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Milford chronicle., 1934-03-16
Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

By virtue Of an order OF Charles W.
cullen. Esq. Referee in Bankruptcy of
tho United States District Court for the
state Of Delaware. the undersigned
Trustee appointed by the said Court in
the matter nf Samuel s. Iimble, hank
rupt. will expose to sale Ivy way of pub
lie vcuduc. Ut Iimhle's Csc and Up
store, located at 10 North Walnut St.
Milford. Kent County. Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1934-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of a writ of Levarl Facias,
TO me directed. win be exposed 10
public sale. on
Milford chronicle., 1934-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE

By virtue Of a writ of Levari Facias.
TO me directed. will he exposed to
nuhlic sale. on
Milford chronicle., 1934-03-16

Trim grape vines now.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Nothing new, Sir John!" said the
man in khaki. "One of our watchers
says a big crowd is hoohahing around
the Jail, but he doesn't think anything
serious will happen-not tonight, at
any rate!"
We'll, nighto, Mercer! Keep the
home fires burning"
Try to-"
Keep them, Keep them! Keep
them!" thudded the drums and very
far away a high pitched voice was
chanting: 'Allaho Akbar! Ush!-
huddo-un', lah'illah-hah IL laylah." F"
1t was the Mahommedan creed.
Hear that?" questioned Sir John,
gravely Means the mullahs are tax
ing hand IN things! They started a
rumor yesterday that the Prophet will
send an angel to free the Cobra from
Jail. There's something behind it,
of course. Made me radio Simla for
those Gurkhas and mountain guns. :"
Have you heard this bazaar gossip
about the veiled man having got hold
of 'PreSter Johns Mirror'?" queried
NJTdN. vi liC"o, OiAot'
The idea is that its possessor can see
in it all the happenings of the world"
ARABIAN Nights poppycock" ex-
ploded the resident.
Gray suppressed boyish chuckle.
There's a local legend that in the
twelfth century Prester John had a
stronghold in the mountains round
here. sir! And do you know I'm in
clined to believe it,"
Absolute moonshine! A mud hovel
is more in his line!" exclaimed Sir
John. Talking of something that
really does exist-did you ever see the
Cobra? Six foot nine. nose like a
scimitar and a black beard down to
his waist! You're only foot 4,
aren't you? Lord, what a mess
he'd make of things if he escaped"
The residents voice died away. 1t
had become sitting hot, and OCCASION
ally came the roll of distant thunder.
High up in the night ricochet bullet
whined plaintively.
Suddenly Gray leaned forward and
ground the stub of his cigaret in the
ash tray
You knew Galbraith, didn't you,
sir?" he asked quietly. The fellow
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Resident Sahib, my message is not
yet finished! Listenl ."
His next words stunned Colin Gray
and the Resident.
This man knew the Byzantine
cipher!
Then the stately, white-clad figure
rose to its feet.
To Sir John Lindsay the movement
meant only one thing: man who had
evidently in some way secured a Gov
ernment secret cipher intended to
escape.
Wrenching a small Colt from the
pocket of his dinner jacket, he fired
twice, the reports biting sharply into
the night.
The sadhu did not move.
"You are foolish, Resident Sahib?"
resumed the voice, sternly. Il have
told you that am but the spirit dou-
BILE of one who Is far from here. Why,
then, do you try to hurt shadow?
Sir John pressed hand to his eyes.
The hypnotic gaze of the ascetlc
seemed to have paralyzed the Resi-
dents brain. -,
Maj orayI Daddy What is all
the shooting?
1t was Diana's voice from her bed
room window.
Gray's mind worked swiftly.
"All serene, Miss Lindsay! ne
called back reassuringly. Il was
shooting a snakel" He shouted sim
liar explanation in Hindustani to the
sentries.
sorry, my boy" said the Resident
unsteadily, as Gray took the pistol
from his unresisting fingers. I didn't
mean to fire like that .. Something
too strong for meP'
He broke off and sank into his chair
like a man in dream.
Still the sadhu had not stirred.
GRAY who had studied Yoga, be-
lieved that what they saw was the
astral or spirit body of Hindu adept
of great psychical power able to pro-
ject his thoughts. or even an image
of himself, through space.
Who are you, uru-lee?" he de-
manded tensely.
II have said: One who follows the
way and whom you need not fearl'
II am not afraid" was the quiet
answer.
yet there is wisdom in the fear
OF evil"
What evil, then, threatens"
"The yelled man of the Pamirs and
his servant. the Cobra. There is a
third, but his time is not yet. Between
these three and me-whom men call
the lord of the SwaStika exists an
enmity which not even their deaths
will endl"
Il understand. But why have you
Gomez" questioned Gray hoarsely.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

'"The power Of the Name is known
to you. and deep are the secrets Of
Prariti-that essence Of all things to
which we cling as drops Of water cling
to q leaf" responded the sadhu SOL
emnly. "Our destinies are linked, sa-
hib. Centuries ago you were my chela.
I am about to repay the devotion Of
those days"
1t seemed as II a mist were drifting
between them.
Where can I find this Yelled Man
who plots to overthrow the British
ruler" asked Gray quickly. We've
already got the Cobra safely under
lock and key!"
The cavernous eyes glowed.
"Ye have him not! The Cobra has
escaped"
The sadhu's grim words reused Sir
John Lindsay from a trance-ike
apathy. AS though moving in ghast-
ly dream, he jumped to his feet. his
face drawn and haggard. Gray sprang
forward and seized him by the wrist
Just as a crash of rattling, reverber-
ating thunder rumbled and tumbled
overhead
The storm broke. But the sadhu
had gone!
Evening star., 1934-07-02

every man-jack OF that guard court
martialed for letting him in!"
EVEN had they seen me, your SEN
tries could not have stopped me, Resi-
dent Sahib,". said the deep voice. Il
am but the shadow Of one whom you
will never see. 1t is written In the
Agrouchada Parikchai: Power belongs
to him who knows"
Talk sense, mani Who are you?
And what the devil are you doing
here?" demanded Sir John angrily.
MANY call me The Lord of the
Swastika,'" answered the sadhu. "For
such am teacher of the way. For
you, Sir John Lindsay, I come as G.
spiritual guide of a hundred million
Hindus-whoSe allegiance is perhaps
important to your government. have
a message for you" The sadhus tones
were like the touch of steel.
The creaking of the residents cane
lounge chair betokened his uneasiness.
He, like all India, had heard of the
miracle working Hindu ascetic and re-
ligious leader known as "the Swastika
Guru." who lived In the heart of the
Himalayas and was regarded as the
inspired mouthpiece of militant Hin
duism, and there was something about
Evening star., 1934-07-02

tine cipher of yours in which you are
to report to Sinla will be in the hands
of devil in human form. An ace of
trumps for him, of course!"
'Machiavelli is one of my patron
saints sir" Gray half smiled and
reached for the matches.
All right, but you've got master
mind for an adversary, and don't for
get it, insisted the resident. you'd
better have talk with Sirdar Mo-
hammed Shah, my intelligence officer
he got back from Peshawar today.
I've told him to expect you first thing
tomorrow morning. . His idea is that
the cobra is merely the instrument of
this veiled man."
Don't you think we're rather in
clined to overrate the Cobra's i'm
portance, sir?" Gray was deprecating
The resident frowned.
No; not a bit! The mans reg
ular demigod to the hill tribeS-just
as he is to those two million Tartar
Mongols, who, as you know, are wait
ing to swoop down and loot India
under his leadership. He's promised
EN- BrlIlSn-HlnOu program! bIdSC
the fellow!. . Hates the Hindus even
more than he hates us-which
is saying a lott. .Overrate him?
Hrrumph! I should say not! Z.
When are you leaving us?"
Day after tomorrow, sir"
Overhead something suddenly spat-
tered through the leaves, followed in
simultaneously by the crack of rifle.
The thoughts of both men turned
to Diana.
For them the wholly unexpected
capture of the Cobra had brought
about a sudden state of affairs that
was, after all, nothing more than the
redder dawn of another working-day
as it were; another familiar summons
from that grim master OF the Border
Service, Danger.
They knew that if the city of Labak
rose, Alan Khan-the dreaded outlaw
now under sentence of death for
score of brutal murders-would at
once be set free by the insurgents. and
hell would be left loose within the
hour.
The fact that the nearest British
troops were six days march distant,
over a gruelling mountain road, and
Evening star., 1934-07-02

resonance. had spoken to them out OF
the darkness a few feet away.
The resident swore crisply. and
Gray drew in his breath with soft,
kissing sound. The speaker was
slowly becoming visible-just as wire
heated by electricity becomes slowly
visible. There was no light on or
around him-just increased visibility
for which there was no apparent
cause.
They could now see seated on the
ground close by them and swathed in
snowy linen an emaciated, grave
faced Sadhu. or Hindu ascetic, whose
olive features reSembled those of the
poet Dante. In the center of his
breast glowed swastika of ruby light.
His curiously luminous eyes were fixed
on the two Englishmen with a burn
ing intentneSs.
'Damme! How did this fellow get
here. Gray? Is he one of your men?"
No" answered Gray slowly. He
isn't. Go easy with him; he may
have news"
Il don't care a tinker,s dam what
he's got!" fumed Sir John. III have
Evening star., 1934-07-02

him which compelled belief in his
words
What message have you?" queried
Sir John brusquely.
For you-death"
The word cracked like a whiprlash
"Death?" echoed the resident. THE
fellows mad GrayI Or dangerous.
The Hindu's burning eyes were on
Colin Gray's face now.
For you. Gray Sahib, my message is
of the coming of fear, and many dam
gers. both of which a woman shall
share The Cobra will strike at you
all; but, in few more revolutions of
the wheel of time. that which am
perfecting with the aid of my chelas
tdisciples) shall surely slay him
When I shall speak-trust, and all will
be well, even though Evil bare his
hindmoSt teeth"
With a stihed oath, Sir John
jumped to his feet.
No more of this internal none
sense!" he snapped. Get hold of
Mercer, Gray. and tell him to have
this lunatic put in the guardroom!"
Evening star., 1934-07-02
KING COBRA0

that the Naturalization of Gurkhas
and mountain guns for which Sir
John had radioed could only have
just started on their way to Labak,
made the danger more than ever
imminent.
A jerky Pickering of lamplight be-
hind the oleander hedge interrupted
their somber thoughts. Maj. Ralph
Mercer, the commander of the Resi-
dency Escort, was coming to make
his nightly report.
ANY news, Mercer?" demanded Sir
John. as he acknowledged the officers
salute.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
By
MARK
CLAIMING

who went out on this job before me,
I mean.'
The residents cheroot glowed
fiercely.
"Yes; why?"
There was no answer.
The seventh they sent, wasn't hep"
pursued Sir John.
Eighth"
The throbbing of the drums had
ceased, and the reedy wailing had be-
gun again, and now 1t sounded
nearer.
"Galbraith sahib knew too much! !"
A deep, mellow voice of bell-like
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Naked knife?"
Yes On my pillow" The resident
relit his cheroot for the third time
and Gray whiStled softly.
Hes got an Internally efficient spy
system, I'll say that for himl" re-
sumed Sir John grudgingly. Able to
think two moves ahead of us and
checkmates our best brains. Tracking
him Is going to keep you on the
stretch, Gray! Remember what say:
If you underestimate his reach he'll
get you-as sure as my names Lind
say You'll just fail to report. like
all the other fellows, and that Byzan-
Evening star., 1934-07-02
Watchdog Is Stolen.

CAMDEN, N. j. R.-Nicholas
Flshs left "Spotty." his bulldog, to
watch his house while he went Wis
iting. On his return he found some
one had broken in, ransacked the
house and took-only the dog.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Tomorrow-The Cobra strikes and
Gray sets out upon the adventure Of
his life.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
CHAPTER /.

~ N the lawn of the British resi-
4 dency at Labak three people
l sat tense and silent-lis-
~ tening.
A1roaI +be ANGEL of Death
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-05
Public Is Invited
To View New FOrds

An invitation to visit the showrooms
Of the Universal Motors, Inc. to in
spect the various models of the Ford
Va now on display, was extended to
the public Saturday by John N. F1eck,
president Of the company. A complete
stock Of parts and a factory author
lied Ford service station also are a
feature to which inspection of the
public Is invited.
Flick, whose appointment as Ford
dealer in this community was an
nounced by the Ford Motors company
this week says his decision to Join the
Ford retail organization was made as
a result Of survey of the sales pos
sibilities Of all makes of cars. after
studying the automobile outlook and
the attitude of people in this COM
munity toward different cars, I came
to the conclusion that a very large
percentage of the people feel as I
do-that the Ford Va is the car to
buy" he said.
with business conditions generally
improving, I feel that we are going
to have an excellent year with the
Ford V-8. Frankly, l am proud to
become associated with an organiza-
ton that has done SO much to dis
tinguish itself in the automobile in
dustry."
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new firms LISTED
ON STATE RECORDS
Five Companies File Articles Of
incorporation With Sc.
cretary Of State

Articles Of incorporation were or
nile with the secretary Of state toda,
Tor the Universal Motor company q
OF Bismarck which incorporated with
an authorized capital stock Of 325 ,oot
TO carry on q wholesale and retail
business in motor vehicles.
1ncorporators Of the company arr
John r. Eeck, J. A. Fleck and Gordon
V. Cox, all Of Bismarck.
Articles Of the Wahpeton Glass
Paint and Manufacturing company
with $4,000 authorized stock were fl.
ed, listing p. G. Hansen and Joseph
Redlinger, Minneapolis, and A. A
kindem and Q. 8. seines, Wahpeton
Is directors.
Other interpretations were:
Bismarck Improvement corporation
dealing in real estate, 5000 capital
stock; Christina Nelson, p. s. Mel
son, and Obert A. Olson, Bismarck
directors.
North Dakota Fuel, Gas and Ma
chinery Co., Devils Lake, $4,000; A.
L. Williams, Devils Lake; E. G. Block
er, Munich; Karl ]. Brehrn, Churchs
Ferry; G. +. McPike, Cando, and s
A. Myrand, Weaver, directors.
Garrison Creamery and Produce Co.
Garrison. $4,000; Anthony p. Gre
benc, Garrison, and j. p. Fleck and
w. ]. Sullivan, Mandan, directors.
Armenia Trading Co., Armenia, deal
ing In gas, oil, fuel and merchandise:
$4,000: j. e. Harvell, E. T. Erickson
and P. E. Strand, all Of Armenia, d.
rectors.
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Large Field Expected
At Valley City Meet

Valley City, N. D., May s.-(R-
Representing the cream Of cinder tai
ent in central and southeastern North
Dakota, at least 80 high schools sent
track, tennis, and golf teams to the
18th annual Kiwanis track and field
meet here Saturday.
More than Is schools were register
ed Friday for the track and field
events. Ten schools are entering ten
mis- teams and eight schools are listed
with golf entries.
Schools sending cinder teams are
Ashley, Jamestown, Valley City, Mi
not, Valley City College High, Cakes
Oriska, New Rockford, LaMoure, Ell
lendale, Berlin, Heaton, Tappen, Hope
Nome, Sanborn, Eckelson, Cleveland
Lisbon, Enderlin, Lidgerwood. Hast
ings, Darlington, Noltimier, Page. and
Litchville.
Tennis team were expected from
Valley City. jamestown, Ashley, Col
lege High Minot, Cakes, Oriska, En-
derlin, LaMoure and Hastings, and
golf entries from jamestown, Valley
City, Minot College High. Cakes,
Oriska, LaMoure and Enderlin.
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posals shall be addressed to:
Frank l.. Anders, Secretary,
Board OF State Capitol Commission
ers.
Bismarck, North Dakota.
Proposals shall be accompa MED by
= bidders bond, written In 4 Com
pany authorized to do business In the
state Of North Dakota, in an amount
not less than three per cent (3ce) Of
the proposal and in addition thereto.
certified check in an amount Of
not less than three per cent $50 Of
the proposal.
The Board OF state Capitol Com
missfoners reserves tho right to accept
or reject any or all bids or parts OF
bids or to waive technical errors. as
It may deem best for the interest Of
the State Of North Dakota.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1884.
BOARD OF STATE CAPITOL
COMMISSIONERS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
r. M. Rishworth. President
Bismarck, North Dakota
~. Ia Anders, Secretary
Bismarck, North Dakota
william +. Kurke, Architect
l1l7 18th Ave. North
Fargo, North Dakota
Dates Of Publication: April 81. 20;
May and ~. 1884.
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Turning The
SEARCHLIGHT
Dill Il
Behind the Scenes
u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE JUDICIAL SOCK
Attorney General O. Satire something
u
argument to comment that his action not
cause
legality before " = ~
Mr. Satire have felt badly
ne mas the satisfaction knowing that the
able
useless " " - ~ ~ e
is less
effect go
wnen you know about 3
How the experience
Morris when he attorney general.
motifs had prepared his case carefully and ready his spiel
on which the
Tor him to talk he told Il think side
Mr. Morris without argument part"
so Morris appeared
incidentally, in favor
Of
whose toes stepped - " ~
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Eau Claire Defeats
Winnipeg Once More

Eau Claire, Wis. May 5.-(F-Eau
Claire made 1t two wins In row
over Winnipeg by taking Fridays con-
test to 4. Winnipeg scored a run
In each Of the first three innings. with
Eau Claire counting twice in the lat
ter frame.
The Bears drove Pitcher Sterling
to the showers in the sixth, accumu-
lating four runs on six hits. Two of
the runs were made off Pitcher Brisk,
who replaced Sterling. A nine-inning
rally by the Maple Leafs, which netted
one run. was nipped by double play
In which Greenwald was out trying to
steal third The final game Of the
series was to be played Saturday.
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Of the Episcopal church, which will
be held in Washington, D. O., for 10
days, beginning June IL.
Rev. Richardson Is one Of two North
Dakota Episcopal rectors receiving an
invitation for the 1894 college. The
other Is Rev. David Pierce-JoneS Of
Fargo, general missionary for North
Dakota, who formerly was rector Of
st. Georges church here.
Men attending the college are Sc
lected each year from the 5000 Epis-
copal rectors. The To-day intensive
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o GRAND AND NOBLE JUDGE


| ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS
FOR FIXED FURNITURE
Sealed proposals for furnishing and
installing fixed furniture in the new
state Capitol Building at Bismarck.
North Dakota. will be received by the
Board Of state Capitol Commission.
ers. at the office Of the Secretary, In
Bismarck. North Dakota. until nine
thirty o'clock $500 A. NJ. Monday
May IA. 1894.
Plans and Specifications for this
work may be seen in the office Of
the Secretary at Bismarck. North Da-
kota. In the office of William r. Kur-
Ike. Architect, I'LL 18th Ave. North.
Fargo. North Dakota. and in the fol-
lowing Builders Exchanges: Minneap-
oils and. st. Paul. Minnesota. Plans
and Specifications may be obtained
for this work from William F. Kurks.
Architect.
Bidders may submit proposals on
any one or all divisions OF the work.
All proposals must be submitted in
duplicate in plain Opaque sealed en-
Fixed Furniture in the North Dakota
State Capitol" typed prominently on
the face Of the envelope and all pro.
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GENERAL CONDITIONS

A deep low pressure area Is CENTER
ed over northern Saskatchewan
prince Albert 1888 while q High"
overlieS the Southwest (Winnemucca
5000. The weather u unsettled in
all sections and precipitation has oc-
CURED in the central Plains States,
in Northern Manitoba and in the
north Pacific coast states. Moderate
temperatures prevail in all sections.
Bismarck station barometer. inch
es: $500. Reduced to sea level, 1884.
Missouri river stage at q. M, IL
It. 24-hOur change, -0.1 It.
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cooler northwest Sunday.
For Montana: Partly cloudy to.
night and Sunday; cooler tonight and
east Of Divide Sunday.
Minnesota-Fair in south, increas.
ing cloudiness In north, cooler along
Lake Superior and in extreme south.
east, rising temperature in northwest
tonight; Sunday partly cloudy to
c s;eata r possibly local al, showers N
extreme south.
Outlook for the Period May 10 II
For the upper Mississippi and low
er Missouri valleys and the northern
and central Great Plains-No general
precipitation indicated but some local
showers likely, especially In north
portions; temperatures mostly above
normal.
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Church Notices
ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL
Rev .IOhn Richardson Rector.

ST. GEOKGES EPISCOPAL
Rev. John Richardson, Rector
Miss Florance Fritch, Organist
Services for the fifth Sunday after
Easter. Rogation Sunday:
csc a. m.-Church school.
1896 a. m.-HOly Communion and
sermon subject: Your Hardest Bat
tleground."
Note during May there will be no
Celebrations Of the Holy Communion
at 8 4. m.
Thursday, May lOth-Ascension
Day.
Holy Communion at 10 q. m.
Tuesday, May 8th-Vestry meeting in
parish house at 8 p. m.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1884
Weather Report
For Bismarck and vicinity: Unset
tied tonight and Sunday. cnnler 9i,n.

For North Da-
kota: Unset lie d
tonight and Sum
d az, posi- b ~
showers east por-
ton; warmer east
tonight. cooler
central and west
portions Sunday.
For South Da.
k o ia: Partl
cloudy to cloudy
tonight and Sun
day; warmer TO-
night, except ex.
IRENE southeast
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training course in preaching Il con-
Quoted under auspices Of the National
Cathedral and the dean this year will
be Bishop Quinn Of the diocese Of
western Texas.
Rev. Richardson win leave for
Washington about June 3 after 1T.
tending sessions Of the Episcopal
summer school ct Pelican Lake, MINI,
which begins June 5.
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Rev. John Richardson
Receives Recognition

Rev. John Richardson, rector Of st.
Georges Episcopal church, has re-
ceived the signal honor Of being cl1os-
en- to attend the College Of Preachers
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PRECIPITATION

For Bismarck Station:
Total this month to date $500. !
Normal. this month to date -. q
Total, Jan. LIST to date ......... 10!
Normal. Jan. LIST to date ....... 3.5'
Accumulated defcy. to date $50. rs:
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IT WILL MAKE LITTLE DIFFERENCE

1T WILL MAKE LITTLE DIFFERENCE
Indications
will
but
present indictments will 20 into
the
the feels the indictments they
will make little
They anxious the willing
ever time may be have the indictments
GRAND
the
be on the bench when the LANCER
ton known to have been given that af
davt Of prejudice against
Presumably federal judge
but
try the The selecting will be
in Minnesota would although
in
The best joke Of the week pertains to the fight for the
Devils the
He wants It, She wants It, Each pulling separate political
Residents Is
old politics making strange bedfellows?
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NO MYSTERY TO SPEEDY ACTION


individuals
sderng the something but there
about " - - $500 = - -'0-'
Cases presented to nature and import
ance and certain kinds OF matters
oargo mater was IN the sh category That's all there it.
some other cases are handled with
more between the time an appeal taken and decision the
mere
that objects appellants
hopea the matter might decided until primary
Attorneys who
such barking up the tree the
matter would " " -
At the time the appeal representing
vators which challenged
would be decided n May It was - = - ~