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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-18
ROOSEVELT FORCES LED BY
GOVERNOR HADLEY; WATSON
HEADS The TAFT COHORTS
Attack on Temporary Roll Call By Colonels
Supporters, Signal for Outburst OF
Oratory and Applause
JfERS AND CHEERS FROM FLOOR and GALLERY

Taft and Roosevelt Speakers Refer Back PreCeden Sci By
Former Undismayed By the Noise and COnuS
ion, Chairman ROSewater Rules With Hand of Iron
Convention to Be the Largest and StOrmeSt in the
History of the Republican Party
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-06-18

CONTINUED on Page Five)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-12
GOODRICH ITEMS.
J. ******+********

L.. F. Morris and Miss Lovicie spent
Sunday at B. Beaman's.
A. D. Whey and Carl Whey were
down to Denison Monday.
Mrs. S. D. Newton entertained her
sister, Miss Morris Tuesday.
Merrill Whey, accompanied by 9th.
er young men, went to Canada Mon
day night. The boys will have good
chance to see the country, as it is a
lovely time of the year to travel.
L. F. Morris was down to soldiers
relief Tuesday at the county seat.
A. D. Whey lost one of his fine
steers by lightning during the storm.
Wayne Smell and sister, Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, drove up to Deloit Thurs
day.
Mrs. S. D. Newton and Miss Morris
were Denison shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Amanda Justice is up to Deloit
helping care for her father, Uncle
George Landon, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brogden Wis
tied at the home of her brother, Carl,
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink and daughter,
Mary, were callers at the parsonage
Friday.
Mrs. Fink entertained her sister,
Mrs. Cavitt, near Denison Sunday and
a whole load of relatives came from
Charter Oak.
Hattie Boysen and brother, Henry,
were in Deloit Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson were up to
Mrs. Jas. McKims' Friday.
Hannibal Fink's have an auto and
the young people went to Odebolt on
Saturday.
Mr., Schiller and Mr.. Beaman and
Chas. Dethman were in Deloit Friday.
Louie Grill was over to Deloit for
freight Saturday.
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Mr.. G. Stahl has been quite sick
with sore arm, which is causing him
much discomfort. His many friends
hope he will soon find relief from the
obstinate trouble.
George Harness, of San Diego,
CALI was shaking hands with his old
friends on our streets Tuesday.
Miss Addie Sowles, of Manila, Wis
tied a few days with her friend, Nellie
Welsh, on her way home from Dow
City.
The dear old stork called at the
home of Ed Paulson Wednesday, the
5th, and left the sweetest little daugh-
ter to delight the hearts of the happy
parents.
Miss Grace Griffin was Dow City
visitor from Thursday until Monday
Lee Poe came Thursday for few
days visit with his sister, Mrs. Joe
Brewster, and other friends.
Mrs. Tom McGinn is again able to
be out after several days illness.
A good doctor is thinking of locat-
ing here and is in correspondence
with several in regard to the matter.
1t is hoped he will conclude to locate
here as it looks like good place.
Lutte Peterson has sold the garage
he recently built to H. G. Neubaum.
Lutte took over Mr.. Neubaum's fine
automobile in part payment on the
deal.
John Carey, of Dow City, who ran
the meat market here for short
time, quit a week ago and our town
has been obliged to abstain from
fresh meat Since writing the above
Jasper Hahn has opened up a new
meat market and our citizens are hap
py again.
Banker Hemphill is putting up a
new building for his elegant new auto.
1t is to be all cement.
A large culvert was laid under Rail-
road street last week to carry off the
surplus water from the west side of
Main street. The water usually lies
therein pool after every rain. This
was a much needed improvement.
Lutte Peterson has bought thresh-
ing machine and will run it during
the season this summer and fall.
Miss Anna thinner left Tuesday for
Missoula, Mont, to visit her brother,
Will, and wife for few weeks.
Mrs. Neubaum, with the Misses
Arndt, went to Omaha Tuesday on a
shopping trip.
Miss Gertie Griffin left Tuesday for
Aberdeen, S. D., where she will visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Jess Bennett, for
a few weeks.
Mrs. w. l.. Morton left Tuesday for
Elk Point, S. D., where she will visit
during the absence of Mr.. Morton.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-12

Sunday School Notes
Side Lights on Next Sundays
Lesson for Teachers and Pupils.
Edited by cHAs. K. MEYERS.
CHAS. K. MEYERS,


the Baptist. Matt. II, 2-19.
The lesson for this week brings full
to view for discussion, the life OF
John the Baptist. There is brought
to mind the prophecy of his birth; the
doubt of his father whether this
could be true; the naming of the babe,
and the words of his mother, Eliza
beth in praise of God for the wonder.
full works he was about to perform.
There comes to recollection the be.
ginnings of Johns preaching, and
how he came calling on the people to
repent and do works worthy of re-
pentance.
John won for himself the highest
words of praise by his fearlessness in
denouncing Herod the king for his
wickedness in his relations with
Herodias. Because of it, he was put
in prison and met his death through
the intrigues of the woman whom he
had charged with sin. John repre-
scented that class of religious and NOR
al reformers who are ready to take
their lives in the hands, denouncing
wrong doing among the rich and pow
erful as well as the lowly. Such a
man as he, Jesus commended.
Alone in the prison John heard
further as to the name and fame of
Jesus and sent a messenger to the
Master asking whether He was indeed
the Christ or should people look for
another. The answer of Jesus is
worthy of deep consideration. 1t was
that His mission could be judged by
it's frp4ts. John was told to observe
that the blind received their sight;
the lame walked; the lepers were
cleanesd; the dead raised and the
poor had the gospel preached to them
From the days of Jesus until now the
christian religion has been ready to
be judged by what it has done and is
doing. 1t is the only religion which
displays brotherly love; which cares
for the blind and unfortunate; which
moves it's followers to deeds of char
ity and love. The gospel as pro.
claimed by Jesus and Paul challenges
comparison with any other religion
and is ready to be judged by it's fruits
Jesus set His seal of commentator
on John by saying he was one of the
greatest men who ever was born; that
he was not a weak person shaken by
the wind, but one of strength and
firmness of character. Those who
heard him were blamed for not be-
lieving his message. Jesus ridiculed
the men of His day who would not
believe John because he was alleged
to be so peculiar and exclusive in his
ways that he might have devil in
him, and again they would not believe
on the Christ because He came eating
and drinking and mingling with the
people commonly.
The mind of John was not illumined
by a full knowledge of the mission of
Jesus; he was not saved through be-
lief in the crucified and risen Lord.
In this way ever. weak follower of
Jesus was said to be greater than
John. 1t is indeed a privilege to live
after the days of Jesus and be able
to obtain salvation through His bless
ed atonement. The life of John, how
ever, should inspire us to faithfulness
to the light we have; make us cour-
ageous in denouncing sin, make us
humble, ready that others should in
crease even if it means our being
thrown in the shadow from worldly
point of view.
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On motion following claims were al

1OWcu.
M. J. Collins, gopher bounty paid 1850
NJ. j. Collins, freight and express
pald $500. .'....,.. go
H. u. Baeth, session and commit
tee work and mileage ........ 1921
J. T. Carey, session and commit
tee work and mileage ...... 6O.4O
John Hagge, session and commit
tee work and mileage ...... 62.15
John Holland, session and COM
mittee work and mileage -. 1920
Ed Ebert, session and commit
tee work and mileage ........ 6715
West Disinfecting Co., disinfect-
ants for court house and jail. 41.25
Morgan township board of health 1900
Cooper McMinimee, cleaning cess
pool at Jail ........ ......... 24.OO
Marsh Engineering Co., " cost
concrete culvert on Sac and
Crawford county line ........ 10000
Frank Faul, clerk, in the matter
of Eva Eyer, incorrigible child 24.50
Frank Faul clerk, in the matter
Of the delinquency of George
Fern, Jr. .......... 1915
Frank Faul, clerk, in the matter
Of the insanity Of Ralph Jackson 27.65
Board adjourned at 5 o'clock p. M,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Hotel

Trnnsicnts n Speciality. I;OUms Doe
Per Dny. 5O2 West Central Ave.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
ASSAILANT IS
AGAIN INMATE Of
COUNTY JAIL
Sario Armijo Returned to PriS.
on for Various Reasons and
at Suggestion of Attorney
for the Defense.

'or" Nrmij". Nhu nr,d u', sh"tS
into T. " Frr's body on 'ru,7dly,
september lith last, .Its HI,tim cs-
Gaping death by q narrow margin, H
once again prisoner IN TIA" count.
JAN ArmilO Was released from iail
sc,"ral dntt'agO an $I,5oO puud after
1t had been definitely rstaJ sized thut
Nj Fee would FUZZY r',"lrr Ar
nulu voluntarily surTrudru'd himself
to the county authorities S'sl,Idds a..
tcruuou. II Ii believed thai u' ana su
upon advice OF his attOru,., EulIN II
Lester, Efforts ha- been mdu,. II ~
known, 10 havO Armijo's bond uuli-
ned, 1t being feared Dy p'gsuus most
interested that he would get mn" Ir.
lUrI trouble. when informed mat hr
suuuid rrluTu To JAN for iis own beet
lut,t,us. II In HHid that Armilu dIu
not ullcr any objections, bat 40 once
gave himself over iu lud"I Shrun
L,.,ls II IL likely tnat ArulIu~ irIal
VIII not b".takcn NJ for % w""N ~ ten
DAYS Mr Fee. Armiiu.s victim, ~
| abb Geo lee about town ana attend to
bu.lu,.a almost AZ h"fur" the shoot
ng llu carries his lett arm Ia -
| H,pg however, and Is sill quii" weak
irum loss of blood and III" shock 10
nis u,l' Gus system.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Or. DELDEN THROWN
FROM BUGGY, GETS
FRACTURED ARM
Well Known Veterinarian Is
Painfully Injured in Runa-
way Accident Today; Horse
Makes Wild Dash Down
Central Avenue.


Thrown FROM q buggy. drawn by u
sorrcl horse which had bccon" un-
manageable. Dr william Brldon Of
1874 south EIllh street Vas TODAY
painfully Ia, ,vd about III" face and
body his mot serious hurt being u
fractured arm Dr. Beld"u. who II u
well known ',rinarinn. had Just i'lt
his Edith Htr..l home aud WAS driving
to IN" city Nraring Central ny"nu,
on Edith. ~, -urrcl ran away, throw
ing Or. Bcld,u Violently 10 thu ground,
The buggy D., %. upset IN tn" mix W
The horse ran away with "A pnrt Of tn"
shafts and Il shed wildly down cen.
trnl avenue, ACROSS IA" Santa r.
tracks. and through the traffic be
tween First nd second streets W. ~
~ SECOND u, heightened animal took
90 the ccmcu' sidewalk and narrowly
rscnprd crashing into plat" glass win
lows IN the Economist ana Wuillrr A.
lcnlamin's m" horse ended the
SPECTACULAR ,NhlhitiOn hN sliding un
al tours on ~" concrete Tor twenty .
i've Yards winch gave the police an
opportunity 200 get hold ~ MIN
Reports rom tn" B"ldcu hum"
we're to the effect that Dr EgHlrn Is
r"stily raSil5 although suif"ryN con-
siderable puIu rom the irHNrr.
TIL" RUNAWAY. according 10 Or
Brldcn, occurred when Il piece or the
buggy, to winch the harness was at
tachcd. gave way. making y tmpossi.
ole to control the hOrsr. winch he
longs ~ Ny, Martin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
MINING SITUATION
IN BURROS LOOKS
GOOD,TO SAINT
Believes District in Southern
Part of State Will Take on
Renewed Activity After
First of Year.

Minns conditions In the BurrO
mountains Ia the southern part OF
Sew Mexico are encouraging ana the
indications are that there viii be res
newrd activity after January !. &C
cOrding To J, 10, saint. of Albuaueraue'
who returned today from business
trip to Silver city aud the mining
camps In that vicinity. Mr.. Saint Is
we'll posted on the mining situation In
Graft county and surrounding coun-
try and'ia In n position TO secure In
formation regarding future develops
ment not available TO many Others.
The district 10 going ahoad rapid
ly," said Mr. Saint TO-DAY. There 10
a splendid feeling Ia many OF the
camps because Of the output and en-
cOuraging indications. 1 look for con-
siderable new development work after
January /. Plans Tor the work arc
now under way and thlnes will boom
In that sees.9n soon on y greater scale
than ever" H
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
LOCAL and PERSONAL


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santa +" w WINSTON. arrived here
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Mrs H. " Brown %! Wagon Mound
s e visitor 10 ne city, 81 guest at TIA"
A.HrHdu hotel
Lawrence T. Drmu,, leaves tonight
Tor a visit col several weeks IN Los
Angeles Mrs DELANEY und children
viii Hkrl, follow later
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uu"ruuc cun,l 80 GII. knights 81
Columbus. u Ddd FrllrAs hail. be-.
SHINING ~ o'clock this evening
OFFICERS tot IA, ensuing year viii IL,
elected
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,,,mng \ large class In 10 he mi
uarrd M members amd visiting SOY
rrrtgns are earnestly urged to attend
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
DIAM ONDS
$40 UP TO $1,000

We have been in the Dia-
mOnd market since 1883.
Hence our Diamond are
chosen with the aid OF 80
years Of selecIIve experience
for their fascinating brillianCy
and WhiteneSs.
We claim they represent as
large a Value Received, "
quality as will be found in
any store in America.
Allow us to convince you,
Value from $40 to $1,000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
LIVING COST DEBATE
At The CLUB
Interesting Discussion Expect
ed to Develop at Regular
Meeting of Woman's Club
Tomorrow.
"KOuF Money rack n YOu
Want H."

The Wumau'S club held No regular
meeting last week on account Of IN"
fair but viii start IN with their usual
work this week with the lulluWln
program Friday afternoon.
subject, domestic Science lead
cr. Mrs. " W strong
THE High cost of Living Mrs
Albright. VERSUS The r"st 81 High
Living" Mrs y r. stevens
Luncheon a surprise.
Assistants. Mrs b-isss Mrs cha
yes. Mrs l.. ]. Miller
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
\ Motive DI-CCTIHNI.

"rhnt new prima donna continues
TO- speak y"ry dispLraglngly Of you.
Yes" replied the operate favor
ir she can hhrdl, be blamed Tor
doing anything IN her power To ere
ut, the impression that ~" ar" rivals.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

tool. bLt ThuuksgiNiu' Is "a com
in' and Christmas after that.
"ith fancy grub fer cntiu ana
90 rhHnst to swing u bat; ~ lol-
I"fs nag our troubles. dlscuur-
ugIu' ana sad. thry'H tim'-
when thinks lo0ms sorr"rful an
To-" outlook II right bad, hut
when get - lickin., Ter ralSin
cain Ia school an father says
I'm actin Ike q goldmu litti"
mule. iry 10 think ~ turkr',
an christmas pumpkin pie, and
iwu weeks long vacation, an
th, next Four,h Uf Jus. you
guttcr stan fer some things
nh,cu don't sccm fair an right
but IL youll look ahead apiece,
the 'u.hurc's always brigdt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
Co,rrlng tho TrnII.

.whrt'm we do with the big maui
said BIll tdc burglar
4 dunno replied his assistant
los make believe ~" gave It Ia some
bndy's campaign und AN see II VI"
can't get 'cm to Investigate instead -
tryiu' us
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

II hay" decided to uui, smoking.
SAID Mr higgins. scriously
"Dprtor's orders
$50 I'm tired Of hearing tI" vari-
aus members uf my family Wrangling
over the Kind ct pictures and ccrtii-
Gates shall De- compelled 10 collect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17
innings Dung roniglll
SIls Mmllr,

Nv is'l
licked the Glatlg
an tlt" r,,rI.t.,.
~ went. thu rI
Gus IL an uN,r
an my last ten
cents II spent
~ too blame
rDld fer swim
min an you got
10 go 10 srhuo,
al dressed ~
Tx" u Sissy uuI
fccilu like a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-17

furnish the machines, which are made
by the Underwood people and are OF
n special type.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
WOMAN LOSES MIND
TRAVELLING ON TRAIN
Unable 10 Tell Her Name or Anything
About Herself; santa Re Furnishes
Guard 90 Chicago.

Travelling over the high attitudes
yesterday. en- route from Los Angeles
to Chicago, woman passenger. name
Fe train No. 10 near Gallup last even
Ing. Deputy Sheriff Christman OF Nc
kinley county accompanied the wO-
man from Gallup 10 Albuquerque,
Special officer Ed Sinclair boarded
the train here and will accompany
her 70 Ia JuntR, where another San
"a Fe man will take her further east
The woman refused 20 leave the train
In Albuquerque and 80 20 a hospital
FOR treatment. EFFORTS 60 get her 10
toll her name or anything about her
self proved unsuccessful.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
Occidental Makes Changes in les
Agency Department in New Mexico

The Occidental life ns a result OF a
desire on the part Of the company TO
offer a greater opportunity for proft
and advancement to various OF its
trusted men, IL adopting a new agency
system In this state whereby no ox-
elusive general agency will be given
Qua as heretofore, but will give 10
each Of IL representatives general
agency contract without, however,
granting any exclusive privileges.
Mr.. w. G. Klein. for three years
general agent OF the Occidental. under
this new arrangement will become
agency manager for New Mexico and
VIII act as manager for the agency
force throughout the state. as well az
Instructor for all new men.
The company will at the same time
this change Il effected commence the
issuance OF its new Perfect Protection
policies, which are an Invention Of
their actuary, Mr. George RoslinRlon,
r. A. !. A., and which costs no moro
than the so-enliees Dividend policies
issued by outside companies. These
forms In addition 70 the regulation
death BENEFITS and surrender values
pay one dollar por day with each one
thousand insurance for any kind OF
accident, sickness or disability what
ever, irrespective Of cause. and also
grant a pension for life IN case OF any
Kind Of total permanent disability.
and have an automatic nom iapsing
future peculiar 10 an Occidental poll
cies.
No such combination Of benefits has
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
HOLD
PRIMARIES
Delegates to Be Selected TO
County Convention Which
Meets Here May II to Send
Representatives to Clovis.

Primaries will be held IN Albuquer-
que at 7'a0 tonight By the democrats
70 select delegates 20 the county con.
veniion May II, which viii send dele
gates 10 the state convention at
Clovis.
The primaries will be held In the
following places;
First division. Precinct No AZ, City
hall building, on North Second street,
near Tiieras. l.. A, McRae, precinct
chairman.
Second division, Precinct No. ~, OF.
flee OF State Democrat. Third and
Copper. Emil Mann, precinct chair
man.
First division, Precinct No. &c, Pass
mores store. on South Second street
between Lead and Coal avenues Dr.
5. y. Burton. precinct chairman.
Second division, Precinct No 90, va
cant storeroom Ia Checker building,
across from post Office A Borders,
precinct chairman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

hryant's Messengers. Phone C0l-s0s.
Bsbber Co., Opticians. Pnono soS.
DR.. sciawentker, osteopasi1, Arrniio
Building.
L. II. Babcock. a well known min
ing man Of Kelly. Ia In Albuquerque
today, a guest at the Sturges.
Powell stackh0use. manager OF the
Carthage coal mines. left today for
san Diego, after a brief visit Ia Al
buqueFque.
George b. Ryan, western represen-
taiive for the Hubbard, Spencer and
Bartlett company. il In Albuquerque
today from Chicago on a regular bus
mess trip.
John g. Beaver, coal ana coke dear
or. returned today on .ale SANTA Ne
Limited, after a brief business trap
~ Denver, Kansas City and elsr
whore.
Col w. N. Berger, attorney ana
newspaper man Of Belen. arrived In
albuquerque last night and leaves this
evening for Belen Colonel Berger
was In Ration for two weeks on legal
business and la santa Re a week
watching the doings Of the legislature.
Amy r. StOffel has fled a suit In
she district court, through her aitor-
ney, w, Moore Clayton. asking a d.
vorce from her husband, Emil Il. stof-
fel. Abandonment and failure 10 sup
port are the principal allegations.
The couple were married Ia Trinidad
In 1908.
A unique picnic party was held Fri
day evening on the sand hills east OK
the city, when the members OF the
Junior boys and girls clubs OF the
Baptist church. accompanied by Mrs.
Armstrong aud the pastor, Rev. J. J.
Runyan and Mrs. Runyan, had their
supper around big bonfire. There
we're all told forty-three In the ,Jarty.
each one bringing along his or her
own provisions for the feast
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

ever before been devised as being pos
sible by any Insurance company, but
nevertheless those forms have been
approved az mathematical.y correct.
legal and feasible by John r, Roche,
h. A. s., former vice president and
actuary Of the Pacific Mutual and
now a consulting actuary Of New
York city
Mr.. T.. A. Vaughey, superintendent
Of life agencies, wlil be glad to ex-
plain these new forms 20 Insurance
men. both Occidental and competitors
alike. They are the last word In
scientific insurance.
Mr.. AZ. p. Kelly. well known In this
city as one OF the best life insurance
producers in the employ OF the COM
pany, will hereafter devote hia entire
time explaining the merits OF this new
venti0n 10 intending Insurers and
invites Inquiries from all Interested
parties.
Mr.. ]. a. Root. former general agent
OF the Western States Life Insurance
company. has severed his connections
with that company ana Will hereafter
be with the Occidental under is new
agency plan and sell its Perfect Pro-
lection policies.
Inquiries in regard to the new
agency system and Perfect Protection
policies are being received by the
company from all parts Of New Mex
leo and Il IL anticipated that the Oc-
cidental viii this year sell an amount
Of life insurance that has never Oeon
equaled IN this state befofo by any
one company IN any one year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-04

win be grateful to the person VINO
borrowed the Sth Volume Of Cohsti-
tuti0ns and Charters II be viii return
Il 10 my once. q
FRANK w. CLANCY.