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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
Un lnsigne Special pour les
Soldats BeIges Reformes

LIE ministre de la guerre beige
Went de prendre une tres heureuse
decision don't les militaires r6for.
mes lui seront unanimement re-
connaissants.
Tous ceux d'entre eux qui ont
6t6 mis- a la r6forme depuis le de-
but de la campagne pourront de-
sormais recevoir un insigne, don't
lie modele special etc approuv6
par lie roi.
IL s'agit dune m6daille don't Ia.
vers montre un jeune Beige hors
de combat.
LIE ministre beige a Londres, M.
Paul Hymans a etc charge de fai-
re frapper -cette m6daille. La, dis
tribution en- sera faite par linter-
mediaire du ministre des atfaires
6trangeres en- ce que concerne la
Grande- Bretagne ct la Hollande.
Les avants droit r6sidant en-
France on en- Belgique non enya-
HE devront adress-r directement
leur demande au ministre de la
guerre.
II ma pas paru possible de faire
d6livrer Get insigne aux hommes
qui s'6tant present6s CONNIE can
didats volontaires ont etc recon
nus inaptes au service militaire.
En- efet la divise de l'insigne por-
te: "Soldat beige hors de combat
ct il serait pour lie moins illogique
de lie donner a celui qui ma jamais
etc soldat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
C'etait ur homme grand

de taille ayant d6pass6 la moyen-
ne de l'age, avec DIES 6paules arron-
dies ct voutees. Sa figure etait
basan6e, maigre ct soucieuse; ses
mains etaient Iarges ct pleines de
callosit6s; caus6es par de durs ira
veaux. Son histoire etait une vie
de misere. Par une lutte contlnu-
ellie il await r6ussi a clever, instrui-
re ct lancer ses enfants dams la vie.
Il est la, pas encore un vieillard,
mals abattu au physique,-trop
d'ennui. trop de dur travail. Nous
n'avons pas besoin d'aller bien loin
pour le trouver lui on son sembla-
BILE. II est temps quill fasse quel-
que chose pour lui-meme. La ma
ture devrait etre assist6e pour res
taurer les tissus ct r6nergle epui-
see. Pour celia il NY a aucun re-
mede qui egale le' Novoro du Dr
Pierre. L'emploi dune bouteille
le demontrera. Ce nest pas une
medicine br6vetee, ct ne peut etre
obtenue chez les pharmaciens. Ellie
est vendue au public directement
par les lubricants. le DR. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co.. 1875 So,
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
ST la Terre Pouvalt Dire
Un article de M. Clemenceau:

Dams "L'Homme Encha1ne'', M.
Cl6mencea detiie aux morris de la
grande guerre une page dune elo-
quente beaute. Reteno ls-en ces
Egnes don't chacune sentira l'zmo-
ton:
Isl la terre pouvait dire, ellie
nous raconterait tous ces magnifi-
ques commandments d'histoires
don't ellie palpite encore, ct que
nous embaumons froidement en-
des pages sans vie. Une fatalit6
veut qu'eIle Sc d6robe a nous dams
les goutfres sans fond d'une gesta-
tion infnie. Ellie Sc TAFT, mails le
peu que nous savons de ce qui suf-
fit nous Clever au-dessus de nous
m6nes, a nous faire une vie sup6
rieure q notre vie. en- nous rata
chant la grande chaine: de fer ct
dor m6les, CONNIE un anneau fra
gile, mais durable encore, entire des
chooses qui, par nous. aaront 6t6.
ICES tombes parlantes sont
d'hier. La vie s'est envol6e dun
coup. Mais au bord du chemin
creux de la prairie, aux pentes de
la colline bois6e, le corps, plus lent
a Sc dissoudre, est demeur6, au lieu
meme Oh il fut abattu pour dire
pinflexibie revendication de la pa
trie dams le danger supreme ct
crier au passant que le plus bel
elan dune vie fut arrete Ia. Ce
pieux hommage de tous a un seul
qui sut incarner en- une heure deci-
slve, les plus hautes energies mo-
rales dun peuple digne d'etre,-
pour quill soft recuellli de ceux
don't la charge est de continuer. Ii
sufit dun passant.
''Et nous passons, remontant de
ceux qui ont donne leur vie, sans
geste nj parole de theatre, q ceux
qui sont au combat depuis une an
nee. Nous voulons puiser une
force nouvelle au spectacle des
combattants don't les forces ne Sc
puiseront pas. ct puisque nos SOL
dats vivants ne sont pas moins
beaux que nos morris, il faut que la
France, au moins, pour demeurer
sdre d'elle-meme, lentende procla-
mer."
Et a travers tous les deuils, tou-
tes les mis6res, toutes les ruines, il
montre lie grand devoir: la vie a re-
commencer, la vie q laquelle nous
ramenent tous ces h6ros don't il sa-
lue la memoire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
de vos besoins, mais vous m'etes
meme receivable de 5000 marks.

de vos besoins, mais vous m'etes
meme receivable de 5000 marks.
Ainsi fnit ''lassociation"
Krupp-Ducroquet. LIE Francais in
tenta au prussien un process quill
perdit. II proposa son invention au
ministre de la guerre fYancais qui
la refusa Mine par les privations
ct lie chagrin, il mourut a Dussel-
dorf en- 1847. Sa femme le suivit
bientot dams la tombe ct les cir
constances frent de son fills un AL
lemand.
La meme aimee, Alfred Krupp
remettait au ministre de la guerre
prussien ct francais le projet du
canon en- acier ct obtenait de ce
dernier une premiere commando
de 800 pieces de campagne.
La maison Krupp, accul6e quel-
que temps avant a la faillite, 6tait
sauv6e marchait vers la renomme
mondiale qu'elle atteiguit depuis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12

Malines.- Les ALlemands ont
exig6 de la fabrique d'6glise de
Malines Id clcf de la tour de la ca
th6drale ct ont voulu r6parer le ca
rillon, que le bombardement l6-
gerement endommag6. lis ny ont
pas r6ussi, ct les cloches restent
touj jours muettes.
On estime les d6gats causes a la
cath6drale a un million de francs.
LIE milieu du cheur n'existe pour
ainsi dire plus ct p6glise est tota-
lement s6paree en- deux par des
6chafaudages qui s'6levent jusq
la vonte. Denx vitraux sont COM
pletement detruits; lis avaient une
valeur de 10000 francs chacun.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
LES sCRUPUL=s

Dams un sentiment de pudeur
honorable, mais bien dangereux,
les parents ct les 6ducateurs h6si-
tent METRE la jeune file en- gar
de contre les p6rils qui la menacent
perp6tuellement. lis aiment mieux
la laisser expos6e a sa perte que
de lui signaler CANS quels PIECES
atroces ellie peut tomber.
Aux Etats-Unis, on commence a
revenir de ce scrupule. On pense
quill vaut mieux dissiper quelques
ignorances virginales ct sauver DIES
milliers d'existences. Dams les ga
res ct dams les tramways, on afiche
des recommendations tres signiG-
catives pour avertir la jeune file:
de ne point s'arreter dams les ras-
semblements, de ne pas accueillir
les invitations des inconnus, meme
les plus respectables en- apparence,
de ne pas accepter des bonbons ou
des fenrs qui pourraient contenir
un narcotique, de ne pas suivre
aveugl6ment le messager qui leur
annonce un accident survenu dams
leur famille, de ne pas meme Sc
courir une femme qui s'evanouit
auprAs d'elles.
Tout est suspect. Des drames
sans nombre, qu'on ose q peine
conter, qui pourtant SO r6petent
chaoue jour dams les grandes cites,
prouyent que Ia jeune file ne Sc
montrera jamais trop prudente
lquand ellie est s6par6e de ses gar
'diens natnrels.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
NOuvelIe Victoire de la
PeuQeOt

New York. k.-Resta, sur un auto
mobile Peugeot, a ga5n6 ces jours
dernlers la course de 100 miles,
courue sur la piste de Sheepshead
Bay pour la coupe dor Harkness.
Resta a accompli les 100 miles
du- parcours en- IS minutes ct 81
secondes, ce qui fait une vitesse
moyenne de 10 kilometres a lheu-
re, nouveau record an6ricain pour
cette distance.
En- plus de la coupe dor, les
coureurs Sc Iisputaient des prix en-
espAce Sc montant 3 $4,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12

pagnons intimes du regrett6 de-
funt.
A la fami]le en- deuil nous offrons
nos sympathies les plus distin-
gu6es.
Un Ami.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
Mercredi Soir, lie "a

On annonce une int6ressante
soir6e sous les auspices de la Soci-
6t6 des Epfants de Marie de la pa
roisse Ste Anne, dams La sale Ste
Anne coin Lyndale ct lie Ave, y.
II y aura jeu de cartes avec beaux
prix pour les gagnants; tirages de
beaux articles, etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12

Or. C.. A. LAPIERRE
Medecln Chirurgien
Bureau 3O3 Avenue Centrale
Residence 319 Ave. Unlverslte N. E.
Heures de Consultations:
l1a12A. NJ, "a 4 ct 7a6P. M
Dimarche: IL AN
TELEPHONES:
Bureau Residence
T. s. Spruce 100 T. s. Spruce l76
N. w. East $50 N. W. East l42
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
Une tres Belle RecoIte dams
l'Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta.-M. Alfred
Belley, fills de M. b. G. BeIley, avo-
cat, de Quebec, communique les
derniers rapports de sa r1colte pro-
duite cette aimee sur ses terres de
rAlberta-Sud. $50 acres en- bic
ont produit dix-huit mile QS,O0O)
minots ou une moyenne de 54g mi
nots a racre; 40 acres d'avoine ont
produit 1000 minots on une moy-
enne de 100 minots a l'acre.
La ferme dc M. Belley, dirigee
par son jeune fills, est situee a Clu-
ny, a FEst de Calgary, ct fait par
tie du bloc de Irrigation du @. P.
r.
Ce rendement 6norme, pressure
incroyable des grains est tres com
nun, cette aimee, dit M. Belley, a
Cluny ct dams tout le sud de PAL
berta.
A propos du Fonds Patriotique
de la Croix Rouge, au mois de mars
dernier, 81 cultivateurs de Cluny,
don't, don't une vingtaine de Cana
diens-francais, Sc sont r6unis ct
ont decide de semer chacun un
acre de leur terre en- BILE pour la
Croix Rouge ct lie Fonds Patrioti-
que.
R6sultat: les 81 cultivateurs ont
verse au tr6sorier SO minots de
beau bl6 chacun, savoir 3,l86 mi
nots en- tout.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
Eugene GR1sELLE,
DOcteur As-lettres.

Chanoine Honoraire de Beauvals,
Ancien ma1tre de conferences
aux Faculties Catholiques de Lii
lie, Sec.-Gen., du G. @. P. F.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12

On annonce le proclaim marriage
de NJ. Leon Pilon avec Mile Maria
Flsette, tous deux menbres du
chgur de la paroisse Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-11-12
OUl S'EST MIS- AU BAN
DE L'HUMANITE

La r6ponse nest pas douteuse,
car bien que les journaux alle-
mands aient affect6 q grand bruit
de d6noncer les allies CONNIE je-
tant dams la guerre des Africans
ct des Hindous, il est visible pour
tous que ces ''pr6tendus sauvages"
ont fait la guerre de facon plus hu-
maine que les troupes r6gulieres
d'Allemagne ct d'Autriche.
On men veut pour preuve que les
rapports oficieIs ct les enquetes
juridiquement 6tablies lar les bel
lig6rants de la Quadruple- Entente.
LIE Llvre Rouge resume authen-
tique des atrocities commises en-
Belgique ct en- France 6difera les
plus di&ciles ct la critique hlstori-
que meme aiguis6e par l'int6ret,
que prend toujours un coupable a
nier les mauvaist cas- Oh il s'est mis-,
trouvera diffcilement a mordre sur
cette collection de fats ddment
6tablis. Les aveux tires des car
nets de prisonniers ou de soldats
tues sur le champ de bataille pu-
bli6s par M. B6dier professeur au
College de France, sont une illus
tration terrible de la m6thode allie
mande de la Guerre. Les chicanes
de traduction inexacte qu'on y
await opposes ont dome occasion
a une r6plique qui a fourni bon
nombre de fats nouveaux ct de-
puis lors les contradicteurs Sc tai
sent. Qu'on lise: La Belg'que
Martyre, de Pierre Nothomb; Les
Procedes de Guerre, de Phomme
d Etat beige, Henri Davignon, bro
chure compl6tee par les r6sultats
de Ienquete juridiquement conduit
to en- Angleterre parmi les REFUGEES
de Belgique t6moins ct victimes
des horreurs commises par cette
horde envahissante qu'on a pu
nommer VArm6e du Crime. Ce
sont la autant d;@uvres vengeres-
ses ou de Repositories terribles
don't les auteurs ne craignent pas
la discussion De pied ferme lis at
tendent la r6plique ct ills ont solli-
cite vingt fols, mais en- vain, une
enquete contradictoire.
Toutes leurs conclusions sont
amplement. confrm6es ct juridi-
quement 6tablies dams lie volume
dune s6r6nit6 implacable que M.
Leon Macas, un helene don't la
neutralit6 garantit Peuvre impair
tale ct don't le talent de juriste a
discut6 ct 6tabli chaque accusation,
a public sous lie titre pressure trop
fable: Les Craedutes Allem0udes.
Que tout homme impartial lise,
s'informe, confronte ct pese ces t6-
moignages. Ii n'aura aucune pei
ne a d6cider laquelle des nations
bellig6rantes a foul6 aux pieds lie
droit des gems, les principles de
i'humanite ct s'est mise pour ja-
mais au lilori des peuples civili-
s6s.
Eugene GR1sELLE,
Docteur 4s-lettres,
IN n
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
OUR GIRLS

There are just two things that will keep girls straight at the age when begin to think of longer dresses and beaux. One is plain clothes and the otheris home dut- ies. The girls we see making fools of themselves are almost invariably over-dressed, They wear duds that women of thirty should hesitate to wear.
 A little girl with too many and costly clothes on her back, gets self-concious and vain and loves admiration and you grown ups know the next step. A sim pie pure hearted glrl who has a place in a home, home work and home duties. has her heart there and no boy can steal 1t, Even when maturity comes, and a real man comes, and a real affair of her heart comes, will such a girl leave home, and then only after
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
THE TRUE CALIPH

One reason why the jihad tor holy war must fail today is that many Moslems deny that the sul- tar of Turkeygis the true caliph, for the successor of Osman who rules at Constantinople has not a drop of the blood of the Prophet or of his people. The Arabs have always been restive under a Turkish caliphate, and never more so than now. They know full we'll that only a decendant of the tribe of Koreish is legitim. ately entitled to the custody of the green flag. The Shiah Mos
 lems, too. who are mostly Per
 sians and Indians. have never cordially recognized the Turkish caliphate. So. hard on the heels of the call to holy war, runs the message that the Sultan has no right to issue such a summons,
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

and that the faithful are absol- we'd from obeying it. We may be sure that Great Britain and allied powers gave wings to that report. An Arab caliph. of real descent from the tribe of Kor- eish, possibly the shereef of Mecca or the sheik of the mys- terious Senussi, is likely to ap- pear soon to dispute openly the claims of the Turkish caliph.
 Another difficulty in the way of the iihad is that it was called in behalf of Germany and Austria two Christian nations. That diff tiiculty has been lessened some what by the report current am- ong ignorant Ottomans that the Germans have embraced t h e Prophets!
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

a heart rending. But a girl who is at home only at the table and late bed time won't love that home. Work makes things sac red. T h e child whose home memories are not hallowed by who is not needed, and does not feel the need, will not love home. And if she does not love the home of her girihood, will love no other. She will go anywhere for anything. Home will mean nothing to such a woman, and if she is respectable, she will only lack opportunity to be a bad woman, and is good only through circumstance or by the neceSsi- ty of an ugly face. She will curse any man she marries.
 The mothers of this town who are responsible for the girls who gad on the streets should stop and think what they are doing. These girls are no longer child ren. They are at an impression able age. Where will you have their impressions come from - from the riff-raf of the streets, O
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
No3FY

Applications received for loans from $100.G1 to @iu,OO0.00, or nproved and uujmproved town property and farm lands Inter- est s per cent straight Interest payable annually or semi-annual- ly. Time: one to ten years Ap- plicant for loans will please give description, location, and valua- tion of property offered as secu- rity for loan. State improve ments and valuation of same,
 We want County representa- tives to receive applications for loans, appraise property. and serve as our exclusive represent ative. Attorney or real estate man preferred. Applicants for loans, and applicants for agen- cies positively required to furn- ish at least two character refer ences and forward postage, five 2c stamps, for application blanks full particulars, and prompt re- ply. Write Southern Office, Southeastern Loan Assn, Fourth National Bank Building, Atlanta Ga Adv 2-19-4t
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
QUARTERLY EXAMINATION

will hold the regular quarter ly examination to ascertain the qualifications of all who desire to teach in the public schools of Nevada County at Prescott. March, IS and 19. Remember that the law requires you to take this examination.
 C. M. Hirst,
 County Examiner.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
WOMAN

1
 being inclined to be gay and
 cheerful, but timorous and mod
 est.
 There is in every woman's
 heart d spark of heavenly fire
 which beams and blaZes in the
 aours of adversity, and men can
 when great occasions call. In
 title duties women fill their sphere, narrow cares that clus- ter round the hearth.
 She is the beautiful masoic
 ,rch in the common home; the avery day home where men en-
 ertain a n 2 e S unawares and where she smoothes to placid peace the rough and rugged places in the highways of exist once. If taken in the abstract, woman is superior to man in this. 9. that pain and anguish, grief and sorrow, atiiiction and poy- erty, are but stepping stones on uhich she climbs above the mar row sphere which he calls life and she. it is, is last at the cross and earliest at the grave" " While her heart is loyal to home, love and duty, her head often gets light asair and by reason of conflicting circumstances she Is easily influenced and led atsray.
 Fashion, that lnvidious siren, is one of the chief tempters and bat very. few women can resist her artless caprices.
 'Tis said that Satan employed Fashion to assist him in the Downfall of the human race and perhaps the aphorism Is correct for this earthly idol is w0rshipp- el in many homes, and if the ! love of money is the root of all evil, the love of dress is the main trunk of the tree of extravaganza [ which is too often wrecked in the tempest of bankruptcy.
 A loving, good mother IS a treasure above all others of an earthly nature, as she never fees ! any sacrifice too great, any an- guish too keen, any shame so dreadful, any fate so overwhelm- ingly terrible, as to transcend the endurance or crush the power of | I mothers love. Mrs. Wilson 1 says. and truly she spoke, that lander an inyincible inspiration, 1 when danger threatens her dar- lings, she knows no self disgrace, ieath affirights her not, she eX- tends her arm to arrest every approach, offers her own breast as a shield against darts, bullets, sword thrusts, and counts it privilege to lay down her life in defense of those loved ones. . 0, loyalty, supreme, sublime, immortal Thy name is mot hers love. Her very existence + interwoven with her children, their counselor, comforter and guide: therefore we should prize and sacredly cherish that vaIu able jewel, a good mother. This world is so dreary when we are berett of a mother, yet so few appreciate her as we should. for what is home without a mother?
 I he mother who allows the blues and sulks to overshadow the home, who allows herself to be moody and discontented, fails in a chief duty and places hand icap on her husband and children in the race of life.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
WARNING ORDER

In Nevada Chancery Court Georgia Ballard, Plaintiff,
 VS.
 Walter Ballard, Defendant The defendant, Walter Ballard, is warned to appear in this court within 30 days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Georgia Ballard. Given under my hand and seal this 2lst day of January. 1915.
 C. C. CALHOUN, Clerk,
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

Wanted One of the large mag azlne publishing houses desires to employ an.active man or wom- an in this community to haadle a special plan which has proven unusually profitable. Good open ing for right party. Address with two references. Publisher. Box 155, Times Sq. Sta, New York City.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05
PAINLESS DENTISTRY

Save money and save your teeth by seeing pr. IF. Hereford advt-f Hope, Ark
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

For Sale-A scholarship to Draughon's Business College, Little Rock Arkansas. Call or write this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

from home? It is for the mot hers of this town to settle the question.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-03-05

Hickory King Seed Corn, Johnson County White Seed Corn, Boone County White Seed Corn, Early Amber Sorghum Seed, Orange Sorghum Seed, Texas Seeded Ribbon Cane Seed. White Kaffir Corn Seed, Red, Yellow and White Onion Sets, Triumph Seed Potatoes, Garden SeedS---AlI Kinds.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03

W liCa sum Will % rOrteite1 10 thc
CITY Of Detroit IN case the bidder
fails 20 enter Into contract. subject
10 confirmation OF the Common Coun-
ell within the ave days after the ac-
ceptance Of his tender by the Depart
ment OF Public Works
The bidder whose tender 81 accept
ed viii be required TO furnish with
his contract an approved surety com
pany bond 60 the City OF Detroit In
the fun amount % the contract price
for the work conditioned on the full
and faithful performances OF his part
OF the contract
Tho contractor shall be raid In
bonds for nrst paving or the pro-
ceeds thereof II such bonds are pur.
chased by the Sinking Fund Com
mlssloners. according TO law
No bid will be accepted from any
person or Arm who r. In nrreafs or
default 90 the City % Detroit.
Specifications In detail for the
above work may be had on appiica-
ttor 10 the secretary.
The Department OF Public Works
expressly reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
An proposals shall be made IN du-
fiSfO GEORGE n rESKEIr.
A-i,s7 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-03
OFFICE or THE soARp or POOR
COMMISSIONING.
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS
Municipal Court Building.
Detroit, April .. 1913

Sealed proposals will be received 81
this office until IL o'clock nosa
Wednesday. April Z. 1918, for furnish-
Ing and Installing In the hecetr,ns
Hospital. corner Antoine and MA
Door. aaa window screens
In accordance with specifications now
on ME and open TO Inspection al the
office sof John Scott n Company, ar
chitecta. 2Ia6 Dime Bank building.
certified cheek equal TO nve pc.
cent OF the bid, payable to the Board
OF Poor commissioners, must accom-
pany the proposals.. which VIII De
Forfeited 20 the board In case the
bidder fails 10 enter into contract
within ave lb) days after the accept
The bidder whose tender u accept
ed VIII be required 20 furnish with
his contract an approved surety COM
pany bond TO the city and state n
full amount OF contract No bid Will
be accepted from any person or nrm
who Is In arrears TO the CITY OF De-
trolt.
Endorse envelope eontainins bid.
Proposal on Window and Door
Screens. and address same Co ne
BOARD OF Poor Commissioners De-
trolt. Mich.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids
JOHN y. HALL.
HARRY II. PRENzLAuER.
Secretary.
A-i.ss