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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18

WILL APPEAL TO THE
SUPREME LODGE FOR AID
Life of the Organization in the
Empire State Depends on
Assistance.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Feb. 17.-With sur
plus of only $500 and with beneficiary
claims aggregating s706.440 the New York
State Grand Lodge officers Of tho Ancient
Order Of United Workmen are preparing
to appeal to the supreme lodge for relief
In the greatest crisis In the history OF the
organization,
Grand Trustee F. B. Garrett and Grand
Master Workman August Stcinbeicker OF
this city are making efforts to secure the
necessary assistant. which II is claimed
Is duo from the Supreme lodge, and 10
pull the State organization from Its Imam
cial straits for the protection of thousands
OF members of the 40 lodges in the State.
Life or Order at Stake.
The life OF the organization in this
State is claimed to be dependent on secur-
ing prompt reliet.
A call was Issued today by Mr.. Stein
BECKER for a meeting OF the grand lodge
In this city on March G.
According TO claims OF officers, the grand
lodge OF the State of New York is en-
titled TO financial assistance from the su.
preme lodge 10 the extent OF more than
Sj00,000. under the rules OF the order.
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NOTICE.

Council F Of I salt Lake City Of the he nten, ten
ing described Improvement to wit: II
TO grade, pave with macadam nine (9)
inches thick. and thirty G0 feet between
curbs. Stste street from the south side
of North Temple street to the south side
OF Second North street: First North
street from East Temple street to State
State street to the south side Of Second
North street, ih paving district No. %
and defray the abutters' portion OF the
eighteen thousand Ave hundred nine and
1890 alS.5G9 75) dollars. or three (s3 90
dollars per front foot Of abutting proper
or pieces OF ground within the following
described district being the district to bo
affected and benefited by said improve
Fronting on State street, west side
AZ Of lots J. and add block h5SSk g plat
ton 81. township l north. range l east.
Part Part Of the southwest 4 of section 81.
township ! north. range ! east; all of lots
block Sd~ j. plat x and az 9f lots to
u Inclusive, block 2 Pla, e., e
ali Ali of lots and 6 block 90. plat "A"
Ali Of lots and :. block l, and all OF lots
Fronting on West Canyon street North
and west sides.
A All Of lots / and 2, block 1. plat e.: /:
ali OF lots / and 2. block l, and all or
lots / TO Inclusive, block 9, plat *"
South and East sides.
Part Of the southwest Il OF section 81,
township / north. range east and all OF
lot rnd OF lots to 10 inclusive, block
Z, plat *" Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF eald improvement Is
estimated at twenty-five thousand ffty-
nine and $500 sZ2, G5s sS( dollars OF which
sum the city portion is three thousand
Ave hundred nifty and 25-loo G3 $50. .25)
dollars. leaving eighteen thousand Ave
hundred nine and 7S-lO (Sls.snST3) dollars
10 be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the cars
rying out of such intention must be pre-
sented In writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 18th day OF February.
ia6s being the time set by said Council
when II Will hear and consider such pro-
tests aad objections as may be made
thereto.
Lake City. Utah.
Dated October 2, 1Sco.
JOHN B. MORETON.
City Recorder
Paving extension No. ,S r2oo&
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Raymond-Illlnois Mining company
Location of principal place OF business,
Salt Lake City, Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting
of the Directors OF the Raymond Illinois
Mining company. duly held on the End
cav OF February. 1906, an assessment OF
one-half a cent per share per month Tor
three months was levied on the outstand-
ing capital FLOCK OF INC So'Poi d'ioii' f"S
able as follows
,nedlately to NJ. b, Johnson at rooms
Nos 5OI and 800 Atlas Block. Salt Lake
SST, Utah. Any stock upon which this
osSgssmcnt may remain unpaid on the
s:b dny of March, 1906, VIII be delinquent
sna advertised for sale ut public auction
and unless payment Is made before, Will
In soId on the 18th day OF March. 1906, Ia
NV the delinquent assessment, together
win the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale. o,,u =,
shIe on the 9th day OF March. 1896. to NJ
p Johnson at rooms Nos. 60i and 60o
ALIAS Block Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment mgy
ian; viii be delinquent and advertised for
80 NJ publlc auction. and unless pay
nolnt ia made before Will be sold on the
nmsnt oTrs assessment. together with the costs
9T advertislnG and expense OF sale.
And one-half cent per share shall oe
payable on the 10th day Of April 1906. TO
Ans Rlock. Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
s,ocI on which this assessment may re-
min unpaid on the 18th day OF May.
i"S will bc delinquent and advertised for
saIc nj public auction. and unless pay
nant Is made before. will be sold on the
Ith day OF June. 1906. TO pay the dellu-
uuent assessment, together with the cost
Of advertising ond expense OF sale MsEi,
Secretary Raymond-Illinols Mining Com
panS. So
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

PANsoN, Utah, Feb. 15-PlcsHe answer in
next Sundays paper n tho law passed both
the upper and lower house that gives settler
on tho uintah reservation until May 10. 1905. To
make II thoir home2-Yours, r. w.
Yes. end has been slgned by the PRECEDENT
See Tribune Of last TUESDAY, nrSt page.
PARK CITY. Utah Feb. s.-Pleosc answer
in sundays paper how many feet Will the
fastest running horss average TO the jump In a
hslf-mie race. and obuge.-R, F0Ter.
II Is not easy 70 give general answer. for
hops eighteen feet would not be far from a fair
average.
SALT LAYE CITY. Feb H-Please answer
in your sunday PAPER II Anna Eva Fay the
mind reader is dead and when did she do II
not dead. where does she reside, and oblige.-
We do not think that che is dead but can
not say where she is.
SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. ls.-Piease tell mo
IN noNt Sundays paper, II you can. the address
OF Ada May Kr~'her. who writes on Theoso-
phy and oblige.-A Header.
She was at tho Victoria hotel. Chicago, the
last we heard OF her
PRESTON Ida Feb. ll-WiU you please
declce a crib hand for me and oblige? The
hand Is two skies. deuce. tray. ono
four. How many nfle-n then. and what tho
whole hand counts. Waiting your answer
There orc elk In fifteen. and the pair is two.
eight points In all.
OGDEN. Utuh Feb is.-wnI you please an
swer In next Sundays paper whore can got
w,sc7 ObliGingy yours-Emil Grener.
From the Secretary OF State
FORT DODGE. la. Feb. s-Cun you give US
any Information as TO an alum deposit in
Gtah7 Truly yours.-Hutchinscn Land Com
ppHy.
deposits between Price and Fort Duchesne,
Work has been done on all ot them.
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PREACHERS BANK RUN
ON DEPOS|TORS' COIN
More Rascality Shown Up in
Life of Rev. Simmons
of Peoria.

PEORIA, ILL., Feb 17-John Wilton,
receiver Of the Peoples Savings bank.
the private bank run by the late Rev.
Dr. Simmons and Rev. Kelly, tonight
made the first official statement OF the
banks condition. placing the liabilities
at S145. .o49 and the assets at slos 1927
The report further shows that the
partnership never had a dollar OF
money invested in the bank, but that
all It's assets. including the building
which 1t occupied, were purchased with
the deposits and that the bank had been
insolyent for at least six months
The receiver expects the assets to
shrink to $4,000. or So cents on the
dollar.
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WAHA IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Lewiston, ldnho. February !. 1906.

;Thls work involves the handling OF some
7,o COO cubic yards OF earth, 2sS.G0O cubic
Vcrde OF rock and construction of about
masonry. and about 1000 lineal feet of
tunnel. 80,
,rnrosal bond for a sum equal 10 per
ppeni OF the amount OF the bid must ac-
connpany each bid, and the successful bid
1or y.nj he required TO enter Into q con-
Irnct NJ once and furnish satisfactory
iond in the sum equal 10 10 per cent of
~ amount Of the contract as a Euaran-
tno Of the proper execution of the con-
trnct within the time specified.
The company reserves tho right TO re-
tect any and all bids.
RIds will be received QD for the con-
structlon of the bitches. t2) the reservoirs
and 90 the tunnels. or for the entire
work.
plans and specifications are on flo at
the office OF tne company at Lewiston,
Idaho
Additional Information furnished upon
application.
s50S WALTER II. GRAVES Engineer.
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There is lust one other sure way 90 be
curcd-painless safe and In the privacy
oT your own home-it Is Pyramid Pile
We mail trial package free to all who
write ~ NJ, ,,,,,,.
Won the harmless. painless nature OF this
,yroat remedy and start you well on the
CAV toward q perfect cure,
Then YOU can get u full-SIZcd box from
eny druggist for so cents, aud often one
II inc druggist tries TO sell you some
thing lust az good. IT Is because he makes
moro money on the substitute
Insist on having what YOU call for.
Tho cure begins AZ once and continues
rnpldly untN il is complete and perma-
ncnt ,, TN, ,.,,,,. ,.,,i,
md he EASY and comfortable all tho
time. .,,
lust send your namc and address TO
Pyramid Drug Co. 1855 Pyramid Build
inr Marshall, Mich, and receive free by
rcfurn mail tho trial package In a PLAIN
wrapper. ,., ..,,., d., ,lt, .o,e,.
naInless and Inexpensive way. In the pri-
yacy of tho home. ,
Al druggists. 90 cents. write today
for free package
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Express Companies Included.

Senator Foster desires that express
companies shall be included and gave no
tice that he would call for vote on such
an amendment at the next meeting OF the
committee. There was also a number of
amendments offered to section one of the
Hepburn bill on the subject OF what Is
known as joint routes
No amendments were offered al the
session today which had any bearing on
the court features affecting rates fixed by
the commission. Ii has been said that
Senator Knox Will prepare an amend
ment on that subject acceptable TO the
President. but this rumor could not be
confirmed, Senator Aldrich. who repre-
sents the faction seeking TO amend the
bill does not credit the report. nor does
Senator Dolliyer. who is seeking TO have
the bill passed without amendment on
that subject.
Spooner Has Plan.
Senator Spooner has a plan relating TO
the adjustment OF differences between
the Interstate Commerce commission and
common carriers respecting rates, but he
is not ready 10 make the details public.
This plan provides that when a COM
mon carrier protests against rate fixed
by the commission and seeks restrain
ing order the common carrier may be
compelled 20 pay Into the courts, weekly
or monthly. amounts cqusllnS the dlHcr-
cnce between the rates established by
the railroad and fixed by the commission.
These payments are to be held by the
courts pending the review and returned
10 the railroads in the event the com
missions order was declared unreason-
able II the commissions order should
be upheld the money held by the courts
would be paid not to the shipper, but
To the producer OF the commodity
shipped
Senator Spooner has rot perfected the
plan to his own satisfaction. but he Is
devoting a great deal of thought to 1t
Supporters May Demur.
IT is said that the supporters of the
House bill would not order an amend
mcnt or chat character for the reason
that IL does not suspend the operation or
the commission in nxing rates. and
would tend 10 discourage frequent ap-
Dcas
Both Republican factions express the
belief that Acknowledgement Moody is
the Presidents choice for adviser on the
subject on pending railroad rate legls-
lntlon and that lac is opposed to any
amendments looking 10 the retrial OF any
| case after the commission has invesu-
| gated a rate and corrected IT IT founo 10
| uc unjust or discriminatory.
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WILL EXPLORE AFRICA
italian Duke Preparing to Ascend
Mountain in Equatorial Zone.

TURIN, Feb. 1.-THE Duke d Abruzz
is personally experimenting the prepara-
tions for and the entire equipment of the
expeditions which he has planned TO Ru-
wenzori mountain. in eastern equatorial
Africa. and which ls sometimes called
"the King of the Clouds"
The Duke will be accompanied by ten
Italians three OF whom were with him
on his polar expedition. The party Will
be escorted by $50 natives, who will leave
the expedition when II reaches a certain
latitude. the natives being unable 10
withstand the cold OF the mountain re-
gion.
The Duke expects TO return along the
Nile and by way OF Egypt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
TAFT GOES ON JUNKET
Will Speak in Michigan, Illinois and
Missouri.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17-Secretary Taft will
leave Sunday for short visit 10 the West. 10
Keep engagements made some timc ago.
He viii address the Chamber Of Commerce OF
Detroit Monday evening, and tho next day
viii make short ADDRESS at Bay City He
viii spend no&t Wednesday and Thursday In
Chicago. attending tho Yale meeting Wednes-
day and being the guest of the Union League
club the following day.
address before II" Western Federation OF
Yale clubs, leaving the next day for Washing
ton
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They Want the Statue.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE attention OF
Secretary Root hae been called 10 tho deIoy in
completing the bronze statue OF Cen lafayette
in Paris for which large sum OF money was
raised in this country 70 take tho place OF
tho plaster cast placed on the pedestal during
tho Paris exposition in 1900 1t Is understood
Secretary Root has started an investigation.
The Daughters Of tho American Revolution are
inter, sting Themselves In ,lc matter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
TORTURED ORPHAN CHILD
Woman Will Be Given New Trial on
Ground of INSANITY

ALEDO. Ill, Feb. l7.-Judge Graves In
the Circuit court today granted a new
trial In the celebrated case of Mrs. ArchI-
bald Mckinney. convicted of extreme cru
city to an adopted orphan, Stella Grady.
Mrs Mckinney was defended upon the
ground OF insanity. Mrs. Mckinney tor
turcd the child with pins and table forks
and in other ways. The child. when her
plight was discovered. had 900 wounds
on her body
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quircs 10 be added to make wholesome. clean
and sterile milk
Very curious is the method Of fishing fol-
lowed by the Chinese In the StrnIts OF Malec-
ca The fisherman lets down from the side ot
the boat screen OF white canvas stretched on
wood Tho shoal or 6eh mistake this for some
floating obstruction and Try TO leap over H.
with the result that the Ash jump into the
beat and arc thus captured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Mccall Is Improving e.

LAKEWOOD. y j, Feb. l7.-Late
tonight 1t was said John A Mccall.
former president Of the New York Life
seemed to be gaining some strength. 1t
is realized, however, that the present
weak condition OF the patient viii make
1t difficult for him TO withstand fur
ther sinking spells.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
BAR TO IRRIGATION
Ruling of Interior Department Will
Injure Reclamation in Colorado.

DENVER, Feb 1.-THE State Auditors
office received information today OF a rul
ing concerning foodwaters in Colorado
which. it is believed, will bar individuals
and irrigation companies from using the
floodwateTs In this State under certain
conditions. Recently the Elk Creek Ca
nal company made application for the
right TO construct a. reservoir site on Elk'
creek. In Conejos county, the location OF
the proposed site being on Government
land
The Interior department refused the
application because, as stated in letter
conveying the decision of the department.
the storing Of water on Elk creek would
interfere with the flow in the Rio Grande
in New Mexico and lessen the supply OF
water running into the Eagle dam. one
OF the Irrigation projects the Govern
ment Is preparing to construct on the
Eto Grand1
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Senator Tillman Ill.

WASHINGTON, Feb 17-Senator
Tillman OF South Carolina. who is Ill
at his hotel In this city with a severe
cold. which threatens to develop into
pneumonia. was reported TO be quietly
sleeping tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
[IlIy IN THE
i ON RATE BILL
New Feature Is a Prob
That None Agree
Upon.
|DIFFBR ON
MEASURE
rportant Amendments
A Not Be Voted on
Until Friday.

lion. Feb. live have
on,nions OH the railroad
E,s there are members OF
-. and each man is afraid
4. court review feature to a
rs,Irman Elkins today when
. c,nmI,tee on Interstate COM
|ssnred until next THURSDAY
taken a vote on a bill or
amendment for judicial re-
Of the Interstate Com
-Isiop.
'L.-,,t vas made In the pres
.,,,rs polliver and Clapp, who
Es.r for the Hepburn bill In
H,, u came from the House.
,sst but It is believed that
s,dy expressed the situation
L.,,yIors alleged authoritative
IL, The committee agreed
-, amendments will not be
L-.o Friday OF next week.
kassor Tillman Ill.
Tho committee adjourned be
,,w Tillman was suddenly
Eritb what threatened TO be
IL ,sa could not be present and
E,,to, Cullom will return from
Il. lime next week and cast
Is tts committee.
Y rs.ssa for the adjournment is
IL b. the attitude OF certain
y Numbers In not disclosing
ssu on the court review fea-
p.7ublicau faction in the com
III crIsln OF the outcome. and
,sie,e was not insisted upon to-
r0es Of the House bill were
kosever, from a telegram re-
hJ by Chairman Elkins from
csian, asking 10 be counted
-.zinent 10 the Hepburn-Dol-
|pa vote was taken today,
Anendments Considered.
ukisg up the question OF tu-
n q orders of the commission,
t.s considered many amend
Eetd 10 other sections of the
4 carrack offered an amend
c.zsing the Interstate Commerce
D frcS fve 10 nine members.
cszsnt was adopted by a vote
Is follows Afilrmative-El-
Leh. Kesn. Carmack. Foster
u regatiye-Foraker. Dolllver,
'lAain and Newlands.
iUttd however. that Mcssrs.
~ 7illnan may have their votes
b ts amendment and this may
o. result, though this is not
kslJ.
ccEbiides of Railroads.
aseniment offered by Senator
: Or the liabilities OF common
raaroad and transportation
fS negligence. was adopted
" ard will be incorporated in
. tie bin as a new section
5sht Is as follows.
1! eoEmon carrier. railroad OF
ac@ company receiving proper
Itation from a point in one
paat In another State. shall
rtf or bill OF lsding therefor
2 liable 10 the holder thereof
- damage or injury 10 such
need by the negligence of any
nHt'. railroad or transporta-
~ to which such property
7'erel or over whose line or
Eoserty may pass, and no
'"dpl rule or regulation shall
@Snon carrier. railroad or
Sa company from the lIabil-
opposed.
lot Abrogate Laws.
hai nothing in this section
st h4 holder OF such receipt
saias from any remedy or
Soa which he now has under
~'5mon carrier. railroad or
= company Issuing such re-
% adins shall be entitled to
hs common carrier. rail-
T'atlon company through
sAce the amount of such
"a CT injury shall have been
- AMOUNT OF such loss. dam
as II may be required To-
0saers OF such property"
- sdnents were suggested
= both inclusion and excIuslon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
PILES QUICKLY
CURED ar HOME
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure
Trial Package Mailed Free to
All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles Is a fearful disease. but easy to
cure n you go Al II right.
An operation with the knife IL danger
ous. humiIlating and rarely a permanent
success.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

Mason Valley Copper company. Lo-
cation OF principal place OF business
81 axe CITY Utah There are delin-
SAM upon tho following described stock
w account OF assessment levied on the 6th
dov Of January. 1906. the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
l.tl,rS follows
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COAL IN PLENTY
Eastern Collieries Are Preparing for
a Strike

SHAMOKIN, Pa. Feb lin connec-
ton with the published statement that
the thirty-four colieries OF the Philadel-
phla and Reading Coal and Iron com
pany are being worked 10 their utmost
capacity. II was learned from an inside
source today that by April ! the company
expects 10 have coal enough stocked TO
last until next September, # the anthra-
cite miners should GO on trike.
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Blow to Colorado,

The decision Is interpreted here as
meaning that no reservoirs can be con-
structcd on streams ip Colorado that are
feeders for rivers either In or out of the
State where the Government proposes to
build reservoirs for irrigation purposes
and is accepted meaning that the
southern California irrigation project pro-
hibits the building OF reservoirs on the
Grand and other rivers In Colorado that
are sources of supply OF the Colorado
river
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And in accordance with law md an or
dsr OF tho board Of directors, made OIL the
C,h day of January 1905. so many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at 23l u. F. Walk
er building, Salt Lake city, Utah, on the
srd day of March, 1916, at the hour OF
O. clock p. M. To pay the delinquent assess
mcnts thereon. together with the cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale
j. j. SNlDER, Secretary.
Location Of office, 2Sl ID. +. Walker
building, Salt Lake City, Utah. slos7
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of express companies and proprietary
cars under the bill, but no action was
taken.
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Compiled With Request.

Carteret added that he trusted the Emperor
would follow the example Of Frederick the
Great and not that OF Napoleon III who
sought TO suppress all Jokes in France The
Emperor directed Finance Minister Rhein-
baoen to lnGtruct the customs authorities 70
admit the work and ordered the Ministry OF
Justice not 10 prosecute for insulting his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-18
Collected by Carteret.
Writes to Emperor.

When Carteret learned that the -eproduc-
tions would not be allowed 10 entor Germany
he wrote 10 the Emperor quoting Frederick
the Greats letter 10 Voltare saying he was
the last persons who would forbid carica-
lures Of himself. as they gave much plsns-
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One Thing Recalled.

II Is recalled In this caee that Frederick the
Great while riding In q Berlin street OBJ
served q cnrtcsturs OF himself hanging from
the upper story OF house and gave orders
that IT be lowered so that passers-by could
IL better.
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SURPRISE BY KAISER
Authorizes Circulation of French Col
lection Caricaturcs of Himself.

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-THE Emperor hns sur-
priscd the German people. and especially
strict constructionists OF the lese majestic
laws, by authorizing the circulation of a
French collection OF carlcntures OF himself
which Jealous customs officers the French
frontier had seized
Collected by Carteret
John Cnrteret Is collector Of tho carica-
tures OF nll countries some of them Ameri-
can. He published a volume OF reproductions e
of the most notable OF the carcstures which
he entitled
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OGDEN. Utah. Feb l6-Will you please an
swer In next Sundays paper whore l gs
tho pure food law OF Utah In print or other
wsc7 obllgingly yours-Emu Grefner.
From the Secretary OF State,