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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

The bill creating new depart
ment of the government, that of
Commerce, has become law. 1t
is expected that Mr.. Cortelyou, the
Presidents secretary, will be ap-
pointed as the Secretary of the new
department.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

The bill to prohibit treating by
candidates for office is the "most
unkindest cut of ALL" 1t will multi
fly the primary scheme in its inten-
ton. What inducement shall we
have for voting for the ordinary
office seeker if treating is tabooed?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

Senator Mosher has introduced a
bill in the legislature providing that
local option election shall not be
held oftener than five years. The
present limit is three years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

The Moros of Mindanao are
gradually coming to see that bluff
don't worry the American soldiers.
They have after long parley and
with much show of buster given up
to the Americans their most import
ant stronghold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

1t is hardly probable that Bulgaria
and Macedonia can accomplish much
as against the Turkish army, but it
is possible that the rising may call
other nations of Europe into the
SCRAP.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

1t is said that President Roosevelt
spends his entire salary of $4,000
in expenditures for keeping up the
"house." His sociability demands a
large expenditure of money-his
own money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

Somebody has a bill in the legisla-
ture for a school for truants. To
this the child that does not go to
school may be sent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

This is a hard winter for stock on
the western ranges. The snow is
deep and the cold intense, a fact
which means great loss of cattle and
sheep.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19
YOU SHOULD TAKE
THE JOURNAL: !: ::

BECAUSE it is the largest
and best local paper in Pierce
and st. Croix counties;
BECAUSE it aims to furnish
all the news all the time;
BECAUSE it never knocks at
local enterprise, but is always
willing to give home people
a helping hand;
BECAUSE it is clean, whole
some, and good reading-ft
for any Preside;
BECAUSE the money SO in
vested will more surely help
the town than a like amount
expended in any other way.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

There has been a bill introduced
in the Legislature to permit grocers
to garnishee the wages of debtors to
the extent of ten per cent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

A tornado on the Chowan river in
Virginia this week Tuesday sunk a
steamboat, causing the death of IL
people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19
YOU SHOULD ADVERTISE
IN The JOURNAL:

BECAUSE it has the largest
local circulation, therefore
will give you the best returns
for your money;
BECAUSE it is helping to
build up the town, and Incl
dentally your business;
BECAUSE without it the
town would soon be dead, and
no paper can prosper without
a liberal advertising patron
age;
BECAUSE it has steadily i'm
proved and enlarged as it's
advertising patronage has
warranted and will continue
to do so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

Senator McGillivray wants tax
of II of one per cent. on the
amount of money deposited in banks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

The Venezuelan question goes to
the Hague tribunal and the blockade
of Venezuelan ports is raised.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

sheep.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19
GENERAL PAINTING
AND PAPER HANG ING.
CARRIAGE PAINTING A SPECIALITY.

All work done in the most scien-
tific manner.
SHOP OPPOSITE ~ 1rnn
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-19

scrap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Mean Temperature
RICHMOND.

Miss Ycaser dies OF smallpox at the
CIV acknowledgements whereabouts
Iii 2 ravstery-New transfer system Of
passenger and Power Compan y-Giass
factory, with Sio4,eto capital to be estao-
lfshed here--Local PHYSICIANS opinion
as 10 cause Of lockjaw from toy pistol
wounds. a. Binford accidentally
shoots himself through the hand--Dr.
~ II. Parker appointed to fill chair
-r,aae vacant by death Of DR.. Lewis
Wheaf-Failure of the ". r.. Trigg
Company to pay off its employees owing
10 receivership the prorocation for an in
6ienatfon meeting which did not mate
rialIze The men selling their claims at
10 per cent. discount-Mernbers o. the
legislature arriving In the city for the
Ycconvening Monday. Some Of the I'M
rortant measures up for consideration
Corporation Commission employees not to
be named until the Legislature acts
Opposition to the primary plan OF noni-
mating candidates-Dr. Hawthorne will
reply to his critics-How the prisoners
esca ped from Henrico county jail
Contract for Dredging James river award
ed to Richmond man-First step taken
20 esta bilst system Of building inspec-
tIan-DanEer Of freshet from James
passed-Naval recruiting station open
ed here-Thousands Of animals of all
Kinds killed for their furs which are be-
tng marketed in this city and shipped
North TO ufacturers-William Rich
ards returns to his old home in Knox
ville-St Andrews church to be dedi-
Gated ANCHESTER-Fore
Jones. small boy. injured In street.
car accident-Friction among some Of
fhe patrons of the public schools-Pro-
position TO enlarge city. carts to be con-
s!dered by the Health Committee
Mason snead, a Manchester man. writes
from the klondNke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
VIRGINIA..

Six more persons in Norfolk and Vi
ctnity, have died from lockiaw. caused by
vouncs from toy pistols Dead now num-
Der thirteen; dangerously wounded, three
locomotive boiler on a Norfolk and
Western train exploded near Bedford
City: train wrecked: Fireman Ernest ellis
killed. q tramp badly hurt--La.ndon Mil
Ter accidentally killed in Norfolk with a
shotgun--Andrew Walker. a hargeman.
accidentally shot by the captain Of the
vessel in Norfolk--Maior E. K. Huger
becomes general superintendent of the
Seaboard system-M. P. Huffss home
burned In Roanoke-Rumor that the
Green Springs douisa) people will sue
Richmond for the smallpox brought there
from me capital clty-Deaths: DR.. w.
W. Warren, well known in Chase City.
va, in Thomasville, Ca; Mrs. Walter
Scott. OF Northampton. in Brooklyn. ~
Y.;Randolph Howard Leith. in toudoun
John Hyatt murdered in Carroll coun-
ty: John Upton charged with the
crt s-NoRTH CAROLINA: James
Ier vsnd accidentally killed near Rock
.nghan while hunting with the sons of
Henry c. Dockery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
TENNESSEE-VIRGINlA
BOUNDARY LINE CASE.
It Will Come Up I'm the United State
Supreme Court To-MorroW for
Preliminary Hearing.

WASHINGTON, January a--The Ten.
nessee- Virginia boundary line case will
come up In the Supreme Court OF. the
United States on Monday. for a preliml-.
nary hearing. Some time ago an agreed
decree was entered in the court. prov1d-
ing for the appointment of commission
TO run and mark the old line OF 1889 The
commission consists of William Hodkins,
of Massachusetts chairman; James e.
Baylor. Of Virginia, member Of the
United States Coast and Geode tic Survey,
and A. H. Buchanan. professor of naathe-
MATES IN the Cumberland University. OF
Lebanon, Tenn. These commissioners
have completed their work and are In the
city. Their report has been drawn up.
and will be presented to the court on
Monday.
After the report Is. filed It Is said that
exceptions will be presented and argued
These the court will decide. Tennessee
will be represented by Charles 7. Gates,
Jr., Attorney-G eneral of that State, while
Attorney-General Anderson, Of Virginia
will look after the interests Of that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

Barrett, was reported dying at the hospi-
tai to-day. Miss Barry is under arrest
Miss Palmer. known on the stage as
Mile. Anita, Is quoted as saying that MISS
Barrett, having returned home at 2:oo
a. NJ. to the fat they occupied together.
noticed in the parlor a prominent physi-
clan. who, Miss Palmer said, has been
treating her. Miss Barrett upbraided
the actress for having such late COM
pany.'' and Miss Palmer responded Sharp
". Then. Miss Palmer says, Miss Bar
rett shot her, the bullet severins the jugu-
lar vein.
Eve kept the revolver under the Pill
lows said Miss Barrett, to-day In
shifting it from one side to the otner. II
was accidentally discharged.
The physician is not connected by the
police with the shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
PAINFUL SCENE IN COURT.
woman witness Thrown Into Vio-
lent Mysteries.

lent Mysteries.
NEW YORK, January S.-Ihere was 2
nainful scene at to-day's session OF the
commission appointed to inquire into the
sanity OF Harry ]. Rose. former stage
manager Of the Garrick Theatre, who IS
charged with the murder of his wife:
Among the witnesses called in rebuttal
Of the evidence produced by the defense
ia prove that Rose was insane. was ms
sister-in-1aw, Mrs. zimme rna =. Rose
was brought into court unknown to her.
and given seat ;.hind 81 the witness.
When asked to iden-iAy Rose. she turned.
Rose was apparently unmoved and I'M
affected, but the woman stood by her
chair, shriel1ing violently. Rose put his
hand on her shoulder. nlurmuring In a
low voice, May. oh May Mrs. thinner
man continued to crlnge down until she
was almost on the floor, Still shrleking
violently. Justice Donohue ordered Rose
removed.
During an interval in her mysteries,
Mrs Zimmerman turned to District At
torney Clarke. She was still trembling
violently, but had recovered her voice.
I'd proceeded to upbraid him. Then Mrs.
5zimm erman tainted. She recovered only
"a fall into another 1T OF hysteria, and
& was half an hour before she recov-
cred.
The hearing was adjourned until next next
Saturday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
4 HOME MAN GETS IT.
Big Contract for Dredging the
James AWarded---A Great
Work Inaugurated.

Mr. J. Clements shafer, Richmond
man. was yesterday awarded the big
government contract for dredging James
river. under the 100000 appropriation
made by Congress for that purpose.
The a bstract of proposals for the work
to be done includes dredging, removing
rock. and constructing, repairing and de-
grading of jetties and constructing a
dixie in the river.
The bids were opened In Assistant Unit
ed States Engineer Yonge's Offices at noon
Yesterday, and the contract was awarded
( to Mr. Shafter at s236, 977.74, the lowest
bid filed.
Mr.. Shafer's competitors were the
Maryland Dredging and Contra citing Com
Epany. Of Baltimore, Md. whose bid was
1887 81 ana p. Sand Ross. Inc, Of
Jersey City. Nj. whose bid was $3.50
$3.50. u.
WORK OF VAST IMPORTANCE
Thus is the way open for tnaugurat1ng
q much needed impr entS Of great. I'M
portance to the ci ty Of Richmond. The
Specifications call for. eighteen feet OF
wa ter at mean low tide. The work Is to
start at the ship locks, at the lower end
Of the William r. Trigg@ ship yards. and
to extend to Warwick Beach, about tour
miles below the city.
The channel. Is to be widened IN places,
and along about Warwick Reac Oh: con-
structions for contracting the river are
to be built. The work is TO be started
thin thirty days. s% &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
A BOILER EXPLODED.
N. & W.Train WreekedEr-
nest Gills Killed--Tramp
Badly Hurt.

BEDFORD CITY, Va January a.
Especial. )-At o'clock this evening, as
the second section OF the east bound pas
senger train No. 4 was approaching the
station, suddenly, without warning, there
was terrific explosion that shook the
buildings In the town. and ratified the
windows like an earthquake. The deto-
ma lions were caused by the explosion OF
the boiler of the engine, and In a moment
the train was a wreck. Fortunately, tho
explosion occurred in a deep cut. Had 1t
been a, moment later. probably the casu-
alties would have been fearful.
The engine was thrown with terrific
force up the sheer face Of steep en-
bankm emit The six cars composing the
train were thrown from against the sides
Of the cut and left turned to one side. a
scene of great terror and confusion fol-
lowed in the darkness that had descend.
ed, but as far as has been ascertained at
this hour, mono of the passengers was
injured
Ernest ellis, OF Roanoke. the fireman,
was killed. He was fearfully scalded by
the boiling water and steam. When
found, he was still breathing, but speech
less. and gave one last groan ere ne
died A tramp. at first thought to be- En-
gineer Joe Meyers. was very seriously
injured, but 1t is thought he may recov-
er. He gives his name as F'ilson, OF
North Carolina, and was beating his way
to Lynchburg Drs Rucker and O'Hara-
OF Bedford City. gave him the necessary
attention. He was subsequently, carried
to Thaxton. The track is torn up for
considerable distance. but the wreckins
car has already begun the work OF re-
moving the wrecked cars and broken en-
CINE and it is thought that probably By
tomorrow the connection will be restored
train was telegraphed for from Lynch
burg. to transfer the passengers, wht
took refuge in the passenger station dur
ing the Interval. Mr.. Hammer. Hawkins
express messenger son of Captain y
D. Hawkins, Of this place, was slight.
cut upon the hand
at 10 O clock the rescutng party hat
not found Engineer Meyers. and 1t i
thought his body Is under the engine tn
brakes Of the engine were found 200 yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

through the upper house, which means
antitrust legislation at this session, for
the House under it's strict rules can be
made to pass the bill at any time. 1t
is thought to be fortunate that the bill
is to make an effort in the Senate first,
for that body for years has been a Stun
bling block In the way Of legislation of
all character.
Publicity For Trusts.
The address by Martin A Knapp. chair
man Of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, before the Association of Scientists.
in which he opposed President Rooseveat's
plan Of publicity as cure for. the trust
eveil, has brought Senator Culiom, of llli-
nois, into the arena. Senat tor Cullom is
the author Of a bill along publicity lines,
which he introduced in the Senate at
the beginning Of the present session, but
which, he declares, has been smothered
in Senator Hoars Judiciary Commits
tee Speaking of DR.. Knapp's address.
Mr.. Cullom said:
! 81 have been aware that Mr.. Knapp's
views on publicity and the anti Sherman
trust act are not in harmony with the
views Of the President and others VINO
believe that publicity is necessary TO the
successful regulation Of corporations.
have heard him say that the Sherman
act has done: more harm than good, al
| though have not discussed the matter
with him sufficiently to know just why
| he thought so or to get his reasons 1o1
the position he takes. Is;
.My belief continued the Senator. is
that publicity of all ccpartnership bust
ness transactions will be of benefit to the
great body of the people. While Il dc
not believe that publicity Is all that Is
needed to regulate trusts. and correc1
other business deficiencies. I am OF tne
opinion that it Is the foundation for the
successful regulation and management
of the same.
81 have no criticisms to pass upon MT
Knapp for expressing his Well M Q ".
| views on the subject; that 1ileave for oth
ers to do. OF course, his position as chair
/ man of the Interstate Commerce Com
1 mission gives his expression. of views OF
| this subject great weight than the.
| might otherwise have upon those Wht
are interested in defeating any Legislation
| intended to curb or legislate trusts.
! have advocated a policy OF publicity Il
! trust transa ctions because thought
1 just and proper.
II have no personal feeling In the mat
ter as to whose name is attached to
/ hi, for the regulation of trusts, but an
| earnest and sincere in the desire tina
/ some definite legislation on the subJec
1 should be enacted before the present ses
sion expires.
ut seems to me that the subject ha
/ been SO widely and fully discussed OF
the stump and In the newspa pers ina
the public has pretty fair idea or VIVA
/ should be done to regulate trusts, pro
vided the lawmakers OF the .c.o u
are willing to take the responsibility 10
/ carving out what appears to pc IN
wishes Of a great majority of the peo
| ro(sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
STOLE PRESSED CT THEs.
#Sexro Had InEenIous Way OF rilltnas
His wardrobe.


For several days past the pressing aeS.s
tabIIshmant Of NJ w. Cease. on Sixth
street has been the object OF some enter
pristng THAT . attentions. First q suit
then a pair OF trousers. and yesterday q
s,lk skirt disappeared. The prcrristofa
made every effort To- catch the guilty onas
but without success II was thought that:
"a duplicate key had been made and. that
the person had entered during the ntsht.
hut this theory vas exploded By the fack5
that tho things disappeared cna atteE
another.
The matter wsa nnaHy reported 70 tn
police ara they decided that sons ps&sI
son was secretine III stolen articles M
der their clothing ana 50 carryfnx the
off. Sc they began ID search ant til
nan ma last night Detective IonltnseA
arrested "a negro named Frank aisQ4I
ana had him locked d th~S AAeond &onso
station CHARGED With stea llA9 tn ss4Qos
ssrsl ne 600 unI-l hard sinst1l
Googtstoe01l s ss III I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
COL. M0sBY WAS NOT BURNED
II Getting Much Sympathy to Which
He Isn't Entitled. He Says.

He Isn't Entitled, He says
WASHINGTON. d c.. January 81
(SpeciaL)-colonel hosby. who was re-
ported to have had his hands badly burn
ed about Christmas time, while trying
to put out a fire among the curtains at
the home Of one OF his daughters in Balti-
more said to-day: II am getting sympa-
thy from friends In all parts Of the coun-
try, and am really beginning to believe
I did have my hands burned suppose
4 must believe so to. fully appreciate the
kind sentiments extended to me- Colonel
NIosby went on to say that he did not
receive any burns. and that he did not
know how the story started
PENSIONS FOR VIRGINIANS.
Pensions for yirginians settled to-day
are as follows.
Increase. reissue, etc.:
Josephus F. Allen. National Soldiers
Home, Elizabeth City, s..
Robert clayburn, Petersburg. 50.
Samuel Boggs. savageville, s..
Widows, minors, and dependent rela-
lives:
Georgiana Barrett. Hampton, 8.
Edith Stevens, Newport News. S.
AT THE HOTELS.
The following svirginians are registered
at #Washington hotels: Lewis Berger and
wife, Old Point; s.. Buford. Rich
mond; B. W. Maddox, 3. Il. Jackson. a.
K. Wensett. r. ~. Taylor. Richmond:
Lindsay Fulton. Harry Il. alcott. p.
Watson, Coyesville: w. A Huddlestou.
RICHMOND: Il. NJ. Jefferson. Danvflle: a.
b Coleman.
xav1-r3Ya4NNcT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
THE DAYS SUMMARY.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. D. c. January 81
xarecast for Sunday and Monday:
vfrginia-Fatr and somewhat colder
sunday: Monday fair: fresh west winds.
North carolina-Fair Sunday and Mon
ssy, except occasional showers on the
roast; fresh west winds.
THE weather In Richmond yesterday
,ra< bright. clear and warm. The range
If me Dispatch thermometer was as fol
Iows; :,
A. No.. -. ... e. 90. .. .r'. y
G A M...-... - -. i. :. y
ic ~ =. ....-.-... 90 %
3P M...s-.-.. -. -. $500 % u
P M...-...... - 80 =. :. .. ::
IL Nig1t..-....-. 80 80. .....ol
Mean Temperature ....................4:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
eARRIsoNs was ENTERTAINING.
He Jugg1ed and Danced and md IA. Acted ted
al y. NJ :. G. a. -

He Jugg1ed and Danced and nd acted
at r. NJ /. g. ss3.ss.assi
The second Of the. course of entertain
3tainment arranged for men al the
Young MEMS Christian Associa ton Hal
was held last night. and proved to be one l
Of the most ENJOYABLE features OF the the
winter. $50. $ -.
. Mr.. George b Jack son, Of New o ttt!s
entertained the audience, and as several
Of those present expr essed IT he was bet
ter than the Bijou. Al Garrison Is q
clever musician and juggler. he. DIVIDED " Lsl
his entertainm ent into halves l, &c ,nrss
1 NAV devoted to musical selections PLAYED
IN musical ooins. hand bells. sleigh bells,
ssaxophone, violin, and mando Jim nsthe
second he comes out as tramp. and does
the Juggling act. e#waa loud ysappliaaauds5
Cd at the end ot every ction| s. ex'
(shIhif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Y ,.1l11T,l WOMAN ssHoTsANnTHER.

Reported TO he DyinE--AlleEatiosn 1l5
SIS As TO Quarrel Fol lovytnx Aebuke:
SO For stHayinK Lnte COMPANY, ssssssss
CHICAGO. January Mss Bes-
ssia Palmer. shot yesterday by 1eisss Elsie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

took a step which will benefit the material
interests Of the city more than this It
will prove not only protection to the
citizen, who contemplates building, but
to honest contractors, as well. We archl~
tects are familiar with the two classes
Of builders who bid on contracts that are
to be given out. The honest builder who
proposes to give an honest job, and the
dishonest builder. who bids against him
and who, too frequently is slack in his
work This measure will do one Of two
things among others. And that is, it will
either run the dishonest builder out OF
business, or reform him. "
So spoke MIR. H c. Blauvelt, one of
the architects, who. last night, at Mr..
Robert Leclzy's residence, $500 Grove ave
, nue., met and advised with the sub-com-
i mittee of the Committee on Ordinances.
Charter and Reform, which has In charge
the task of formulating and reporting on
an ordinance to create the ONCE or
!; building inspector, and to regulate re-
| pairs, alterations and construction OF
! buildings in the city Of Richmond.
A Tentative Report.
The gentlemen had assembled with the
| SUBJ committee, composed of Messrs. Pol
| lock, Minor, and Crenshaw, to discuss
| report in the shape OF a tentative dra1t
; of an ordinance on the subject prepared
| by Mr.. Robert Lechy, Jr., a member o.
| the Board Of Fire Commissioners There
were Or esent besides those already men
] toned. Captain NJ. J. Dlmmock, and "
[ G.. NoWlanc; Of holland & Baskerville
architects, and William B. Newell and +.
| D. Newell, builders.
The ordinance prepared and presented
! by Mr. Lecky was any ella borate and care.
/ fully framed measure covering VaS1
1 amount of necessary details, and it was
/ read and considerated seriatim. This was
the first reading OF it. and the matter
/ being Of such, a complicated nature. Il
| was decided by the committee that u
! would be lnjudicious to give It TO tne
/ public until its provisions were more
! thoroughly studied and agreed upon. nc
/ the neWspa pers were requested not 1t
1 publish 1t in detail this tim
Building Board and Inspector.
/ is sufficient to say that the genera
/ Man is to create Building Board o
! three members. and the Office Of building
! ms ector. to be filled with an officer VIII
/ is either an architect or a civil engineer
1 who shall not engage in any contracts O
I this character while holding the Office
1, The term Of Office and compensation pro
posed is two years, and 81 SEQ per an
1 mum. The Offices OF members OF 9s IN
=l.Building Board and Inspector OF buildings
4 win be hedged about with every posst
BILE precaution and restriction as q IL IL
j recognized that the Office of Inspector.
i least will be one which, as one Of thos
4 present pointed out, will be subject +
4lsgreat opportunities aud tempta tons
i VIII Polish It Up
~, c1,r1 Sa11 n