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on tho other hand. has a combination OF
both weigh. and speed and rs tho dn%s
pass and tho boya bncumc accustomed
and hardened, there will DO worry few
teams to stop her. Coach CoDerly has
developed O stunewlll line. while his
baclItield Is quick and adept at the for
ward passing gamo, Her victory over
WcllSbure Last week was Il very costly
one. for tho services or Nindlan were
lost who, by tho way. was tho most
promising player or tho entire SOUND.
He may DO out for the rest OF the sea-
son. having suffered broken shoulder
blade Both teams aro on edge and the
Elm Grove park should be iIllcd with
rootcrs on either side.
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Madison and Richie
Are Winners at Football

Yesterday afternoon two exciting
acbool-vard soccer Enfr"s were played
nv the sixth grade boys OF tho public
schools. ono 1T tho Madison %ch"ul for
tho northern district. and n" 1T the
Titcn!o FIR the southern district. Mail
Isou and Centre schools Wcr" tn" district
champions and next week they will play
II off for the city championship. Much
interest and plenty ri spirit was present
at both of these tournaments which give
a largo number OF boys an opportunity
Of playing on n. team
In the northern tournament held n Tho
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SOCCER IS PROVING
AN ATTRACTIVE SPORT

Two exceedingly interesting games OF
soccer were played by the public schools
athletic league yesterday afternoon on
the Twenty-si1th street playground.
much to the advantage Of the Webster
eleven which defeated Richie by to
count and played Union to game
With one exception all scores made were
tho result Of penalty kicks since foul1ng
In the penalty area was failing with
the the boys. Foster and Hoyt Of Web
ster, were the star kickers. although
many excellent plays were made by the
other members Of the teams.
In The Webster Richie game, which
ma played first Foster made two scores
on penalty kicks in the first half OF play.
Vandync. Smith and Yeager played soor
ball for Richie.
Lineup:
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BY Purifying the blood

Once you get your blood free from
observation-disclosures Of the catarrhal
nelson's, which it is now prey 10
because of its unhealthy State-then
YOU will be relieved Of Catarrh--tne
dripping in the throat. hawking ana
shifting. raw sores in the no5trilS. ana
the diSagrerahle bad breIth. It was
caused in the first place, because your
impoverished blood was easily inject
ed. Possibly slight cold or conta Il
with someone who had cold. But
the point is-don't suffer with Ca
tarrh--it is not necessary. The rem
edy S. S. S. dis1Gered Over fitly
years ago. tea1o Pe, and tried Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-05
TEN EMPLOYERS CONE IN

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Oct. 4.-Ten
employers Of labor in West Virginia
were awarded protection today under the
workmcn's compensation fund, as fol-
lows:
Saunders-Werdn company. wholesale
produce Huntington: George Schantz
Engineering company. of Buffalo. y. Y.
Wang Construction company. Of Cum
berland. Md. OBrien and Cusack, oil
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Best Treatment for Catarrh
s. s. s. Removes the Cause

obtainable at any drug store It has
proven its value in thousands Of cases.
1t will do so in your case. Get S. S. 5.
at once and begin treatment If yours
is long standing case. be sure to
write for free expert medical advice.
We will tell you how this purely veg
erable blood tonic clranses the i'm.
purities from the blood by literally
washing it clean. We will prove 10
YOU that thousands Of sufferers from
Catarrh. after consistent treatment
with S. S. S., have been freed from
the trouble and all its disagreeable
features and restored to perfect
health and yigor. Don't delay the treat
ment. Address Medical Director 439
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
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We1lSnUrg.

Cp-the river the Brooke countturs are
making n desperate effort to uphold the
honor OF the school Last year. under
Coach Merrells. the team made a re-
r1arka.ble record. losing only to Wheeling
high in tho opening encounter. This
year tho team has lost the services OF
her coach and the best players In the
school. leaving only several substitutes
with little or any experience. 1t is to
be hoped that the boys round out in
good shape, as they have the necessary
weight. Steuecrvirle ~'ll be met today
at the latter place and I victory will be
we'll cherished and put more viGor and
confidence in the team as they are Bit
tor rivals
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Madison school. Onion got into inc i,n' -,
bv defeating Jefferson to o. while Mo Mrt
ison eliminated Clay BY to 17e count !,
IN the finals Madison won from on non,
~ ~ ~ Madison boys: Bell Medley Ch h
Moon Capt Stewart KronjaegeT' ; M,en
KotzrL ward Adams and ]. Robert WIS.,
- Mary McNash and Mary Wlgai coach-
ed The Madison team. ,r-o,st NJ
In tho southern tournament We'SscI
eliminated Richie to and Ceh'Ie u,
fcated Mckinley 4 tn ]. IN !ne
Centre won from it's old rival ! 20 W.
Centre boys: Edward Scamon N|apt,1 ;
F, Focsc G. Sprnusc. G. Case II. LII
moro r. Goldberg p. China and r. "eE-
rick. Misses Helen Elig ana Mare"'t
Klieycs coached the Centre team
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IMPORTANT DECISION
BY ENGLAND AFFECTS
COLLECTION OF TAX

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Oct A.:
Where n tnxicab driver or truck driver
operates wholly within II municipality.
his taxes therefore should BIO assessed
and collected by the municipal author
ties but where such persons operate
in and out OF the municipality, using the
public roads. it is the duty Of tho state
road commission TO assess and collect
the special privilege tax md pro-rate,
it with the city authorities. in which
case the municipal authorities have no
right TO assess or collect the tax.
This is the substance OF an opinion
OF Attorney General +. T. England. Civ
en- on request OF a D. Williams. chair
man of the road commission. for n con-
struction of that section of the law.
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Petty.


Flats OF! Boys. take q tip from the
writer and watch that gang over the
;Ttver and just size them up for your
: selves OF course, YOU all know that
Martins Ferry bore the distinction Of be-
| ing the champions of the Ohio VAL
ley. last season. going through without
a half and the record was clean. except
-tne tie with Wheeling. high Although
: vickers, Lettfruer and Aiken. the three
pes. bots have been lost by graduation.
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numbers there were 100000 barrels OF
motor gasoline in stock upon September
90, the latest figures available, and that
on April 1st. of this year, the so-called
peak period, there were approximately
II. 900. 00O. 900 barrels on hand. indica-
ting a shortage of approximately $780,
600 barrels.
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STOUT REAPPoTNTED.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelltEencer.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va. Oct. 4.-Be-
fore concluding tho regular term OF
Federal district court here to-day. Judge
A. G. Dayton. Of Phillppi. reappointed
W. Frank Stout. Of this city, as refe-
rec in bankruptcy.
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WASH-JEFF ON EDGE
FOR OPENING GAME
WITH NORMAL TEAM

Special Dispatch to The 1ntcl1iEenccr.
WASHINGTON, Pa Oct 4.-Wash-
ington and Jcfrcrson's football team had
n light drill this afternoon in final prep
aration for the opening game tomorrow
afternoon with Indiana Normal, 1t be-
ing the first contest ever staged be-
tween the football elcrens Of the in
situations. Hutchinson did not scrim-
mage his first eleven, but sent the sec
and and third teams into a practice
battle for IS minutes, endcavoring to
get a moro definite line on his Subst-
tutca
W. and J. regards the opening clash
tomorrow with mixed feelings. It Is
realized that Indiana has an exception
ally strong team and that the Green,
Red and Black outfit may have lot OF
difficulty in getting by. Coach Hutch-
tnson said this evening that he would
be satisfied to win regardless Of the size
Of the margin On account Of the large
squad. the green material and lack OF
assistance, he has not had an opportu-
nifty to fully size up hts men, but he
hopes tpmorrows game to give him some
definite idea Of what to expect, at the
same ttmo realizing that a good show
ing viii go far toward putting conii-
dence into his youngsters.
The presence Of the three sterling line
veterans, Captain Henry, T-csscl and
Ed Garbisch. is counted upon greatly 10
hold the team together in tho opening
Eay and give the new backs a chance
70 got steadicd. Tho usual dcmonstTa-
ton before the game Will be staged oy
the students, who will parade behind a
band The game has been called for 4
O'Clock. as Indiana Normal. not leaving
Indiana until noon. will como overland
ho however,
will be staged Immediately on their ar
r1va3 as they =: Ist DO back ut barracks
at taps.
Bowling Of Tech VIII referee tomor-
row and Merriman Of Geneva will be
umpire with Brooks. linSsman- Coach
Hutchinson was still; uncertain Of MS
lineup tonight. but gave out the f"-
lowing provisional one as tho nearest nc
could select at this time:
W and 7. Indiana Normal.
Y Garbisch ...-...........- Gowzdcn
Left end.
Fcnry '.''--
Left tackle.
Tempicton buc""H'|''Nf
Left guard.
StcFcE - 1853 NA'
G.. GaroiSch ..-..-.......' -.--.. "ou'o
Right guard.
rdpar ............ HUM
Right tackle
TreSSel -'''.'-
! Right end.
| f,Jtv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hcl4hCf
| Quarter.
| Duncan $3.50 l'o""'
| Left half.
| Walker - - ''''
| Right half
! Young '-'---'
| FNIlIhack.
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drilling. Now Cumberland: Cadcll and
shobc, railroad masonry. Of Peck's Hill;
John J. barley sawmill. Rowlesburg;
Hatfield Coil company. Of Williamson:
K. G.. Lyon. general contractor. of Ell
kins; Altman Coal company, Of Charles
ton; and Beech Glen Coal company. OF
Charleston.
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LtusO.


e.. NJ 4.,,,, N the Ohio y-alfry must over
snoo,, the possibility Of the famous LiusIy
steam rompins homo with the honoFs'
EESrcrv Indication gives rise I" o'.'e'T
fsthat tho school will be represented 0! i
Soetter combination than last season.
(which Is fair warning Tor any seait -,
kthis vicinity. Starting In on Gae n.y.
spertod OF their preparatory "otn. C.to
kelevcn now representing LlnSiE VIII en-
r<e.r zach and every contest with deter
Anipaton. as oil will graduate TINS sea-
icon. Many thought with the dcpartur 9
Aof Cosch Holden that the orange ano
EBlack would be Shot" but this Is Il Yer
spoor assertion. for tho Aotden IN
Elpence' still rSrnaiHS as but re" men
k1n~e been lost ny graduation ana yet
with a man the caliher of Russell >Toou-
Svin ~ " 81 70 tske up the work left
sntt ny that fa1nous exponent OF the ar
Sof football. no moro could be desired
hnnsly WI come through. and with q
saash that VIII be surprising 10 IT'S nost
HoyHl followers. Necessary weignI
sspeed and experience these cIa!oeS
sIlnsly has and there IS no way Clear
but to rely>-or the, belief that TIM team
vfTY.he so close to the top OF the ladder
when the dust clears that HAIR
sbreadth win hardly part her AFTER ar
traneing one Of the rpoSt attracuFe
schedules the school has ever had. tho
sboys got down to real work and have
hrven enjoyed the fruits Of uztllns
camp stay. from which they protned
very highly Cambridge will be met at
the Fair Grounds today. and from the
result. a line will be secured on the
ability Of the popular local school
Linsly Will meet Bella;re. Cathedral.
Wheeling and Ferry. which assures cT-
cry fan some interesting battles. TO
days game called at sharp.
Following is the lineup:
Itnsly. Position Cano7uSe.
f"atklpS - l va - ~A"
Left End.
sHerman Observation-Disclosures moss
Left Tackle.
,SrOpkS ---- S'''SOA'
Left Guard.
Center.
EAcGinntS he1IueS
Right Tackle
tSNnclair ........ 5000 'acNson
Right End.
sHnfcr. Observation-Disclosures. jenkins
Quarter Back.
Meukernel1er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lawyer
Left Half.
fLarrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sweat
Right HALF
EESaus myers
Full Back.
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! In the Wcbstcr-Unlon game Fostcr
made a goal from field and Hoyt made
four goals from penalty kicks. Union
| lineup. Phillips. Of: Bowman il; Meyers
ef; Joaquin If; Robertson or; Tomlnson
Nr: Sam rh Purpura CHI: Doll II: McNutt
! ri and captain; Weisner G. y conflict
| prevented Centre from being present as
! scheduled.
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WaCKnOd.

The llttlo Up river school has decided
to take Il rest this week, but would
rather play. but as tho date Is open tho
boys will get In extra practice for tho
remaining hard games. Wnrwood has
already played two games, and before
long will realiZo that sho Is in tho mud
do up to her knees. Her schedule Is the
best ever arranged by g. team Of that
school aud includes some Of the val
lcy's best bets.
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MonndrNh

Since losing her coach and most PROM
! Ss!og players, the down river school has
mot renewed athletic activities and the
; only inttmztion of the school being rep
PRESENTED Is vouched by the fact that she
Fhas q contract signed to meet the Caths-
-ldral high school in &lc near future
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SCHOOLS INACCURATE FOOTBALL;
PROGRAMS IN 1T FRACTIONS TODAY

KyERY rEAr OF NOTE II TIE
CLIO VALLEY, WITH ONE ES-
: sprroN WILL DO BATTLE.
mntarext Is at Fever Heat and Games az
Fair Grounds Benaire and Ferry
Are Classy.
G~Y0(rEEr
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Wheeling.
Wheeling high has no game scheduled
for today.
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-(Buy Liberty Bonds) J.

: Buy usERfY BoNos >
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
MAINE WOMAN. u,
TAmEs FIERY COLT

Madame, Undauntsd, Trains eIooded
Animal 60 BE "Psrfset Lady
on the Road
Aurora. Msine-Mrs. Elsie Rowe
had. or dtd have. something Of spoil
eJ child on her farm-a handsome
four year old colt named Iona.
Lona's early education was neglect.
cd. for somehow>none Of the men folks
around here seemed anxious to accept
the engagement as tutor for Iona. She
gave all signs Of being altogether too
temperamental. Besides, she was big
and strong. and carried q threat in her
ears and heels at the slightest attempt
at familiarity.
So Iona grew up IN idleness until
nearly four years old. never having
O harness on her back. and spending
her time running In the pasture or eat.
Ing In the barn while tho other horses
on the farm did the work.
Mrs. Rowe. after vainly trying 70
find some on to train the colt. got
her dander up" and announced that
she would break Iona herself.
Mrs. Rowe is 81 years young. but
ste has handled horses all her life and
thought 1t was about time that Iona
was some good around the place.
So. In the presence OF a good sized
gallery Of spectators at safe dis
tance. Mrs. Rowe harnessed Iona
without much trouble. then attempted
to hitch her into \ gig. Iona was so
Indignant that she kicked the gig to
smithereens and kept on kicking, roll
ing her eyes around to her owner in
sheer impudence.
But Mrs. Rowe had NO idea Of BE-.
Ing beaten by \ green four yearOld
colt. AS soon as Iona had kicked ev.
erythins clear and Gained down q bit.
Mrs. Rove led her into the barn and
closed the doors for . private inter
view.
There were several sessions Of the
conference. apparently. and finally
the door opened and Mrs. Rowe led
out thoroly subdued colt.
She was backed into q wagon and
seemed only too willing to be buckled
III. Not q move did she make to kick
and never has since.
Now she is one of the best readers
In the county. Coming from . line Of
rccing blood on one side and from q
famous mother. she has every license
for speed and power.
Mrs. Rowe has trained her not only
&c be . perfect lady on the road. but .
number of tricks such as shaking
hands and bowling hpw-ds-do.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
GOATS CLEAN UP
sAssAFRAs FIEtos
Also They Return Good Profit to Own,
er While Doing This Useful Work

Also They Return Good Profit to Own.
er While Doing This Useful Work
Hopkinsville, K.-Farmers OF this
county have found a new and profita.
tie use for goats. They have learned
that goats will eradicate sassafras
PUSHES by eating them to such an eX-
tent that the bushes are killed.
Furthermore . field well grown
thick in sassafras bushes will furnish
plenty of forage for q herd Of goats
during an entire winter. Then when
spring comes and II IL time to cult
vate that ground. 1t will be found en-,
tirely free of sassafras. fertilized and
,eady for immediate use.
The goats will grace 20 well on the
tender sassafras shoots az on grass.
They also eat buds and leaves Of the
larger bushes and even gnaw the
bark off the body Of young trees. The
constant eating of the buds In the top
Of the bushes soon causes the plant to
die, even the roots dying. The old
method of cutting out the bushes with
sn ak or grubbing hoe. was laborous
and productive Of even more sprouts
the second season.
People who know anything about
the baneful effects of sassafras bushes
on the farm, and how nearly impossi-
BILE II is to combat them. will readily
appreciate the value OF the goats ser
vices.
The first farmer to try the expert
Llent was F. M. Harmed. He has .
herd of fifty goats and not a sassafras
bush In any OF the fields where they
have grazed. witnessing this success.
neighbors adopted the plan and nov
there are numerous herds In that sec
tion and the demand for goats as an
antidote to sassafras Is growing rapid
~ In all sections.
Not only are the goats profitable Ia
that way, but they are money makers.
Goats multiply rapidly. There 10 .
ready market for the kids for fresh
meat, and now there 10 demand
largely In excess of the supply for
goats to combat the sassafras.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
MORSE KEPT 20 YEARS
IN CHAIN BOUND SHACK
Humane Agents Said 60 Have Found
Strange Cruelty Case on Rich
Mans Farm

maU buT"
Felicity, Ohio-SQuealing with de-
light, q black horse said to have been
held in captivity In shed on q farm
near here for twenty years. was re-
leased q day OF two ago by agents Az
thony Brothers and Louis Drummond.
Of the Ohio Humane Society.
The agents say the owner who II
said to be one of the wealthiest farm
ers in Clermont county. his property
being estimated At 100000. admitted
having caused the animal to be con-
fined within an isolated shack on his
farm for five years.
For more than an hour the two OF.
ficers wrestled with the problem Of
sevsring the bonds which held the AMI
NAL captive.
There were numerous iron chaiEs
about the shack. all being welded. The
agents were forced to file these before
they were able to hberate the horse.
Tho animal had practically lost the
use of it, legs.
A the horse Was led into the open
afr its eyes bulged In an alarming
manner and the agents say that q
good sized fist easily could have been
lodged In the nostrils of the horse. the
expansion for the moment, having
been so great.
With much difficulty the horse tried
to use Its legs. II acted like trained
animal In q circus which had been
taught to keep time with a two step.
The legs were raised unusually high
at each movement, then were lowered
a. though the horse was afraid its
:,oofs never would reach the earth.
The owner was q silent spectator to
the liberation Of his horse. He had lit
tie to say to the agents. When asked
why the horse had been subjected 10
such Ill treatment, he answered: Il
had no use for the horse" 81
The shack was so bolted and barred
that the only way to enter It was thru
. three foot opening This was used,
II 10 said. In giving the animal food
and water.
Complaint that the animal was be-
ing Ill treated reached the Ohio HUI
name Society. and the two agents I'm
mediately went to the farm. first stop
ping at Moscow and at Felicity. from
which places they obtained informa-
ton tending to show, they assert. that
the horse had not been out Of IL
shack In twenty years.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
Brie4s Of the Week


Washington's Birthday.
Smoke White Holly--5c Cigar.
Get the Ratchet for the weather man.
Norman Risk of Petoskey was here
this week.
Get that FUR while the sale is on at
Ashley's Store.
c. S. Abbott OF Detroit was in the
city this week.
K. U Bisbee is business visitor this
week at Engadine.
d. Hockin and family have gone to
Kewadin. where they will make their
home.
j. Leahy, the Optometrist, will again
visit East Jordan, March 9th and 7th.
See adv.
Charles Ashley celebrated his birth
day anniversary Monday evening with
a party.
The Electa Clubswas entertained al
the home OF Mrs. A. Danto, Thursday
evening.
Zero weather and trains stalled. No
mail on the p. NJ. X r. since first of
the week
Mr.. Seller OF Indiana rs in the city
on bushes this weeh and is also visit
ing a brother here.
Miss Sophia Berg is expected home
the latter part OF this week from Gay
lord to visit her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Eliza Bowman who has been
visiting friends and relatives here for
some time, left last Monday for Ontario,
Cal.
Members Of South Labe Lodge
Knights OF Pythias and their friends
enjoyed social evening at their fall
Wednesday night.
Victor Cross lost his eyebrows and
eyelashes when the furnace back fired
at his home, Sunday morning His face
was singed quite badly, but cap which
he was wearing saved his hair
Perkins PhonogrGp hs-the orly
really high-grade machines at popular
prices-for sale at c. c. MACK'S. We
take pleasure in demonstrating the rare
qualities these machines possess.
The Latter Day Saints Auxiliary
Society will serve pot luck lu..oh at
the home of Mrs. ID. f. Housknecht on
the West Side, next Thursday evening,
Feb. 28th. Price is cents a plate.
Everyone is invited to come.
The Income Tax man will be at the
City Commission Rooms over the Post.
office in this city next week from Mon
day to Friday inclusive, and will be
glad to assist you in finding out if you
have any income tax TO pay. He urges
every one to call on him early, as he
absolutely will not stay day over his
scheduled time OF leaving and wishes
to save all from paying the penalty
which will be eXacted in case your re-
port is not filed in time. People have
been very patriotic in this matter in
other places and many have been dis
appointed to find out that they had no
tax to pay.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22

A rolling stone accumulates no dust
II is poor elevator that won't work
both ways.
February Sale still on at M. E.
Ashley's Store.
The wisdom of nature is proverbial,
but why she gave to man a jawbone
and teeth that enable him to bite off
more than he can chew is a mystery.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
Must Pay 500 for Spanking

Washington. Pa.-Being spanked
with barrel slaves, between which dy.
rsmite caps were placed. with the re.
suit that he was under the care OF .
physician for days. 10 worth 800 to
John Lasut. Lasut was being intro
:uced into the mysteries of the Order
OF Owls when the spanking stunt was
pulled of.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
A WORD TO MOTHERS,

Mrs. f. j. Bedard, Cowich, Wash,
says. "Foley's Honey and Tar is the
best ever used. always keep a
bottle in the house for the children A
quick cure for coughs and colds" 1t
heals raw, inflamed surfaces, loosens
phlegm, eases hoarseness and difficult
breathing, checks racling coughs. -
Hite's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1918-02-22
Old Fsnlsn Re,les Found

Dublin.-while engaged in turf cut.
ting operations In county Roscommon.
L,ep unearthed some relies apparently
OF the Fenisn uprising In 1876. In the
shape Of pixies of crude MANUFACTURES.
also q number Of muskets. The relics
were N . tsir state 81 prsssrvaasa-