Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 August 1894 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER!,

J AHl'KKi IIUKOIM COUNTY. INII.NA. Aiittr0t tfa l'..tirtic at Ja.prr Indiana, lor trnulun tbruuicb ttt mll ef u. da mattr FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, im. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. STATU TICKKT. Kor Judge of Suprriii Court. Klrt IlWtrlit-UKOUf'K K. KKINIIAKOT, fourth litrltt JOSKI'11 s. HAU.. Kor Swrvtury of State. WILLIAM IL MY HKS. Kor Auditor of Stato. JOSKrii T. KAXXIXlL Kor TreamiriTof Stute. MOItOAK UIIAXIM.Klt. Kor Attorney ti-iHT.il. KItANCIS M. UK1KK1T1I. Kor Superintendent of Public Instruction. CIIAKLKS THOMAS. Kor Clerk of Supreme, Court. CIIAKLKS V. WKI.MAN. Kor Statu Statistician. I II. KCLTO.V. Kor State ("uologUt. KLI JOItD.V.V. IHSTKICT TICKKT. Kor Congressman, M IHntrlctof Indiana, JOHN L. ltKKTZ, of Dubois. Kor Senator of Dubois and lVrry Counties, MICIUKL A. SWKKNKV, of Dubois. Kor Kopresentatlves for Dubois, Lawrence. Martin and Orange Couivtlef, JOHN A. OCXS, of Lawrence, IlIKAM McCOUMICK, of Martin. Kor Prosecuting Attorney lltli Judicial Cir-cuit.-WILLlAM K. COX. COUNTV TICKKT. Kor Audltor-AUC.UST II. KOKKXKlt, Kor Clerk-IIKUMAX ECKKHT. Kor Recorder Kor Sherlff-IIEXUY CASSIDY. Kor Treasurer KDWAHD A. ltOHNKUT. Kor Surveyor-WILLI.VM T. YOUXt. Kor Coroner-OKVILLK A. MUHAM. Kor County Commissioner, lt District, COXHAD JACKLK. Kor County Comuilssloner, 2d District, JOSKl'II SCIIUOKDKH. Sk. BAIXIIKIDGK TOH XSIlir TICKKT. Kor Trustee WILLIAM SCIIULEIL Kor Assessor JOHN It KT. Kor Justice of the Peace KltAXK KIXK. Notice. members of the To the DemoDubois cratic Central Committee of countv, Indiana: You are herebv notified to meet at Huntingburg, Saturday, Septem ber 1st, 1894, at 1 o'clock, p. m for the puri)ose of taking action about fillinsr the vacanev in the Democratic county ticket caused by the death of Britain Leming. John Gkamelspachkk, Co. Chairman. Attest. Ueo. It. Wilson, fcec'y. Aug. 24,-2t. The Peoples' Party Ticket. The Populist county convention at Jasner last Saturday was not a ' 'bowline success" as far as num bers were concerned forty people, and about half of those Democrats, beinir all. bv count, in the court room at one time. However, they made up in earnestness whatwas lack ed in numbers, and as there was no contests for nominations, as there was no chance for nominees bem elected in Nov., the business of the convention was soon concluded by the selection of the followin-' ticket For Auditor A. J. Collins, Col umbia Tp. Clerk Roerick Dhu Dillon, Mad ison. Treasurer Isaac Cato. Patoka. Recorder Win. Buford, Tenn. Survevor Geo. Utz. Patoka. Sheriff James Burlingaine, Mad ison. Coroner David Cooper, Cass. Com'r 1st Dist. Geo. Harris Boone. Com'r 2d Dist. Geo. Kellams Personally, the ticket is said to be composed of creditable, and good men. though it is wonuereU why thev went out of the State for a can didate for Recorder. After the nominations the con vention listened to speeches bv Mr Kiggins, their candidate for Con Kress, and Prof. X. II. Motsinger the banker, ot Shoals, in which both siMjakers urged that the peopl were generally ignorant of what was hurting them, and that the speakers were specially the ones to enlighten them. Mr. lüggins also remarkcM that he had challenged John L Bretz to a joint debate. No doubt he wanted Mr. Bretz to draw a big ger crowd for him. But as Mr, iliumns thinks he is running on a platform which declares "the para mount issue in this campaign is the money question," and that it is "positively in favor of the full and free coinage of gold and silver at the present ratio of 1G to 1," and as Congressman Bretz voted every time for that very thing, and is pledged to vote for it again, at every opportunity, it would seem, if the populists are in caniest in their declarations, they had better vote for Bretz, who has been tried and proven true, instead of a new man, who is untried. Swell Bretz, majority big, and let him know his votes for silver is the reason, and it will prove much more effective than throwing away your votes on Riggins. UBOt omy rciHsveH; u noem mow, u We refer to One Minute Couieli. cares. Cure. Suitable for all mres, allcomli.

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r mil vu rriuav wi him wvciv: Mr. Scherrer and Mr. Charley lloehge$aiig took a rough ami tum ble at the butcher shop. No harm done beyond a few Scratches. On Saturday Mr. Ferd. Schneiden md Treasurer Jacob Uurger, Jr.,! got into a hot altercation, (luring: which the lie passed, and Schneider truck Burger several blows, ao material damage done beyond a E . . A torn shut, ami sonic costs to pay ai next court. j Foit lU:coitm:it. Mr. Philip Dil- : is this week announced as a can-j itlate for the nomination for County Recorder, subject to wbat-i ever mode of selection the Demo-' eiatic County Committee may de-( tennine uinm. The call for the meeting of the committee mav b.j bund in this paper. Mr. Dillv is well known through out all the northern part of the i countv. as he served two terms as trustee of Harbison township, ami uis for many years been the senior lartner in the large store of Dillv tfc .eistner, at Kellerville. He is well qualified to fill the position of Recorder, and if he is selected will be is aceoiiinioiiaimg a a man can in justice te umiur im: iuo uuu -.Hin aw. That law will compel the new nflieer to chanie more for some deeds than has been charged under the old law. and also comnels bun in pnllrvt the fee before the instrtl .i.,iti.l tr. mofxrA -n lio-! corders will not be Derniitted to be 1 w. ut they have ic .ii-iitm)A1ilitAT tnev 1 - . leretotore been out .nr. lmiy win . , . r l-v!M II! do as well as the law allows him. RECORDER STEPHENSON It is Now. The Board of County Commis sioners met in special session on Mondav for the purpose of filling the vacancy in the County Kecordoflice caused by the death of Mr. Britain Leming. Mr. Iheodore Stephenson, who for several months had been the ellieient demtv of the late Recorder, was the only person considered, and he re ceived the unamious vote or the Commissioners. He immediately ilnl Iii linnri and ontered U1KJI1 the discharge of his duties. It is undcrstood that lie is to donate a cer-j nin nronortion of the receipts to flu fmnilv of tbo ate Recorder g m ind that is whv no one else was disand Heconsidered. For two months ing Mr. Leming's sickness he 11 charge ot the othce, and charged the duties creditably romntlv. and now that he is eorder himself there is no donbt that he will make an excellent otlicer. the term win expire Decem ber 4th next. Tribute ef Bratberbeed. Jasner Lcwlce No. 8 A. O. I. W. was on the ltlth of August, 1SW, callel uion to mourn tne losa oi coinpanionsiup oi our teloved brother Britain Leming, who was a charter member of our Lodge, and for eight vears its faithful and worthy Hecorder. In all things we found" him hrotherlv, honorable ami faithful. His life seemed endowed with that Charitv which seeketb no evil, Is not puffed tip, and begetteth a sympathy with all the ills of our common humanitv; Iiis Hope was alwavs buoyant and lively, and made bis presence in the Ixlfie room a iov to us all, and reached out beyond this brotherhood to the greater brotherhood above; his sen.-e of Pro tection for his brother W orkinen and their dear ones was such that it alwavs begat Protection for him and his. We, feel our loss rieeplv, but not as without hope, for knowing him so well we feel that we shall be permitted to clasp fraternal hands with him in a brighter world than this, where the Suiireme Master Workman of the Uni versal Lodee sends His love to all hearts. Heat, peacefullv, Uro. Lcminc; vour worK was wen none nere, ami win surely receive its just reward. " We heartily condole and sympathise with bis beresiveri wifeand children, and can onlv point them to that bright hope oi a joyous meeting ueyonu me grave. Itesolved, That our charter be riraped in mourning for 30 days. Kesolveri, That the family lc furnished a copv of this tribute of brotherhood, and the Indiana W atchman and county paiers lie requested to juiblish it. a.mmik r.t h.r.i:i, i C. Doank, Committee. JOS. KltOKT, J ResalHlMfls ef CM4ekce. IIr.AIUtrAKTRK( or Cuckk Wrlman 1'0T. 1 ItlANA. i I, 1TJ4. ) No. UiAl. A. H..DKIT. or IxniANA JAIKK, I Ml.. AllK. Iltll At a ri'tfiilur iiici IIiik of the l'o-t nt tin Town Hull .Huturiluy niitht Auk. Itli, KU, resolution of rcKpt-ct of Mir li'iai'l Colnrade, Itrittuln LfiuliiK, were uiloiti-l ut fulIiiwh Ih Mrtnarlam of CiHirHil- Itrltnln I-rnilHf. Wheri'ii. Tliu Supreme Cotuuiamler hu i-ii fit to proiuutv our late comrade, Itritulu UMiilnK.Oitleerof the Day of till I'ost, with un honorable ruioril hhii mviiiUvr of Co. I). .Vit Ohio Volunteer Infantry, in the late War of the Rebellion, titul 11 pot lern reerl int u cltixen und oillcer of Diiboln county, to 4 poHitlotion hUttaff. tliim lepriviiik' till rot oi him coiiiruuemiip. mve umi eoiiuxi'i. Therefore, UeolveU, Tliut while tliU I'oüt loyally ubinlt to the ordern of the 1 1 rent (ieiieral nbve, we deeply deplore the event that takes comrade Leinln from our thinning rank. Iti-Molved, That In comrade I.einiii' loy alty to IiIh country, hU iittachuu-iit to his couirudcM und friends, hin every day dutlc in niiimc mihi privaie nie, 111 mve ior ni futully, hl honest, liberal and iiiiriht char iteter in nut otMinesM wiiu iiiiiukiiiu, he lialeft Mil example to Du emulated by all patri otic citizen. Hcwolved. That till Iot extend It ym pathy und hIiI to the widow und family of our late comrade. KeolVed. Tliut (iiekei.W elmail I'ot e.

pres,e IU heartfelt thank,, to the VyrJ, ' '"n " TXZ, uT3, L Z X Z

Mar Hand, the Union Hand, of Japer, the order of Ancient t'liited Workmen, tile Ja per Sunday SohiMiU'holr, HeV. John lloyer, I'HKtornf thc.M, K. Church, and the cltlj.cn generally, for their devotional aid and uIm tiiiicedurliiKciiiurade l iiihiK-. Iat Ickne, mid for funeral attendanre. KiilVed. That a copy of thee resolution hu pread upon the minute of the l'o-t Iti to tliu fatiiiiv if ouruumH comnt'ii county papem for publication. w"?. V.,AV,,KK'i,

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ammmmam , O n m g 5 5 2 F. 2:i. 94-lv BANK STATEMENT. u4rt . . 5on of tuL. Dubois u0, .stite tunic, at.iusiper in ute -iuiu m Intlianu, at the close of its business, August nie 101 n, iwt. nnsorncKs. I rx);ins ami Discounts, f Ol, :7ö. v) frfti.tX) Due from hank? ami banker, JS.LW.tW liankine House, Furniture ami Fixtures, 1,400.00 '.'.S'll.Sl irj.aso.OL' Cura - nt Kxpen-es, Currencv ami Specie, Total Hesoun-e.--LIAIIIUTIt". Capital Stock paiil in, ?urnlns Fund. J2.),(XW.OO 10.000.00 ! Discount, Kxchiuure Ä Interest, 4,(Ut.;0 IniliviuuaIilejH)sit untleinaiul, oä,-h.ui Certitksl Check-, 3,7Ö 1.51 rnilivide.1 protit.s l.Ul'J.OTotal Liabilities, S112.754.0-l STITK OK INDIANA, COCSTV OK DC1HUS, S : I. Frank ,To-'eli, Cwhier of the Dubois County State Hank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. Frank Joskcii, Cashier. Subscribed ami sworn to before me, this 20thri.iv of Aumist, IStM. L.Sk " W.s:iIt-NTKi:, Ausr. 24. 'St. It. Notary Public. Notice of hitiai iettieraent oi csiaie. Notice is hen'bv civen to the erelitorsf heirs and legatees, of Georce W. W alker, . oeceaseo, iq aj war in uitDubois Cir cuit Court, held at lasiRT, Indiana, on the 14th dav of Septemler ISO I, ami show cause if any, why the tinal MHtleiiient accounts with the estate of said decedent should not Ih approved; and said heirs are notified tothen and there make nroof of heirship, and receive their dis tributive shares. Witness this 22ri day of August, 1S04 Lafayette Klus, Arim'r. Tu.vyi.ou A Hi nter, Atty's. Aug. 24, 'M-2w HarMsea Towaship Report Of Ui-cHpts anil uxpentlitiin. of varfou fuiiiN fur tin- iie:il jrar fiiillnir Amit ', lt'l, u anprovt'U by tho Hoard of County Coninil-"ioiu-r'. HO.VI FUNK. Kecolpt, $71.73 Kspemlfil, 3.2.1 Italüiiro. - ;-V.' TOWXIIII- ICM. Itec-ipt. - - - Kr.'.3l K.pfinl-1, - - - iriV-O ll.ll.UII'l. l'KCIAI. CIIOOI. l'NI. STI.VOi 7U.0 M Itt-oolpt. KxprwIfU, Italiinr-p, Ti:mix rem. Itc'ipt, K.pcinl-1, T.N10.10 17Ualanct', no: IlfCOipt", K.pt'ii(ltl, IIK7.M) 1 17.00 rt'.vo. Italuiic. Total wHnf 0 fan'1-. o Total xpeinliturt- all fuiul-. si.yi Iialance, 1.2S-..7 Tm t.''. allowance, fll. v. l-COlil.K,Tru-tei iiaru. Tp. AUK. 21, ! 3t. Kailroad Hxviirsions. Rates to Springs. For Pike countv Sulphur Springs, at Velpen, Deironia Sprinirs, and Mareni? White Sclphur, tickets will Ih sold riurinir the season, wkxI for 30 riavs, at one ami one-inini tare lorniunn inp, aim on each Saturday at one fare, coori returninir next day. During the season tickets will In'Milri to French Lick and West Baden at $3.70 from JasiKT. eoxl for sixty days. Ticket good for 30 days at reduced rates will lie sold for Degonia pnngs during the season, and one fare tickets on everv Saturdav, good returning till the following .Mondav. For particulars apply to Joski'H Bkvkihct, Agt, Jasper. Suney Netice. otice is lierehy given to all persons concerned, tliat the unuersiirnetl will priH-eed with the County Surveyor of DiiIkis countv, Ind., tm the 24th"tlav of September, 1804, to run the line." and determine the boundaries Of See. I, T. 2, S. R. 0 , in Duloif countv, Indiana. The intermediate lines will also In nui at the same time, and the corners there of estahhshed. All lierson interested are a'tiuested to bu present at that time, liKoiau: 1'iHTEit. August 2, '01-3t, IJceose Not let;. VTOTICK I hfby Ivrn in tUt rillirii. of J.tirr. i. nii iiiniiriiK tu ntii(i, I'iIhii county liui Ihn Iii un.lt-rnlui.nl mat cit'tm ir llir I'lillil Sll. nll apiy lit llir Cnunty I !itnnil..i..ncr ol DuIiiiN County at llirlr lirxl rrgnUr .r-.ii.n. Id Sfiitrnil.r l9t for iKrlmr In mull liitoxlctlliK .! uor, 'rr tili Ine. mi-l tifrmil ibe mc to lie .rhk .! the premiss uii.trr Ii. irllii uf Iii Um- uf Itnlljtia C'vrrnlfie ucli Hcrntt -r. . ... i.. ..i . . t. . ;iuiii-nf. nuaricr n m-c 'wmy trxrtt (I,). T 1 S U fiv-() Wrt In OiiImiU rtiuntt', tixlliini. ii ore uirticuUrly ltcrilrj fullomi: tn-ginriin at llie h. mriirnf jM lorrr. rminln lUtmt 'inli 13 rwlt ami 6 fret to tli lVtrr.liurtf n.l J.i..t I .L f . t . ii ... . . lhi"iifr Nor Oi JO tfHln. tit llir N'oflli lliie id raid acr; tUM.ce ht on aal.t llnr .14 n-U ami G f-el to the place if teiMiliii(, In lUlubrliljce Ilal.nl eountr, Imllatu.

Aug. 18. W-3 . JOSKl'II I.KCIINKK ar-.Subieribe for the CouitiKU,

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MRS. WALLACE! TEE GrttttjT1 FAITH HEALER!

USES NO MEDICINE iHrs

Wallace has cured hundreds of people in this and surrounding

for the past five years at No. h Upper

Will visit JASPER for one day At PIIENIX HOTEL,

Mrs. Wall act1 Truly an agent of God in her method of reatment simple Faith, Disease is made to yield to the touch of this lady.

Baiabridgc Township. ReiKrt of receipts and expenditures of the several funds for the fiscal year ending Aug. !, 1S04. TowNsme l-fNii. Receipt f'22 !J Expenditures 1 vSl Balance on hand Tc ITION I't'XI). Receipts .... f22 S2 .$2,rl. 07 .. 1AH5.0 .. ?!KM 17 Kxpenditures Iialance on haml Special School PVno. Receipts Kxpenditures ....120 .". .... 412 15 Balance on hand 13 40 IIoadKcno. Receipts $W 12 KxjMiiiditure:; 137 öS Italance on hand ?" "4 Dot; Fitno. Receipts '4." 17 Kxpenditures 142 07 Italance on hand Total receipts all funds.. Kxpenditures ?20O 00 ..,r0 44 ....3, HIS 51 Italance... $1,151 03 Township orders out.-tanding fl"7 SO Trustee's Allowance $202 l0 JOSEI'H L. Kckstkin, Trustee Hainbridge Tp. Aue. 10, '!H-3t. Madison Township Itcport of Receipt and Kxpeiidlture of the several fund tor the !l.cat year emliii Au. C, lyjl. Tows-toe I'cm. llecIpts 1.01S l.i Kxpemllture W MVlriOV fttr Vf i Ilecelpt J2,:tv.iOO Kxpeiulitures I,JOiS.i Iliilitneeon hand I M-KCIAL SCHOOL FtJM. Keceipt .1 Kxpeiulitures in Ito.ut FtMi. Ueeelpt m:) Kxpemllture i d Italance ou hand flH'i' llllll l-'UNII. Ilecelnt HUH) Kxneiiiliture 107 tW llalanee on hand fit"' Total receipt all fund" Kspciuliturc Iialance on hand M.'.ll'.) fT, 2AI' f 1.001 'l Townhiti order outtuniliii. H V ;j rut ih Special ehool ordi-r outtandiiiK - Tru.tee- Allowance. f. m. takm: Au. io. tu at. Tnixtee .MudIon Tp. Boone Township Iteport of Keeelptand i:peiiditure of the several fund for the ll-eal year eiidlUK An jr. 5, lOt. roviiir r on. Itecclpt. Kxpenditure t7i ri llalanee on hand Tt iriox FiM. Ilccelpt K.xieiHllture . f I Hi, 75 . i,H.'i .: Italanee on hand M'KOI.W.fiCIIOOl, ltecelpt K.xpeiHliture , I.0U- is Fun ii, $1,0.(0 IK SI '27 llalanee on hand 1H1 7h ItOAO Fe.vii. Iteceipt $112 U Expenditure . "I 70 Italanee ou hand OoiJ FU!. Iteceipt K.xpeiillitlire Italanee on hand Total receipt it 1 1 fund .. Kxpenditure $ c,7 7;t $i:M ji.miiri :t.:7i ii llalanee ou hand $177111 Trutee' Allowance $1.'i0O) II, II. Itlo-.iiiK.MiAroii, Aiitr. 10. tU-.1t Trutee Itoone Tp. KNKItOKTH' .MK.V to ell our choice mid complete lino ot Nurerv toek and eel notatoe. IIIuhet alary and !,.,, ,,.. imi.i ..lL-u- i.ivin, i. ., !' .. .-.'.1 .'. .. IIH'll. Il.l'.llllfll KHIH till I H 11111 "III I I .l ...- ultrn.l ftlpikiT.l tllaitl (iatfIill 1 1 1 ll 1 1 (all 1 1 ii II t m til lh.K.r , x,.rente mit lleCeary. tlx ..i.Mive ti rrltorv und vour o n choice of your own ame Kiveu. Do not delay. Atmlv to ; Fre)!hf MerifHauSEP,?! Y, Growers tad FreHC'terf,

WANTED

AUIf. 3, IUI

hihth street, hvansville, Indiana.

We publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that have appeared in tho papers everywhere she Ikh visited. Lack of vanity on the part of Mrs. Wallace prevents the publishing of more. Although "Kind words from (Jrateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited fame, Mrs. Wallace holds fast to the old adage ".Seeing is Relieving," the balance rests with you. Why linger in poor hqnlth! Come and be cured.

Comer Otli and .lackson Street, .Jasper Indiana, received a full assortment of . - SPRING and SUMMER

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Dry Goods, of all kinds, Notions and s&x-ikv-A c?i FRESH GROCERIES. cmmh

Ho thanks the public for its liberal patronajie, and by usinj; every efl'ort to please is detennined to merit its continuance. O Conn; and IC.viitnliie My Stock nntl I Will Give You Ilm -jaiiis.

Joseph April 20, 1S9I.

Dt'P.OIS COl'NTY AtiKNT KOIt

" THE EMPIRE BMLL

It is the BEST Because

It is what we claim it to bo-a POSITIVE FORCE FEED. It sows, witb the same ;oar, the same quantity of wheat or oats. It is theonjy drill in the world that will do this. It will not break the grain. It is not complicated as it sows all kind of grain with one rim. It plant. corn for a field crop satisfactorily. It is the only drill that does not require a special device for Planting corn. It is iruaranteed to sow as well as anv double feed run math' TUB FOKC15-FKI2I) FKKTJL1ZBK ATTACHMENT used on the Empire Drill is fast superseding all others, because It is the only one made that is a FORCE FEED. It does not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous stream. It regulates the quantity sown positively by gear. It avoids all guess work.

Jt is simple, durable and reliable. It is taken apart without loosening a nut, spring, bolt or It feeds out all the ph-xpliate in the box. Also have a complete slock of LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS, nio.eu m.i.I Mil kiiiils of Fanuiiur Imnlcinciits. Conic

Examine. Aug. 10, ISO i. PHILIP A. GUCKES Carries the argest and Rest of Stock FURNITURE Of all kinds, in the county. o I have received a set of embalmers' instruments and am now prepared to do EMBALMING At short notice. I also have a Full stock of Coffins, Gaskets AND Burial Robes Of any size or style. PHILIP A. OUCKIIS. Corner, Jiiekwm ami Fourth Sts., Oct. 27, MM .liifpor, I ml,

CURES BY FAITH !

coiutry. She ba made her Imme without the aid of medicine, but by F. Scrmcrshciin. key. an KKLIX LAMI'ERT West 0th Street, Jasper, Ind JASPER CORN MILL. , ii... The iintlersigiRMl having boun "e .TaHper Corn Mill, bus relitted it, keeps a wipplv of COIRJST MEAL And Chopped Corn for Feed, 9 on luuul to pell', or exchange for corn at unv tune. Clionpe est reu n l dim Mi ll III tU itiantity ilesim SK) eenlH per 1W nt 1HWIIK.T (MIOPI'HD FOU FKKP on WedaesMlnys and Hatiinlny. at live wills per bushel, ami kept, on hand lor oxt'bangu at all times. Farmers Sc Slockleeders, Are particularl V solicited for ciisloniers, and bv prompt attention am honorable treatment I hope to merit ami receive their patronage. FR D VOLLMER. Dee. I, 'II

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Uobb, at all tjtucfl,

M. Cncdman.

V1 JUSEI'H KOKLtE.