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Explain Thoir Attitudo iu the He
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E1I00URAGED OVEE THE RESULT,
They C'lnliit 'I lint "Xn CIrKiinliitlon In tlio
Wnrld ll.ii ,n C'lntr, l)flitllnnnil I'rnrtl-
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Hochestrb, N. Y., Nov. 19 At yettcr
ilny's sosdlon of tho Knlhts ot IjiImji- the
report of HecretiiryTreusurer Hhjmm wets
rond. Tho roport oiwns with n referoncu
to what tho olllcliil iimnexl terms "nttnoks
of ft most villainous olmrnoter" upon tho
jronernl olllcers of tho ortlor, "by ratiwii ot
the just stiiiiil tnken by them In rof usltia
to nllow rt siniill cllriuo of men, who iiro
fiunlllnrly known at tho "Now York trl
nii(rlo" of tho Soclnllstlo-Liilxir prtrty, to
got control of tho machinery of tho Knights
of Lnbor for tho tllssonilnfttlou of tholr
tloctrlnos." Tho so onllotl trlnmrlo, no
corcllnp; to Mr. ltnyo.i, consists of Dnulcl
do 1011, Luclcn riunlnl nnil Krnc-it Hohn.
Mr. llnyos complains that, although tho
laws of tho ordor proscribe! that working
cards, receipt books iintl other supplies for
tho locnl nnd district nssombllos shall bo
securod through tho gonornl assembly, tho
receipts front thoso soureos amottntod to
only $2,437. Printing for tho national sil
ver coinmlttco brought Into tho treasury
$1,700 i from tho Domocrntto congrosslonnl
com'mlttco, fo,mM,and for tho Illinois stnto
Uemocrntlo commlttro, J05IJ.
Tho roport treats also of tho action ot
tho American Federation of liabor, direct
ing nil organizations that were nllllhited,
both with tho Knights ot Labor and tho
Fedoratlon (for tfado purposos), to with
draw from tho Knights of Inbor. This
notion, tho report says, Is in direct viola
tion of tho arraiiROmont entered Into with
the general executive board by the repre
sentatives of tho National Union previous
to tho formation of National Trade As
sembly 35.
I At the adjournment of tho sosslon tho
I following conclusion of the oxecutlvo
I board was given to tho Assooiatod Press:
I "In our annual address ti Washington
I general assembly wo used this language:
I 'In splto of tho leglelntlon already secured,
1 In f pi to of Improvements nlrendy lnado in
I the social and industrial conditions, there
j yet remains n vast work to be done lioforu
' the wealth producers will bo fully free
from tho chains of wago slavery and the
oppression of monopoly.
"Tho forces of a great army lilco the
Knights of Labor to accomplish, the most
Important rosults must havo its power
wisely directed against tlio woakost point
In tho onomy's lino, and tho very strong
hold and citadel of monopoly must bo
captured. No organization In tho world
has so clear, dellulto and practical it plan
of campaign as our order. Tho machinery
of our government must bo wrested from
the hands of tho agents of tho plutocrats
unci restored to tho peoplo. Tho money of
tho people, the life blood of commerce,
uiu-t bo Issuod by tho agents of tho peo
plo only. Tho great highways of com
merce must bo freed from tho clutches of
railway kings, and tho land, tho great
reervolr from which all wealth Is drawn,
which Is tho prima necessity for tho main
tenance of human oxlstence, must bo ro
stored to tho whole peoplo.
" 'Tho equal rights of each one of tho
children of men to a share of tho bounties
of nature must bo recognized and secured.
Tho opportunity to llvo In penco and so
euro of opportunity to labor and enjoy tho
full fruits of tholr toll must be guaranteed
beyond n possibility of a doubt. Those are
tho great Issues, clear mid distinct, which
tho Knights of Labor proposo to fight out
to n finish, and tho wealth producers of
tho world nro welcomed to their ranks.'
"During tho year that has followed your
goncral olllcers have striven earnostly to
carry Into cllectthls declaration, bellovlng
that by so doing we should accomplish ro
sults of great value to tho cause of labor.
Tho hopo wo thon hold has beon more than
realized In tho vast political upheaval
which has taken place In tho United States
since tho Washington general assembly
closod.
"Iu pursuance, of tho policy sot forth In
our Washington assombly wo attended
tho convention of tho Populist party In
St. Louis and tho Domocratlo party In
Chicago, nnd used our lcst elTorts to se
cure n unification of the f orcos represented
by thoso two great partlos In support of
tho principles embodied In tho preamblo
ot tho Knights of liabor. And It should
bo a causo for rojolclng on tho part of
every truo Knight of Labor that tho money
plank, tho plank in opposition to govern
ment bond Issues, tho Income tax plank
and numerous other very Important prlu
clplos, which havo boon so longandstronu
ously buttled for by Knights of, Labor
ngalust hopeless odds, havo ljccomo tho
commanding Issues of American politics.
"At last tho tlino has come when tho
linos of battle are fairly drawn between
tho laborers of America on tho 0110 hand
nnd tholr lmplacublo enemies tho money
kings nnd tholr minions on tho other.
Although n completo victory for tho peo
plo was not won In this olectlou, yet Immense-
gains have been inado. Six millions
of American votors havo arrayed thom
solvos poriunnontly undor tho baunor of
principles so long uphold by tho Knights
of Labor. At least 2,000,000 moro would
havo dono likewise but for tho frlghtoueil
forcos of monoy and coercion used In this
campaign by tho party of tho plutocracy.
"This general assembly should glvo tho
most thorough consideration to tho ques
tion of how best to prosorvo the political
advantages already gained for tho ntassos,
nnd how wo may perfect tho organization
for victory in the Immodlnte future. Tho
millions of wealth producers aro now
nroused ns they never were tiroiiFed before
In tho history of tho nation. Let us seek
with nil tho wisdom wo can muster to do
cldo on such a policy as will show tho peo
ple how to so uso thalrpollticftl powor that
they will booomo Irresistible In their de
mand for tho reform which labor requires.
"Tho luck of organization among tho
tollors Is u gravo menace to the republic.
Not 5 (wr cunt, of tho working people of
the United States aro organized. It Is Im
perative that something must bo done to
organlzo thorn moro ruptdly than they
have over begn organl.oci In tho past.
"Wo would suggest Unit that we must
make It olear to the laburing people that
It U to their Interest lu every sense of the
word to booomo good niombers of the
Knights of Lnbor.
"Wo must miiko It olear to (ho employ
ers that It will not bo Injurious to tholr
best Interests If their ompluyos nro per
mitted nnd encouraged to jolnourordor."
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New Yoiik, Nov. U Mark Hanmv loft
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Coming I'tents.
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Dec. 3. Twenty-fourth annual Flipper
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Accident In n Cycling Hacoi
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. Two Iivo fe'med
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Till! WARFARE IN till
Spain's Extraordinary Efforts to
End tho Ooufliot,
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TROOPS
i:n ltnntr front Spain tn Assist In Dm .'Mill,
tary Operation Whlrti Wero Ilpgiui
llnrly In October "tvltlt Orenter l!ntrK
TI11111 Hirer Ili-fore."
WAsiiiNOToy, Nov. 12. Iho renewed
reports that tho United Stntos was about
to Intervene In the Cuban conflict lire not
conHrmod In ofllclal quarter, nor is there
any ovldcnco to Indicate that at tho pres
ent time tho United Stntws has undoroon
sltleratlon any change in Its policy.
Tho only avallnbto Information reaching
hero Is that tho Spanish military opera
tions bosun enrlv In Ockolmr nrn nlxiiit. tn
tn fiirtrilMl with mnntit nnni-rrif tluiti a
ny provous time. Important reul W lire
,,,, ,v. "...
3T? u ,onv,ri1 ovomont
'thin tho next threo weeks. There nro
'w ai.txw more Spanish troops en route
for Cuba. They will bo distributed In tho
western provlncos. It Is expected that
with thoso additional troops In position
tho four western provinces will bo com
pletely gnrrlsonod nnd occupied at ovory
point by tho government troops.
Tho lull in operations within tho lust
fow days Is explained by n clrcumstimco
not yet known. Tho Insurgent loader
Mneeo moved to the coast for tho purpose
Of recelvlnir n. TmpmnriHr, lr tin,,, Wit ni,,.
which had been limited with great .11111-
1 cutty. Tho reports reach In a here show
, that tho trials of tho gun fulled to show It
I to 1m formidable, tho .shot carrying only
000 yards, or less than tho distance carried
by rifles. Under tho circumstances Maeei
has retraced his stops without tnodyniv
mito gun.
Meanwhile tho Spanish forroshave lieen
divided Into two main divisions, one In
tho south nnd tho other in tho north of
tho Island. The main purpose ot the troops
bus been to occupy the mountain jmsses,
nnd this has proceeded- so rapidly that it
Is assorted here positively that t cry ap
proach and egnlss to tho mountain recess
Is now commanded by n heavy force of
Spanish troops. This plan of campaign is
rolled on to forco the Insurgents to light
in tho open country.
Tho civil affairs of Cuba also havo tin;
dergnno a change within recent days. Hy
agreement between tho leaders of tho Lib
eral, Conservative and Home Itule parties,
constituting nil tho loyal elements, they
hove been merged Into one pnrty known
ns the "party of common defense." The
ninin feature of agreement Is tho termina
tion of tho rebellion before any plan of
tiutonomy shall bo put Into oporatiou.
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Uto Cnlm-etl Ciiiincltlor Wins.
Hoston-, Nov. 12. Tho board of election
commissioners finished tho recount of
votes In the Fortieth councillor district last
night, nnd Isnao D Allen, tho colored Ho-
publican candidate, was declared eloctcd
ovor Hon. John H. Siilllvun, who now
represents tho district, and who was the
Democratic candldato. Alton's majority
was only sixty-two votos. There I.s no ap
peal from the decision of tho election com
missioners, nnd tho governor's council
stands for tho first tlmo In Its history sol
idly Kepubllcnn, while Allen holds tho
highest political olllco ever given a colored
men by tho voters of Massachusetts. Tho
now councillor was born In slavery anil
osenped during tho war, sorvlng with
Goncral 0. F. Uutlor.
Old People, j
Old poople who rcquiroiiieillclno to regulate '
the bowels and kidneys will nnd thotruo
remedy iu l'loctric Bitters. This mcdicino
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purformanco of tho functions. Electric
Hitters is an excellent appetizer and aids
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Wouldn't Let the Actress Itlde,
New Yoiik, Nov. 12. Haln Interferotl
with tho horso show yosterday, but at
night thoro was nnothor largo crowd In at
tendance. It had beon rumored that a
vnrlety uctross would rido her whlto saddlo
stnlllon man fashion, and her appearance
was looked for with considerable curiosity.
Sho wns ready to enter tho nrcna whon
tho stewards Informed her sho could not
ride as proposed. A vigorous protost wns
her response, but tho stewnrds withdrew
her entry. Latpr It wns stated that tho
stowards had declined to allow tho ontry
: tufeUiid liexnuso I he mount was "without
a rogulullon saddle."
The old lady was right whon sho said, tlio
ciiliu might die II they waited tor tho doctor.
She saved the little one's life with a few
doMsofOne Minute Cough Cine. She had
used it for croup before. C. II. llageubuch.
Notorious Confidence Woimtii Hcleaseil,
llAHTFOKI), Conn., Nov. 12 Mrs. Hob.
bins Howe, the notorious cunlldenni wo
man, yesterday completed u two years'
sentence In the Connecticut state prison,
nnd was released. It was expected that
Itoston ollloers would be on hand with
, r.. i
''r-wr.tua ouior cnargos,
1uoo,MdBl1 111 lotvlng on a Now
ork train.
,
Dentil lu n Kansas 1111ziiril.
Topeka, Kuu., Nov. 18.-The first death
, a ... ,. ' .,, 1h,H" ',
- " ., , - , , ""i"' ""
fl"?' Woodbind. Vin the Colorado border,
Mw thfl of J- Moniii whs found
in snowdrift. He had eWdsntly lost his
tay lu the night nnd the storm, nnd,
ljiully, turning loose his horses, sought
shelter behind the wagon lox.
All 'lliveo Vletlms Dead.
WoucMllilt, Mnss., Nov. 18. The three
".' -". """'"J uurneu ill tno
rejtpiosioit or tftB vnWr galwrt"Vd ttfe'i
stra
Bon
attest Union on Tuesiliivnft,.r..
on Tuesday nftemoou
mii, Kml.Huhlman aud John Milium.
TCI CUHU A COLO IN OXII j,AY
Tako IJSatlve Iliimin n,ii,,t ia.u.
'l'HKiU lefuntl.the money if t fall, to'cure
r, cents.
.
J
A
0 It i.s
! Bon
mirror1?,
silver-
he Modern Cleaner
All r.isscen.
l-'rce Sninplc.
A Chlldsx. Chills,
N'cw York.
&SflrvS8kS-srve.s&.-s?v"sr.V'IV'JV
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TAIILHTS POSITIVELY CBuT, 1
w.f, ferrous niAcatifti rawing aiern
Ery. Irulotenoy,HelafineM,eto ,ritUMd
T Ahane anl other lUcenaes and ladl..
cretiona. Thru tmIc:, cimt .Hrvfir
restore Lout itnlily in old or oanif, ami
r-s. lrf,-fnt 1 ii.iii .' v' mill (Inn.lltnMioil if
taken In time. Tin ir " ilm i I nmo.li ite itqtiroVH.
ruent nnd effects n CUllcl v-1 . i o ull others tall. In
etetojion baring the ftentttn't AJax Tablets. The?
have cured ttioii-nnds nnd trill utrn yoo. Wo Rive b
lHtltico written imnralitet! t j el!uc I a cure In pach case
or refund tlio money. 1'ric . BO tente tr tmckaae. or
six nnckagiM (full trenttnentl for 82JH). By mall. in
Mnfn .nuiltfr. unnn rm-eint ttt tirlon. dlraoler free.
AJAX WGAiHnV CO.. !.1Wr!?'?,?fc.
UIfo, III.
For sale In lionnnitenli, Pa.,
and S. P. Kirliii, ltriiggists.
'5
A. Wnsley
's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest nnd
Menlthlost.
Chris. Sclimidt, a.
207
West Coal Street.
- - "Tiui' ' -- - ' - - , .PHLA..FH
For n.ile nt
I'ovinky'H drug
IVntre street.
fstort . 2 Kost
SUIUC Vflll Boro Throat, l'lrur',' Copper
TtUni IVV CJOIortU opun,, .wir,. uiu f"1"-
juicers In Moutn, ji.ir-ramngi itnte vii"A-.r
3JilUMi:i CO., UU7 Jla.onic -A-emplcAj
SUhlcnirn, III., lor proots ot cure-, cupi-l
ytnl, IS.'iOO.OOO. Worst cimes curea in
jlo ItH duya. lOO-puge book flree.
riillions of Dollars
Go up in smoko every year. Take n"
risks but get your houses, stuck, fur
niture, etc., Insured in first-class tr
liablo companlos as represented by
DAVID FAUST, TV'
A I no Life and Accidental Cnmpanlec
Htffc OHebr.iteil Kpip a-
tkh, i-o-ivtiers ut..
tia l'otvders et...
af a '1 tircfnP. p V
I u'iMi Tsmv ful l't no ntkul i'Iaab Miiil CM 'I' ' 1
mOJf reined !et. AJwwi OuyJlie fern. vo.- 'li")
rolTtiTrnit. iJiiuranteed uKtior oalloLhei.
tSt iK'it to the lunrki-t, A N't L rortlculaid, 4 CU. "r i
vjx, P"V Uvr, JioBton.MM
MJ5K
ti
Summer Heat Wears You Out.
HOP BITTERS
WILL BRACE YOU UP.
THE BEST OF ALL TOMiCS.
Tor over 25 year3 it has been curing thousands of cases of
Biliousness, Indigestion, Malaria, Hervous Prostration,
Kidney Troubles, Sc. Ei Purifies the Blood, Oives you
an Appetite, and Helps you Digest wha you Eat.
Take it now and get your system in shape to stand the cold weather.
PRESCRIBED BY ALL EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
HOP BITTERS CO.. " NEAnZ YORK.
Sold by P. P. D. KliiLlN, Shenandoah, Pa.
For Sale by P. p. I).
N"A HAND SAW IS A GOOD THING, BUT NOT TO
v SHAVE WITH."
IS TpE PROPER THING FOR HOUSE-CLEANING.
pepQa. Railroad.
H lil't KIT.', MVIHIOK.
i item nFn an, lMfl.
I Trains wl'l Irave f brimiidoeh ter Ifte above
, date for Wifrgiiiis. Olllierton, Praekvllle, Dark
Water, Hi. (.fair, Pettsvtllc. llambiirg, Kaadlur,
' Mltrnwn. PhoenlTville, Norrtstotvn and I'hfl.
I udelpliln i Broad atrecl itttlnn) M fdR and II it
a. m. and I SO p. ni. mi week days. For I'.. lie
vlllr and Intermediate stations 9 10 a. tn.
SUNDAY.
Por VIirans. Oillifrtoii. Fmckvllle, Dark.
Water Ht. Hair, P.itUvillr. nt c, OS, 40 a. m. and
8 10 p. ni. Kor Ilainittirg, Heading, Pottotnwn,
PlnwiillvUli-, Norrliio,Tii, Phllarti-lpWit atfiro,
40 a. m., 8 10 p. in.
I Trains leave Prackvtlle for Aricnandoa), at
! 10 40 a. in. and 13 14, not, HI and 10 ST p m.
', Huiidny, 11 13 a. in. and 5 40 p. in.
i Ixvtve l'ulUvllle for Mlivnandnnll at 1015. 1148
a. lu. and 140, 711 and in no p. m. stuiidnv at
10 10 a. m.,n lip in.
lnve I'hiladeluhla, (llroad street tallon) for
Shenaiiiloah at 5 87 and S 85 a. hi., I 10 and 7 11
1. m. week tlavs. Mundaya leave at 8 90 a. tn
I,eve llismd street station, I'hllaOelphi.i lor
S (Ilrt, Asbtity Park, Otn (trove, Ixinc
Branch, nnd Interiuedlalc statiuiia. 4 06, 8.80, s w
11.80 a. m.,S3s, a.ao. 1.05 p. in. eek-,lay, 5 00
Saturdays onlv. Sinidav. (rtop at Interlnken
for Asbury Park), I 05, B.38 a
Leave Droad Street .Htatlon. Philadelphia,
FOIt SBW YOltK.
Ktpren, wetfkilays, !l , 4 05, 4 30, 8 15, 6 SO,
731, SIM, 050, 1021 (IlililiiK far), 11 00 a m.
12 0)1101111, 121 (Limited 1(10 lllnl 4 tl p In.
Dining ('nr.), I 10. L'80 l lllnlng Car) 8 20,3 50,
4(10,500, 5 88 (l)lnliig Car, ( ), S V, 1000,
p. ill., 13 01, lilltlit. .Sundays, 3 3U, 105, 150,5 15.
s 30, H XI, 0 50, 1031, Dining Car, 1108 n. m.,
1285, 2 SO Dining Vat, I otl'Mmllod 4 22 Dining
Carl, 5 JO, 5 .VI, Dining Car1,, 085, flSO.HU, 1000
p. ni , 12 01 night.
nvpresti for Hindoo without change, 11 00 a.
tn., week-days, and 0 50 p. in., dally,
FOIt WASHIN'OrON AND TI1M SOUTH.
For Baltltnre and Washington, 8 SO, 7 20, 831.
1020, 11 2il a. in,, 1201) (1131 Limited Die
lug Ctrl, 112. :i is, 141 (5 11) Congressional
Limit, d. Dining Car), 0 17, 8 55 (Dining Car),
7 5s (Dining Car', p. in., and 1205 night
w eek ,lat . Stindaya, 8 50, 7 90, 9 12. 11 28 a.
ni., 12 Oil I 12, 4 11, ( 5 1" Congresnlonai Limited,
IMnliiK Car), O.V Dinliig Cttrl, 7 58 p. m.
(Ditilm- Carl ami 12 05 night.
Fur Sea Ulit spring Lske, ltelitiar. Oeeau
Uroxe, Asbury Park and Long Itrancll, 0 5t),
s 2. and II :in a in. a.lland 100 p. in. week
tint s. iStiudny, s 25 a. m.
FOIt ATLANTIC CITY.
Leavo HriMid stte"t station, l'ltllatle'phln (via
Delaware rher bridge, express, 702 p. tn.
dally.
I ave Market strtct Ferry, express, S W a. in.,
2 00, ICO, '00 p. '.induys, 8 45. 0 4Sn in.
AucanijfioOatlnn, siio, s 2-), ti. in., 3 20 ami 4 20
p. ni , week day.. Mini. lays. 8 On, 9 11 a. w.. I CO
nnd "HO, p. tn.
1-Vir Cape Mat, Aeglcswa, Udwood and
Holly lleneh, nnd Sea Isle City, Ocean City and
Avwl,. -l'xpiess. 9 00 a. lit., ICO p m, week
days. Situdav, v 00 a m
Kxpress, a 10 a. ui , and 2 :n, 120 p. m.
w-el. I.. Bund tya, K50a. I.,.
Fur Stumers. Point Kz press, SO a, in., 1 00
p. in, wei-k -lats. Sundays, s I o. lu.
8. M. 1'BtvosT. J. II. Woun,
Gen'l Manager, (len'l Pass'g'r Agtt
prmWnTOnrrfmmrim
Eiimim!i!iuiiiuuuiiiiiUiMiiuiiiiumi!iuiiiiJuii2
$ On" Theuoond Dollars In cash Is
otlel-ed Ii the Tin, liiiisun Diphthe
ria Cme ( , f v the use nl tlio
Wllllnmspoi t. P.i . Ilnspltu! "i any
chniitiibli. Instit litem elsewhere,
for any case ot Dlphdieiia w hteh
son's
iiEa.iica ittL
Cure:
1
Iloesn't cum If liropoily uppllpd.
The only ci.ndUionr uiu that Uiu
pulltnt .ipm wliom Iho tost Is
umdu must he uitvu niul not on tho
verce of dcuth cuucd by tho ue ot
antr-toxiuit or ioiiiu ntht'i tt culled
romt'dv Ttw (N.mpaiiv mttWln
thw fdhr niu-t lm nutiilcn wiicn
the n-o ot lt- Mi-ihcltiH luHiirh cii'-e
T 14 bi'un, km th.u ti iepn"rntntlvo
S ctin lf prc"onl nnd pfi-somilly -co
that UiiM't'iiiedv i iippilod tn Mtrtct
ft urconianct with tho pilnlcd In-
Blruutioiiftsivi.il.
Buy Beglstsicii Pdysiclan!
(5i Is cordially Invited to apply this
Va Medicine strictly us per Instruc
ts tlon alven. This offer shows tho
Implicit Mill tho Company has
.3 In tho Medicine It maiiufactures
Vfcy and tho lufullllilo remedy It Is for
sft all cases or Diphtheria, Croup,
C Qulnsv.oranv throat nircctlon.
3 Ask your denier for It and keep
x. one or inni e bottles handy In tho
sty bouse at all limes Thousands
upon thousands nf lives saved an
uually by this Medlclno.
MANUrACTUMKD BV TM.
aJ nompson Dlpu.tfie.ia cure Co. K
WIILIAMSPORT, pa.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
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PRICt, 50 CTS. A BOTTLE P
EiuiiiuuummiuiumiuuiiuiuJiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiB
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drug; Stores
. .ic 1 r
.1 Kuci.
, -..I. CL t . J
. ir- -i 4t.y tun'
i.W, ' .'.,cc. t.1
.inj full
t njcr nmcklv i L,n.-.i
If t,la. 4- MMn tri.utJ, , imi i. .' i i.
ue.1 ler?l ifttnN-ireBf. tXi. e i
I0orrr,vo gutvji ar,..tl ,
KIIUIN, Shenandoah, pa.