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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Can't You Take "a joker

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-"We have organized n Perpetual
Nuisance Club, and Harry X Thaw and
DR.. Frederick \. Cook have unanimous
ly been elected its first members. Are
there amy other nominations"
The above is from your issue Of eth
instant. am Just wondering why YOU
put Dr. Cook in the perpetual Nui-
sunce Club" when YOU used to be one
Of tie champions Of his cause. and one
Of your strong points was that che
described the conditions at the Pole
better than anybody else, and he did
it first" I don't want to open the dis
cussion again. hut have never thought
that DR.. Cook was treated exactly right.
:. ID. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Meeting of suucrv;.,r,

a special meeting of the Chesterfield
board OF Supervisors will be held this
morning at II O'Clock in Chesterfield
courthouse. MT which action will be
taken on annexation. After hearing
tho report OF the annexation commit
Noihmonwcalth's Attorney Haal<ins
Hobson Will lac instr Icted how IA rro-
coed In the annexation hearing which
comes up In the Hcnrico Circuit Court
on January 90. 4 petition from the
citizcns Of Forest Hin favoring an
heNation will he fled with the hoard.
committee OF five, to consider tho
terms or the annexation ordinance. was
appointed at meeting OF the Forest
mn ci.izena on Tuesday night A
resolution was adopted asking TO- n
guarantee of water. md sew.r,.o
within three ycars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
HONOR DELEGATE ToNEY
Bnsfncss Men Present South Richmond
Representative With Houuuet

u. L. ToEcy. member of the House
or Delegates from Richmond. was tho
recipient OF u largo bouquet of nowcrs
from his many friends on the South
size Yesterday morning when he took
MS seat. j. Lacy Redford. custodian
Oh musings Court, Part H., made tho
presentation on behalf OF the donors.
who arc principally business men. A
beautiful floral design in basket, sur
rounded by varicolored cut lowers
covered Mr. Toney's desk.
Tho gift was admired by every ono
IN the House. Other delegates rc-
ceived flowers from their friends, but
'ne design on tho South Richmond
finest
MI Toncy thanked Mr.. BEDFORD
heartily for the mark of esteem from
ms constituents. and said that no ap-
preclated tho Eft very much.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
sudden Death of Citizen.

James Hancock. aged :iftv.on.
yea years aia ell-known and respected cit n
90 Uicu very suddenly at his home.
Mr Hancock had for years been H..
bb3 oDsh al Moores tobacco wate
mousse ana was on duty all day vss
ierday: About 1880 o'clock ho ran Ci,ad
nome Tor supper. and az ne was pulIinr
OH ms coat IN the dining room. H.,
lie fell 10 the floor and died aimos, a., !.
incaiatcly. Mr.. Hancock IL survived b,
ms VIE, He was widely known in this
aoniinunity' and was active in fraternai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

MANY OF the leaders OF the Equal
Suffrage movement in this country arc
women Of intelligence and dignity. and
they cannot be ridiculcd Eut do these
women expect the. menfolk to take
General" Resale Jones seriously? Ana
do they expect us to be impressed by
The hiking of General Jones and her
"arny" to Albany? Can any good thing
be accomplished By that rort OF spec
tncle" is il not the cheapest sort or
notorlety? Does Il not place the sur
frago movement upon the same level
az the movement of General CoXey?
Newport News Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
NEWS OF-,o
SOUTH RICHMOND

at O'Clock In Masonic Temple Sew
eral prominent State officers Will mako
addresses. An interesting musical
prog ram has boon arranged, following
which supper Will be served. Tho
committee on arrangements Is com
posed OF Sergeant J. G. Saunders,
Heorgo W. Blankenship. c. j. Yardley
and II. l.. Sewers
enoetsoh Lodge. No. los. Indepen-
dent Order OF Odd Fellows. will hold
u hrst degree Initiation to-niyh, In
loney's Hall. About five candidates
VIII DC admitted into tho mysteries of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Money In TurISeyn.

From the busting little town OF
New Castle, in Craig County. $4,000
rounds OF turkey were shipped during
tho Thank sgiving and Christmas sea-
sons OF last year. The New Castle
Record estimates that 20 cents a
pound was tho average price paid Tor
the lucious birds and that hence It's
commun,ty is $3l,A0O the richer from
tie shipments. Nor was this all
Turkeys were shipped from other
points In Craig. In number and at
prices OF which our contemporary has
not learned. But estimating the SSl, 800
value Of these shipped from New
Castle alone. we have In this one in
stance per cent gross return on more
than half million dollars ascot
which seems rather tidv sum. cspcci
ally when Il is considered as repre-
scnting but one and we suppose n
ccmpa ratively unimportant source or
revenue TO the citizens OF CraiE. Ana
this S31 400 of turkey money which mas
lust come to that community, repre-
sented cash. too--romomtcr that-cash
that was either deposited IN New Castle
inks or found its way into immediate
circulation. The circumstance may
we'll be noted as indicating the import
ancc OF diversity in rural undertaS-
ings and the vast potential wealth
that resides IN what are usually con
sidcred the smaller concerns or side
lines OF farm Observation-Disclosures
News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

court VIII convene to-mo. rOWlnorninE
when the criminal docket--thc smallest
IN ,Scvcral years for IL January term
cases awaiting trial: DIR" W. NJ. Carter
Tor killing DIR" II. II. Cox, in Decem-
h ,r last, and Nirgic Ford for killing
thcSc parties We're negroes. Cox was
shot to death late at night at Carter's
nome; Wood was Stabbed to death at
his home in Wcber's Alley. Two cases
for house breaking, one for horse steal
ing and one for grand larceny. All
me accused being negroes are also to
be tried.
The January term is also civil
jury term. but there are no cases OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Meeting of thu Coupc,r.

An adjourned meeting OF the Com
mon Council Will be held Tomorrow,
night ~ close up the unfinished bust
considered: the report OF the commit
Tee on renumbcrinR tho houses OF the
city and the plan submitted, and the
committee appointed TO assess dam
ages resulting from the raising Of the
grade OF River Street; and to start
nfresh on that Improvement This
proposed Improvement has been held
up IN the courts for months. and may
be held UP Indefinitely.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
"A MYsterx snlr.a

me mystery surrounding the un-
carthing OF number OF human skcl-
etons last week on Fillmore Street by
workmcE digging n ditch for water
main. has been solved. Many years be
fore the war. when that section of the
city was bare field portion OF tha
burial OF tho negro dead. principaiiy
slaves The existence of this burial
place was almost forgotten, until the
skeletons were dug up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
EnistIc 70 the Hebrews.

Is II ccrtuinly Known VINO WfOtc INC
"Epistle to the Hebrews? MRS. :.
jerome declares that all the Greek
churches and fathers regarded this
celebrated composition as the work OF
Paul, and it seems the better view OF
the present scholarship that there is
almost conclusive evidence to the same
erect in the composition itself How
ever, some attribute the work to Luke
some to Barnabas and not few TO 5
Clemens.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Funcrnl of Infant

:, mo funeral services of Poarce
marvin Infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs, w.
Anurews. who died on Tuesday night
IN the home of his parents. nenr Sion
- -, petersburg Turnpike. will 10 held
rnsI, ..erh@on at o'clock from tho
,cnn' hev. u. @. Lancaster will
o'hcinte. The burial will be In Mar.
Cemetery. "a 'iaurF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
TIE ASSEMBLY OPENS.

Tho usual fate OF q Governors mes
sage is to no printed and cast aside.
over 1t tho executive may spend long
hours OF labor and to IT. through mo-
ments that seem as long. the Legisla-
ture may listen. But this done. tho
recommendations are Mt once forgotten,
and tho document Itself il consigned
TO oblivion. which comes quickly 1t
is to he hoped that Governor Mann's
message TO tho Assembly will escape
this fate. II Is very excellent state
paper, representing mature thought
ANA the Views OF one who. soon to leave
public life. can have no other motive
for his utterances than desire to
serve the people
With some OF the recommendations
made 10y the Governor, wo find our
selves unable TO accord But his ref
orcnces TO tax reform are suggestive:
his proposal for State farms for the
INDECENT is doubtless tho proper solu
ton of Il troublesome problem, and
his plea for the removal OF tho tax on
bank deposits should ut once be fol
lowed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
setting Out shade rre...

ABOUT 100 Shade trees havo been
pau.su oy tho city on different streets
arc being mnde to set out numho,.
tnis spring. Tho work la In charge
OF assistant City Engineer David p.
La Prade assisted by l.. l. Lester. Most
OF INC trees planted arc elm ana mania
whleh grow moro quickly and also
give out moro shade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Tobacco Company Incorporated.

TIC VT IIINtIEt VI IIINOT DOTHtIOll OF
the Maclin- Zimmcr- AcGill Tobacco
Company. Inc, has been fled for record
in the clerks Office OF the Hastings
Court In this city. The objects and
purposes of the company are to- manu-
facture and deal generally in all Kinds
of tobacco, including expectation and
importation of tobacco and its pro-
ducts. The maximum capital stock is
100000; minimum, $l50.000. The Off
GERS are: president, Thomas i. Macliu:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
News Of Petersburq

v yaie president, William L. McGin; sec
eeai una treasurer. William /, Zim
I,ncr; Jr These officers, with WIN,
~ heach; Samuel w thinner AMI
t In"''na Is; Scott, OF Richmond. cons;i-
l"'c mo bonrd OF directors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

The convicts wOrking on the roads
in Russell Will have Eanta Claus this
Christmas, the supervisors OF the coun-
~ having provided for this at their
last meeting. The action OF the board
in providing for these poor uniortu-
nate men is dable.-i.eban
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Dcnth of Aged Cit,,.u

ni!iott Wilkinson, an aged ana 70
$500, ci'zeh or SuszeH County. dieJ
';. 49,. uay az the residence OF Mrs
To''ge hTmo,wy i in Chesterfield Coun.
ia lihihsoh was seventy-cight
'e1Ves put one near relativ.-.-t nenh.I,
I'm I'm VI; w wilson. OF Portsmouth. tn.
'YVy WI nc tnken 70 SusAeN for hurinI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
IrrcguInr Mcctfngs.

Notices of meetings OF financial and
pearing In the papers at this season OF
tho year. Some Of these announce
ments are TO the effect that the regular
annual meeting will be held on such
and such q date. The question arises.
when are tho irregular annual meet
ings held? a.
Perfect accuracy OF form Is hard to
attain, however desirable 1t liz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
TO Join n..er,. sx.,.,,

AL the annual meeting or the Man
chester National Bank. on Tuesday AZ
'ernoon. 1t was decided to make nppIi.
cation In the Federal reserve system.
committee was appointed to aid
other hnancial institutions OF Rich
n.ond in securing revision az tho
banking tax laws Tho officers and
BOARD or directors were re- elected. with
'he addition of w A. Neal to the d.
rcctorntc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
A ,r,s1NFoi.MEp JNroRMEn

tho other day n cahicgram informing
il regarding the Adamson Panama
Canal resolution which contains about
as much misinformatiou as we ever
remember 10 have seen squeezed into
mo same amount OF space The cor
RESPONDENTS EFFORTS to cnlightcn the
-rhunderers" readers on the subject
$ brilliant example OF what stu
dent of the situation can succeed III
not knowing; also an amusing one
The Adamsou resolution. It will he
recalled. provides for suspcnding for
two years the operation of that clause
tn tho Panama Canal act which exr
cnpts American ooastwise vessels from
tolls. AS to tho future, however 1t
st,puiates that II at the end of two
wears Il is found that the tolls from
other shipping will not meet the ex-
nenses of The enterprise. and II all
diplomatic questions touching the
treatment of shipping in the canal
shall have been adjusted, then the
y,rcsident is authorized TO bring into
force the Exemption clause.
The Times correspondent says It IS
fclt that the resolution Is an
lont compromises and would give Con-
rress the means OF AZ digninod retreat
J., that he is right as respects tho
's, ,,,,5. - anrse,vaa ,,o feeling is ,nat
.r.,aoa ,,o,es, and nor
aaa,,,o ,,c,,s ~ ro,reo, IS
""E"'. a, ., tho clause.
az aa..a.anos dtst,nct
WHich HaS''|'tS NO'N'" 800
uneauivocai concession an" p,s'eG W.
made 20 all nations IN '"e i''S
Parncefoie treaty
But this apart; Tor the RESI- me co'
respondent is about as wrong rs ~.
could we'll get, either as result 81
.1,1t1,.rortor or iouOrauCc. He doubts
,,.,n,,.r Co,srcss viii take the or
ror,,,,,tr presented And why? Be
-, D,or,rs ME roner the dis
r,on THO statute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

'4dore Aid for Brutcs' is the promis-
ing headline OF an article In tho Wash
ington Post, which may mean help
either ror dumb animas or for hen
pecked husbands.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Views Of the
Virginia Editors
who Is Against 1t.

The Torrens land tito law went
into effect In North Carolina tho first
day of 1914. From now on 1t Will be
about as easy to transfer title to n
farm or city lot In North Carolina. az
to sell a hat pair or shoes over
tho counter. It should BIO added that
the transfer will be little more costly.
1t Is estimated that the average cost
Of transfer Of title under tho Torrens
system. az compared with the anti
Quated feudal or common law system
OF Virginia Is about one-eighth OF the
latter. And the tito conveyed under
the Torrens law IL just as good
more surely goodman under our
WORKOUT system requiring tho rum
Mug OF abstracts OF title.
We never have understood the source
of opposition to the adoption or the
Torrens system in Virginia. One or
the spectacular lights OF recent years
in tho Virginia Legislature was that
led by Colonel Eugene G. Massie, mem
Der of that body from Richmond, for
tho bill substituting the Torrens Sys-
TEN for our present system. The oppo-
Sition which the bill encountered was
surprisingly strong from the start, ana
before tho end or the tight IL became
positively fierce. 1t was successful
The measure was defeated so signally
that no serious effort has been made
to revive II In any succeeding Legisla-
turc.
Who opposed itY
Every lawyer with whom we have
discussed the subject has told us that
the labor and trouble and responsible
lily involved In making abstracts OF
title 10 real estate were far in excess
OF the compensation for the work
Surely, real estate owners and real
estate brokers should favor such Il
law IT IL strange that the Torrens
law. for nineteen years on the statute
books OF Massachusetts. next to the
oldest State In the Union, should be
fought so bitterly in tho very Oldest
State-Petcrsb burg IndexAppcal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

please tell we whether we are now
living In the year 1914, or have we
lived in 1914 already? Il. NJ. II.
We are living IN the year 1914.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

Perhaps the most important bill pre-
scented yesterday was that of Mr..
Chalkley for workingmen's compensa-
uon. This measure. the work OF sew
craI men, provides automatic and def
mite compensation for men injured In
tho discharge or their duties and fol-
lows very closely the Michigan law.
If enacted this measure will make cf-
fectivo the action OF the constitutional
convention IN abolishins the fellow
servants theory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Queries and Answers
ola IbroyerI,s,

Can you tell mo the origin Of the
provcrb, rich as Ramsey and OF the
other sure rs Gods in Glouccstcr-
shire? TtiOS. BA w Fits.
The first came from the high repute
for wealth in which the old English
Abbey Of Ramsey used TO be held The
second from the fact that at the gen
crol Introduction of Christianity into
England, Worcestershire had already
many distinguished abbeys and nun
and. His influence being considered to
shine brighter In that region than else
where. it became a sort OF current be
lief that He was more accessible to
the peoplc of Worcestershire than to
others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
Various.

Can II city compel property owners
to clean snow OF pavements? Where
is II. X Thaw now, and in what con
dition is his case? w. S. X.
Yes In New Hampshire awaiting
some determination about cXtradition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

Washington special announces mat
a bin has been introduced in Congress
10 tax clothes in action" IN the DIS
,ric; VIII they tax tho Sunday dress
parade on Massachusetts Avenue or the
diplomats dinner?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
BOIi.ngDruok street
tIelephouc l4Abl
PETERSBURG n J.nn,

tlcl sDuiE, va, January ~.
ne annual meeting OF tho Peters
burg Chamber OF CoInmercc was held
,ast night IN the \. e, nm Camp HAN,
ana "a latge Attendance OF fncinp.rs
Inc reports Of tho president and treas
, mrsi we're read and ,apploved Tho re-
port or PRESIDENT Hatcher = seward
~ lengthy and Interesting document
giving comprehensive review OF tho
ci,S commercial progress and OF the
cnhinbers part IN that progress during
me past year. The report gives M
teicst!ng statistics. and contains many
ivyoiintnend2uons for the future. The
pid poalu OF governors was Unanimous
~ rc-eltctcd. and the board VIII nama
inc enc 9ince ,r Tor tho ensuing year.
1T hnJ0ufhcd TO the STAFFORD Hotel,
where the annual banquet was spread
~ ~. Mann was master OF ceremonies
~ me banquet. resolution. offered
by ID. ii. WillcoX. approving the Fed
9thi reserve act and praising the Prcsi-
neht and his coworkcrs for their part
ADOPTED by Il rising vote. A rcsoIution
VAS aiso adopted approving the PEST
nentS acton In appointinE John Skei-
rcncv. -.
Tho principal speaker at tho banque,
e, MI oiiV vel, j. sands: OF Richmond. His
n'lu III an Interesting, able and lucid
, manner ne explained In fun the fea-
speech was greeted with generous nno
plause and approval
m ifnhh onrrrs Elected.
mo annual meeting OF tho etoci;
holders OF the Virginia National Bank
was held yesterday AFTERNOON. j. ".
Long and w. A. Rucker were elected
rs new members OF the board, ana the
directors reelected the following OFT :
GERS; president. 6. =. Wright; vice.
presidents. Hatcher S. Seward and vii
nam T.. Poole; cashier j. w Long:
assistant cashier. X. q. Spratley
oilcers or the National Bank OF Pc
tefsnurG were elected yesterday after
noon as Follows: president, T. r. Heath.
wee president, W. l.. Venable; cash
i,9r' H. T. Jones, assistant cashier r..
~. be"sicy. The new members of the
board OF directors are Charles TO- Plum.
mer ana T.. IL. AIaclin
The stockholders OF the Petersburg
investment Corporation held their an
nual meeting yesterday afternoon. and
reelected the following officers; prcsi
cent, NJ. 9. jackson; vice president
hatcher >. Seward; directors. II r. Har-
I rison, u. H. Mann, w. ~ Totty, T. c.
Kent and X. y. Cabaniss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
a. IrOI)Icnl,

Please solve this problem for me
using arithmetic only: I pay Sl2. l0C
for horse. house and a farm. pay
ns for the horse and three times as
much for the farm rs for the house
How much does each cost?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

Eagles Annual banquet
Htohe"ail Jackson AerIe OF Eagles
VII hoId It's annual banqmet to-night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15
tIn,r Turning White.

please tell me IL there are any Well
outhenticnted cases of sudden loss OF
color in the human hair by fright,
agony, etc. i. u. wv EN9'
The stories would seem 70 pe too
numerous and well attested for doubt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

Tho Governor favors equalization by
commission rather than by separation.
and thus alligns himself with those
who have regarded tho separation as
desirable, but unattainablc. opposed to
these is that strong group of public men
and legislators who think that MIR,
Moore's plan OF separation can At once
be made operative II viii require
careful study and Investigation to
choose between these two plans OF re-
form or TO consolidate them into q
single measure upon which a majority
can agree.
Tho Times Dispatch believes, how
ever. that tax reform Is coming, and
coming speedily. Whether or not the
appointment of special house COM
mitteo on appropriations will give the
finance committee time to draft y tax
bill during tho regular session re-
mains to be seen. If SO, we shall well
como immediate action. If the com
mittce is unable TO agree upon pro-
gram during the session. we shall urge
the Assembly TO adopt the Baker, Land
bill, introduced yesterday, and 10 de
vote to tax reform an extra session
of Assembly.
AS for the Baker-Land bill. we think
great care must be exercised in de-
Gliding the number OF members to
serve upon the joint committee author
tied by it. Even greater care must be
taken to select tho proper mon AS 1t
stands to-day, the bill does not specify
the number OF Senator'S and delegates
who shall serve on the special com
mittec, nor does it fix their compensa-
ton. IL the committee be made too
small. jealousy may be aroused; II the
membership be too large, confusion
and !naction may result In our judy.
nent five delegates and three Sena-
tors should he the maximum number
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-15

AS in past Assemblies biz has
been introduced providing for the cleo
ton OF members OF the Corporation
Commission by tho people. Under the
terms of tho new bill. the first cleo
ton 10 the commission would he held
IN 1915, mud others would follow in
order, so that the terms OF no Two com
missioners would expire at the same
time We understand the sentiment
which prompts this lii. hut we can
not believe It the policy Of wisdom to
make these important offices the prizes
OF political campaigning. II the AS
sembly is not satisfied with the work
Of tho commission, q should rather. in
our judgment, enact legislation TO raise
The standard OF qualification for the
oiIice than demand ~ those who aspire
70 this Office an active canvass. All
things being even, we take it to be a
SAFE maxim that on executive officer
Of this type, when appointed by the
Governor. IS more apt to be efrlcient
and nonpartisan than when forced to
! nppea! to the people for his place.
I The enabling act has been presented.
This gives the Assembly opportuuitv
for an carly discussion and a speed
settlement OF this question. Within
few days, II the delegates are do.
tcrmined, this bnl may be passed in
/ 'he House ana can, with hut little more
delay be reported ana voted on in tho
senate.
wo see no reason Why tho cnablina
act should be allowed to hang owe,
the heads OF the members ana 10 inn.
pedc other legIslation. The member,
arc ecttled In their convictions AND
VIII probably. be as ready to vot,
tomorrow az month hence. WI,
should we follow the bad precedcn
OF previous years ana allow ,hI.
troublesome bill to remain SO LONG q,
The calendar.
=. T Lincoin's speech in soconain,
the nomination OF Mr. Cox for speake
: was IN spletlld spirit. and was mos
, cordially received MIR Lincoln is HIM
self real addition TO the mcmbersni,
of Tho House.