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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
HOUSE OPPOSED TO
ALDR|CH BILL
Measure Has no Friends De-
cIares Member of Commit
tee on Banking and Cur
renCy,

Washington, May THE republi-
can conference committee appointed
last night to draft another report to
the conference on an emergency cur
renCy bill Incorporating the prinpi-
pie of approved commercial paper as
basis for currency issue, toaday or
ganized, began the consideration of a
bill and through its chairman, Rep
resentative Vreeland (New York;, and
its secretary. Representative Knowl-
and California; sent to each repub-
lican member of the house letters
asking suggestions and advice.
AS two members Of the committee
have to be out of town tomorrow.
Representatives Weeks and Knowl-
and, there will not be another meet
ing until saturday Chairman Nrec-
land does not expect the committee
to perfect the ordered bill earlier
than Monday.
Representative Prince, of Illinois a
member of the banking and currency
commission, and one of the leaders
of the republican insurgency on the
currency question, today in an inter
view. said:
"If the conference committee pre-
scnts to the conference next Monday
night a genuine bill, and the confer
ence adopts it and orders it referred
to the banking and currency commit
tee, with instructions to report to the
house. that instruction will be
promptly obeyed by the banking COM
mittee. irrespective of the incorpora-
tiOn In the measure of commercial
paper as a basis for currency circu-
lation.
IF however, the conference COM
mittee merely reports as bill the
title of the AIdrich bil--that is to
say. reports the senate bill 20. with
ali after the enacting clause stricken
out and it IS adopted by the confer
encc and sent to the banking and
currency committee with instructions
to report, that instruction will not be
obeyed The republicans do not want
the Aldrich bill; the democrats do
not want It: the people do not want
it, and the banking and currency
committee will be party to no at
tempt, open or covered, on the part OF
the republican leaders, to put the bill
through the house by whip and spur,
or slip it through by trick,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

enable them to launch their surf
boats and attempt to make rescue of
the 100 men aboard, The crews on
shore are anxious 20 have the honor
of making the rescue before the
Sandy Hook crew arrives
The wind has shifted around to the
north and this will have marked vt-
feet on uuietlng the sea which is grad
ually moderating The big German
four masted steel ship Peter Rick
mers went ashore April 30 AZ ZaCh2
inlet twenty miles from the entrance
TO New York harbor In command of
CAPTAIN Rachmaun. the RiCkmers
sailed from New York April 30 bound
to Rangoon. Burmah with a cargo of
10000 cases of crude petroleum, She
cleared Sandy Hook during the day
and started on her voyage eastward
During chat night however, she
ran into a storm which drove her on
the sand bar at IaCh2 inlet, she
was unable to work herself off the
sand and wreckers were employed to
float the ship,
In order to iettison the cargo and
make the vessel lighter SO that she
could be hoated easter, the wrecling
steamers yesterday nlacod sixty men
aboard the Riekmers. These men
were aboard today when the storm
broke and prevented their return 10
the wreckinE steamers. The crow
numbers forty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
JEROME HEARING c
UNEXC|TING


New York May i.-- District Attor
uey Jerome, Dcstirying in his own de-
fensc in connection with the charges
Of dorelctiou which have been pre-
ferred against him, today said that
the nearest he ever came to sending
a wealthy man to jail was IN having
one of them committed TO an insane
asylum.
You mean Harry Thaw7" asked
Attorney PiGrce, for tie cpapn1u-
ants
"yos. Tbaw Is the man responded
Ic"ome
you forget Al Adams" lntericct-
ed Assistant District Attorney krosel
"Oh. yes" replied jerome, $50 I
did, but he had only two and half
or three millions. He was not one
Of the big fellows.
Taking up the Question Of political
campaign contributions, Mn Pierce
asked what justification there could
be for making contributions to either
of the political parties In 1904.
differences i'm economic dos
Iriuos.' replied Mr. Jerome.
How could the economic doctrines
affect the insurance caaes'' he was
uebcd
wei. the New York Life, the Mu-
tual and the Equitable held between
them some l,50O,OO0,000 worth Of
securities There was an opinion on
the part of President Mccall that a
panic would follow Parker's election,
and YOU can figure what five per
cent depreciation on the $l6OOOOO,-
OOO would amount to-
Taking up the matter of the $40,
600 which was paid by George w
Perkins to the Nylic organization OF
agents i'm the New York Life lnsur- |
nnce company, Mr Pierce asked the !
district attorney II he regarded 1t as
4 loan
mot exactly" Jerome replied.
Didn't you know that the charter |
n the company absolutely prohibited |
Mr. Perkins from turning that money |
over to the Nylic fund ?"
Il did not know sOi the charter rs |
not very exciting literature"
Mr.. jerome said that in five years
he had personally conducted three (
riaIg, one Of them resulting In a con
fiction.
Mr Jerome was questioned regard
ng his relations with Thomas T.. |
Ryan, Of the Metropolitan street Rail !
way company.
Since last November" asked Mr. !
Pierce. "havc you not used all your |
influence to prevent the indictment |
If Thomas e Ryan
THAT statement is mendaciOus, and !
.ou know HAT 10 Ia." replied the dis /
rtct attorney
Mr. jerome Insisted that he had /
louc all mat he could to secure in
lirtmcntg In the Wpll-Corllandt street /
erry "ou1 dcnl.
Adjournment was taken until to-
morrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
TAFT MEN HAVE FIGHT
IN KENTUCKY
Harmony Speech by Senator
Bradley Leads to Spirited
Contest in the State Conven-
ton at Louisville,

Louisville KY May 7.--Atter nav
ing controlled the organization and
seated their delegates in all save a
few OF the contested counties duriHy
an all night session Of the committee
on credentials, the Taft men were ap-
parently about to put their slate OF
delegates at large through without a
hitch at today's session Of the Ken
lucky republican convention Wheh
the program was endangered and the
slate at one time apparently broken
by harmony speech made by Sena-
tor-elect William o. Bradley, the FAR
banks leader. Instead OF winding up
the business of selecting delegates at
large to the national convention IN an
hour or two, there was session last
ing from 0 a. IN. until p. m, Whch'
after hours of disorder, wire pulllng
and suspense. the Taft men finally won
out and elected the following dele
gates at large instructed for the sec
retary of war to the Chicago conVen-
ton: Governor f. A. Wilson Judge
A. r. Burnam, Richmond; w. Mar
shall Bullitt. Louisville; e. D, Kane
(negro), Louisville.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
CLEVELAND CONTINUES
ON ROAD TO RECOVERY

Lakewood, n. j., May 7.--"Mrs.
Cleveland says that the former presl-
dent continues to improve in health
and that his condition is in no way
alarming said Manager Becker Of the
Lakewood hotel when asked tonight
as to the condition of Mr.. Cleveland,
who has been i'll for several weeks.
Mr.. Becker added that considering the
depressing weather conditions, the
entire party with the former
president we're in the best of spirits.
When asked if DR.. Bryant was still
here, Mr.. Becker stated that he was,
and that there was never a time when
there was not a physician in the ho-
tel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

North Garden, Va. May 7.-Presi-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt and their
guest, John Burroughs, arrived at
Pine Knot from Washington at 5
O'Clock this afternoon after two hours
delightful drive in the bright sun
shine The president seemed greatly
pleased with the hearty manner In
which he was welcomed by University
Of Virginia students. After his brief
talk, the students gave the college
yell with Teddy" attached.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
HUNDRED SEAMEN IN
DEADLY PERIL


IBv Morning journal Special Iso-sd Wire J
New York, May S.--Shortly after
o'clock this morning the steamer
Peter Rickmers was reported to have
shifted her position so that she now
lies with her stern on toward the
heavy sea This is an extremely unfav-
orable position. All the vessels masts
have been carried away and she Is
leaking badly.
Four life saving crews are standing
by waiting for daylight, when It is
thought probably that the wind and
sea will have moderated sufficiently 70
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
z-JOSEPH
CELEBRATES
JUBILEE
CROWNED HEADS OF
EUROPE AT VIENNA
Aged Emperor of Austria Con-
graduated on Fiftieth Ami
verSary of EventfuI Reign
Kaiser Guest of Honor,

IBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.I
Vienna, May THE heads of the
princely houses of Germany. led by
Emperor william, have assembled in
Vienna to present their congratula-
tions to Emperor Francis Joseph on
the occasion of the celebration of the
jubilee of his reign of emperor king
of Austria Hungary and to inaugurate
seris of festivities with which the
jubilee Is to be celebrated through the
dual monarchy.
1t is a long time since Vienna has
seen such a gathering of sovereiEns
and princes as greeted Emperor Fran
els Joseph today. Headed by Emper-
or William of Germany and the em-
press and two of their children,
Prince August William and Princess
Victoria Louise. the list included
Prince Leopold, the regent of Ba-
Varia the king of SaXOny, the king
of Wurtemburg, the grand duke Of
Baden, the grand duke OF Sake
Weimar, the grand duke of Oldeu-
burg the grand duke of Mccklenpurg-
SChwerin, Duke Frederick of Anhall.
Prince Leopold " of Lippe, and
Prince George Of Schaumburg- -Lippc,
Emperor William spent the after
noon in calling upon the arch -dukes
and the various embassies. Francis
Joseph also took a long carriage ride
through the streets of the city and
called upon the German princess He
received an ovation from the people
everywhere he went. The weather,
which had been rainy In the morning,
cleared in the afternoon, but "A cold
wind inteFfered with the pleasure of
the imperial drives Two hundred and
fifty guests ammesbled at gala ban
quet given in SChoenbrunne palace
this evening. The banquet was served
in three communicating apartments.
Emperor Francis Joseph sat at the
center table with the empress OF
Germany at his right hand and the
emperor OF Germany at his left hand,
The scene was "A brilliant one, tho ma
jority Of the guests wearing many or
ders. The Austrian emperor was at
tired in the German uniform and tho
German emperor in the Austrian uni
form.
After the dinner the guests gather
ed In the salons and a 3 o'clock there
was grand serenade in the park by|
massed military bands and 5000 sing
ers from the Austrian choral societies
The imperial party listened to the
music from the windows. The sere-
made closed with a march past the
palace by the bands and singers who
cheered the monarchs Loyalty.
A very large number Of orders and
decorations have been distributed bg
the German emperor. 1t is reported
that he has bestowed decoration,| Il
numbering between $50 and ESQ.
The pope and the king Of Italy hat @
sent their congratulations to Emperor
Francis Joseph in Warmest terms. In
his message King Victor Emmanuel
tNVNgs NfNartt ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
TAFT ASKED 70 WORK FOR
SQUARE COUNT IN PANAMA

Panama, May 7.-Secretary Taft
has been asked by prominent mem
bers of the different political parties
to endeavor to obtain from the Pan
anna government positive assurances
that at the next presidential elections
there will be an honest count of the
ballots
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

De Sofa Mo. May Republicans
Of the thirteenth Missouri congrcs-
4ional district today elected M. E.
Rhoadcs and Joseph Caldwell to the
national convention at Chicago A
resolution nstructng the delegates 10
vote for Secretary Taft for the presi-
dental nomination was defeated, S5
to T."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

the second shortage found in a month,
an assistant city clerk Conway Penny,
having admitted taking $2,S00 The
shortage dates back from 1906 to
1908 and a bonding company of Bal
timorc is good for the first named
sum.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08

Rome. MAY 7,-AccordIng % p
semi official statement made at the
Vatican, the pope has postponed his
ronststoiv from June until September.
wishing It to coincide with his priest
hood iubllee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
Mobile ofacip"s Accounts short.

Mobile Ala May 7.-Expert ac-
countants employed by Mayor +. j.
LYONS TODAY discovered shortage in
the books of ex-City Clerk r. B, owen
to the amount of $4,000. This Is
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16

". II. PArkes. u Lakeside, Ohio.
has ofeoei shoe rep9risg and gzs-
clsne sore cleaning and repairing
slos, in The Esseavooa bsildsnz. lssk
xes: O: the Journal o5oe, On So,z-
So sTe1a-
Nanzx~r Oliver, Of tie Dsy.ona
Aa:o TRANSIT Company viii pat "a
JAZZ of sl4 big bzsses .amorrcw.
Tae az will :szks resaEn sris es-
-rs s'sy MINUTES between Dzysonz.
>ss-tze AID f1z.toaA Beach
T. u Gall azs op<ned bis frui:
store iu aas ne~lr completed bsild-
inE IN Magnolia sren1e. .hr>e doo.s
~@zs .: sEe pessoEse NJ Cali viii
handle srai: frem b.. oxn srovee
p-sn1i rzll-. making a speciality d
tx orders.
csps Leoz Ellen .o..d ors,n9hs .hG
-teas1s@r cssrs>kse up sroa the ship
yard TUESDAY Afternoon - the :err,
fo-k at The f1o< o; ynlassa Avenue
where he ~iii prepare her for ia.
sea-oa business The DIXIE. y h,cf
- ALREADY in commission took 1
charter party ;roa the Seaside Ins
1p ibe Tozssokz Iver today
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
venezseias Turmoil Still Raging
Z E2s.-<. t--.s

l&-Ne~s q the eApsa.% 81 tie stxx.d
VeDe8oeaAa 0ss vessel eAns<.: sss8e~4
0st6ssak ~ disorder sh<c il .tze.z 4
~ eaoitsl. cas.eAs. A ss1,,.. rtga
reoehe6 here to<;2r sAys ,1e e4sy aas
heeo paaced usde< martial ia., ss.+. :
p<siud !. pii;sgssg AID sao:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
rEr Enss<s P-s,

= Z Hs@<1<<
LIMOGES. FRANCE, DIR. is-Ta +.
90 -s.s9n E+sSs-a ; Passenger ADD =
t-~sgl. .-a-1 lbs Mor.snx ia Pan-A
s--5-.- ~ .~rsoos sefe killed >.d
t-@aeI. 3 SCORE is.u,ei
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16

Tie male qaarsesse ef the Fsr<s
l. Z eaarcA - c.iliag fa<th' united
pE1loe foe tho music 6uEnishel Fl e.,
church
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
Society News
CHiLDRERs' PLAY BIB
is BEING REHEARsED.


The pretty play Bib. Comedy o.
Scys IS being rehearsed wilh nuc.
en;hrsiasp IS me nasg bright soll4
reerlc 'ahos part and win I'D im-
Eofta-i e,tr. ia Easter woes when
II VIII be presented at the Grand.This
clever and entertaining falJ play
will be one Of the most delioataf anna
Ger. productions ever seen horo Tine
Heras feople composing the cast are
among The brightest and most gifted
81 ihe youngest. social set and awe
eFincins a wonderful proficiency ana
saleni for acting in rendering Their
diacnli roles. The play viii bc 4
flnished and charming rendition Of
cleFer medley aud all the pretticst
'"sais of toyland. fairyland ana chat
'-'isie hapby fieeting chlld.wond wita
As mystic glamour that none Of as
ever quito forget.
ihe following IS the cast ana there
arc about two hundred other chill
dren who sin take part in attractive
srecialties
Bib, the French doll Miriam
Whuncll.
Kate, the toyshop girl, Margaret
Sparks.
NJ Gluepot VIII Parker
FRINGE Caramel John Mcintosh.
Captain rilIerrope Mallery Aiken.
Angelica. Helen MONTGOMERY
lieutenant Bon Bon Robert Hop
Ans
iopsey Atkins
sylvlnia Gladys alcKinnon.
The Man in the Moon Mr.. George
sherman
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29

cd and otherwise prepared for exit
bition
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
SCHOOLS ARE PREPARING
FOR COMING MEETING.

Extensive preparations are biag
made by the schools for the couvcn-
Hoa OF school superinlendents Viii 4
WI be held thIs weel. The audl.n
ipn has been beautifully decorat ID.
EaaRt Of he work having been 3aoo
~ the pupils Tho -four posts in rla
auditorium have been draped ia the
color Of the different classes. the
afst post being in orange ana BLACK
ior ne seuiors The second Is in
blue aud white for the juniors. the
ihlrd IN white and yellow for the
freshman and the fourth in red ana
white for The academy colors
The greatest enthusiasm prevails
amongst the pupils who are looking
forward with much interest to the
convention The schools viii be- IN
s'lla attire Tor me occasion ana splen.
iia ehibits vii De made 81 the worn,
r, lhe schools many d The drawings
@li' other work having been mount.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
MRS. CATE TO ENTERTAIN
LADIES AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid Society Of Inc
First Methodist church will be IN.
tcrtained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
6 Y cate at her home on North
Norwich street. Every member Is
urged to be present
Mrs Cafe and the ladies Of the aid
society hereby extends a codial inyi
tation TO every female member -
u Methodist church 10 be present It
is expected that each one viii make a
Tree will offering of any amount she
may feel inclined 20 contribute.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY

Eoo c: BRUCE. the reliable drue.
elsts Of Brunswick are having calls
Tor "HlN0iPo.D the new Kidney
cure and Nerve Tonic that they are
selllns under a positive guarantee
us merits are becoming the tam az
me town and everybody wants IN
Try II. and whv not? 1t costs noth.
ing Il it don't do you good-not one
Ihey don't want your money If If
does not benefit Won. ana win cbaar
fpluly refund the MONEY. Try # ~
day ~ II 70
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
Idle Hour
Theatre
Moving Pictures
PROGRAM CHANGED DAILY
3 TO 10 ?. Nj.
ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS.
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2. M. WoLLEY CO.
s01 se7' Atlanta. Ca. Office, 1904 N.
left Of your treatment four
months ago. Have no desire for an
opiate Your treatment is an Il
Claims Louisa j Oakley
Nay sth. '06. Snow Flake Ar;-
over four years ago you cured ma
OF morphine habit. Elias q Star-
- Macon, Mo.
! have never drank shiskey sim.
marsh p, 1892, when | began vo,,-
treatment do Tot crave any Whit.
Key 70 this day. B. D. Wilson
| have used both for the Honor ana
OPIUM habits and 1t has been s s,,e
cess. prefer it to ali Other r TTe-
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ton, S. c. - 0a' IN 8
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E. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh Penn
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29

the have reyclved about the ~outhn
Buster from time TO time since
ais first Inception by the greatest OF
q carcatursts R. F. Out &.
tss-er this year is personifed By
2ster Rosea. than whom no better
hiss ever essayed The character New
rs dances and music toscee~
A aew and most elaborate cos
TIMING and stageing add zest 10 this
year presentation OF this most efTec-
eve - musical comedies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
A pRgcocloUs YouNcsTsR
Is That Prince Of .Jollity. Buster
Blown, Who Gomez to the erase
On Tuasda4. MINT

70 lact This juvenile head cente- Of
the genius Brown. has become Aoto-
uo throueou the land for his fua
making procliyities and right yell
lis headed hy his dog Tige. Mary
Jane Tine Tramp The Cook, Mrs
Grown ana al the familiar figures
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-29
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs Fred PfeiGer will en-
teltain this evening celebrating tbe
NTH anniversary Of their wedding
me affair viii be a yery pleasant one
about 30 or 70 guests 70 participate.
The rooms VIII be attraTively dee
Grated with many original "details
suggesting the wooden wedding au-
M orsn.-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-17
THEY ARE TONY.

The colored people Of Alachua are
unusually respectable. quite indus.
,rlous and torchanded, and slightly In.
cilned to be aristocratic when II
comes 10 mingling with the common
herd. Il seems that large number
OF them from here desire 70 take ad,
vantage Of the low railroad rates 70
jacksonville next Monday. but DO no,
want 20 come Ia contact with the
drunken ,urpentlne ulggers that vii
b. setting ON between here and the
metropolis With this end Ia view
they are circulating a paper among
themselves b an cndeayor 10 ge,
enough to 80 TO Chartee a car. Tbs
idea IA good one, and win probably
enable some of them 20 live longer
and enjoy better health than they
Will q they mix 90 With chose aai
connry eoona-- Alaehua News
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-17

Here is ian old one but it viii
bear repeating "A man who was
afraid Of thunder crawled into hol-
low log as a place Of safety during
a thunder storm. The thunder rolled
and the rain poured down in torrents,
and the old log began to swell up
iii the poor fellow was wedged in
so tight that he could not get out.
All his past sins began passing be-
fore him. Suddenly he remembered
he hadn't paid his newspaper sub
scription, and be felt so small that
he was able to back right out"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-17

Impnre milk 4 said to cause more
sickness than any other nourishment
parsaken o. BY mankind, A Vigorous
protest is now being made BY the
press % many eiiies against the milk
sold BY some dealers. and aaking that
thc law IN retsgvnee 20 inspection %
milk be rleldly entorced The sun
has heard no complaint rcsardins tho
milk seld 10 Gainesville, hut 4 woula
90 no harm 20 require an occasional
Inspection q che SAME rntlean
milk hoslles are ,bs source % much
sickness especially fever and az
hotties thonM - EEL sgerliifed afteg
every aso pairymeu who lsii ~ es'
eErsse MA prcoauiiop are gunulng tbe
risk q loslng cas,Qmsfs throagh
death
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-17

Frank Clark seems 20 have Incur.
rcd TIE opposition az one or twn 81
the pee.wee papcFs On aecoanf ~ mis-
aghi against Governor Broward dur
ips ghe past rslmery oampaign. and
these PAPERS predict that his ~p0llib
eai gooee 81 cooked Well u 700
,hinR "a iast rersuaas Napoleon
Ronaparte % eentess with M Hon
Frank Cor hla Congressional seat twu
years hence. ana see who uiii meet
biz Waterloo CLARK ana hit frieuas
are ready tog the fray