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PETITION FOR CHARTER.

. Gf5ORGlA.-GLYNN COUNTY.
; To the Superior Court of Said County:
The petition of Henry p. Talmadge,
OF che state OF New Jersey. w. +.
Kay, of The state Of Florida. and #
Iclumbia Downing. Frank D. Aiken
and Joseph W. Bennett, of Glynn coun-
y, Georgia, respectfully shows:
I. That petitioners, their associates
and successors, desire to form and
be created and made body corporate
polite under the laws of the state Of
Georgia, for a term OF twenty years,
with the privilege of renewal thereaf-
ter in accordance with the law, under
the name and style Of The Georgia
Coast Realty Company
. Tie chief office OF said corplTa-
ton shall he in Glynn county, Geor-
sia bat said corporation shall be
authorized 10 establish and have sach
| other offices and places OF business
elsewhere in the state OF Georgia, and
in either states # the United States
ana in foreign countries as lis bust
ness interests and convenience may
.s1sagest or require.
/ T.. The ob.t ct and purpose al said
corporation WI &c uecniaIy gain ana
4 profit to its Stockholders.
4. The particular Business whic,
said corrorati.n proposes To- carry On
tand conduc is:
(aJ 70 purchase "H.n 5"l, lease
rent and Deal in real estate.
, ~ To Purchase, h@ acquire, OWN
,.5eiI and DEAL in lands, timber timber
rights Ntod and all other property
for util2a5 ion or bargain pr sale IL
its baainF IS.
. (c) To eel. own. lea2o and operate
Bawmills and generally to mannlac-
rawn. buy. sell and zeal in shingles
ca5ssties. lumber ana AT inter auc
wood pro&ucts
tdp To buy. construct, Own, eQnil
i and Of era tram roa,l w. connection
with its Business
teI 10 purchus" = -.giE'ct. GWn
lease and operate I'M! inc stills and
manufacture, boy, So 2nc deal il
naval stores.
G) TO o>ndurl 4 %: carry Oh a com
! missary or nerc.I, business as III
-sdjunct t. and in coA1eetio, witP
! business
/ CgD To engage in iarlnin[; truck
mg and geHeral agriculture.
(hJ TO Improve tracts Of sand by
s;l! division into farms, to ciesr, drain
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-egaI Advertisements
SHERIFF SALE.
tate of Georgia, eIynn County.

State of Georgia, Glynn County.
VIII be sold before the court house
door on the first Tuesday in April,
one thou"and nine hundred and ten,
Q9l0D between the legal hours of sale
to the highest and best bidder for
casa, the following personal property
to-wit:
Four pool tables, one billiard table,
one set of bar fixtures. five sets OF bill
Hard cues four sets OF pool balls
one set OF billiard balls and five cue
racks. Levied upon and sold as the
property of Abbott & Waite, and j.
W. Abbott and w. w. Waite principals
under and by virtue of an execution
issued from the superior court of said
county in favor of Brunswick Bake
Collender Company and against Alb
bCtt & Waite and J. w. Abbott and
W. W. Waite for the sum Of one thous-
and dollars ($l,000) principal, interest
at seven per cent 60 from December I
one thousand nine hundred and nine,
l909l and nineteen dollars t$1900D
court costs. Notice OF levy given ten
ent in possession Said property. on
acco1nl Ct its bulk, will not be eN-
.hilijtd ana exposed At the court house
door, but can he seen at 300 GloucsS-
ter street in brunswick, Georgia
Levy made and returned to me by
r. s. Pyles, deputy sheriff.
This March II, 1910.
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Georgia, Glynn County.
Ordinary

Georgia, GIynn County.
TO whom ii may concern:
Mary King, cf said county, having
in proper from applied for appoint
ment as permanent administrators
upon the state OF r, sa Jordan lately
of said County. deceased; This is to
cite AL and singular the heirs and
creditors of said deceased to show
cause, if any they can, why the said
Mary King should not lie appointed
such administrators at the Court 0t
Ordinary to be held in and for said
county. on The First Nj .nday in May,
1910.
Witness my official Signature, his
the 9TH day of April, 1910.
Horace Dart
Ordinary of Glynn County, Georgia
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

>~re>Ser>Ns>S>>s%sssssNS~s>N~
lisAment OF an o. ganization fer the
promotion of the best interest OF the
citizens of Brunswick, and generally
for the. advancement OF trade and
commerce, domestic and foreign. and
with such facilities to promote the
upbulidlnS Of said city of Brunswick,
and such other things as are usually
done by like organizations To estab-
lish and operate a bureau OF credits
tor the benefits of such members as
may desire to avail themselves there.
of. 10 furnish reliable information to
members as to the financial and credit
standing of patrons applying for ere
dit, and to furnish information which
may assist such members in the coll
lection of debts.
Fourth-Your petitioners desire to
have all the powers, rights and priv,
leSes necessary and proper to success
fully maintain the objects of its incor-
pratiOn.
Fifth-Petitioners desire to he in
colporated for d term of twenty
years, with the privilege OF renewal
at the expiration Of that time, and as
often thereafter as may be done TN
der the laws of said state
SiXth-That the principal Office and
place of business shall be in The city
OF Brunswick, Glynn county, Coor2ia.
Inth-Petitin ers pray that tte
I RIG, be granted them Ia SIZE and he
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Sheriff GIynn County. Georgi;
SHERlFF'S SALE


ca5rS,:. Giynn County.
VIII he sold before the courthouse
d. + cl said county. un the first THas-
d.. - May, next, between the LA,
hoaya Ct sale. to tie highest ard best
ii der for cish all NAT certain 5 Dck
end l0l OF Goods. wares. mel ohardie~.
@l.d fixtures. located al 40. 219 Nov
castle street, Brunswick, Georgia. con
sistin" OF all articles ii trade. Wl-,'h-
es clocks, ieweIy, cAira, statuary,
chardi~e as now contained in sud
store: also all fixtures. snow cases,
etc. therein contained TO be sold
| as the property of x. Mott to satisfy
q certain mortgage execution ise led
from the Superior Court Of Gl(un
County. IN favor of Geo. r. and D W
KrauSs, for $1.574,35, principal, be
sides interest, etc. In as much as
said property is difficult TO TRANSPORT
an expose for sale before said &C It
house docr, said property will he sold
as the same is now located in said
store
This April s, 1910,
WIN. n. Berrie
Sheriff. GlYnn County Georcla:
Alsp at same time and place !AA
following property to-wit: I 'ooi
fahleS I billiard table; ) set cases, !
saJs pool balls; scr billiard 1all~' !
cue racks; I lat OF chairs: anA ct
Of bar fixtures. Le:ied on and IN no
sold as property OF Abbott q Wejte
and j. W. Abbott and w. W. Waite, 20
>atisfy execution from Glynp SC;."r-
ior C"art il favor u Brunswick Bake
Z, Co i0rdcr G mnanN. said property
is d.f.,Ilt to transport and will be
cd without exposing same at CNlrt
hous" dOor.pro" erty located in bm. 4
ing al 10. 300 Gloucester street.
Brunswick Ga.
WI. n. BeTTie
Sheriff Glynn Comfy, GeO".,ia.
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Ordinary GNnD County. Goo. 8
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
NORRIS AFTER
CHANGE RULES
RULING or CANNON ON NEW
RULE TO TAKE BILL FROM
COMMITTEE Is BELIEVED To
BE WRONG.

Washington, Dec. 23.--Representa
Tive Norris, Of Nebraska, the insurgs
,ent Republican whose resolution in
stigated the rules fight In the house
last March, will, Immediately after
the holidays, introduce Y d proposed
amendment TO the rules to permit the
reading Of the title only, instead of
the entire bill, on motion to dis
charge a committee from further cor
ssderation OF a measure, na
Norris and other Republicans have
heen in conference since Speaker
Cannon rendered rtiling few days
ago that on such motions bill mus
be read in its entirety, thus seriously
Hooking the business Of the house
Norris said today he felt4it would
not be regarded as an nsurgent
change, as the ruling enabling such
motions was reported out of the regn-
lar rules committee of the house. He
believed the speakers decision was
wrong, particularly as the motion In,
yclVed was not one for the passage
of a bill, but, assuming that the
speakers decision would stand, IL
change in the rules is imperative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
NELL MAY YET
AVERT STRIKE
4..-~
HAS FORMULATED COMPROMISE
WHICH IS MOST LIKELY 70
BE ACCEPTED.
STAYED STRIKE ORDER
Commissioners Plan Carried conces
slons on Both sides--Englneers
and Managers to Con-
fer Again Today.

Chicago, Dec, 23.--With the rail
| road managers and locomotive engI
neers on the verge Of an open rup
ture and the most gigantic strike Ii
railroad history but a few hours OH
Labor Commissioner Neill late n tn
night stayed the strike order an,
paved the way for settlement. Tht
Issue of peace }Or war viii be de
termined tomorrow. Al midnight the
chances appeared on the side O
|peace.
- A compromise which Neill cons.d
Aed fair TO both sides was presented
to the leaders tonight, too late fol
the committee to act upon it. Fact
side wilp discuss it tomorrow, and
If it is acceptable, an agreement may
oe signed by noon.
Early in the evening it appeared
that strike was imminent. Grand
Chief w. 5. Stone, of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers, dc
clared that he saw no hope of set
tlement, with his ADVISORY board pre-.
taiing to issue the strike order. Some
committeeman we've making arrange
Gents to leave ihe city and hurry To
their respective divisions to be ready
Tor the clash Stone intimated that
II was but question Of few hours
when d bulletin ordering the men 10
leave their cabs would be issued.
About Z o'clock Commissioners
Neill telephoned Stone to meet him
at q hotel at. once with the mem.
l1erg b. the Advisory board. When
Mr.. Stone and the committee reached
the hotel Neill presented the com
agreement. It provides for
come concessions on both sides,
though its acceptance, it is said, wilt
give the men a good advance over
the offer made them by the man,
ayers,
That it will be accepted by the
general managers Is said to be al
most vertain. Neill would not discuss
the nature of the compromise, but ad
mitted that it was his final step in
the mediation line. If it is rejected
by either side, Neill will formally
offer arbitrator as he required to un
1er the law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
FIRE VICTIMS
NOW NUMBER a
AS RESULT OF CHICAGO con.
FLAGRATioN-cAPT. LANNoN
plES--RELlEF FUND is NOW
$4,000.

Chicago, Dec. 23.--Alexander q
Lannon, a captain of the fire depart
nent, who was injured at the stocl
yards fire Thursday. died late today
This makes the official list of de5
twenty-four.
Coroner Hoffman, following a days
investigation with the members of q
Jury, announced that the inquest will
be opened Wednesday morning. t
A peculiarly pathetic scene oc.
Cured at the fire this afternoon when
the body of Captain Dennis Doyle,
the last to be recovered, was taken
from the ruins. Pipeman Edward
Doyle, son of the captain, collapsed
when his fathers body was found.
Edward Doyle had been at the fire
nearly S6 hours. He had assisted in
finding the body of his brother, Nicho-
las, also killed in the fire, and re-
fused to leave until that of his father
was recovered. tetse
The citizens relief committee, Of
which Harlow Higinbotham is chair
man, and John j. Mitchell treasurer,
established headquarters at a down
town bank today. 1t was announced
that n fund of $250,000 is desired. OF
this sum $4,000 had been subscribed
when the committees office closed
for the day. 84E D.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
TESTIFY FOR DEFENSE IN MRS.
TuRNBuLL AGAINST BALD.
WIN ESTATE.
OF Woman's Previous Suit Aaainsi
the Turfman-17 More of Her
Alleged Letters Are
introduced.

\ Los Angeles, Dec. 2a.--"Lucky.
IBaldwin's gold could do anything
Iagainst defenseless woman" This
Twas one of the parting shafts launch
I'D at the opposing attorneys and %
ilhe jury BY Mrs. Lillian Tnrnbull be
tfore She ended her testimony today
Itn The contest c. her daughter,
Beatrice, for neatly d quarter Of The
|yn,000,e00 estate the late turfmaI
| left.
The record OF the woman's testi-
mony at the b'ial of her $4,000 slit
against Baldin, some years ago, have
been destroyed. The attorneys for
the state were endeavoring to secure
her present version of that testimony
preparatory to introducing evidence
for impeachment, when she replied
as quoted to the question as to what
reason there might be for so many
foGgeries of her letters.
q
Seventeen more of her alleged let.
ters were introduced. She declared
them base, atrocious forgeries, per
retrated by william in the employ of
James r. Wood"
Wood is Boston detective EN-.
-nloyei by Col. Albert Jope, whom
Mrs. Turnbull previously declared
"sold me out to Baldwin"
One letter contained this sentence:
II resisted Lucky Baldwin more than
ployed by Col. Albert Pope, whom
lever betray his name, woman
never betrays a man she loves,
Never"
Mrs. Turnbull declared she neyar
wrote this, although it is quoted as
part of the evidence in the decision
rendered by Judge Charles Slack,
who presided in the seduction case
Slack will be one of the chief W.T.
nesses for the defense after the hear
ing is resumed on January A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
633 SELLERS Of
VOTES INDICTED
TOTAL OF WEEKS WORK or
GRAND JURY IN OHIO coUN.
Tv--PRtcE or, VOTE WAs,sRE.
TWEEN $to AND $40.

West Union, O., Dec. 23.-One nun
dred additional indictments charging
citizens Of Adams county with bribery
in connection with the recent elec
ton were returned by the grand jury
today, bringing the total Of indict
|ments for day UP to 272 and the
grand total of indictments returned
this week up to 633.
More than 200 arrests have beer
made and in every instance the lie
fendant pleaded guilty. In a majority
of the cases the court has imposed
"a fine of $25 costs and jail sen.
tence of 6 months with loss of the
right to vote for five years.
SO far the evidence disclcses tic
guilt equally divided between RepuE-
lfcans and Democrats. i appears tha.
the price for vote ranged between
10 and 500.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
D. 'AULbY SEEMS
BREAKING down
SENSATIONAL CASE nv TOURS,
FRANCE, ExciTES ExTEN-
slvE COMMENT.
MUCH WEEPING is HEARD.
At Yesterdays Session--Leadina Gil
gems Of Tours Give MamsAI-
legged to be Swindler
Clean Record.

Tours, Dec. 23.-'An amazing cour
drama OF passion and pathos" is how
q local paper tonight sums up the
trial OF 2"Count' and Countess
d'Aulby de Gatigny, who are chargej
with having swindled the duchess d
Cherseul Praeslin, formerly Mrs
Charles Hamilton Paine, Of Boston
The epigram is based on todays sen
sational developments at the trial
which moved the auditors to burst
into weeping.
Reputable business and professino.
al men Of Tours today painted D'Aut
by and his wife as the incarnation oil
honesty and charity, declaring that
their ministering to the wants of the
sick and needy caused themNt TO be
loved and esteemed.
NJ. Diot, president of the Tours AS
sociation Of Lawyers, who drew up
the contract for the sale of the pic
ture "Antiope" to the late Mr. Paine,
testified that d'Aulby insisted on tie
insertion of clause in the contract
that he could not guarantee the au
thenticity of the picture.
He also said neither d'Aulby nor his
wife had any idea of business or tha
value of money, of which they re-
ceiyed $4,000 almost every yeac
from Boston. They are passionately
fond OF music and lived happily until
Mrs. Paine entered d'Aulby's life
which. until then had been reproacn
able.
D'Aulhy, the witness said, was the
victim Of tie wiles of others who are
trying to ruin him. AS NJ Diot gave
instances Of dAulby's alleged chari-
ties sobbing was heard. The witness
said it was always d'Aulby's intention
to forward the wine, for which Paine
had given him $3,700,
Every witness called by the prose-
cution today turned out to be a de
fender of the defense, while the test
mony of M. Desmoulin, member OF
The jury Of Beaux Arts Salon, Paris
produced an impression most favor
able to the accused.
D'Aulby, who, under the French
system, Is constantly questioned on
various points brought out by the wit
aesses, shows signs of breaking down
as the result Of the ordeal. 1t is an.
lounced that d'Aulby has spent eight
months of his life in prison in COM
posing music and writing hiss me-
noirs. 'r,H
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
SALE At DEAD (.
LETTER OFFICE
PosToFFicE DEPARTMENT REAL.
lZEs NET REVENUE $s,73e7s
--oWNERs OF ARTICLES
SOLD COULD NOT BE FOUND.

Washington, Dec. 23.-SSales Of ar
ticles accumulated in the division OF
dead letters in the postoffice de-
partment during the last few day:
embraced 1891 catalogued items az
gregating $9,S46.S0, or an average oi
s1.33 for each parcel sold according
to the report of the postmaster gen.
eral. The net revenue was $3.50 rs.
The merchandise disposed OF EN-
bracei undelivered matter of saleable
value, for which the owners could not
be found, received during the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1909, and REPRE-.
aented saleable articles found in 1870 :
495 parcels and letters.
The failure to restore this matter 10
the owners, in nearly all instances.
was due to neglect of the sender to
place his card or address upon the
wrapper,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
LET CONTRACT TO
RAISE PURITAN
U. s. MONITOR WAS SUNK IN
CHESAPEAKE BAY SEVERAL
WEEKS AGo--$23, 900 IS CON.
TRACT PRICE.

Washington, Dec. 23.-The monitor
Puritan, which was sunk in Chess.
peake Bay several weeks ago as the
result of experiments with new ex.
plosive, will be raised by wrecking
company at contract price OF $23,00C
ine contract was signed today.
The company agrees to deliver the
Puritan at the Norfolk navy yard
afioat and in condition to be handled.
In case the company fails to accln-
plish the task it will receive no pay
ment.
After the puritan has ben placed
in the dock it is estimated 1t will cost
the government $l45,000 To put her
in a seaworthy condition.
Because of the Puritan's antlquated
design, she is not regarded as q
fighting ship, but in time of war might
be used as sort of advance fort
stationed in front of shore fortifics-
tlons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
EXECUTE
Ten CITIZENS
BECAUSE THEY WERE HOSTILE
TO MEXICAN REvoLT-iNsuR
REcTOs SAY THEY WILL en-.
TER CHIHUAHUA.

Chihuahua, Dec. ~. An American
WHO has been ten days with Ire IN
surreetion forces. returned toda,
bringing news that the latter recent
lay executed ten civilians hostile to
the revolt. Their number inclptles
ono Judge.
While the revomtionists have sur.
rounded Gen Navarro at Pedernales
his situation, according to this infor-
nation. is not precarious.
x daring squad. of four insurrectos
rode into this eity5last night listribut-
ing circulars stating that the citizens
should remain within doors after !
O'clock tomorrow afternoon az the
rebels intended to enter the city. The
warning is not regarded seriously
More taan q thousand reinforce
ments are now in tn city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
AFFAIRS OF STATE MADE PRESI
DENT LATE IN BUYING
PRESENTS.
SPENDS A GOODLY sum
Gives Useful Things, Such as Tur
keys, to White House Employees
Fond OF Giving Books and
Trinkets Of Jewelry

Washington, Dec 23--Taft finished
his Christmas shopping today. Nat
\ ters o. state made the president one
OF the tardy shoppers. Altogether he
has devoted three afternoons to the
task, which was not small one.
Na Yesterday Captain, Butt, the presr.
lent's aide, carried 35 of Taft's cards
With ham, but they were all exhausted
before the president was willing to
leave the holiday counters, and the
captain had to make hurried trip
to the White House in an automobile
for more cards to 80 with the various
remembrS ices.
Taft believes more in the senti
ment OF Christmas giving than in tne
Intrinsic value OF the gifts them
selves. AS a consequence he does
not confine himself to a small eoterfe
OF relatives and friends, and his gifts
mount up into the hundreds.
The president is very fond Of Civ.
Ing books. In each book he. gives ne
writes suitable sentiment on the fly
leaf. The president is also fond of
giving trinkets of jewelry He al
ways makes his own selections
When he starts on tour of the shops
re goes just like any other holiday
9nuyers armed with a long list Of
names and probable purchases.
Outside the large circles of rela-
lives and friends, the president gives
presents to the various White House
clerks. He also presents turkeya toI
married employees about the white
House. There are 102 of these en-
ployes, and this item alone requires
an outlay Of from $3.50 to $400 To
the three secret service men who are
assigned to look after his welfare the
president always gives personal re-
membranes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
DEMAND WAGE INCREASE
Train Dspatchers in Spokane Pre-.
paring Petition---Movement Said
to be Nationwide.

Spokane. Wash, Dec. 23.-The Spo.
kane train despatchers. 36 In number,
are preparing petition 10 all the
railways operating mere 70 increase
their wages to $l75 per month, effec.
tive Jan. !.
Wages at present range frcm $l25
to $40. The despatchers claim con
teniplated request Is part Of a move
ment In al parts Of the country, the
purpose being to raise the train ies
patchers to s160 east of the Missis.
sippi and TO $175 west OF the river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
PEOPLE LIVE | TOO FAST
Records of American "Hustle" to be
Found in Insane AsyIums,
Declares Or. Starr.

New York, Dec. 23.--Records o
American hustle" are to be found il
the insane asylums. "The cryinl
need of the present day." said DR.
Mullen Starr today in addressing the
Academy of Medicine, "is the reaIiza
tion that we live too fast; that we
work too hard; that we strive too in.
tently; that we feel too keenly Mod
Grafton, not excess, leads to health.
The meeting was called to discuss
the prevention of insanity, on the
theory that many cases noS incurable
are the result or comparatively
trivial causes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
A HIDDEN EXPLOSIVE
Blows Off Door of Damaged Safe and
'F \ Repairman is Kiled--crushed
His Head

Chicago, Dec, 23- Attemts by burg
lars two weeks ago 10 rob building
in Kimmel, Ind resulted in one
mans death in Chicago today The
victim was trying to repair the dam
age done to the safe a fortnight ago
The safe had ben brought to the
repair company here and Stepher
Payietik endeavored to open the door
which had ben wedged shut, A blos
on the door to stGaighten a corner
touched off charge Of nitroglycerint
which had been behind the door ever
since the attempted robbery.
The safe door was blown across
tn room, crushing the repair mans
head.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
SEPARATED FIFTY YEARS
Couple That Quarreled at Outbreak oi
Civil War Were Reunited
Yesterday at St. Paul.

ST. Paul, Dec. 23.-George w. Ro.
berts and wife quarreled at the ont.
break of the civil war; he joining the
Union army, she becoming, Confcd-
crate nurse.
They lost all track OF zach otaer,
Not long ago patient of Mrs. Ro-
berts In the south recognized pic
ture of Roberts that the nurse was
wearing In a locket as that OF a man
she had seen in 81. Paul An inves-
tigation proved that The man was Ro-
berts, and the couple were reunited
here today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
TREASURER SHORT IN
ACCOUNTS is MISSING

Waukegan, ILL.,, Dec. .a23.-The grand
jury this afternoon returned two in
dictments against Treasurer Fred
Ames, who is charged with being
short in the county accounts. Ames
is charged with enlhezzlement and
with Withholding public funds. De
tectives are searching for Ames, who
is said to have disappeared.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
APE IN HOSPITAL WITH
HIS SKULL FRACTURED

Los Angeles. Dec. 23-"Big Ben,'
a huge long tailed Sumatra ape, had
a very human experience tolaN when
he got away from the Jungle show"
Joined The Christmas shoppers en- the
street for a brief period CT hilarity,
finally collided with street car and
wound up at the hospital with a frac.
tured skull 1t is believed Big Ben
will die.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-12-24
ALL READY TO START
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS,

Washington, Dec c5.--Ali is now
ready for starting the machinery OF
he postal savings banks throughout
the country on January 3rd next. The
forty-eisht postmasters, each repre-
renting state. who have been to
Washington acquiring information
concerning the management Of ms
postal savings work. have finished
their training at the postmaster gen.
-rars cifice, and the last Of them ieft
nov home tonight. as,. IN u SSs u