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WHAT SOME WOMEN NEED.
A Little Historical Knowledge, a Sense
Of Humor and Husbands.

From che Chicago Inter Ocean.
According to dispatch from Berlin.
women assembled there from all over
the world have formed an international
suffrage league and adopted platform
containing at least, one very curious
plank.
This is a declaration that women
not having the suffrage. owes obedi-
ence neither to her husband nor to the
state. and that every government tag
ing women without the suffrage exer-
cises tyranny irreconcilable with JUS
tIce.
The pcint of obedience to a husband
need not be discussed in the United
States. 1t is without interest here, for
the reason that the practice of the
typical American husband. regardless
of theory, is to do his level best to get
his wife everything she wants. If
anything like a majority, If even
large minority. of American wives
wanted the suffrage. their husbands
would get 1t for them just as soon
as the necessary legal formalities
could DE complied with.
But the position that women owe to
obedience to the state because they
is curious and interesting as showing
to what absurdities the social con-
tract" theory may be carried.
The social contract theory Is pretty
we'll exploded now. All serious stu
dents know that there never was q
time when Independent families got
together and agreed to form a state
and submit themselves to its laws. And
even in its best days hat theory new
err went below the family to the indi-
viduals to find the constituents of its
state.
|, That is what these women have tri-
| ed to do. They declare that the state Is
merely a compact between individuals.
and that those individuals who are un-
equal in privileges in The state owe no
obedience to it. They refuse to obey
the state because they have not the
privilege of suffrage. In effect they
declare themselves outlaws, and differ
from anarchists only in that they do
not openly seek the destruction of the
| state.
However. it Is unnecessary to discuss
the vagaries of Miss Susan B. Anthony.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. DR.. Anita
| AUGSBURG, and their associates serious
| ly. What some of them need is hus-
| bands, and what all of them need is not
the suffrage. but just q little historical
| knowledge, and. above all. sense OF
| humor-
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NEW ORLEANS, June 14.--Cotton quiet
sales. $50. Ordinary. 9& good ordinary,
10 i5-1s. low middling, II els; middling
IsM; good middling. IL 7-ls; middlng fair
~ fl-i6. Receipts. 1901; stock. 131.32S.
GALVESTON.-Quiet; middling, IL; re-
ceipts 430; sales, 81; stock. $3.50
MOBILE.--Nominal; middling, IN; re-
ceipts s: stock. 1902.
EAYAENAH.-Easy: middling. ia; re-
ceipts 1856; stock. 29.213.
cHARLEsToN.-Nomin receipts, IS;
stock 1899.
wILAINGToN-Nomin receipts. IS;
stock aS7
NORFOLK. Receipts. Is: stock, 1886.
ALTIMoRE.-Nominal: middiing, IL 60;
stock. s6a.
BosToN.-ouiet: middling. ~. 40; net re-
reipts. So gross. III.
PHILADELPHIA. Steady; middling.
IL. IS; stock. SIT.
sri LoUis.-ouiet; middling, IL: re-
ceipts. b07; stock. l2.4s7.
NEW YORK-Cotton dull; middlins
IL. 30; gross receipts. 1873; stock 61.03S:
experts. to Great Britain. 1880; to conti-
Total today: Net receipts. t.7Os: exports
to Great Britain, 2.o1i; to continent. 2.267
stock, 2se.7s7.
Consolidated; Net receipts, 1854: exports
TO Great Britain, Io,o97 TO continent, s.
sSf.
Total since Sept. /; Net receipts. 1924.
2Bs. exports. to Great Britain. 2.3s6.6S2; to
France. seO.4s3: TO continent, 9,49s.Os5; to
Japan. 1895; TO Mexico. 26.G7s.
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MARKETS FOR FUTURES
OPENING LOSSES IN KEEPING WITH
THE EARLY CABLES.
Bear Raid Uncovers Stop Loss Orders,
but ON the Declines the Demand
is Fair and General Rally
Occurs.

New York, June 1.-THE cotton
market opened weak at a decline of IA
points on the old crop and of 1 to
points on the new crop positions. The
opening losses were in keeping with the
cables which were particularly easy on
spot cotton and the old crop positions.
While crop and weather news received
during the day were generally favora-
Bile the late positions ruled relatively
Arm in the local market during the
entire session with the July premium
over August cut down at the close of
business to Al points against 81 points
at the close of the previous night. The
market ruled very irregular and July
showed peculiar sensitiveness to orders
either way. Soon after the call there
was a bear raid. Stop orders were
caught and July was forced down to
11.53: August to 1l.15 and October 9.75;
declines of Sc. 10 and . points respec-
lively. But demand at the decline was
fair. coming from shorts and what
looked TO be from reports of spinners
and the market before midday had
rallied to about a point or so over the
opening figures. 1t received the weekly
report of the Weather Bureau at about
this level The report proved quite as
favorable as had been expected and its
Immediate effect was a decline of to
8 points on the new crop positions. But
the old months showed resistance and
little later the whole list rallied with
July selling up to 11.9O, net advance
of / point while August was advanced
to 11.47, thirteen points higher and the
new crop showed net gains of 10 to IL
points. Later the list eased off slight
~ under room realizing and short sales
encouraged by the prospects for con-
tinued favorable weather. the close be-
Ing steady points lower on July to 6
points higher; August leading the adj
xances Sales were reported of 400
200 bales. Receipts at the ports to-
day were 100 against 4,2S9 bales, last
week and 3,7S9 last year. For the
week 1900 against 1924 last week
and 17.s4s last year. Today's re-
cefpts at New Orleans 1901 against
i.7s1 last year and at Houston 1sS,
against 404 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

NEW ORLEANS.-Cleared: Strs Proteus
Halsey, New York: Santuriee. Fredericksen
Tampa: Condo winfredo. Sp. Gibernan
Barcelona via Havana.
PORT EADS.-Arrived: Strs. Hiram Nor
Petersen. Puerto Cortez; jamaican Br,
Highton, Liverpool; bark Glama, Port.
Paaio, Oporto.
MOBILE.-Arrived: Strs. Belvcrnon Nor.
Olsen, Bocas del Toro: Fort Gaines, Nor,
JulIum, Bocas del Toro; Horta, Br., Oster-
good. Los Palmas; schr. Alexandria NJ
Lawrence. Bacher. Irona- Cleared: Strs
Dulcie. Br. Harrison, Dordrecht: Condor.
Nor. Boo. Bluefields; Belvernon. Nor,
Olsen, Bocas del Toro.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1a.--Cotton futures
b. =. prERcE . CO.'S COTTON LETrER.

tBy Private Wire from Gilbert & >ClayD
NEW ORLEANS. June IA clearly I'M
satisfactory Liverpool confronted our mar
kets this morning For the immediate ne
cessities, the moderate sales of spots at
substantial reduction, did not confirm the
reports of urgency, and options did not
maintain the accustomed PARTIES Early
cables expressed some encouragement in
stating that the anticipated result of
meeting to increase working time from 40
10 IS hours, was causing expectations of q
better market. Though later advices SEEM
cd to confirm the increase of hours, no i'm
proveaent was recorded. A certain amount
Of buying was noticeable at our opening
predicted on the forthcoming of q less un-
favorable bureau report than the generally
bearish sentiment had concluded as GER
taiIty Offerings, however continued quite
free and the report when issued noted a
general improvement. with local qualifica-
lions not sufficiently intense to cause Sc
rious apprehension. Trading is not espec-
tally brisk TO those buliishly Inclined and
their opponents, are for the time being
without persistent aggressiyeness This &
as II should be-. prices supposedly having
reached levels commensurate with the pros
poets at this early date. A continuance Of
favorable weather conditions or their alb
sence will comprise the entire market in
fiuence until later period of crop ma
turity is reached, when other gauntlets will
have to be run. 1t suffices now to know
that with large acreage we must have
set-backs to prevent good yields and are
not dependent on extraordinary happenings
% the elements to regain any past short
comings Of growth or condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

NEW ORLEANS, June l4.-sugar strong
open kettle. ~ QS 3-1s; open kettle centri-
fuEai. 3QS&: centrifugal whites, AZ 44M;
yellows. 3 y a 5-16; seconds, IN G3&
Aolasses nominal: open kettle 20925;
centrifugal, l0@15
Syrup nominal. 2002B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
NEW ORLEANS COTTON,

NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE spot cot
ton market was distinctly stagnant: there
was but very little inquiry and the offer
ings were very light Sales. $50 baifs In
Guiding 200 to arrive Quotations un-
changed.
Futures opened steady 4 points higher to
IL lower, responding 10 the conditions in
Liverpool. While the MAIDSTONE of the
local market was fairly steady July dis
OF support In this position tor time and
unloading by weak longs was sufficient TO
cause a decline OF Is points, but this was
shorts The weekly Government report had
no perceptibie effect the market. In
the trading July first lost is points at
II 90, advanced 10 ~ IL and finally de-
clinei to 1913, closing Irregular net
points higher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

Temperatures have remained nearly sta
tionary; no rain worthy of note. except light
showers in Galveston and Savannah dis
tricts.
FRANK P. CHAFFEE,
Section Director. Weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

Among the Alps there are several
postoffices at a height of 5000 feet OF
1000 feet, letter box on the very
summit OF the Laugaud, from which
the postman makes four collections
daily, is nearly 10000 feet above the
sea level.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.--Flour dull,
Whiskey steady. 1877.
Pork steady; jobbing. 1879
Lard lower; prime steam, sos.
Bacon higher; boxed extra shorts. $50:
clear ribs. s 90; short clear. s. 5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

weather Conditiors.
Light to moderate showers have fallen
along the south Atlantic coast. In Texas and
from Nebraska east To- the upper Lake re-
gion: generally fair weather now prevails
except some cioudiness In the South and
peratures continue moderately low in. the
South and East with barometer highest
along the northern coast and lowest south
a limited area Of comparatively high pres
sure over the middle West.
COTTON Region BULLETIN.
Foe the - hours ending at a m. 18TH
meridian time
MONTGOMERY. Ala. June IL, 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
Looking on the BRIGHT side.

Senator Hoars Autobiography.
The lesson which have learned in life
which is impressed upon me daily and more
deeply as 1 grow old, is the lesson Of good
will and good hope. I believe that today
is better than yesterday and that tomorrow
will be better than today. 1 believe that
in spite Of so many errors and wrongs and
even crimes, my countrymen of all classes
desire what is good and not what is evil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

CINCINNATI, June 14.-Flour dull.
Lard quiet. 6. 90.
Bulk meats quiet. 6.75.
Bacon firm, 7.s7h.
Sugar firm
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. June 14.--Perfeet weather for
the harvest field brought out liberal offer
was light and July closed 1Ac lower. Corn
15@8 5c.
Sentiment in wheat was bearish from the
start. July opening A@%c to Nc lower at
sc 9s6h to S6h A number of influences
combined to create a feeling of depression,
the most Important being the perfect wealth
er IN the Southwest. weakness OF foreign
markets in the face of sharp upturn
here yesterday was another bearlsh element.
The fact also that the first car load of new
wheat had arrived at st. Louis and had
graded No. ;, red brought out a number OF
selling orders Many traders went short
in expectation that the weekly weather
bureau report would show an Improvement
in condition Of the crops The market con-
tinued heavy throughout the day. Prices
were further weakened by private adviceS
from Paris estimating 12h per cent increase
in the French crop over last year. After
selling down to S4%I S4%, July closed at
SAX @s4B. Clearances equaied 90, 500 bush
els. According to Bradstreet's the worlds
receipts were 3S5,S0o bushels. against 246
500 a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth and
Chicago reported 246 cars. against a like
number last week and 2s2 a year ago,
Favorable weather had a bearish effect
on corn. Another factor was large in
creases in private and public stocks. Weak
ness of wheat also aided in forcing down
corn prices and the market had down
ward tendency throughout the day. final
figures being almost at the low point.
July opened sc lower at 4SA to 4sQ49h.
sold down to 4Sh04sh and closed at
ASH 94Sh. Receipts. 614 cars. IS contract
grade.
oats yielded only a trifie. There was
some profit taking but offerings were read
lily absorbed After opening unchanged to
a shade lower at 39A to 39A @39b, July
ranged between S9% @39h and 39B, closing
at 39%. Receipts. 1856 cars.
Provisions were weak on selling by large
holders. The impression prevailed that sew
eral of the Eastern longs were liquidating.
The market closed at the bottom with Sep
timber pork down 35c at ~. so; September
lard 15c lower at 6 co. and ribs down zoe
at 7.37A.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat "a
cars; corn. 2s5: oats. 1903; hogs. $1,000 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Prices of dry
goods generally have been reduced. the re-
duction ranging all the way from &c to
20. Fruits and Lonsdale bleached musins
have been put at 7%c and TIC respectively.
the largest break which has ever occurred
In these goods Other lines revised include
prominent tickets Of bieached goods, den
inns. plaids etc. It is hoped the revision
will result in Increased business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY. June H.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1900. including 1900 southerns
beef steers, 5.7sme. 40: fair to good. 500
5.es: western fed steers. 4.5ods. 90; stock
ers and feeders 3.oe04.5o; Southern steers
s.50@b.25: Southern cows. 2.25@4. 90; ma
tive cows. 2.50@4.s5; native heifers, 8. so q
s. SO; bulls, 2. 6o@4.25: calves, 2.5094.50.
HoRs-Receipts, 49, 900. Strong to &c high
err. Top 500: bulk of sales. 4.75@4.95:
heavy. 4ss595. 90: packers. 4. sO94s5; pigs
and lights, 4.as@A. 80
sheep--Receipts. 5000. Steady. Native
lambs, B.3B@7.o0: Western lambs, $3.50
TOO; fed ewes. 4.7S@5.25; Texas clipped
yearlings. 5.0o@5. so: Texas clipped sheep.
a.25 @4.75; stockers and feeders, 8 .O0@4. 90.
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fall very slowly. or remain stationary. dur
ing next two days
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TREAsURY BALANCES.

WASHINGTON, June l4.-Treasury bal
aneeS. sies.s2s.Sts; gold. ss7.ssS,o
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LIABILITIES.

STATE OF ALABAMA,
County Of Montgomery. SIS:
]. Louis b. Farley, Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
LOUIS B. FARLEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day Of June, 1904.
j. L. coBBs,
Notary Public
coRREcT--Attest:
]. B. NICROSI,
E. c. ANDREW
C. L. MATHEWS,
Directors
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;. M. e ss - 80 80 e ssSZ
Maximum temperature for day. So deg.
Minimum temperature for day, 81 deg.
Average temperature for day IL deg.
Normal temperature for day, so deg.
Accumulated deficiency since Jan. ], l4s
deg.
Average relative humidity for day. So per
cent.
Total rainfall since Jan. /. 19.1s inches.
Ravar RuItaktn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
vzRGIN q FAUNcE's COTTON LETTER
fnver PrivatA I.aasad Wirel


NEW YORK, June 1.-THE cotton future
market opened weak today with first prices
at decline of IA points the old crop
months and 1 10 points on the new crop
deliveries. This declining tendency was in
response to rather unfavorable cables from
the English market. There were apprehen-
sions that the bureau report would be less
bearish than looked for and the market
was subject to supporting orders. the new
crops advancing. The report. however, was
fully as bearish as looked for and conse-
quently there was rather bearish feeling
in the late market but the movement OF
prices reflected two sides to the specula-
ton. the fluctuations at times being de-
cidedy irregular Some stop orders were
uncovered during the day and this served
to encourage the shorts. On the lower lev
els. Wall Street and room interests bought
quite a good deal of cotton to cover short
contracts. The late market was quiet and
rather nervous with professional interests
largely In control of the situation The
estimated port receipts for the day were
figured at 1900 against $3.50 for the same
day last year. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

NEW 1Uhhl june IF.--Coffee--5pot RIO
steady Mild steady.
Sugar-Raw quiet. Refined quiet
The market for coffee futures opened
steady at unchanged prices on steady
European cables and higher primary mar.
het. Later. however, Havre lost her initial
advance and the market here meeting with
considerable pressure from trade interests
sold down about 500 points In the late
trad ng offerings were less aggressive ans
prices were finally steady at a net decline
Of points. Sales, $3.50 bags.
TnI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15
NAVAL STORES.

wabash Deb. BE-. -. -. >. SIN
Wheeling & Lake Erie Is -. 49,. ss%
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. June 14.-Turpentine firm
sSA receipts. 1880; sales. 5sS; exports
s s Rosin firm; receipts s,a4i sales; 4 L,
H, s.o7hi i. s.s21s; x. s.4sh: M, s.s7h
N S;sIM; W Q: +.iah: " w. 4.s7h. g..
no sales. Rcsin firm; no sales. Quote: 4
2, e. ass; D. 40: e, 2.75; F. so; 9
2.ss: H. 2.s5; 1. $40; X, $40; M. s.4S
N. 3.e5; w @. AGO; w w, 4.35.
Naval stores Markets.
Savannah. Ga, June 14.-(Special.)-.
Much interest is now felt in the naval
stores market. which has for some time
strength and tended hsdn ssts
factory for both spirits and resins. with
the shipments going to both domestic
ana foreign consumers. The reason
for the demand Is said to be more ac-
tivity among paint and varnish makers
The scarcity of naval stores is also
having it's effect. 1t now looks that
the crop will be something like 10 pei
cent less than 1t was last year, hence
the early Improvement in prices is re-
f1ected.
Reports from the country during the
week have Indicated rather unfavorable
conditions for the operator In both
the bulk OF the naval stores Is made
II is said temperatures have been low
and that the rains have interfered with
Forest work to an extent to set back
work considerably. In some sections
reports are that work is from two to
three weeks behind.
The Savannah Board of Trade, where
naval stores quotations are made fol
the world will in a few days move
from the quarters 1t has occupied fol
years. to the new Germania bank build
ing block away. There several large
rooms on the second floor have beer
leased and will be thrown together by
tearing away the partitions.
Captain G. l.. Chestnut, Supcrinten-
dent OF the Board of Trade for several
years, has been stricken with paralysis
and Is now an invalid at Waynesville
N. c., where he was taken to recuper-
ate. He was stricken at Waynesville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

Southern Pacific les -. So. ........ 9lA
southern Railway SIS -. LIE
Texas a. Pacific lists -. -. ....llIh
Toledo. st. Louis & Western Is IO1s
Union Pacific Is -. 80. -. ....1o5h
Union Pacific cow. Is $50. .... 9S%
United States Steel End IS 49,. 7tA
Wabash lists -. -. -. -. ..116h
Wabash Deb. b.. -. -. 49,. 51A
wheeling Lake Erie Is -. ssS
Wisconsin Central - -. a.. 80. 80
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, june l4--Following were
the quotations on the cotton exchange to-
day:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

LIVERPOOL, June 14--cotton futures
opened easy and closed steady. American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-15

The coosa md Alabama 10 80. :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-06
RURAL HIGHWAYS.


particularly New York. maintain dirt roads
of Hawaii upon support Happily for the further
Highway
be sabe values the admission being made
miles of dirt highways the State the macad being
to
Yoris highways,
in dce of nearly half million
fami
itself with good enough roads,
afford
could stand the
the people
holes and where there
with sdge hammers spread
ddd Undoubtedly mud and dust and occasional washos
generally passable
They everywhere like rabbitracks Bridges
and abutnent
York build mdamzed roads and bridges
clusivey might have been fully settled
The to make is
awhile They
development of and
settlement of California In all
OF
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BOTTLED WAR CORRESPONDENTS

Those talented gentlemen the off
daily America
history been made weeks
A
fought but
probability the brilliant
sent over to the Orient not because they skilled neWahers the
the
Smelling Japanese is
Dardanel
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thing
Of
his police be dwtht
and somebody
undoubtedly
Neither the
TO the of
sending
o which outradio
b.
pendent to of
shall the
reports of The Youngstown
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THE CASE OF sHAFRoTH.

Mr. shafoh Colorado might have been notable Congress
he but he become notable outside
Mr. Shafohs contested by
ballots Washington
Mr. shroth he confessed Judgment II
the bench considering this he said i should have find
side The ballots fraudulent counterfeit dollar
bills House gracefully
his
5 in Doubtless
of low
browd ublng of saloons duplicate
Shroth Woman
ito help Shafro stuffed the
ballot and did other hoid marked the ballots another
of
influence the conditions citizenship which
Coodo ideal which
o SEX
Shafoh wouldn't
Probably,
President
grievous behold
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COMMERCIAL NEWS !

or sn aGa ds s ao sn ass he @ ] a. s
banks have
from now until Soyen when the taxes come in Wbt warrants
change the attitude OF the financial the Supreme upo1e
what heavy loads and with decreased deposits the
Almost whole bankers business community are
Taking the legislature best granting will bills
paa fe eI PTn dI s pe P 9e ~ aS5 5n oon
a yh rqIe5 coming and T5h proper no the meantime
net @ % mo 7 ] q6 e 1I& as me taNes could
week responses received We're favorable 10 that p p
banker siege might great benefit 10 the
way pactng economy Necessary sugar prices we're
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the oes there ae mn e nose du could b sq 0 al
approprsos Governor Garter seaF s bat S sS
help Sosber 1 receipts o sood ' shape hs next session with the
TAXATION QUESTION
An IN the rate OF taxation would in the opinion Of one banker help
simply government
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THE HUMOR OF THE DAY

in the Boston Excuse,
madam but consider arboreal oscillation extremely
parents come to
you that Modesu don't
cause boy"-Boson Transcript
at the office Did
complain about the gas bill? Better luck than last month"; answered Mr.
Funny about Ralon get her
second husband SO that might again very
been falling IN love with other m
knows badly cooked more
with the greatest relh--Batimoe Amera
What he would LADY
be haa
wouldn't like the Punch
The american doctor who grated
possibility of
feeling of pub among Observation-Disclosures
Never mind iF said the PoPu1
dtme Democrat the day hi"EN
Haven't But" said the
he-Iohng tina have1o
dsuse We haven't Ell? Wait copy ordinances
No difference him: look
through
the cabnan I don't how Tribune