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All Diseases Of Men and Women
Treatei.

Deafness cured BY an entirely new
system. No matter what your disease
may be or how long standing the doc
tors will locate your disease withelt
asking you any question. The doctor
is said to be the gre atest LUNG AND
CATAARH specialist in America. If
you have catarrh or lung trouble 80
and be examined The sick and af-
flicted should take advantage of the
opportunity here offered. Go and have
1t forever settled in youc mind. If
your case is durable DR.. Dickerson
will tell you so frankly;if incurable he
will give you such advice as to pro-
long life No sick man or woman
should fail to consult this eminent man
1t is the greatest opportunity Of the
sick mans life
II you have rheumatism, liver, kid
ney or bladder trouble, paralysis,
heart disease, nervous debility, dys-
pesia or ST. Vitas dance go and he
cured by his new system.
Cancers and tumors cured in their
early stages, structures, ulcers, all
blood, skin and scalp diseases, piles
and reutures cured DR.. Dickinson
guarantees to cure every case he ac-
cepts as durable.
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OLD OR YOUNG MEN

1t matters not what your ailment
may be or how long standing. If your
future health and happines are at
stake. sonsalt this doctor. He will
cure you if you are durable,
Every kind of human i'll falls at the
touch of this wonderful man and so
marvellous have been the cures that
it is hard indeed to find the dividing
line between human accomplishments
and miracle. 1t matters not what the
i'll may be; 1t matters not what dis
couraging reports may have been
made from any direction; it matters
not if yoa have been told that grim
death stares you in the face Go and
consult this doctor and if there is tae
finest thread upon which to hang a
hope YOU will find that hope, and the
hone will surely lead you to the blue
skies Of peace. contentment and health
OFFICE HOURS-s a. m. to p. M.
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LADIES'.

who suffer from special diseases and
those nearing the change of life, maid
ems approaching womanhcod having
any deyiations from health caused by
irregularities or diseases peculiar to
women should consult this eminent
specialist. Angular, disproportionate
women will by recovering perfect
health, gain that well-rounded sym
metrical figure so much desired yet
too often beyond their grasp for the
want of the right medical advisor
These, as we'll as weak women, under
the doctors treatment become strong
we'll, vivacious and happy.
OVARIAN or womb troubles are
cured without the knife. If you have
been advised by any one to undergo
surgical operation for womb OF
ovarian difficulties, rupture tamor
cancer, or piles, do not listen to 1t, and
have your life endangered, by the
lance. knife or needle before consult
ing DR.. Dickerson.
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NO SUBSTITUTE.

Accept no substitute for Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t is the best and
safest remedy for coughs, colds, throat
and lung troubles. Contains no opia-
ties and no harmful drugs. Remember
the name, Fcley's Honey and Tar. and
accept no substitute Atlanta Phar-
macy.
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Resolutions.

-
Resolutions.
BY the finance committee:
Be it, and it is hereby resolved by
the mayor and aldermen of the city OF
Brunswick. in council assembled, that
the mayor be and he is hereby author
led to borrow on behalf of the mayor
and council the sum of five thousand
dollars for the purpose of paying note
for a like sum maturing en- the 18th
inst, and to execute a note or notes
to the lender or lenders of such money
such note or notes to De payable With
in six months from date or a shorted
! period, and to bear interest at rate
not greater that eight percentum pei
annum.
Be it further resolved that the may
or be authorized to renew said note
| or notes for the whole Or any part O
said sum, if the original be made fl
a shorter period than six months from
the date of the original note or notes
By Alderman Bowen:'
Be it and it is hereby resolved b!
the mayor and council of the city O
| Brunswick, in council assembled, tina
upon the adoption of this resolution
the city engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to so alter ant
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WOULD HAVE COST HIM HIS LIZ

oscar Bowman, Lebanon, KY,
writes: have used Foley's Kidney
remedy and take great pleasure in
tating it cured me permanently OF
kidney disease which certainly have
cost me my life" Atlanta Pharmacy.
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rs CASES TREATED FREE

] will treat absolutely free until
cured, excepting medicine the first %
durable cases that call upon me at the
hotel during this my first visit 10
Brunswick.
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COUNCIL MINUTES.
(official.)


Brunswick, Ga, March 10, 1910.
Present, Hon. R. r. Hopkins, mayor;
Aldermen Ludwig, Bowen, Boyle, Cox
Goldsmith and Leo.
Absent, Aldermen cook and Baker.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read and confirmed.
Petitions and Communications.
From Retail Merchants and Bust
ness Mems Association, requesting
that the landing for small boats at
the foot of Monk street be inyestigat-
ed and its condition remedied. Re-
ferred to joint committee on railroads
and harbor and public works.
From H. NJ. King, Jr., W. NJ Purvis,
w. T. Hunter and G. A. Crum, COM
plants of error on part of city asses
sors for 1909 in assessing peronal prop
erty and requesting correction. Re
ferred to taxes and revenues commit
Zee.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
From finance committee, en- petit
ion of Brunswick Retail Merchants
and Business Mems Association. for
IN appropriation of $3.50, payable in
monthly installments of $3.50 to be
Used in connection with like sum
appropriated by the commissioners CT
roads and revenues of Glynn county
or the purpose of advertising Bruins
wick in a magazine known as the
Wiregrass Country: We recon-
mend that an appropriation of $40
made to be paid every month as
ong as the advertisement appears. in
said magazine. Respectfully submit
ted
L. Ludwig, Chairman.
L. Goldsmith.
Adopted.
From same committee, on petition
of board of directors of Seamens' Mis-
sion, for monthly contribution of $40,
viz: We recommend that petition be
granted and the appropriation be made
by council through its standing COM
mittee on hospital and charity Re-
specially submitted.
L. Ludwig, Chairman.
l.. Goldsmith.
Adopted
From sanitation, light and water
committee on petition of residents in
vicinity for the installation of a lignu,
at Albany street and First avenue, to
replace the arc light recently removed
from that point, viz: recommending
that petition be granted and the light
and water committee he renuaStad IN
install 32 candle power incandescent
light at said point. Respectfully
submitted.
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From S. A. Burney, marshal, report
for month of February, 1910. Order
ed filed.
The sun., 1910-06-03
TITm WOvE ~ COAL STRIKE.
IlIlnOls Wine WORKERS Order Out EngiReers
and Firemen.

CHIC 400. June (? War which threatens
The hfe ~ the coal industry in Illinois
was to-day declared het ween the operators
and miners
After refusing the terms accepted by
tho miners IN other States. leaders Of the
Illinois strike ordered ouf engineers and
pumpmsn who had heen left ~ work 10
guard against DESTRUCTION of property
during the zusTsnson The order is
effective twelve hours after the opera, ors
receive the ultima,um
Millions II dollars arS involved IN tho
latest strike order a. many II the pron-
erfiss are known a. wet minea and hey
will ~ irretrevahly damaged unless the
pumps are Kept running. The dry
miues also will be greatly damaged " hrn
IN" supply Ot fresh air - shut N by clos
Ing down tho fans.
IN face ~ the warlika move of the
IN inars the Operators decided 20 stand
firm and their position VAS indorHed al a
special meeting II The Illinois MAnufar-
lures Association held this afternoon AZ
hs l.asalle Hotel
Though the zuspenaiOn is costing the
manufacturers lu Illinois AZ the rate II
so go year extra for fuel they decided
unanimously % stand BY tho operators
IN the struggle
FEDERAL Intervention NAV he ASKED bv
N" manufacturers. and u was intimatsd
that President Taft may ~ urged 10 do
a. President Roosevelt dad IN the anthra-
cite coal strike in 1870 when he forced the
operators and miners 10 submit % arbi-
tratiOn
The But-on Coal Company of Danville
pfuulOyinr , OuEI man atynad lha s~aI. 10
day Thir N the nine owned by the
United States Steel Corporation The
scale was also signed by the Ltchfeld
Coal Company. Opersaors in the Fifth
and Ninth districts have signed the scale
and 200 Of the :? 0OD strikers IN this
State have returned 10 their work. Sew
"nty-siN mines have resumed operations
m the Fifth and Ninth districts and IOO
~ the State
The sun., 1910-06-03
JICOH SCHIFF GIVES 4 DINNER.
se,enU New YOrk JeNs Greet claude q
NOntrRsFe % I.OndOR

Jacob II Schih gave \ dinner lasi night
A. the Hotel Astor az which the guest II
honor was Claude q Montehore of Lon
don. president of the Anglo-Jewish Assn
citation and the Jewish Rel gious Union.
two chs ritable organizations of England
About seventy New York Jews were also
guests oi Mr. SchiH
The dinner was strictly kosher Mr.
Schih had made arrangements with the
hotel management 20 have Jewish
caterer prepare the food
Here ia n man. said Mr. SchiH in intro
ducinR Mr. Monteh0re. who rs spending
his life for the benefit Of our Oppressed cO-
religionists and rlisinR the name ~ Jew
wherever he IN located, helping him in the
far corners II the earth. Anything be
does he does from the heart and he does
Il right
Mr. Montefore thanked Mr. Schif for
his hospitality aud said
We Jews " England delight 20 come
here We are received with such TN
failing kindness Il isa pleasure 70 come
here 10 study vOuT charitable institutions
and your methods of philanthropy
The Rev DT samuel Schulman spoke
~ charitable work now being done in New
YORK city Among Mr. SchIhs gtiesta
were Dr SCheChter president u tho
Jewish National Theological Seminary
the Rev DT Magnes Julius Mayer former
Attorney General y J Greenhuf the
Rev DR. n p Mendes. the Rry Dr
Stephen n Wise. lsidor Straus. Y Taylor
Phillips. Edward LAutsrbach Henry Nor
genthau Louis Stern. AdOlph : Ochs.
Justices Blur. Greenhaum and platzek.
and Judge Rosalsky
The sun., 1910-06-03
TEXtS RiILRotD DErIurS.
" idrnrr ~ ~hov Ihst states on alton
shnnlh NnI lIr MrhMrrh

ArsrIv rsA June PrrHnnarv Oh
fling sur 20 ani1.u the STATE BaH-1a.!
ConmisF'ou from promflgat ng rho oui-
ton freight rate r"duc' iUr o. four
ren's hundred pounds Nh" several
railroads 1f Texas to-day ~Ihmu'rH %
that BODY D statement 1T thn'r argre-
gate earnings and operating oNurnsas
Tor the period ~ nine months snced
March 81 1870 - compared vtH m"
cnrrespoDdIng period ~ ~" preceding
fpsr
II shows the tDtai operating revenue
Tor ths nine months ~ 1910 20 be- s7r o.
Tsl $50 while for tine pprre-p rniug
period in fp0 tho total was s1l ~ ~
Tho operating rTuTu~e- flr 'hn 1910
period is ssi ~ ~. ~ compared with
$50 i21 ~ Ih, statement shows 90 def
CT ~ S--i 80 tor tho 1910 period. -
compared wth o surplus uf a iGs ~
fnr the IT9 p"r.pi Tn" q Terpucr
against tho nDr' recent period is ~
7a5 ss7
Al ansIys.. II flr dlFersuca shows
al increase n operating expenses Of
b2 81 998 i10rsl-a M interest on uA-
furded dent ~ t6gi as. increase I1 rem
tal of road facilities dC. Il tisS 100. in
crease IN rental of equipment ~ sg22
$50. Incrsi-' DOB tiyn- ~ s22G t56. Increase
10 addUCu- NHffarmar.-. 20 0f a. go .
So total rn,T aa-. - ljp 2g9 Ia-s ur.fsting
revenue A. 80 So jess Interest on other
income sg2tal3 decrease Ir interest
on funded debt. 80 gst d.or.t-a rr other
income reduaf b.. sgss ". total a. 3E3
81 which wf O. s tIf"rsrr 1' If sla .
So r.
The sun., 1910-06-03
K,ISERS arr rO SHOOTERS
NSn RerRsiOrn Presents u aud Makes =
GSOd Shot al the Target


Iced shot at the Target
Baron Won BernsioriI. the German
Amha ssadOr was the guest ~ honor
Yesterday a. the hig shooting festival
~ the National SchntZenbund now in
progress a. ths Union Hill Sch1tzen
Park in North Bergen. A delegation
from the bund met him a. tho Hotel
Astor az I O'Clock and escorted him 20 The
park. the party making the trip in three
automobiles
The Ambassador was welcomed by
the various societies IN the bund. the
members Of which we're lined up 10 re-
ceive him tie vas escorted in company
with COnsul-General Frankson Of New
York and Consul Jahnz n Charleston,
y. e.. former president Of the National
SChutzenhund. 70 the newly erected
pavilion which was built in hurry on
the site Of the burned dancing pavilion.
where former Mayor Adolph Iankering
of Hoboken honorary president Of the
festival committee. introduced the Baron
10 Emil berckman, president Of the bund
Mr. RerCkman made a speech expressing
the appreciation felt by all SChutzens
81 the great honor shown o. them by the
German Emperor IN directing the Amhas-
sadOr tO attend the festival as his repre-
sentative.
RarOn won BernstOrh m responding
said that he was pleased to see that
Germans IN this country were organizing
not only for their own benefit but for tho
bensgit Of their adopted land. He de-
clared that the German Emperor IL proud
of the part which citizens of German
parentage in this country ars taking IN
the upbuilding ~ the United States
The Ambassador then presented the
EmperOr's hest wishes 20 the bund and
handed tO President Berckman . golden
eagle about three inches IN diameter
the Empsror's gift TO the bund The
eagle - suspended from the German
coioFs and IL to he worn by the bund's
president,
Al IN. conclusion Of his address the
Ambassador proposed thres cheers for
the Emperor Of Germany aud the PreSi-
dent II the United States. which were
given With great gusto.
BarOn won RernstOrf was escorted To
the shooting gallery. whsre he was in
vited TO try his skill on the Columbia
target Hts first was almost a centre
shot and OcCasioned a great outburst of
cheers. The Ambassador visited the
Fritz Reuter- Altenheim in, the park
grounds maintained by the plattdeutsChe
Nolksfeat Nerein. and was later enter
tanned at dinner by the bund Odicprs in
the castle tie was escorted hack to New
York at I'D last evening by ex-Mayor
lankering.
The sun., 1910-06-03
pOpr rms IrlRS OID
4 sunirrman,ls T'lan- fog Celebration 10
Nod Nntl-1 IrriraI IDrmonstTation.

N"HI.H. t|Hf UIE."'f fn TIM nlN
Rouf Ian. The Gioriauo Bruno
Association. au auu-Cl-rcal organiza
ton. ths headquarters Of which b, iIsr
uut.ldn the l,uuau. secretly organlIed
a hostile demonstration foT This evening
while the Pgpal troop, were attending the
usual hirihdsv celebrations ~ the Pope
consisting or ilumnatiou- of the bar
racks and concert which the Pope
watches each year from window ~ his
apC r'msnt,
In consequence ~ this th' Pope to
prevent disturbance. Countsrmanded
IN" plans for the celebration. No hag-
were huisJri and the troops wore half
dress instead oi full dress uniforms
IT,, Holiness spent hil seventy fifth
hrt hday quietly H. celebrated mass
m his private chap"l. only his sisters and
niecs attending later h- gave audi-
rnoes to CardinPl Merry del Val Papal
Secretary ~ state. and the prelat,s of
the Papal household Then he gave
ordinary audiences IN the afternoon
he walked m the Vatican gard-us
The sun., 1910-06-03
HtiOR SIDES WJTH HORSEWEN.
win sign BiI That Nay Bar NuISs From
Part of Ocean PARKWAY.

mayor laFunf announced yesterday AZ
the conclusion of hearing GA the Cullen,
Goodspeed measure that he intended 90
sign the bill II permits the Park Com.
missioner of Brooklyn 10 exclude auto.
mobiles. bicycles and motorcycles from
the Ocean Parkway between Twenty
second avenur and King Highway
whenever he pleasrs and permit this
stretch u the parkway 10 be used ex
clusively by drivers ~ hight horse drawn
vehicles
A good many automobil" men appeared
before the Mayor 10 oppose the bill. &.
Andrade Jr.. who represented tho New
York Automobile Trade Association and
the Licensed Automobile Dealers ~ the
City ~ New York. said that there were
4OOD owners u automobiles IN the city
and that il did not seem fair % exclude Az
of them from any section ~ the parkway
for the brneht ~ a few owners ~ horses
Mr. Andrade said a count had been kept
one day reCently Uf the vehicles that
passed over the Ocean Parkway and that
horse drawn vehicles were only 1; per
cent. of the total number. He also called
attention tO the fact that the majority Of
the horse drawn vehicles seat only ,wn
persons. while the average automobile
carries FIVE persons. Mr. Andrade de-
Clared tina; the land used for the parkway
was taken tor a public highway and that
Il woulAbe illegal % restrict any part Of a
pubic highway 90 the uze u a certain
class Of road users
Hert,ert g. Andrews chairman ~ the
legislative COMMITTEES Of the Long Island
Automobile Club. said 4 was physical
impOs-ibility for the owners u autOmo-
bileS 70 Use the 25 foot wide roadway al
the side u the parkway ~ has been pro-
posed by the advocates Of the bin. The
Orean Parkway WAS the only road 10
COney Island. and a. close p 20 autOmo-
hiles woud mean 'h- loss ~ a great deal
II money ~ the business mrn Of COney
Island
Or George ". Brush Of the BROOKLYN
llsa que asked the Mayor 20 veto the hin
because the PARK Commissioner ~ a Do.
litical appOintee, upon whom influence
could be brought o bear.
John a. Hart. who resides on the Ocean
Parkway. ~ fhe corner Of Avenue \. aid
he was OppD~ed 10 allowing the horsemen
g. 1as the pr rtway at all end that the loose
dirt placed IN the rosd for the benefit Of
the hOrz~uien made a lot of dust In the
summer and was impa ssable when frozen
IN the winter when he lkened ~ 10 the
Alp
Mayor Gaynov then asked n there was
any 0ne else Opp0-ad ~ The b.ii and aid
he would sign 10 without asking any "
~ advocates ~ speak IN ~ favor
The NavOr ~aid that the automobile
men ought ~ bs more generous IN their
attitude They had been well taken ca.
II and could not have everything
-This bin he said ~ a slight con
ressi0n % the people who own horsr. IN
the meantime the City rNpests ~ have
another speedway III" automobile peo-
pie manifest an exclusive spirit about this
matter and IN some other matters
The sun., 1910-06-03
OBITI Arr

Horace Mansfield Barry. president Of
the Carnegie Hall Corporation, died yezteT-
day al his home. iSt West fifiy-seyenth
street in his seventy. fourth year Heart
disease was The immediate cause following
= weeks illness. NJ Barry Na- born m
Brookline Mass He came 10 New York
Early in life Sith b.. iamily Hls father
vas samuel Barry % the hrIn ~ Waldo
barry Co. wOollen merchants soon
after the civl var Mr. Barry vent 10 VII
WinRtOn, 4. We vas IN he Commis-
sion business. dealing IN cotton ~ that city
tor q time. aud later In Norfolk Ne vas an
1iYir-r Of the Fine Arts SOciety hnd mem-
her of fhs Mon club Ne never married
brother. Major k0t~rt 7 Barry. Si0-
teeuih nHed States Infantry, retired b
living in Warrington Va The funeral
sill bs held on Saiurday. and lnt~rment " lll
be- made AZ the Trinity Cemetery on Wash
inFt0n Heights
CaDt John A Norris. IS retired
died a. Annapolis Nd yesterday He
Isf1 and entered fhe naval -rrVic. ~ q
midshipman on Sspfsuber - IsGs grad
nattng from the Naval Academy on June
tsSB We uas promoted 10 ensign on
July ". 1870 10 master on urtDber tn 1872
10 Lieutenant 0n October 20, 1873 10 Leu
snani Commander on August - Isgs
serving IN the last named grade during
he spanish American war a. executive
oTireT 0f the I = \ Boston. paTt b. ipattnE
10 ihs battls ~ Naniis Ray. MAY i sss
iir vas afferNaTd adyan'ed ny- uumhers
~ grade for eminent and Conspicuous on
tuct displayed during nat battle He
saz transferred 10 the retired lisi on June
IH tnB. on biz own application and has
performed no active duty since that date
Patrick " Dunn gan eh0 had been boz
hP RTOCerY business ui Atlantis ayauue
and tOiumbia plar~. Brooklyn, ior forty
years di~,i on "Wednesday night ~ his
home. " state street. in hi- EiAty.tfird
q ear W. was born in Ireland and b.
'ame 10 Brooklyn IN bis boyhood Hs
u o. one Of the oldest memhers ~ the Church
~ ~ Charles b0rrDmeD ih sidney place
where NE funeral zeryices Wii be held
O-morfOw morning ie n survived bv
o. w0 snnH Joseph and he Rev Ambrose y
Dunnigan ~ Hrmp.tend. T.. j. aud hv .
daughter.
Arthur T.. BoucheF. head ~ the R0urbsr
FORK IippinK Company. died on Wedne-
day ~ his home taa Madison street llrDnb
lyn. 10 be- fort third year Hs vas the
Inventor Df The cork iirs for otgafpttss
We vas yetFran ~ ne Iueni y-thIrd Reg
m"nl "" b. survived b, hiz uifr and .
daughter
E1-Goy tohu " Mickey nj NebrssLt
died at hia home IN 0Euania vssteFdHY
Denth tas due o. nTterial arisr0sis
The sun., 1910-06-03
MARRIED..

oRMNN-HOLDRN Ca June - Wsdsss
y. J, By the Hev. Wendell Prime Kesa
Elizabeth Zebra daughter Of NJ and IN
tdNsrd p Holden, 10 Rodcrick Aisen Dor
man Of New York city
FAHNESTOCK - BERrRON - On we1nssisi
June I, At ~ Wcst S4th IT.. New York b, ~
Ne, Ernest n. Surcs. FHzabeth dsggbiG
oi Mt and Mr. 5. Reading Berirou. 10 snos.
Den A. Fahncsiock
hERRiLls-RANn. on Wednesday. Junc a.
- Johns Church Far Ro~kAuay ~ M
Night itet. the Hishop oi Long 'sani
Dorothy. daughter 0i Mr.. George Hsn4
10 Payson MclAnc Mcfnn Of New Nos
MILLER BRlGH NM On June I. ~ Nes o..
~ thc Hon Charles T.. Guy. Justice of No
supreme Court Mrs. LOUISE sis,ersou ne
Lam 20 Mr. william Baldwin Miller.
NENABLE-McHARG on wsdnssday. rl-'
A. stamford. Conn N ~ Johns DhIrh
by the Rev Luke White Of virgnis Msrc1
Adeiaide MchaTg. daughter Of NJ and Mr.
weary King McHaTg. 10 CeoTgs 100 htfl
N~nable of virginia
The sun., 1910-06-03
DIED..

BARRY On June ?. 1910. after 4 shor .lr''
a. he residence. ist West 5sth -. Nsv l''s
CITY. Horace Nansncd Barv in i-r 'h
year Of bis age
Funeral uOiicc later
DlNNtGAN. SUDDENLY ~ his home o. 40
49,. Brootlyu Patrick v Dunnir1u ''fHe
ltsy Ambrose p. DunniEan of Hsm1-fri1
Ilneral leaves BIZ late home Sstuutal nn.I
Inc ~ 30 proceeding 10 ~ tharIe. 'o.
rpmcos Church. q sidney piaro, s..r
soicmn hiEh rsss Of requiem Will H. ..rt
for thc rep1se Of ~ soul. Friend, 1nf .'
lives are kindly invitei IN attend
PErlT on June .. Kdvard Aidcn Teuf .1f
IN state rHF ruNEHAL CHUhcH 20. "f'i
I'd a. FHAEK y CAMFAEiI Boo
SHELnON On "Wednesday. June 0. ll ..f.
England. Charles u Sbcidon.
SrBIRA. On May - i9io. Louis subIn -'
vices 'TuE IUNEHAL CHUHcH.' =ti West ~
a. 0ruNk 2. CsNrBfta. HID0
WEsTEHNAN on May N. 1870 Anns Fr.H
man SenLrs -THF fUREHAL Curr H 2"
west -ad IT, tFrAsE q, e ,uFuEir Btra