Aug. 10. about 6 o'clock in the morn
ing, Harry Brscoe, aged forty years,
chief cook, native of Scotland, disap
peared. He is supposed to have jumped
overheard
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
DOHERTY WINS
,v,,,tm.n beaten In Finals -.
T.uni, Championship

>,nort RL Aug. 27.-To the de'
light of several thousand tennis e", ,'ra
siasts the finest kind Of weather pre-
s,a,1od for the final event in the hat'oh'
al lawn tennis championship ana ~,
casino grounds were early ''r'''s''
hv an eager, expectant crowd
pnfore fine game began it seemed 10
no fine general belief that Victory y.
whitman would end the tolrliailie'',
snd that Larned would not De cai'e'
mon to defend his title. "heh II ""s
seen that the American was TO ihee'
RT Doherty. what little doubt tlere
was fiat the American would De sue
cessful disappeared, for he was ge'''r'
ally considered the superior OF the ol'.
nr Euplshman. The betting was -FOUR
IN one in favor of Whitman
The result was not long in DOUBT
TO the surprise of all, it was seen ear
" in the playing that the American
was in moor form, and, save at inter-
walls the Englishman did almost us he
pleased.
In the first set Whitman got but one
oome He braced and won the second
set G,3 and showed good work IN the
third. taking four games. But l)oher'
tv won. Whitman had no speed WHAT
ever in the fourth set. and Doherty
won easily his opponent not taking
lru me-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

The public should not lose sight of
the fact that the all important fight
in Vermont will have just begun
a ter Sent. End. The question Of
option is to be decided in the }. T..
tur,, and every man should see to it
that he votes for no candidate for
representative unless be is sure
that he can depend upon that can
didate to fight for the principles
that be (the voter upholds. Now is
the time TO decide it. The next six
dlTs are to be the most important
ones that the old state has had for
many years. Look to your repre-
sentatives and make no mistakes.
The issue is between local Opt IN and
prohibition. The representatives that
you elect will not only be called upon
to settle the liquor question but they
will probably be called upon to choose
a governor. Don't go to the polls
with your eyes shut. The prohibition.
lst who votes for any candidate for
other than the one who
stands on the straight prohibition
party ticket must be as blind as. a
bat, and the local option republican
who votes any ticket other than the
straight license.local option one is
deliberately taking a hand in perpet-
lating the present system of a mon
enforced prohibitory liquor law that
s so distastaful to him.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
NOW IT TICKS AGAIN.
But 1t Wanted Winding. 50 Do On.
or TImepieces.

When ! turn in for the Digrt
wind my watch and put it IN little
table at the head of the fea Tia
other night l awoke ane failed :,
hear it ticking.
"What"' said l. sis it possible |
forgot to wind it," l put t f. NV "a.
Going still? Yes. going still II,
very feeble and family. wound /,
at once, OF course.
That other watch--ths watch IN
your breast - the heart. An il
doesn't do to let that run Gp.n. /,
does more work than any other rgans
In the body. 1t hammers away year
IN and year out, day and nigh and
Work days, holidays and SUNDAYS,
IL is kept going by the bl,.1 md the
olood is merely digested f1oa.
We are glad to announce q rev 84i
efficient medicine for all atlmes
olseaseSof the nerves and --
tiles If the heart. Ii
nand OF that widely know 9
ana surgeon, DR.. David Ke1a-.
kennedy Row, Kingston. n Z
IS called Calcura Solvent.
digestive power, pm
nourlSheS the ner,
- I'D strengtr - n4.tl.
sick ones for whom , and
have painted future ia
black. All druggists Sl,0o.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

st eeandUttR IF little e 1fk; Aug rs
fairly acti r,n' on on most grades VII, ruins
winter strairh, Minnesota patents % ' i.
$3a325; wjnts,r 's u.s. 4Oa3.55; winter s usoa4
WHEATNoG'np atents, $3SOaa. eN'fas
trade and sd,a steady with r,,,
cable news, v. reacted under bea S u,
favorable n ,.ae', IN outside markats
proht takin' an,s weather and lora
December, W sernoer. Is l5-lsa7S 7-ls ss
New York ate, S5ha5sc., c.
af1oat; No. tr ss!ern' so*c.. t. o. b.
then turned a inner on cable nen,.
decline and . .er' Rejecting the new news
September q, oading by roo, ,"e wheat
OATS~oujje',, 'o'4e,; May. 45isaa5,L.a traders :
white, state an. ana barely steadw.
45c. ''0'' track, white. we Iaeh
as ae95eSN-s'sady' mess, .lsal.: family ..s
II. ii2AoRD-steady; prime vsst..
,5a S,oooIrER-Barely steady.
CHnr esreeam merry l5alsbc state dairy,
sr EsE-Firm; new
whita G,oiored, fancy. los ase; tull cream,
large, white loe large, colored small.
2oisaa,c o-rirm; state and Dan.
suaARw wFRs'srn; candled , asses%onSylvana.
as hrm; fair re;ninu
crushed, Size lest. Sac.; refinass' s%c.;
TURPENTI,N>PP powdered, 475c' hrm;
loc rlrm; New Or,.ec'
lAa5c. '' domestic, 4bas1o
a61sc. ut'' city, SIC: cor.
,haice, sloan oss1 n shipping. ss7ac.. y"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEFs 5F~5-
CITY OF BARRE VT

You ara hereby notified t..,
City Council have this da otc.5 S4s
my hands the tax bill for t5a ' ra .
1902 for collection, and ,.4r wa; "~.
days are required by law for aid ' r
es to remain In my posse, q d a." .'@,
which time you are required l. ''-s
your respective taxes ami ba-@o. "a!
call upon all of the tax pave, H. ' w!
their respective taxes within "a, "a.
days frcm the date of this notice ' ,.3
II at tie exE ir4tion of sac ,yty . ,4'
from the date Of this notice an. ,,r. va
sail remain Lnl AID sheA then I,,1,
a war-aLt agai~ st sucl ~ ra'ar'
person Tor the clectlcr , >gcb 1 ~,
raiu taxes 10 mo- 10 th, ,.gia 49,
5 Ger cent ana 10 cent, re r1 7, ,aa
ia sUcn wa. rant VIII en- warrant xnei
be given to tie C ns,aD t O. tie IN"
OF Barre, wbf viii proceed ( IN. ~
collection.
september 20 is he las. sar Fl,
which taxes can oc aid { - ra..
signed
DFteo at the City of barre THIS IN,
day OF July, 1902
Burt Fl. Wells
City Trea, .rer
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
TO EXAMINE COCHRAN.
Lamb Says He Will Subpoena the
Noted Lawyer,

| New York. Aug. 27.-George Alfred
Lamb announced during the day his
Intention to summon w. Buurke Cock.
ran to the witness stand in the Peter
Power case and submit him to /, search.
Ing examination.
There ha" been much doubt recently
ms to whether Mr.. Cochran would be
called, but Mr.. Lamb announced nosi.
lively his intention to put the LAWYER
N the witness chair. He will ask Mr..
Cochran to make denial under oath OF
the allegations he Unmb) has made
which connect Mr.. Cochran closely
with the Institution of the Peter Pow
cr suit.
1t became known also that Camille
Weidrnleld had been subpunned TO
appear by Mr.. Guthrie.
Efforts are still making to prove that
there is some sort of relationship be-
tween the Prtor Power suit ana til,
Hodge suit against the United States
Steel corporation.
The connecting link, If there he one.
Is supposed to be james II. Lancaster,
proprietor OF an automobile shop i'm
Liberty street. He is the expert who
made affidavits for David Lamar con-
corning the value Of United States
steel properties and who was once nut
)n the stand in the Power case for
purposes that were at the time inscrut-
lble. Lawyer Guthrie, of Northern
'acific counsel, did not explain. but
he reason is apparent now. when the
lwyers are trying to establish the ex-
stence of conspiracy to "hold I'D"
arious large corporations.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
CHICAGO FEARS BIG STRIKE.
All Street Railway Lines May He
Tied I'm.

All Street Railway Lines May be
Tied Up.
Chicago, Aug. 27.-Grave possibili-
ties of strike that may tie up all the
street railway lines Of the west and
north sides Of this city confront the
officials of the Union Traction COM
pany. by an overwhelming vote the
local union Of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Street Car Employees has
refused to accept the proposition made
by President Roach several days AGO
The overtures Of the company. which
included an increase Of l cent an hour
IN wages, the dissolution of a rival en-
ployees' association and the employ
ment OF none but union men, were bal
loted on by nearly 5000 men. AL
though no public statement was made
OF the vote, it was estimated that the
radical men carried the referendum
against the company by nearly 10 to 1.
An agreement between the union and
the railway company exists whereby
disagreement shall be settled by arbi-
trat1on. William Mahon international |
president of the street car men, tried |
% exert his influence to avert any
'trlke act:r' and to urge that the
lhloh ~" - lNws A rupture
lOWo> .... ~, +L,
'ffic ,t,,, -.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Astronomer Wrivht In I-,.

Berkeley. Cal, Aug. 27.-Astronomo,
William H. Wright of the astronomica
staff of the Lick observatory has haen
chosen to take charge of the n n
Mills expedition. now being outf1fteo
at Mount Hamilton to spend two years
in Chile In making special resea rches
among tho stars Of the southern hem
isphere,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Address all communications to
THE BARRE NEWSPAPER COMFY.
BARRE, VT.
BARRE W., AUGUST p. 1902.

The Montpelier Journal gives this
Injunction to the capital city:
"Brace up Montpelier, bring in some
big guns and wake the people. /"
Montpelier was never more awake
than it is today, { Notwithstanding
all the misrepresenca tion of facts that
has gone out from that city Septemb-
er End will find the PEOPLE all there.
The politicians may be in trance but
the PEOPLE are not.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
ROOSEVELT ON NAVY.
Speech by President at Home Of
Secretary Moody.
PREPAREDNESS Is HIS TEXT.
Emphasizes, ms He Has Done In the
Past. the Necessity of Keeping
Up to Il High Standard
of Efficiency.

Portland, Me-, Aug 27-The presi
dent has reached here in his New Eng
, land tour and has been accorded ;
welcome second to none he has yet re
ceived on the trip. In the course OF
the day he delivered speeches at Do
yer. n. H.; Lowell, Mass, and at Ha
verhill, Mass. In his Haverhill adj
dress he said:
Naturally at the home of Secretary
Moody l should like to say word or
two about the navy. You see that
when one Massachusetts man would
leave the navy department l had to
find another Massachusetts man to
take his place. I think that whenever
we touch on the navy we are sure OF
hearty response from any American
audience. We are just as sure of such
a response out of the mountains and
great plains Of the west as upon the
Atlantic or Pacific seaboards.
The entire country is vitality inter-
ested In the navy because an efficient
navy of an adequate size is not only
the best guarantee Of peace, but it is
also the Surest means for seeing that
II war does come the result shall be
honorable to our good name and favor
able to our national interests Any
really great nation must be peculiarly
sensitive to two things-stain on the
national honor at home and disgrace to |
the national arms abroad. Our honor |
at home, our honor in domestic and in
ternal affairs, is at all times in our
own Keeping and depends simply upon
the national possession of an awakened
public conscience. But the only way
to make safe our honor as affected, not
by our own deeds, but by the deeds of
others, is by readiness in advance.
The Navy's Great Services.
I'm three great crises in our history
Turing the nineteenth century-In the
var OF 1872, in the civil war and again
II the Spanish Wharf.-The navy rendered
o the nation services of literally in.
alculable worth. In the civil war we
ia to meet antagonists even more
prepared at sea than we were. On
10Th the other occasions W. encoun.
cred foreign foes, and T., "chti"- was
one entirely By sli,& y l.. adj
aHce ANA 49, II sly |
ad be-"
erv""
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
HAS, NO EQUAL

~ am q user Of Batter, v,
Bitters ant there I, no n n 9M'ain1"p
equal for (chronic constIpat l4'''a ne u
is my trt,uo'e' | also had y, .a'e'
veins WEIGH Caused running ,' a.os
my leg, and 1 could get n . se 'o's %
! began Using Baxter Maa4-1tp. ' n.
ters. . soon noticed cha1ps =. ~. o}
better, and after using Tie ..,, ., .a'
six months the sore healed s ND
given me no trouble since "a.
j. B. WALHORN, Wo VERNE NJ.
Sold everywhere in uy..5 ar .'t w.
lets at rs cents. ~ a5
Henry, johnson & L1r4 pros
Pr 4.'
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
TrachOma Among Immiurn -

New York. Aug. 27.-The Ellis island
medical staff found nearly hundred
cases of trachoma. disease of the
eyes, among the steerage passengers
on the French line steamship La Gas.
cogne, which has just arrived here.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Fatalities In Gilt Edua Nina

Butte, Mont, Aug. 27--Word has
been received here of the death of
kreg Sample and Thomas Whitcomb,
two miners, in the properties of the
Great Northern Mining company at
Gilt Edge. Mont. The mine compress
or exploded, and the two men were suf,
fOcatpd,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

Even the stauDchest MCCULLOUGH
men living in Bennington verbally con.
cede that the town will give MAORI.
ty vote to Clement, and ii is more than
likely that the county OF Bennington
will do the same. This is one OF the
most significant features Of the pres
ent campaign.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27
Tin Plate Plant Closed.

Lisbon. o., Aug. 27.-After being in
operation since last Tuesday the local
plant of the American Tin Plate COM
pany has suddenly been ordered shut
down indefinitely The Lisbon mill
was one of the few which recently vot-
ed to accept Il cut in wages.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-27

home, Aug. King Victor En-
m"lurl has left Racconigi, near Tu-
rim. for Berlin His ma asty who was
hccNHpAncd by Il mum roIs suit, was
given II hearty farewell by the crowds.
Sigllnr l'rinptti. the minister of for
eth affairs, will join the king later on.
1 i' court circular announces that
'tH'' Helena expects her accuuche-
i.ltMt IN ID c,.mil,r.