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"Gaston cadai"

"Ghston caA0l." which the Warde
company presented at the Seattle
fhcater last night. II a story Of the
French revolution, The hero " a
peasant upuD the estate of count
with whusc daughter he falls In love.
ealthoueh she " betrothed 10 her
cousin. After the republic u de-
eiared. Cadal Joins the national army
and serves in the war against the
foreign invaders who seek 20 restore
the monarchy. lie becomes "A col
enel and achieves a high reputation.
In the meantime the young euun-
tess Is condemned t. the gutllutine
xlth uthcra Of the nobility. esdol
marrish her sand thereby saves her
life. she doss not love him Until he
II falsely denounced az traitor and
condemned Her Affection - then
awakened and she saves hiH life BY
a sufficiently dramatic coup"
In the role % the terNid YOUNG pa
triot and lover Mr.. Herman has
ample opportunity for the display ~
his unquestianed romantic talent
The remainder 81 the east - Welt
balanced and the production " a I'M
ished one IN nearly every particular
The staging q excellent. and ~ far
- possible realistic. The brilliant
trtcoiar IL constantly displayed IN the
costumes and other stage helonainga
with a skill that Il effectively Pic
fureaque.
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view !songfellow Model Corset, rae>
dium bust, long over hips. one OF
our most popular styles, also
value; Thanksgiving sale price.
ssssss.ss ....ss.s.s sts-ss.s = a.~b
Our New Full Gored Transvereeiy
eenmed Corset. medium length
from waist line To top. long over
hips, made OF fine imported brill
iiantine. hose supporter tabs.
sa.J0 value. Thanksgiving sale
price .*....s..s.. $500. = $500
Our Latest Fancy Coiored Brocade
French Brflilantine Corset, Low
Bust. long over hipH ynlenclennes
iace and ribbon trimmed. hand
some garment, $500 vniue;
Thani<sgiving sale price. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

Of the sided sxns
rs
NrxB rlsni-
dog soutnt .
might be found IN
sponed habys
expensive files for
Of The bahed day IN
Its hair CURED and
whose duty l. lock
after the dog busyn "
maintain
Spaniel Terr-ray Blanche and Sweet
hearr~ hood n more hunanhood
ehDdrsn are rosting in New York casyi
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a hit with gallery. ncssie Phillips,
the aouhrette Of the organisation.
created her share Of the fun and In
eidontaily sans Few songs that
took we'll. In the second act she
sang. WIN the Spoon" and '0ay
f'afne.n
n Is In the second act that the two
Masons DO their beat work, Thor
stunt before the mirror frame Il one
OF the elcVereat acts that has been
seen on the stage this year. The
same act was done hv them last year
hut Il "a FUZZY worth earfyinH over.
Their alngins ana dialogue In this
act n also good.
xafafa r. Porter IL ono Of the pref
tieat Girls IN the show and In her
specieitios made a decided hit. Fred
Waits sang we'll.
Rudolph and Adoiphs viii be At
the Thlrd Avenue all week There
viii be a Thanksgiving matinee
Thursday and another matinee Sat.
lurdny,
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GOOD BEDDING ar
Thanksgiving Sale Prices

Large ajze White or Gray Domet
Blanket Sheets, warm and cheap:
Thanksgiving sale price. .gtsc
1914 size Domet BLANKETS, white or
qrrAy pretty border. worth MOO;
Tl1r nhsgivslg sale prics. per pair
s.s.t4 4ssssssass ssFssrss.ss - Ut
ia size silver Gray Cotton Blan-
kets, warm and serviceabic. casy
to launder. s1.3S value: Thanks
giving sale price. per pair. DISC
Large size White Wool Blankets,
blue or red borders. actually
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-24

only In the main Is the piece the
same.
The Jokes are new and the songs
up-to-date. There Is n chorus that
would be n credit 10 any aggrega-
ton. II - a real bevy OF PRETTY
girls and every one Of them a singer.
In every chorus they show the re-
suit OF careful training. In the bal
let like discipline and schooling f.
evident.
There In just a little BIT Of a plot
20 the play but there IN no need Of
any. The Mason brothers az Ru-
dolph, partners fn the tailoring bus
mess look 70 much alike, are In the
osnter OF ali Of the FUN. TIE com
plicafions that arise on account a
the resemblance. are iudicvana
Each Of the three sets ~ Allied with
spccialties that are really good. n
IS. Mack. IN a Hebrew turn during
the first act. did excellent work He
IL excellent at the dialect and made
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Hearts of Oak"

James A. fierrefs great play,
Hearts OF Oak" viii open an err
xn cement ut the Grand Wednesday
night. II Will be the attraction at
the Thanksgiving matinee and
Thursday night.
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THEA7ER
GOSSIP


II ouch a thing IL possible, Dan ana
Charles Mason are funnier tnah ever
trss war. Lar year when they ap-
rrakeS AZ the Third avenue they
,,erted the house every night for
~eek and "Rudotph and Adoiph"
v,~sa well deserving Of the patronage
A received. This year the play n
preesuted under the sama name but
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Fletcher q carpsatsr. realty bar
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Cushion Shoes

Uppers OF Finest vici Kid. your
choice OF hand turned Of flexible
Goodyear welt, acwed aoies-no
other shoes 80 easy-per pair -.
"a 90
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OUR ANNUAL THANK SEWING SALE

All Wool Granite Wasting. IN a
beautiful assortment Of patterns
and coloFinss, Sc value. Thanks-
giving snie price BDc
our Exclusive isine OF American
Made All Wool Wasting. which
We think superior In style finish
and patterns to fhe imported
wcaves. Ito value. ThRnkNsiy-
ing sale prfce........ss...... DC
New Fancy Granite Walatlngs. In
pretty reds. greens and blues. Sc
value. Thanksgiving Haie price.
sssss+sss ..ss+ss~s+ sssfasasts - tt
800 yards Of Flnnneietfe VAST
ing. in a splendid assortment Of
patterns. iz4c and i5c value. for
.+..s. .s..ss...s.- .....sss..-sf TUG
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Fuii nixs silknlfne Comforts. nuffy
Gotten filled. hand tied. tt.7b
value. Thanksgiving sale price.
....... .....+..... .4S
Finest Eiikoline Comforts. white
cotton filled. made IN large een-
terpiece with border pattern.
patent quilted. ta0o value.
Thanksgiving sale price. -. Is
Full size White Crochet QHite.
800 value: Thanksgiving sale
price ..ssss..... sue
Extra Large Superior Quality
White Quilts. new patterns. s20o
value. Thanksgiving sale price.
......... a....... 49,. " y .0tl
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"other People Money"

Dainty. May sargent exhibited a
few pretty eiathes. looked sweet and
save the gallery a couple Of entrauc-
Ing smiles at the Grand last night
but so far ~ being the star Of the
other Peoples Money" company II
concerned. she wasn't there. Miss
Hazel Kliday had the leading part.
II any tharc vas, % the comedy. She
Is a remarkably pretty little actress.
However. Miss Sargent would appear
to better advantage In the role
other Peoples Money IL really
an other peoples show. The same
plot has been used IN several farce
comedies with sHre0nM. Hut the
company that played AZ the Grand
Last night could not make success
u Uncle Toms Cabin" The role
% Hutchinson Hopper. supposed 10
be the funniest In the cast. fell nat
In the hands Of David Marnsli. He
IL a small man and attempted to
play Chicago broker BY HtufrnE
pillows under his vest. His attempts
20 b. funny almost brought tears.
John X. Robinmon 0v.rdld the part
Of the hog dealer Niss Eva Thatcher
played tho part Of the loud nouthsd
wifs and made a bad meas ~ s. A.
Hopper's clerk and the sutton OF his
daughter. Zeitah Coyinaton was enc
q the few real actors In the cast.
''ether Peoples Money viii - AZ
The Grand tonight aud tomorrow
nIEht.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia holding probate court Estate of Thomas
o. Selfridge, ST. deceased. Probate No. 11Q75.-
Application having been made to the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. holding probate
court, for probate Of the last Will and testament
of said decedent and for letters testamentary or
said estate by Thomas o. Selfridge, ir., behalf
of himself, Edward A. Selfrldge and James Russell
Selfrdse their substitutes, who named as
executors in the will of said decedent 1t is ordered
this 18th day OF November, A. d. 1902 that no
tice be and hereby is given TO Louisa johnson,
Thomas O.. Selfridge. jr., Katherine H. Etholan,
Edward A Selfrid2e, Francis c. Selfridge and Com
cerned to appear IN said court on Monday, the 22d
day Of December. A. D. 1902, at 10 O'Clock g. NJ.
to show cause why such application should not be
granted, provided this notice be published In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the first publ
cation to be not less than thirty days before the
that the executors, Edward A. Selfridge and James
Russell Selfridge. not to be found in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. IL Is ordered this 18th day of
November A ID. 1902, that notice shall be given 10
them by publication to appear within thirty days
after the first publication of said notice, and on
their failure to appear and give their bond and
qualify by taking the prescribed oath upon their
said will. administration may be granted to the
petitioner. Thomas o. Selfridge, jr. IL other
executors had been named In said WILL provided
this notice be published In the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star once In three
cessive weeks before the return day herein
toned, the first publica tion to be not less than
thirty days before the. said return day. By the
court. JOB BARNARD, Associate Justice A true
copy. Test: JOHN R. RoWZER, Deputy Register
of Wills. no1S-1aw3t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Corner brick store and dwelling. fine conner
ne; lot 2Oxlo0; alley; stable. Same tenant
thirteen years at $50. Price. $3.50; easy pay
ments; part at 40.
Also brick and frame stere and 10-room DWELL
ing, fine square Sc; lot "a 1x110; 3O-ft alley:
Renting for $3.50. Price s., OOo.
Also brick and i, frame business property. New
alley. Rent. s265O Price. s., 900.
Also two stores and dwellings. and one dwell
ing, corner NV: lot 43x90; alley. Always
rented at 1866. Price for all, only $1,000.
. de2-3t' O. NJ. BRYANT. Warder bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-02

The Evening Star
Branch Offices.
II not convenient TO call at main
office with your advertisements
leave them at the following places:
RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
One cent a word for Rooms For
Rent-Rooms and Board-Boarding-
Wanted Help and Situations.
NORTHWEST.
\. ]. ave & II ST. n.w.-Stanhope Pharmacy.
Conn. ave and l. st.-Wcois Drug Store
Vermont ave. and | ST. Kings Drug Store.
14th st. & r. l. ave.-HoyIe & Co.'S Pharmacy.
18th and U sts.-Portner Drug Store:
14th st; & yelling place;-Eppley,s Drug Store
9TH and y sts.-CriSwell's Drug Store.
Woodward x Lothrop's-Postal Tel. Office:
5, kann. Sons & Co.-Postal Telegraph Office.
a12 Pa. avc.-PostaI Telegraph Office.
Sth and + sts.-Postal Telegraph Oflre.
9Th ard sts.-Postal Telegraph Office.
U; S. Capitol-Postal Telegraph Office.
City Pest Office-Postal Telegraph Oflire.
Columbian Buildnc-PostaI Telegraph Office.
Ebhitt Uouse-Postal Telegraph 0ffcc:
Jenifer Bulding-Postal telegraph Office.
Riggs il0use-HOstal Telegraph Once.
New Willard Hutel-Pcstal Telegram ONCE.
Nationa' Hotel-Postal Telegraph Office.
EAST WASHINGTON.
18th e. East Capitol sts.-Haley's Drug Store.
I'd and Pa. ave. s.e.-Dabyn's Drug Store.
SOUTHWEST
Postal Telegraph offce-fcot 18th st.
GEORGETOWN.
SD and NJ sts.-O'Donnell's Drug Store.
S2d and sts.-O Donnell's Drug Store.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES MARSHAL.
for the District of Columbia, Washington, u. G.,
December l. 19O2.-Sealed proposals. Endorsed Pro
posals for Goa, and wood" WIN be received at this
office until IL o'clock December 10. 1902 for
the following supply of coal and wood for the use
Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
and for the U. 8. court honse, Washington, d. c.
in such quantities may be required for use dur
ing the year ending June 80, 1903 viz: 2T5 tons
more or less. best white ash furnace coal and one
cord best pine wood sawed In three pieces In
formation in regard to storage may be procured
upon application at this office, The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids AJIICK
PALMER. United States Marshal for the District
Of Columbia. de2,46&9-4t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-1900 H ST. NV; DESIRABLE
corner building, suitable for grocery, paint shop
warehouse printing plant automobile bicycle
sales room. Rent. $50 per month.
no2s-3t WESCoTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
FOR RENT-BY DEC. 1, PREMISES NO. 631 @
ST. NV. occupied for years electric and ma
chine shop. Apply Cigar Store. no29-3t.
FOR RENT-F. Fl. SMITH CO., I40s n. Y. AVE-
RENTAL AGENTS BOND BLDG.
1897 18th st. NV, good store, cellar, and stable
IN rear 81. 90
uo29-3t
FOR RENT-HANDSOME STORE; 81 6x95: GIL
14th st. NV, bet. + and G; steam heat; electric
light. Also offices on second floor. Apply
no15-tf WESTCOTT & STORY, sic 18th St NV
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WAN 1tU-dU USES.
WANrED-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF OR q
rooms, located bet. and l. and 9th and 10th or
furniture to furnish house. Address Box IA
Star office. 1ts
WANTED-WE WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSES
to collect your rents. We've got the best To-
Gated rental office in the city. WE HAVE ONE
ENTIRE FRONT ROOM FOR OUR RENT DE
PARTMENT; large and efficient force Of
clerks; We advertise literally and win try hard
come to US and get rent bulletin LEFT ia
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR PROPERTY. RI
WILL BE TO YOUR BEST INTERESTS no DO
so. STONE a FAIRElV
Telephones-Main $50. 3155. SO6-SO8 st. NV.
no29-5t
wANTED-IF YOU REALLY WANT TO RENT
your houses furnished unfurnished cali al
once. GRACE II. THOMAS
noZe-I9t- Corcoran bldg
WANTED-DoES YOUR PROPERTY PAY3 IN
not, why notf Is the proper management eyer
cisedf 1t all depends this. We believe we
can save you money by managing your pronertv
Ask those who intrust their business to usEthst
Is the best recommendation. We em1lay a com
petent force Of clerks. who devote their entire
time and energy to that branch of the business
We make prompt remittances. Our Office fs mos;
accesstbly located. being near the principal gov
ed By the most important street car lines GIVE
US A TRIAL. MOORE & Hill, fine
no2S-tf III 14th ar nv
wANTED-FoR CUSTOMER, CENTRALLY III
Gated. 10 or 12-rm. modern house, with room "
stable; not over $780, Also 6-rrn. modern hons,
not over $500 ID. d. THOMPSON, 1885 F.
noI5-tf
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WANTED-ST0RES.

AND DWELLING AT REA-
sonable rent; would be willing 10 purchase stock
In trade of small business to get good Ioca .ion
Give particulars. Box -, Star ofice no2D-3ts
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FOR RENT-HANDSOMEIIY FURNISHED FRONT
parlor and bed room attached; overlooking park;
steam heat and perfect service. 1872 Ind. ave.
no2A-3ts
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FOR RENT-FINE, LARGE LODGE ROOMS; ALI.
modern improvements. electric light steam heat
and elevator. Rooms suitable for banQuets. Also
number of office rooms. Convenient to all car
lines. 6I9 st. je7-tf
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ENGINEERING.

LIGHT. HEAT AND POWER PLANTS
We make speciality Of preparing detail plans ana
Steel Structures. Foundations. &c. ". B. UPTON
CO.. Engineers. w l. Trust bid Phone II. 1889
se2-tf
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PROPOSALS FOR CURB AND Corporation
Cocks-Ofice OF the Commissioners. D. c.. Wash
ington d. c.. Nov. "a. 1Goo.-Sealed proposals
day December O. 1902. for furnishing curb and
corporation cocks. Srecfea tions blank forms Of
proposals ard all necessary informa ton may be OBJ
. tanned at this Office henry r. r. MAeFAR-
L4ND HENRY L. WEST. JOHN RIDDLE. Gam.
missioners Of the District of Columbia. nos CT
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-FINE MODERN STABLE REAR
1912 Grant St. Mt. Pleasant, for 2 or 3 horses.
Apply on premises, ALBERT STEPHAN, 1912
Grant ST. It,
FOR RENT-GOOD STABLE; NEWLY REPAIR
ed: rear 331 ST NV; rent only $40 per month
A. A WILSON & CO., 1903 It'll st. NV de1-3t
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PROPOSALS-U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
culture Office of the Secretary. Washington. D. C..
November 90, 1902. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceiyed by the Secretary OF Agriculture until noon
Wednesday. December II. 1902, for the erection OF
a three-story stone building for of the Weather
Bureau U. s. Department of Agriculture On the
summit OF the Blue Ridge Mountains. about IL
miles from Trappe. Loudoun County Va. and 90
miles from Washington, d. c., In accordance with
plans and specifications which may be obtained at
the office of tie Chief of the Weather Bursau
dorsed on envelope Proposal for Weather Bureau
building near Trappe Va" and addressed to the
Secretary Of Agriculture Washington. ID. C. The
Department reserves the right to reject any ard
all bids JANFS WILSON. Secretary.
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BOARDING

THE TRAVIS. HOS G ST. N.w-BEST MEALS
served, $1,000 per month. Home cooking. de2-3t'
CAFE ROBINSON. 1902 liTH ST.-N.W, SERVES
dinner all day Sundays and holidays business
mems lunch every day. Fine salon for banquet1
&c. tseIS-tfI J. +. ROBINSON. Proprietor.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1902-10-18
ITEMS

y
New York.
Secretary Moody wants naval
allowance OF $50, 100000, for the en-
suing year.
During the Stockton Fair, a $3.50,
900 fire destroyed the pavilion and
many residences.
1t is generally believed that tie
death of Emile Zola by asphy xiation
was purely accidental
An earthquake AT Guam, Septem-
Der %, caused considerable damage
20 the U. S. naval station.
100, 900 tons of coal have been pur-
chased at Newcastle, England, to be
imported to the United States.
President Mitchell of the Miners
Union states that the strikers can
hold out all winter, if necessary.
An additional regiment of Penn
sylvania troops has been called out
to suppress riots in the coal fields.
The lead manufacturers of the
United States have formed a gigan-
tic trust, with a capital of $50, ,000,-
600,
Australia has the largest duck
arm on earth, with an incubator
which has a capacity for II, 900 eggs.
The President, on September 20,
signed the order providing for the
taking of census of the Philippine
Islands.
Since 1884, the value of electrical
Installations in the United States has
increased from 81, 900, 600 to $4,000
800, 600.
Two operations have been per-
formed on President Roosevelt's S
knee, which is in fair way to perfect
recovery.
Peat cut from the swamps near
south Chicago, is to be substituted
tor coal, while the high prices of the
latter prevail.
Fred. w. Atkinson, Superinten-
,ent of Schools at Manila, has re-
lgned, his resignation to take effect
January l, 1903.
Heavy fighting was going on, at
asst advices, between the insurgents
nd the government troops On the
istbmus of Panama.
The coal strike was under discus
s On by the president and his cabinet,
wao are doing all they can to bring
ab)u settlement.
The entire National Guard Of
Pennsylvania, numbering lo,000 men,
nave been called out to preserve
,-ace in the coal fields.
On September 20, twelve hundred
ublic schools were opened on the
1land of Porto Rico, with an attend
lnce of 80, 600 children.
Clarence Thurston, aged y years,
son of ex-senator Thurston, recent
attempted suicide by asphyxia
ION, at st. Louis, Missouri.
An American syndicate has spent
5000, 600 gold for the purchase OF
hree of the largest tobacco factorie-
Mexico, and are negotiating for
ne purchase of others.
Vice President Geo. W. Ward, OF
the Commercial Gable Co. asserts
that cable communication viii be es-
ablished between the United States
nd Manila, by July 4, 1908.
A panic in the New York stock
market was averted October /, by
the prompt action Of U. Secretary
Shaw, Hho enabled the banks to in
crease their amount of circulating
medium.
There were 8, l24 cases and 2,740
1aotbs from cbolaro re,,Ortad n, ono
day, in the province Of Iloio, Island
of Panay, in the Philippines. The
survivors fled to the mountains, leav-
ing the dying and dead uncared for.
Harry Wright Of Chicago has de-
vised successful mechanism which
does away with cranks and rods in
reciprocal engines, substituting a
spiral shaft cross-head and a stub
shaft which viii largely increase the
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-07-09
Address all communications to
THE BARRE NEWSPAPER COMFY.
BARRE, Vt.
BARRE VT, July Q 1870!

The King and Queen Of Roumania
are about to establish little theaterS
in all the rural cOmmunes of their
X lngdom. In these theaters the
villagers viii give once or twice a
week, moral plays, having as their
object the incubation of religi( us and
social precepts. 1t is proba oily true
that in these modern times the thea,
ter has as great an influence Tor
good or evil as any other one thing.
The theater. the newSpape and the
novel reach the people; they reach
the people who represent humanity
and whose actions constitute the NOR
atty Of. the civilized races. The
rulers of tnat little Eurore can princi.
pality have kept pace with the times
ar d by regulating their theaters along
the lines of morality they have done
more towards keeping Christianity
and good morals predominant within
their domain than all the missionary
societies and temperance leagues in
the universe could do, because they
are reaching tlIo people in a manner
that will appeal to them. A proper
natlona censorship OF. theatres, books
and newspapers, could 1t be be made
practicable, would make tee republic
OF the United States Il thousand times
more durab BILE han 1T otherwise would
be