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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
BuckhoIz, Minstrel, Dies.

TROY. n. Y. March 9.-Gustave Buck
holz. a former minstrel of 80 reputation,
died suddenly here tonight
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10

Wanted-To buy 1000 to
5000 acres domestic" coal
lands not over three miles from
railroad. Address H. j. B.,
care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
Skirts

Every length from 81 to 44-every
waistband measurement from % to
80 inches-make it easy for Us to
fit every woman. Not just one or
two materials. but many of them
medium and light mixtures, English
Panamas, checks and stripes. And
a wide range Of styles-box pleated.
cluster pleated and high killed, all
seams nicely finished inside as we'll
as outside.
Ladies' latest styles in spring
skirts in grey checks with inverted
and box pleats, bands and button
trimmed-a beautiful line to select
from; also i'm black. blue az
and brown Panamas ........ f.1J
Ladies' skirts just arrived-beau-
tiful stripes, pleated around hips
with bands of same material and
buttons to match; also black, blue
and brown Panamas, made 0E
In the latest styles .I.TO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
Shoes For Men
and Women

'Tisn't what shoes look to be, but what
they ARE that counts-it's wear that de-
termines a shoe s worth Chalifoux Shoes
always wear best Keep this fact foremost
in your mind when weighing the impor-
lance of purchasing your shoes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
Vollvia T alks.

church. or to discuss his death In any
manner-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
PROPHET" DOWIE
DIESAT ZION CITY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
For Women

Our women S Wei kid blucher oxfords
are made up in the very latest style, soft
flexible soles, Cuban heels, dull kid tops, in
all styles of heels and lasts. Also patent
kid and patent colt We have a great
f variety " of fin new with. things to select 20l
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-10
Men S and Boys
Clothing
Men Suits.

Dark gray, plaid, worsted, with center
vent, cuffs on sleeves, with Venetian lines,
also large variety Of IN nm
fancy cheviots ....... ........ U,UU
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Poor Commissioners

July 3rd. 1907
A regular meeting Of the Supts. OF
the poor for Iron county was held on
the above date Members present Olof
Helgemo. f. II Miller and Robt-
NUNS
Minutes OF previous meeting was read
and approved.
Moved and supported that the fol
lowing bills be- allowed and the clerk
instructed TO issue orders fer same.
Motion carried.
John Tufts Co. grocery bill
$7s. 81 groceries TO Mrs
Marchant S55 90 slg 81
The Parks Grocery Co
grocery bill 5000
grocery 10 Mrs Marchant
100 5000
Richard Wehse paint for poor
house 90
l.. A. Henry bedding t21
Sylvester Ehlinger labor poor
farm Boot
Dr. Larson salary June ~ %
4 William lyons salary June 60 %
Olof Helgemo ! meeting and
mileage ~. "a
r.. Il. Miller / meeting and
mileage 3. "a
Robt. NUNS salary June and
| meeting ~ on
Moved and supported that we ad.
journ 10 Monday the 18th day OF July
at 30 clock p m
Robt Munns. Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
An Ordinance

An Ordinance 10 grant the Chicago,
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway Com
pany certain rights in certain public
highways in the City OF Crystal Falls
The City Of Crystal Falls Ordains
That the Chicago. Milwaukee a. 81
Paul Railway Company shall have and
It is hereby granted the right and
franchise 70 construct. maintain and
operate a railroad ot standard guage
for term OF thirty years from the date
hereof. AS now surveyed and staked ont
over across and upon Fifth street
Urban Avenue, Fourth street. William
street and the highway running south
from said William street % Grafton 4
farm. al according 10 the plat thereof.
prepared hy said railway company. and
now on file IN the Office OF the city
clerk and dated June 1907
Approved July T. 1907
r. 3. Webb
Mayor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
a Glorious Fourth.

Continued From Page One
end CT Main st. attracted great many
men who were admirers of the manly
sport The wrestling occupied part
of the afternoon and the evening. Only
twelve wrestlers appeared 20 contest
for the prizes, seven OF whom were
local athletes Following are the names
OF the contestants.
Joe Ziehr, Lewis Morgan, John Shea.
Alfred Davey. Mike Dooley all from
the copper country, Curly Rule from
Iron River. and Lou Turner, Frank
Turner, Joe Rabishaw, Anthony Pud-
wah, Ed. Slattery. Rob Goodman and
Sam Johnson. Finn from the city.
Early in the contest "Curly" Rule
whose friends hoped would secure Sc
cond money at least, was disabled by
sprained shoulder and Obliged to
withdraw. There were some fierce
contests OF strength and Science" for
all the men were after the money, but
all acquiesced good humoredly in the
decisions Of the sticklers, Cap'ts Will
liams, Rowe and Davey.
The prizes were awarded As follows
First. Joe ziehr 1925. 90
Second, Lewis Morgan 100 90
Third. Mike Dooley .75. 90
Fourth. Jonn Shea 80 90
Considerable soreness is felt by the
local lovers of wrestling because Mike
Dooley, who used 10 hail from this
city, developed an unexpected streak
Of yellow. After protracted bout in
which he had succeeded In downing
Shea, who was unquesionably the bet
ter man of the two he accepted the
latter's challenge to wrestle again the
next morning, the winner 10 receive
sixty percent OF the gate receipts and
tha committee on wrestling. who were
behind on the finances. to receive the
rest. He failed 10 show up in the
morning however much to the dis
CUTS Of the wrestlers, the committee
and all concerned
A great crowd Of people attended the
horse races yesterday afternoon al the
trotting track back of the Great Wes.
tern location, The weather was ideal
and great deal of enthusiasm was
developed
In the free-for-all race John Tufts
horse took first money. $85 90 Robert
Munns horse and Al Charrons horse
came in second, NUNS and Cha-ron
dividing the purse
In the three minute race Moss :
horse from Iron River captured the
first prize Of $40 90, Henry Erickson !
horse won the second prize Of S25 90
Fred kiend took third. purse Of 5. 90
and Wm Powers horse came in in
time to get the fourth prize which
amounted 20 $40 o.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Land Notice.

First publication June 1, 1907 last
July g.
Land Office at Marquette, Mich
May 20. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Fardy
Dishaw of Crystal Falls. Mich has filed
notice of his intention to make final
five year proof in support Of his claim,
viz Homestead Entry No. l0404 made
March 10. 1909. for the Southeast
quarter, Section 81. Township AZ N. /,
Range 32w., and that said proof will
be made before County ClerK ut Crystal
Falls. Mich on July 9, 1907.
He names the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of the land, viz
Alexander Dalpra, Patrick Manning,
Albert Laufeuburgh Frank Martis
all Of Crystal Falls. Mich.
James j. Donovan.
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Gilmartin. of the Detroit Free Press,
in sperulstipg the next republican
state ticket says;
For auditor general the list includes
Speaker whelsn. ''Puss Palmer. now
postmaster at Manistee. and Represent
alive simpson, Of Van Buren,.
For Secretary of State. Representa-
tives Byrns, Of Ishpeming Stsnnard OF
Rockland. and Lord of Detroit, are
mentioned. but IL the &. p gets the
lieutenant governor, Byrns and Stan
nard would have hard scratching
For state treasurer. the one best bet
is that former Senator Frank Sleeper
of Lexington can have Il for the ask
ing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Continued From Page One

Continued From Rage One
imitators. These organizations. by
playing upon the blind faith Of the
Iaboring classes in the efficiency OF
fraternal insurance. have been very
successful for several years past Su-
perintendent OF Insurance Kelsey H. en-
titled to the credit Of securing, this
timely reform.
Because the National Protective le-
gion IL organized under the New York
laws the statute referred to above will,
it Is said. compel ID either TO change
its headquarters and organize In an.
other state or to give up it's distinctive
feature Of dividends and re-organize in
some form permitted by the New York
law. Members of the legion. The Min
ing Journal is informed. have recently
received letters from company or
ganized. under Pennsylvania laws TO
operate on the same lines that have
been followed by the New York or
ganizstion.
veritable paradise for fraternal and
insurance organization of all kinds, the
National Protective legion has had
big following, and there are many
hundreds of people who are interested
in anything that concerns its welfare
The legion has branches in Marquette
and In other Marquette county towns
The banner branch in this region has.
however, existed at Maistique, where
the local leigon has has Deen credited
with over 400 members No fraternal
organizations are more active. either
In social or faternal way. than the
local branches Of the National Protec-
tive legion.
Despite the fact that the principles
underlying the organization have been
severely attacked at times, the legion
has had no trouble getting members
and preventing the strength of the
local branches from falling off II was
under the ban of the insurance com
missioner of Michigan at one time, but
the Legislature obigingly adjusted the
insurance laws so that il could contin-
ne it's operations IL has been charged
that the dividends given the old mem.
bers were to a large extent the proceeds
of the assessments collected from new
members and not the interest drawn
from the legion's investments. Old
line insurance men have always claim
ed that the legion was riding 10 big
crash. and officials of other fraternal
orders have maintained that il was
not organized ON a sound bass,
The distinctive feature of the legion :
operation has been the pay of or
the settlement of the tive-year divi.
dend, in which il has been the rule
that the member got back his total
payments in assessments and liberal
bonus besides. representing the interest
on the investment, These pay oils
have been frequent in the upper PENN
sula aud as far as is known the legion
has never failed to discharge It's obi
cations. However, insurance men,
who Assert that the organization is
working on utterly unsafe principles,
claim that it is getting deeper in the
mire all the time. and that ultimately
large numbers Of its members will lose
heavily.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Shipping Again.

The Armenia mine which went to
stocking ore about three weeks ago re-
sumed the loading Of cars last Tuesday
and Is now forwarding to the docks a
fair sized daily product.
The Lamont mine which started
stocking shortly after the Armenia
mine is also shipping 10 the docks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

ones and held several thousand gallons
OF water.
All Of this primitive fire protection
had long been forgotten and would
perhaps never have been revealed had
not the roller broken through into It..
When this old tank is thought Of and
placed in comparison with our modern
waterworks etc. one realized the
transition that has taken place in the
short space Of twenty-five years
Your brain goes on a strike when
You overload your stomach both need
blood to do business Nutrition Is
what you want and 1t comes by tax
ing HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
CUT THEIR sUsPeNDERS
iron River Ball Players 6aIIon Went VI
Here Sunday

There was nothing TO il hut, the
blankets on the little dogs. We refer
10 the salaried ball team that the Iron
River fans have been stacking mp at
so much per for the last month
The payroll is buslei ripped
right up the middle Q, it's awful.
Which ones shall / let gol inquired
Manager Slattery in dislar after the
game For Gods sake don't show
any partiality. rejoined one Of the
dejected fans from the west side Let
them all go
II happened this way Since hay got
up to ga per ton and small grains and
rutabagas correspondingly near the
border line Of frenzied finance, the
rural population OF the west side OF the
county got it into their heads that,
Is gall. theys have base ball team that
would put the past renown Of Crystai
Falls rs far in the shade as coon
policeman would be mp in Minckler $
row 10 the dark Of the moon. A fund
WAS raised and team assembled They
looked good They must look better. 80
a lot Of new suit were purchased and,
say. wern they swell. though And
didn't they prize those new snilsl
Even when the manager instructed "A
payer 10 slide he refused saying that
he d bee gall darned If he'd spoil his
new suit
oar friends felt so tar above Us that
they wouldn't think Of accepting $50
and expenses 10 play here on the Fourth
twern we lucky thought ont they d
come over aud show us how to play the
game some Sunday when they had no
engagement.
They were not engaged sunday
They came. they saw and they went
home sadder but wiser boys
The result WAS on a silver basis ~
10 l.
Iron Rivsr scored the first time mp
ON errors by Henry aud Lynch. The
fans hurrahed, the young ladies chew
I'd their spruce gum faster and the
:. little dogs barked merrilly under their
blankets But that was all the begin
ming and the end OF H.
Crystal Fall came up 10 bat and
bif bang bingle. When il was all
over seven scores were recorded on the
board The rest Of the game was o
repetition Of the first inning so far ~
Cry stall Falls was concerned but Iron
River couldn't see em and couldn
hit en- We refer 10 Mr. Eugene
Oswald Blenders
Tint the whole IL the story except.
ing the shouting There was consider
able Of ID during the first inning but
during he balance Of the game the
spirits ct tho Iron River party were
too much impaired to allow Of any
cheering ana the sympathetic spirits Of
the CRYSTAL Falls victors were akin Ia
those 81 the boys Of the g $ Navy
al Santiago when Schley said Don
Chtcr etc
There WAS large attendance at the
game ana large crowd came over
from the west side % cneer along theii
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Primitive Fire Protection.

Continued From Page one
engine was run up 20 the tanks and
the water pumped out to quench the
lire and in the absence OF the man
engine a bucket brigade was pressed
into service The tanks were large
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

That $50 which Crystal Falls offered
the Iron River club as an iDduoemeni
to play here the Fourth must look big
10 the Reporter since Sunday Thirty
cents 10 stay at home would have been
nearer the right thing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Crystal Falls isn't 50 bad in the
saloon line after all when compared
with portions Of Detroit We have ~
saloons in the city Detroit, so the
Journal says, has thirty saloons in two
blocks in one part Of the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06
Al idnal Laxative.

phv.Iff sHi lafharilca which purge, unload fha
N.r.fia. nff give temporary relief, hut irfitatc,
aiid WoaRtn To digestive and expansive orgAus
Laxative tFon-oN Tablets are AZ different IN
effect 81 truth IA from falschopd. They noufish
and virar 10 90 che work nature Intended thus
Cnacting permanent cure hy perfectly safe ana
natural means Tho best laxative for children.
chocolate coated tablets easy ~ take, never grpe
"a nanseato i0o. $50 and 90 AZ all DRUG stores
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

boys.
It's to be regretted that the teams
were not more evenly matched Iron
River will probably strengthen up and
retrieve their loss Al a later date, that
Is IL the local boys continne 70 play
ball
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

WANTED Good, responsible Cedar
jobber. who wants good job for the
winter also good Hardwood and
Hemolck logger Address
Girard Lumber Co,
Dunbar Wis.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Escanaba has been selected AS the
next place for holding the upper PENN
sula reunion Of the Knights Of Pytnias
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

Columbus just landed meeting big
Indian chief with a package under his
arm. he asked what ii was Great
medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. said the Injun 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets.
IL Il. Christensen. AmaRa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-07-06

The Iron Mt Press learns that
George A. st. Clair, the irrepressible
Duluth explorer. has acquired title to
the old Metropolitan mine in the Felch
Mountain districts and that he Is now
making arrangements 70 explore the
property in a systematic manner. Mr..
St Clair also owns the Northern, for.
merly known as the Northwestern, and
will reopen and develop the mine.
The Metropolitan has been idle for
more than twenty years At one time
II was mine OF much promise, the
ore being Of high grade. and Ii has
shipping record OF over f07. 900 tons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
 OF JEFFERSON COUNTY

solicit your vote and support for rer!acticn to the office Of Coanty aad E.obate Judge Of tgii county a. the primary to be hell Jannary 2, z3hS. To canvass the county 60 as 70 meet each vot 1T Tn person ,uld take every day 5: tire from ncg until the primaries Th.3 would lrcan to close my of fc- for the ! ext two months shall thercforr. not attempt to do th.3 have given faithful ar . honest attention to the duties of this offitf during the past year anG shall continue to do so. If ~- elected, ii will be my policy to cne- tinua the scti building of perm - ncnt roads and bridges and to prt forth ny every effort for the @-f
 1ral advance mtnt of Jefferson coH:. ty. JAS. GOCLI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
f or Repres entatige.

hereby announce nyse.: as q can didate for Representative, su5iec5 to the action O the Democratic voters in the coming primary election. I am in favor Of the salacg instead Of the fee system for d! public officers 30 far as practicable, salary to be commensurate with the importance, the duties and the responsibilities Of the office am ia favor Of good country roads, and os open and fair elections. Very respectfully,
 c. T. ROBINSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
A Frost DesoIated Land.

l learned from an eyewitness somt, thing about SpitZberGeu, that ueser arctic islaiid 1OO miles north of tE North cape of Norway and within 1O; miles Of the north pole: :; frost de>Olat ed land, where the grass "roWs lon !" than the trees and haze glaciers in | Ice bridgei valleys amid the ja., mountains move Ina .r ally down l.. to the sea until mighty icebergs. monStrdu5 birth brea6 off and ar: to the surface atnld thunderous TT 11rt --once the oniy sound that broke (. profound silence Of those awful sni tudes. Spitzbergen is the only spot v earth that Is positively known as .>' Mans land It Is the possession :" no country and has nothing even l,' sembling a specified government. IT., Island seems likely to remain \, Mans Land. though 1t is said that a; effort has been made by Norway t establish some sort of protec.ossta cvp R-National Magazine.
 v. -:4 = . Hs,:rs,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
All She Had.

h the absence of bis wife and t..- Illness of the servant Mir Taylor IT, dertook to help three -year-old Mart5.. to dress. H. had succeeded in setti.l her arms in the sleeves and throa- the srrnholes Of her garments and hs. buttoned her into them Then he roIt her to put On her shoes herself, and hs would button them. He soon disco cred that she was valnly striving t1 put left shoe on her right foot
 Why. Marjory," he said impatientlE don't you know any better than thaf You are putting your shoes On tEt wrong feet"
 'Deys olI de foots I dot, papa" re piled MarjorY tearfuIlY.-Yonth's Com pauiou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
Ciimhina 2 Water Stair.

Even steamboat can climb q hill bG going up one step at time. This re
 narkabIe performance can be wit
 messed several tines daily during tlle season Of navigation beside the Hran- waterfall in the Bandak Norsje canal. Norway. At thi. point falls in thr river prevent the passage Of boats CI, or down, and canal has been built round tue rapids and falls. The ascent is made through series Of locks which accommodate one boat at q time. and la passing from the lower to the upper lock the boat is lifted about ninety feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
sgaf's c1'-fsr ot Her -z-re-.

Be'ore s1sy began a1e a.5=~a -.z sae let .a.t remark 23v aa- then coccer-.-@ asy charar-er w... slow et tae- z.la ha& # aIae aa-ae. -l fz tt.2 reasrI wa.c4 -e Eer ---- cd.ILrs@'s 71y.-g7 --=ra .s 1. . ot ta' -.e was s7=.#= aars a-- Il tl.. tine Ue hal naeaa.=a=.l rl.a- -aat aa 7. 4lsr..- -- c -..a fam bring a.=- =5 1..:s.-ssa z-=. .z- .-1r. s-1e 3 aoo.s os froE 1rg o--.c sar--re- -e- 'ra- ~1g& a.sr~s- ~--= 1ssz l5-= D. 0eas = s=.5s-..-93 as follow LHs --sa5 ez..es aa.. t5rz. er orCo1ea-. n var me- h Ec-e~..F Sc;55 aa5 Hannibal setz.5 ..-. gaaa#a E 10 name t-e =-'ea-ess - aral e,-- hal r.8,IGeea
 "&.srsa..ae'r aaI l.e eEp.ace' w-.
 "Ao aeE5 greates-:'
 ~F'~ -.. 1aI he ezP.atae-I why
 ee, 10 Eog place y0Er,c.@ tt5.a z.
 IF I a.4 e5a8garal you. I voHa nI..=-- a55 ,s.'s .afars ca= others
 s~S 4~.#~ comment vas:
 '.Gaas ae eaere4 me T. was 3rzr l.l1- 7aae. h. .s 90 frank about h=. books
 So frank ii admirfa. them. sha n1eant.-E,on Mark Tvatn's Aa-5. biography .a North American Ge view
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
8a:e-

r S..5-@-. L. aae-
 -. W#tee s,as5aatlg lsya .1... s.'esa 2 95a -e.. -za=s~ l. a7-4.~s a..5 zlee- E F fsssa 0s5 3e5a@aH. ra4asa....= 1..-t, f-=z. .e=r5rs. ot : ,.s.2!: dra. #.. water fai..a- sco# : Aai2at is a. greaf ,.f fa. results = his t.ar f95z when | ls az4ay- ttrnes repeated as astounding There is a story of :. poor wretch Eho 1a5 bound uiea E.. back t3 1ac wall a.!I had s5r-..l... Of water '.ot tha bigne8s Of man ;. finger directed On 10 A.s bare hea :. the water falling from a height o@ about eighteen feet Tae receptae,e from which ra.s apparently harraleS stream tcic.Ied vas barrel holdiu only twenty gallons, bnt before thz water had more than half run out [. man was dead, with hole In his s.uH which exposed the brain.-Popnlar Me chsnics.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
For Constable

Wa AZ authorized to a1-o- ace MR '. FRANK STEWART a= 2 ca2dida-e .o- -=-a.5c-.on e Coas:.a5a C. y'a1gtn 2 township, sabi=c- to th= action c. c1s De1ocra-.c primaries Ja-1a-g ,, 19@2.
 U4 arg authorized . aa-s3...saa N2 TOM NEEKS as q ca2d.5z:@ for Cor. stable .. Ta1s.aa -oF1szie, 1g5jec: .o .hA action e the D=a sea5;c p-: ma-.es Ja-ua.g :, 1963.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-25
For County Ireasurer.

We are authorized to announce NH- CCRRAN NTCHOL as cand.5ata for Co11-y Treasurer. =15iec. to the ac- ton c. taa Danocr.ttc o-tIa-:=s ol Ja-1a-E ,, -339.
 H'4 ac= a1-lor.zad .o .2roalc4 MR MAJOR ]. MEAD a7 ca-dt5a.= .o. Co1a-y T-eas1re-. subieo. to tLa ac- t.oa :. .ze Daaocrasc c-:-3acte7 Jan gar~ -t63