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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
TWO CHAUFFEURs KILLED
IN COLLISION WITH WAGON
Racing Car Crashes Into Vehicle
While Travelling Not Less Thnn
Fifty Miles an Hour.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Two chauf-
feurs were killed, two injured and two
escaped unhurt when new racing
car plunged into a farm wagon on
Thomson avenue, near the Winfield
crossing of the Long Island Railroad
In Queensbourg tonight. The car is
said to have been travelling not less
than fifty miles an hour. The driver
of the farm wagon was unhurt, as he
leaped before the crash.
The men killed were William Waller,
% years OF age, and Harry Woodcock.
both of New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Attacked and Robbed.

OAKLAND. Aug. e.--Victor Johnson.
residing at ESQ Washington street, San
Francisco, reported to the police yes
terday that he had been knocked down
and robbed Of $40 by two men at the
foot of Clay street. Johnson met the
pair, who were strangers to him, and
litter having had several drinks with
their victim the pair enticed him down
to the railroad. After leading him
among some boxcars they attacked and
robbed him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Sailing Orders
for Surgeons

WASHINGTON, Aug. O.-The
following army orders have
been issued:
Captain Clyde :. Ford, assist
ant surgeon, Il relieved from
duty mt New York and viii pro-
eeed to San Francisco and take
transport about September 10
for Manila for duty.
Orders OF July n are amend
ed so as to direct Captain Eu-
gene III. Hartlett, assistant sur
geOn, to sail from san Francisco
for the Philippines about Sep
tember ..
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Sues to recover Insurnnce.

OAhLAND, Aug. s."George H
Strong, assignee OF the firm of Dewey,
Strong & Co., today brought suit
against the National Fire Insurance
Company OF Hartford, Conn, to recover
$4,000 alleged TO be due on an insur-
ance policy. He alleges that the firm
held a policy for that amount on the
premises at $50 Battery street, which
were destroyed in the fire, and that
the money has never been paid.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Called Home by Death.

SEATTLE, Aug. &C. Jeppesen
Bjorbjerg, the celebrated Danish ora
tor, who is the representative of the
Labor party in the Danish Parliament,
was scheduled to speak here tonight.
but upon receipt of a telegram stating
that his daughter had died in Copen-
hagen he at once Cancelled all his en-
gagements and left for home.
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yaIIeioite Die. at Bremerton.

VALLEJO. Aug. 9.-News has just
been received here of the death at Bre-
merton, Wash, of c. A. Douglass, for
merly a well known resident and a ma :
tive of Vallejo The deceased was for
years employed at the Mare Island navy
yard, but few years ago was appoint
ed foreman laborer at the Puget Sound
navy yard. He was prominent in poll
tics and fraternal circles in the north
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
To Regulate oakland signs.

OAKLAND, Aug. 9.-Mayor Frank K.
Mott announced yesterday at the reg
ular meeting of the Board of Public
Works that he was preparing an or
dinance for representation to the City
Council. regulating signs used by
merchants In this city. II is the in
tention of the Mayor to improve the
appearance Of the business streets of
the city by determining the character
Of signs. both electric and wooden,
which may be used in commercial ad-
vertising.
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shlpkeepers Denied Half Holiday.

VALLEJO. Aug. 9.-The shipkeepers
who do patrol duty on the ships out of
commission in the various navy yards
have been denied the summer season
the other employees of navy yards
throughout the country. The Secretary
of the Navy has ruled that this order
does not apply to shipkeepers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
CLOUDBURST ON CENTRAL
PACIFIC DESTROYS TRACK
Half n Mile of the Right of Way
Washed Out Between FIoris-
ton and Mystic.

TRUCKEE, Aug. "a cloudburst be-
tween Floriston and Mystic washed out
about half a mile of the Central Pa
cific track. The storm took place at 8
this evening. A wrecking crew and all
available men have been dispatched to
the scene Trains will be delayed for
many hours. This is the second cloud
burst within two weeks. The prior one
also destroyed considerable track
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
steinman Jury Is Secured.

completed yesterday and the taking of
testimony will commence this morning
The jurors are Charles c. White, Henry
c. Cramer, Charles Westminster,
George Larson. William ]. Ramsay,
Patrick J. Mahoney. William McCor-
mick, James Flood, D. w. H. Lohsen,
Patrick Feely, Frank Multner and
Nels Ossen.
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owner or not. There is where the OPP
portunity for fraud lies, The Call is In
position to protect you against any
oefault The title protecting bureau
watches every suit that is filed. 1t
Keeps record of the property in
volved.
y you are property owner and
want to know when such a suit is
filed. fill out the coupon and send it
10 the title editor The Call. You will
then be assured of notice in case an
action Is Commenced.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
HIS FIRST VACATION IN
3S YEARS OF SERVICE

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. captain G. l..
Anderson. local agent of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company, is to take
his first vacation in thirty-eigh years.
during which time he has never lost
day Taking advantage of the lull due
to the seamen's strike, he will go to
San Luis Obispo with his wife TO visit
his SON
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Fraud Crpiu shIpments.

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug 81. w. Rad
ford. State Grain Inspector. who has
lust returned from a tour OF investiga-
tion in Mexico, asserts that he found
conclusive evidence that several Kan
sas City grain dealers substituted infe-
rior grades Of wheat after the State
Grain Inspection Department had IN
spected and given grades on the grain
in cars
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
schumacher Has New POSITION.

The Southern Pacific freight officials
have received private advices to the
effect that Thomas M. Schumacher,
former traffic manager of the oregon
Short Line and for many years con-
nected with the Union Pacific road is
soon to go to the Ell Paso and South
western road as manager of it's traf
fic interests. Schumacher has for some
time been traffic manager of the
United States Fruit Company, with
headquarters In New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

II VERY day new suits for the res
F toration of titles to property in
IL San Francisco are filed in the
Office of the County Clerk These
suits are not addressed to any particu-
lar defendants. They are to the world
at large and service is by publication
How are you to know whether the title
Of your own home is not attacked?
There is nothing to prevent it under
the law. Any person can commence
suit, whether he really is q realty
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poIJcrNEN ouF1I r1pr po,,...

POLICEMEN QUELL FIRE.-PoIicemen Nc
Grayan and Thomas Kerrigan discovered a fire
In the rear of the store occupied by Butler.
Sehultze Co.. wholesale millners. on Geary
street, near Larkfn. last night at 9:30 O'Clock.
They broke In the door and after considerable
effort extinguished the flames before the arrival
of the department. The blaze originated from
spontaneous combustion in Of tar and rags.
The damage slight.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 9.-The Christian
Church Of Santa Cruz has called the
Rev. de Jarnett. late of Canton, Mo-. to
the pastorate The call has been ac-
cepted and the young minister will
commence work at once.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Moor,.b Tribe. I'm Revolt.

MELLILA, Morocco. Aug. 9.-Beacons
were lighted tonight. calling the COM
batants of the different tribes to as
semble. 1t is believed that conflict
with the forces OF the Sultan will occur
shortly
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
PREACHER, BITTEN By HIS
OWN DOG, DIES OF RABIES
Violence of the Stricken Clergyman Ne
eessitates His Confinement i'm
the County Jail.

MORRISTOWN. Tenn. Aug. 9.-The
Rev. James Brady. Baptist clergyman
of Morristown. died last night In the
county Jail OF hydrophobia. Brady was
bitten by his own dog ahd in few days
developed symptoms of rabies, becoming
violent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
JUROR DENOUNCES
HEALTH BOARD.
Calls Civic Body a Fake
When He Hears of
Condition of Camps

with all Difference TO the Board of
Health, have no confidence in it. 1T
is fake. The bubonic plague was a
might increase its budget"
This is Grand Juror Luther Wag-
oner's publically expressed opinion of
the Board of Health Of San Francisco.
He gave utterance to his feelings yes
terday afternoon when he, with Myr-
tile Cert and DR.. Edwin w. JOY, com
posing the committee from the Grand
Jury, met with Rudolph Spreckels and
talked over the sanitary condition of
the refugee camps.
Rudolph Spreckels said that the per-
manent camps were under the charge
of the relief committee and that the
health conditions there were almost
perfect. But in the outside camps,
those camps not connected with the
relief stations and which Spreckels de-
clared came under the supervising hand
of the Board of Health alone, he said
disease existed in alarming proper
tions. This was the revelation which
brought about Juror Wagoner's heated
criticism.
The employees of the Board of
the unsanitary conditions in the camps
are for the most part unfit for any
position. They are loafers," went on
Rudolph Spreckels.
GASToN FEARS EPIDEMIC.
Il am astonished that we have had
no epidemic" interposed Major CASTOR,
who had been called into the confer
ence. The conditions in the outside
camps are frightful."
The Board of Health is not to blame
for the bad conditions" said Cert, who
was the only champion of the board.
1t has no authority to spend money.
The members seem to be up in the air.
There is evidently a division of au-
thority between the relief corporation
and the Board of Health, and so health
conditions in the outside camps have
gone from bad to worse until now they
are frightful"
There is no division Of authority"
contradicted Spreckels, warmly The
Board of Health has the right to super
wise the sanitation of the camps. The
camps are just like a householder. If
the householder has an unsanitary place
the Board of Health makes him clean
il up. The Board OF Health seems to be
doing nothing toward making the out
side camps clean up. They are inde-
pendent Of the relief corporation. We
made our camps clean up when we
went after them. Didn't we get rid of
the soup kitchens2 Let the Board of
Health get to work and do something"
The upshot of all the discussion was
that the Grand Jury committee de-
cided TO call upon DR.. Ward, president
of the Board of Health, today and dis
cuss with him the sanitary condition of
San Francisco. A course of action will
be determined upon whereby the out
law camps shall be made to Danish dis
ease traps and clean up in a satisfac-
70
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OUTSIDE CANES FILTHY.

It is these little independent camps
which are the most troublesome to the
city authorities Hundreds of refugees
are camped about on vacant lots with
out any supervision whatsoever They
do not apply for relief, they conduct
their camps as they please and .Aey are
consequently breeders of disease Ty-
phoid fever has broken out in these
camps in such a threatening scale that
an epidemic will become imminent un-
less the Board of Health takes sum-
mary action.
Major CASTOR reported on the gen
eral conditions in the camps. He said
that there were now $4,000 persons in
the permanent camps and about 10000
in outside shacks. CASTOR replied to
Cerfs charge that he had been inter
fering with camp doctors by an en-
phatic denial
1t is proposed that the camp com
manders be given power to discharge
employees about the camps selected by
the Board of Health if their work is
not satisfactory. This action will prob
ably be acceptable to the Board of
Health.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
Summer Colds

Laxative Bromo Quinine. world wide
Cold Cure, removes cause. Call for full
name; look for sig. of E.W.G Grove. 25c.s
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10
PROPOSALS.

PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. ID. e.,
July q. 19O6.-Proposals win be received AZ
the office OF the Second Assistant Postmaster
General, Postorice Department. Washington. b.
c., until $3.50 p. m September 1s, 1905, for
the performance Of nah service BY PNEU.
MATIC TUBES OR OTHER SIMILAR De
VICES at the following named cities and be-
tween the points and for the contract terms
stated in the pamphlet advertisement Of this
Boston. Mass. Pittsburs. Pa.
Borough OF BROOKLYN. Baltimore Md
in the City. Of New Cincinnati. Ohio.
York, kansas City, 40.
Philadelphia Pa Chicago, III
Saint Lorls No
Pamphlet copies OF the advertisement nav
be obtained. on application. from the POST
master at any city herein named OF from the
ONCE OF the Second Assistant Postmaster
General +. II. HITCHCOCK. Acting Post
master General
SAN FRANCIsCo. Cal. July II. ioos-se.Ied
proposals in triplicate viii be received at the
office Of the Undersigned Preside OF San
then opened ed for fuTnshins and iSoS SoSs,i0d and
electyie fixtures N the hospital at the PresidiSS
right 10 reject any or all bids. Preference
given to articles Of American prOduction eon
ditions ;. Of @ price and quality qncuding In the
being equal, and such preference given to a.
ticles Of American production produced on
the Pacific Coast to the extent OF consume
tion required by the public service All lnTag,-
nation furnished on application to the Chief
cisco. Cal mo. L. GLEN. Asst o. N r5an- ra
eral. U. s. a., Chief Quartermaster 1e"-
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. 4 fyo6-Se.1--1.
proposals, Ia triplicate. will be received bers
until IL a. m, August %, 1906 ana thsS.
opened for furnishing all material and rensi-
ing wharves at the Preside OF San Frnnefsro
Fort Barry and Fort Baker. Cal. accordin~ -
specifications on nle IN this office The fo~
ernment reserves the right 10 reject any or an
bids. Preference given 10 articles OF Alneries,
producticn. conditions OF price and qualify lin
eludins in the price OF foreign prodnctions I'M.
duty thereouf being equal. All informaftor,
furnished on application to the office ~ ~.
Chief Quartermaster. Department OF California
Presidi0 OF San Francisco. Cal. w. C WRFN
Captain. O. ~. q. 5. A, Acting Chief Quar,
termastcr.
OFFICE Isthmian Canal Commission, Washinrror
ID. c.. August 8. l906.-The Commission will
offer for sale about 5000 tons OF scraD iron sn-5
steel Sealed proposals. IN triplicate FOR the
purchase OF this material will be received et
the Orice Of the General Purchasing Ooicer
Isthmian Canal Commission, Washiuxton n
C.. until 1890 a m. August 81 100e -
which time they win be opened IN nnb,t.s
Blanks and fun informant tion lCircular No s9Si
may be obtained from this ONCE OF the once,
OF the Assistant Purchasing Agents 36 New
Montgomery street. San Francisco Cal snS
4l0 Chamber OF Commerce Building Tncor,s
Wash. d. " ROSS, Purrhasins
Oncer.
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Placer Locating
Has Big Profits

reservations, but they intend to weed
out all fraudulent claims if they can
get at them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-10

Death of Spanish Aeronnut.
SAINT JEAN DE LUZ. France, Aug.
9.-Senor Duro, the Spanish aeronaut.
died here today of typhoid fever.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
Jake Borah's Big Lion Hunt.

President Roosevelt's guide. Jake
BorAh, the veteran hunter. 10 now
arranging for great lion. bob.oAt.
bear, wolf and coyote hunt In the
Gypsum -.,Glenwood Springs district.
to take place February 7th, sth. 9th
and 10th. A start will be made ON
tue morning Of each Of those days
from the town Of Gypsum. on the
Denver and Rio Grande. There will
bs ono hundred dogs on the ground.
thirty Of which belong to Mr.. BorAh.
Saddle horses will be furnished at
$500 per day. and . team and driver
~ u 90 per day. Those who do.
sire k do 20 can secure good hotel
accommodations at Gypsum. Glen.
wood SprinGs or Eagle. but the start
will be made each day from the f,rst
named point. ARRANGEMENTS can be
made with Mr. Borah In advance or
on arrival At Gypsum.
For this occasion the Denver and
Rio 0rands will make . rate Of one
fare for tbs iesnd trip from Denver,
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
Science and Christian Science.

Henry Norman James. the eminent
orator and lecturer, will deliver his
now lecture. ''Scienoe and OH istian
Science In the hall Of the Erickson
block Cd Thursday evening. February
9Th.
''Mr. James. while Young man. -
Il 10 said BY those who have heard
him lecture. 'is, ~ = speaker. the
peer Of any man on the lecture plat.
form today; and promises to rival
such orators. Of the last generation. ~
Bseoher. Ohoate and Ingersoll.
Mr.. James best known and most
popular lectures are The Bible and
Its Author. - "The Eternal Why and
Science and Christial Science He
will. BY special request speak on
Science and Christian Science Thurs
day evening.
A high class vaudeville performance
will prsoede the lecture.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

wereEplaye ed . The press and public
wherever the comedy was presented.
pronounced it one Of the most laugh
able and tuneful musical comedies
seen in recent years. The play tells
an interesting although = somewhat
complicated story in . most delight
full way. the plot being far more con.
sistent than is usual in such vehicles /;
1t is brimful of catchy and jingling
musical numbers and dazzling dances
The cast and production are complete
in every detail for perfect perfor.
nance. and patrons Of the theatre here
may rest assured Of = most delish tful
evenings entertainment Of two and
ore half hours duration Of never oeas.
ing fun. Prices 25o, $50 900 and 100.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

Grand function. Aspen and interme
diate points to Gypsum and to Glen.
wood Syringe. tickets to be sold Feb.
ruary 9th and 7th. limited for return
to February i2th. In addition to
this. . rate on the sams basis will
apply daily. February 18th to 10th In.
elusive. limited 70 February l2th, BE-.
tween Gypsum and Glsnwood Springs
for'the benefit Of those who desire to
60 to 0ienwood and remain over
night, returning to Gypsum in the
morning.
NJ. Borah states that this will b.
sas biggest aunt ever hsld In the
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
"My wifs's Family"

Manager Houston has completed all
arrangements for the appearance at
the Houston opera house Tuesday. Feb
ruary 9th. Of last feason's biggest
musical farce com ,dy success. "My
wife's Family" written by Stephens
and Linton. two young authors and
composers OF note This merry farce
won immediate favor from its opening
performance and many return dates
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
ABOUT YOUR NEI0HBORS
AND YOURSELVES

-Mrs. Louis Ginsberg loft ysstsr-
day for Denver 70 spend the nsxs four
weeks visiting her brothers and sis
tera.
Willie Miner lsfs today for Coal.
dale to visit friends.
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state. and IN his oompetsns hands
there 10 no reasons why the predic.
tition should mot b. fulfilled.

All parties owing the J. 9. Thiokias
Lumber 90. will please settle sams
with J. II. Chairman who will b
found 1t the lumber yard ofioe.
Prompt payment Of all accounts will
be greatly appreciated.
Ara J. 8 Thiokiss.
Ss'SS AdDix.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

A pyramid cake three feet high to
be given to the cake walkers at rink
Friday night. $3.50
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

EOR SALE-on easy terms-eood room
4 franc house with pantry and closet, good
fence and barn or will trade for equity In down
iii.tf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
EoR sA.G-on lease. at thi, of,e..

EOR SALE OR TRADE-Tcn room house,
i two lots on corner, furnished. Location
hns tor boarding house. Apply Hotel Lennox:
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ron SALE

LNOR SAL Est abargain-One highly finished
T. library table, one ladies' rocking chair, ono
also a lot OF miscellaneous articles.
Inquire at sos West sth st. 1881
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

EOR SALE-New horse tower gasoline en-
T. ginc and inch with discharge rotary
pump. Fully guaranteed. Very cheap. Flor.
opce Iron Works, llS-tf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

Trsssas want -. sr,,s ..s.,,A
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

A perplexing time is predicted
at Washington soon.
You will avoid all controversy
and trouble, both regarding quality
and price IL you buy your Nipples
and Nursery Bottles here.
Just now we have TO offer Water
Bottles, Rubber Gloves and Com
bination Fountain Syringes at re-
duosd prices.
PALACE PHARMACY
=. @. Cox, Prop.
Pheno n
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c. r. BERNARD. Proprietor

xsehD1s - points eass via che Mis-
eD1x1 Hoee1o from Oancn City. and
oon1long ~ thereof. will allow pur.
ohaeosU si1s tsip from Pueblo 70 Den.
~ ~ Beta1a whsa dasirsd. Plsess
~ ~ Il uAnl.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

EOR SALE--A four room brick house on one
i and one half lots, set to fruit trees, city
water, lawn, etc. Call at 514 East Third. 27-3Ss
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

N1O RENT-Furnisned or unfurnished four
i room house; near Emerson school, city
water, pantry apd closets. Inquire At this Of
flee. 127-1x,s
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TO RENr

ITO RENTA 100 acre ranch located on Brush
i Hollow four miles east of Florence, known
a. the Robertson ranch. Inquire Of e. McCort-
rsy. owner. box ~, Florence. 2S-33s
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

VlO RENr-A modern room house. Cit water
Il and bath, good range. Bee J. v. ncCan
lees. 10Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

"ANTED-Men wanted everywhere; distri-
w butte samples. circulars, etc, - to 8 per
thousand; permanet occupation. American
Union, PONTIAC Bldg, Chicago. IT.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

VVANTED-Ascnts mako SIS TO $50 weekly
w sslling our line OF specialtics; best sellers
ever offered catalogues free. Anderson Spec
ialty Co., Denver, Colo. 1t
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

xslkass 80 G.. 6eias ,essllA
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

ITO RENf--6 room house at 2iS Z. 9Th 1t. Cali
i mp phone 1881 block. est
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yNANTED. Highest prices paid for all kinds
w Of junk, such as rope, iron, copper. brass,
rags and bottles. Drop postal card to Barney
GipsborR, 0@-tf
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WTANTED-Good strong and willing boy who
w attends High School desiras work OF any
kind before or sfter school hours. Apply AZ
this Office 128. 3ls
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01

vyIANTED-Pupils-Ar d. c. Green, pianist
w and teacher OF music. 212 e Main. 2x-5O
WANTRD-Clsa cotton rags at Tribune
The daily tribune., 1906-02-01
Classified Advertisements
WANTED

WANTED--six neat appearing boys to pass
w out invitations Apply Sunday morning
Room 10 / ennox Hotel, 29-31
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-02
COTTON AND RAILROADS
DISMISSED BY HOUSE

Washington. Feb. 1.-The house to-
dav called for an eStima 1e on The cot
GOA .et ed Boz ginned with which Direc-
10. ei .he Census North compiled. but
which he has no authority 10 MAKE
public uncl Narcl This action pre-
cipi,ated a lively discussion in which
surprise was expressed that the house
should participate IN funi Shing inf0r-
nation for n benefit Of The specula-
'or On the o-Gar hand there were
numerous members who stated that
'1e substantial interests Of the grow
p spinner and merchant made II
imperative char such information
should no. he allowed TO be bottled
mp. There wds no opposition 10 the
re-a.u-i0n on Els passage.
The discussion of TIE railroad rate
a.t was taken MP and prosecurei W.
F's9~ .aroGzh0u, Jln day. So many
sP.aae-s have come 80 the front On
,a., mraSu~e thar tn house has
agreed 'u meet Al eleven O'Clock here.
after rin rhe debate is ended.