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THE DALLAS HERALD, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10, 1880.
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD.
ccfNUTO. ELLIOTT . HAt-l.
jumrta at the Pint-office at IkdUa, Ttias, at
Beeona-rw mattfl.
-oservel. "tho
Hii.iv.:," av.l ''
' ,n-tra -n tie 01 s i
" liny i;iT-i!!: 'i
INDICIA i'IOKS-
ier enrarnrf r,hmhr ttmpmtlurc, tunes
veering t toMi-iltl l -rUy c'oiu'i u-cuWiir
out u. mount :viu.
TEE I'laSI!)!."'!1 MESSAGE
We in Tuesday morii'iie's itsuo bud in
oditoii comment on a o:Um of the presi
dent's mossa yi, "id n ccrefut perusal of the
document deoru Unit there are other divi
sions of it on which comment will not be
out of p'ice. As :i sKto pspfrr it will reir.lt
with tho genoml run of messages. On sumo
of the subjects treated tho president pi-rhrpf
might hsvo beoa more ilocidud, whilo on
others sUl ho mi-ht yi-t as well hove been
loss pronounced. On tho subject of educa
tion his views in so far as its Importance and
the bonelHi resulting are concerned, every
body can ondois. but ii is dubatuble whether
or net thi quoslion of aid to the eaoso
should not bs !o:t entirely to the etttig.
Ho roce-mmonds thru congress should
givj 'and or imike an; ropiintion from the
p iDiic I.'jisuiv to s ipplc-niint local educa
tion! iund, but thoro t:tn many wito and
able mm i'i tho cuunt-y to tsltn Hr.tie with
th'u ir,.-,ioii'.i)i.. it on i bs ur,'ol that where
th) gtswil e; o n uenl i-ives of il funds to
aid in ay cause th.it jtyhuiM tho rtjjlst to a
voice in thimtnne' o tho management of
those funl'; uasuin ac.'on on t' part of
the g;ul nov-.nimntis but antop towards
ceat.-alif u, a step 'awarh ahsolute power
over all tin mtt v, v.h'oh wo'iM be subvwive
of a repil ilivan form i f :"ors.iii '.'it in fuel,
'aowever m'..c!i tii t-uUaM ft.r.in m'j;' it i
: 0 pi libe-ty m etoni'.ii
rv American citizen f!r
M n'.-ieily ii jealous
i I' l'"0 rights of tlio
dtps tore train the
pr.vdi its of tin pal, when tho slatosnion of
tho 10 miry opposed any action on tho part
of t'u fod-iral tovorrincct not absolutely
autUor.-.ud by tin c itn.iitut'.on. Wo know
that in ths ait Uo doc.-idn thoRenoral jjrov
orummt la'- I'Sttmvid md nereistd power
never bo!'c?j attempted, and wo know that
public jonlimonl bus undorjjouo a groat
chango during this time, and now
to a proa'. mamro ei doises these
innovations. B:il! tho (.eaorni well'tiro
of the eount-y sudors in no wise by tbo op
poi.t'on that is ma la to innovations of the
n .m.-ti t ) which w i allude. Thoro cannot
ba too rumy t-hocks uon tho federal power
an! usium )liri of puwor over the internal
affairs of t'm ttv.ts. State homo rule
is tue sal'oi.a-1 uf the republic,
anl any moroaehiujiit upon the
cants, or tho liking of any niep by tlm
jenoral govornmont, howovor plauaiblo or
seom'ug'y boiioA:int it may be on i'.B facu,
that tend tint way, is dangerous to the lib
erties i f tho pooplo, and to tho porpctuity
of republican principles. Tho camoof odu
cation is o io that isdiar to ocry goneroui,
progrossivo mind, ana lu oomilt ot wuicn loo
much cannot bo snid or letiiimalely don(;
but whothcr tho pooplo ofNjw York ought
to pay Mxos to oiu:a o tho children of
Toias, whn tin i statu f Now York, us a
commonwealth, and the people of Hew York
will dor'.ve no benoli'. thorofrom, is a o,uos
tioi on which political economists can find
much fornrguiurt. Lutcuough on tliia
point. Wo havo simply presented soino of
the objections to bo urged against tho recom
mondat'on ol" tho prwd.t. Tho fling at
the south in tho amotion I'm', cducrdit n
" was neiloctei r preventt d in tlio irit-'r
est of s'avory" we puss by, end can atl'jrd to
do so, Unowiiig how ta?e'os ii the c!uri;i'
"Wo sre glad to seo thst tho president trices
such positive grotinds in favor of tho tun
prossion of Uoltiramy In Utah and other
territories where thi Mornuns have estab
lished settlements. This infamous in solu
tion is a foul spot upon the fair fuco of our
country. It is a loprous eruption upon the
body politic that needs eradication, ir evoH tho
savorest remcdios must lo rosorlod to, and
tho counBol o; the presid nt upon this matter
must certainly moot the hoirty approval
and endorsement of the right-thinking peo
people of the entire eountry. The
govornaiont has dilly-dallied wit a
th's quoslion until Jdorinauism
gotten a holl that rendets it insolent aud
causes it to flaunt its infamy and de
pravity in tho face of tho country
with a snap of tho flogor and a leer of con
tempt for jail opposition. If It is over to
ba suppressed and the oountry doodorizoi of
its contaminating ceatagion, why not do to
at once? Jijora! sanitation deoiands a
prompt and vigorous legal disinfection. Ou
the subject of our foreign relations ho makcB
no allusion to the Chinese question, further
than to announce that a new treaty on the
subject ,ef Chinese immigration has bauu
ma le and that he hoped to be able to lay it
before the sonate early in January. As he
gavd no iutitaalion as to the terms
of that treaty, wo are unable
to even conjecture us tj the
status of tho question. 0 j the i ctor-ccear.ic
canal project of .Count da Lessens, ho taken
Arm ground in favor of tho "Monroe doc
trine." He refers to a former message of h;e
te oongress on this subject, and reiterates the
aentis'.onti and views there'm containod, that
If this ottal bo constructed, a canal through
which the merchant vessels and navies of for
eign governments can pats, the oommercial
iaterests of onr country demand that it
shall bj with the approval of this govern
ment, aad that the canal shall be under its
supervision and authority. Every citizen of
this country, we take it, will endorse that sen
timent and will join in a demand that con
gress atones take definite action for the ex
pression of this view, making itaa ultimatum.
"VThat the ultimata effect of this policy
'will be upon Count de Lessens'
ptojeot, e cinrot tell, but we surmise
that it will be a damper upon bis efforts, at
.least for the time being. Men with money,
it is hardly probable, will invest their means
in an entorprie involving hit' raational is
sues, until those issues aro sotlled. If lh
powers of E'iropo wttivo all objections to this
demand uf tho president, or in other words,
enter into treaty stipulations recognizing the
erdusivo tupervisian and authority of the
United Btttes government over the canal,
Wiy thi a wa presume there will bo no bin
drince to the success of the enterprise. It it
p-.ivis to be a flnnnekl failure, tkat is th?
loakout of tho stockholder-;. With tl:e. rail
roal faeilitioJ ibis country now has and
that aro being perfected between tiio Atlantic
and I'aciiic, and if Cap!. Kids should ai -cood
with bis T'-bunntepec ship r'licac;
thore areplrorg pi ftibilities that the venture
will prove a pecuniary loss to those who ia
vet in it Uo rfemrnfiida suhsiJi to
ste unship lines and '.! o I'ues ot'sinii- naval
veiselj, urging that this will build up the
carrying trado of tho country, ignoring the
a a that it is our unereus protective tarifl
that hss ileitroycd our niorchant marine.
The decline i.f our carrying trado bat bp
como a question -f suoh proportions ,and the
evns resulling to tho country have come to
be of such burthen, that the protectionist!, in
a'arm, havo found it necessary to do none
thiac indefinsi againttthis invasion of their
preterven.'juid this . Is tho tohf e they have
hit upon. The secretary of the navy ia bis
annual rep:t, and tho piesidcnt in t's
message, cenio I nldly to their assistance, and
c.mgrees is r.skf.d to givo protcetinn a new
lea-e of life by pltmgiug into tho public
treasury and dritwhg out tunis ij nii.inUin
stoaniBbip lines under the protest of sup
porting the potbt service, and of securirg
a class of vcrecls thai could, in ensoof a war,
bj mo'inuiorphoFed into men-of-war. There
can bu no ubje -tlini to giving tie puhd
srrviee nil tho n'd it may icquii-, and tiler
ini; every pi'rfciMi! fasility to cur ti.-ulo sud
cotritiicrce; imu out navy ihuiilj by niaiii
taiii' i! find !'-r!VtUd 'u a liuinuer that our
national iiiiporlmxa m.J requirenmta may
ni'ike nects aiy. ltut, then, urn re. t ti -i muii-
FEBNOMAL.
Col. R. II. toaLoar. of the Missouri raciflo
railread, is in the city.
Kx-Gevcrnor Thrcckmorton greeted our
e'litorial rooms uilh a pleasant visit Usi
evening.
Capt. A. T. Wilson, the popular and efli
ciont sheritfof Kaufman couniy, was in the
city yesterday.
Sir. John V. Eiiiott nr-lved boro yestercay
after a two weeks' ilelightlul visit to Oalvi-s-ton
and New Orloatm.
Governor John C. Brown, vice-president of
the Texas oi Pacific railroad companv,
favored our functum with a call yueterday.
P. Cranz, of the linn of fieririr & (Iranr.,
cemmi-ion merehnritp. St. Loui'. is in the
cit;r and honored 'ho IlmtALO with n visit
yesterdav
L. A. Turner, a brother of Mr. E. P. Tur
ner, ticket agent nf Ihi 'i'exos & Pimi'lc mad
at this phiee.Htid Into of Huntsville, Ala., has
Rccephu tho position ol RtsHtiint agoni anu
iggngo mnsler m tne nlin-o Hero.
- i
;o amlKeelheiu.
If you will call in to-dny and to-morrow at
Knepl j & fc'on's. they will show you some
of tho Iinc3t, rarest a-.l most superb dia
monds that ever glistened in eunlight and
starlight. Thoro are singlo stones, stones in
pairs and stones in clus-loro, at moderate
prices, and prices mere expenfivo may t e
.t. loll need n ,t btiv, jusl drop in ana
look. Y'ou will receive the same atteation a-i
though you went to purchase a hn:iHFome lot.
lnort.toa, vim williind all sorts of bracelets,
charms, b, cents, glwsw.MO. nilvervrare.
bronxes una rill other tliiniri lor I hnstmna
uifts, and Mow Y'vnrs prrseiils. Tin sum to
call to-dav, and lint to look over their
adverlieeriimil in this issue.
Hamburg Sytup it a dead shot for lf.ro-
throat.
Jules E. Schneider, wife, and d-tughtoT ac-
c imp'iniod bv 'Via iv ito Fond, a u.s'.-jr of
aire. oelir,( iJer, n-ive returned Inita a visit
I.) Ji!iuivii', ,M: .. S.:!v. tii rs t..nar 110:110.
L'ds vmir
g:.;t Tor It 1:1
hild a cold
lung nip.
'i fti your drug"
IMPORTAfiT
To the Public !
Mi u Yi'lt: n 1:;S)
ei e, iu;-:ie,'i to Slav
Ui.tcturnij( iiiur.O;,o!.ej el inu cuittitiy
sulliciontly protected by our exorbi
tant tiiritt' laws without taking money
from tho national treasury for ihuir furthor
support? He rocoinnieinels tlio cnactmont ot
lav,s for organ ii'.'ng, arming and disciplining
th.) active uniitia ot' the u'.ato. This is 11
question of such importance limt it cannot bo
fully and properly discussed in tho limits of
this article, and wo pass it by. Ho recom
mends the creation of the ollice of capta:n-
genoral of tho army for thy bunetitof General
Grant, because of his grout services as com-
mawJcr-iu-oliiuf of tho r.iniy during tho lalu
civil war. "We havo nothing particularly 10
say upon this subject. Tho pooplo of this
eutii'o unicii of states rocognizu tho great
sirvicea of General Grant to his country, and
if tho penplo desire to add to tho honori
they havo coi.lorred upon him, and
give him this additional requital
for his distinguished services, they cei tiiinly
havo a right to do so. a do not believe
that republics are ungrateful, and where the-ro
is an obligation, a debt of gratitude is due,
lot it bo paid in tho promptest and fullest
measure, and a debt of gratitudo is cover
sali, lied whilo the creditor lives unless
does something hiuisuli to obliterate it.
Tbero are oilier subjects treato.l 011 which wo
might indulgo in comment. As Mr. llayoi
has but about throe months moro of ofllefl us
chiol' magistrate, his recommendations nru not
of such moment lo tho public mind as will
bo the policy outlined by tho president-elect
in his message. As tiio prosunt congress
goes cut with him, howovor, and oongre.-s in
part at least, passes fr.mi tho control of the
democrats, it may bo that at this session of
congress many of tho suggestions ho make;
will bo acted upon, aud therefore a
careful consideration of his rccommciid-i
tions by tbo people, n perhaps moro advis"
ablo than might otherwise bo tho case.
Biiuklng II011HO f AilimiH A I.oouiiril.
DAr.l.AVIcsn,, Nov, IS, lfMi.
Measrs. Hi vr'.iiK & Co., i'll unci 2jJ liioaJwiy,
New ioii:
Ukar Silts 0 a tbo uiirht of tbo 8th inst.
an effort was mado to burglarize! our bank
ing house, in which was contained one of
vnur 1 itest rnako of burglar-proof chests.
Tho hinges and locks were broken off. Tho
suto lay upon its duck, l no sptpclici of the
loek cbar;:ed with dynainito or nitro g'yco-
rino. A Jt'oter n rigui anvil, wnicn w is also
ovidoally charged with tho Siiuij exlosivo
material, was plncod over tho tpinuln, and
thon ignltod, wu pre sumo, by usn of a bailury.
The oxplocion was such as to bo heard several
squares Hwav. Tho anvil was torn literally
to Dicees. i ho ijlass windows in the build-
Inir woro all broKn into tno smallest 01
pieces, but tho only damage, dono t tho
chost was to dent in tho door so it could not
be opened by using tho lock. It took an ex
perienced workman, with live stout men,
iifioon hours to break open tho
door after the burglars had loft
it, and to find, as wo aro gratified to
sty, all our moneys and valuables intact.
The vault, which is of your make, lined
throughout with heavy iron, (tho door having
been loft open by tho burglars), is not in the
least tnjureJ.
Wo havo ordored through your agent, L.
A. Sliirht, another of your gaiuo make ot
safes, with time-lock and all recent improvo
ments, with feelings of profound security
aftor tho experionco we havo had with the
present ono. Very rcspeotfullv,
Adam & Lkomikd
Wl! I'
birg'Silbii::.:- .! luiliuoiv, c!
!.'.!'.", tor v.hi: . 1. return
friends and tilt tumors, ami
by d-iin;: ti.o
i.l; i;:d suits in
t.i'i: kfl te i-ur
shall increase
my stock in every department.
lours, h. JiAi'MAN, (IJ!i himstroot.
TI10 Host Corset .i.iiiiiuet!ireil
i'lhn Duplex corset, for salo at A. ifc E.
Mitleiith.nl a.
Thompson, iSehntt & Co., aro proprietors
of tho lliimhurg Syrup, tho best known
r:medy l'or colds and kindred diseases.
Ttuv funcv candies from Levi & Itro.
HP
to,
WIIOJ-ESALE itltETAlL
5 & 10c, Store
j.
Main Stm t, Dallin,
Two doors M'est c.r llio 1'osl Olllcj.
31. SIKE, - rJIGl'IMHTOIi
Their Choloo.
Christmas is coming and tno ladies aro
turning ovor in their minds what they would
like best for a Caristmas gift. Eineeiallv is
this tho case wich married ladies, who have
no doubt begin already to size up their loigo
lords and ttieir purses. Jtney are, asnruU,
ratuor rard lo please, yet tney generally ex
orcise eood iudeemont in selecting their pros
onts, and they are almost universally united
in lueir vuuibu hi nu vuieriunii buvtiii ma
chine for a present, and many nusbands are
daily receiving hints to that effect. They
are ihowintr their good sense and taste in
electing such a dnrable and servicble article
and no busbanasnoulu fail to make bis bettor
half a present of one of these handsome and
superior machines, for sale by Mr. Webster
the agont at the companies office on Elm
8 1 roe t,. at the oorner of Murphy.
Teas A Paelflc Estonaloa.
Saturday the company will receive thirty
five miles more of the Texas & Paciflo road,
which will extend that part nf the road
roper to Baird's station, near the centre of
allahan county. 1
On Ki)iur1ny, December IS, JKSO, t will
oiler lor HiUe, I'ntilic Auction, nocuo
of l!ic Most Itowirnblv
BUSINESS & RESJDENCE
-IN-
EA HAND.
Iu Comity Site or JKaalluni!, imincli
aiely on tlio lino or. tho Tcxna
.t l'ncid'o K. IC.
TERtVIS :
m uu inhU ii bu
$50,000 Worth of DRY GOODS
Mens, Youths
KNIT GOODS,
. r, .?
n b
.7 111 K B
Boy s Alining
I.ndicN',Ucnt:eiueu'a A Ctiililrrn'M IMotsA rV';)es, CliinkH A Dolmans, Carpels
Oil Ct!:uuiii Xlailitis, '
Kxipi'Flte le Fottemanil StileJ.. oliVrul a' n (ire -t 11. ,1,
IniU ol 'Mir Kail ai'U Winter sn,rk In, vim: I'l-Mj.tlir-.iult 11 n
whicb a have now xcceiwd, and Uio time is i.iyUe.l to ten ih
the li I' icutu
1 to ilie i'nl.Hc, Owln 10
ue, v. o otter our sioeli to
l""N rj ry it
1 v
pi,
n
DUCT10I
In oM -t to fnointate in to rrtu?e our etortt In time we
l. 1 lienper 1iu.11 imj lionao in NurtUviu Tei.ss. '
aWFai-nierg, Merchants and the imbllc In general will lliulU to their advantage to come
Tn l.ti Ifnll nml Vi'holesale r.nyi-i-s.
will tell inn' Koils liuiii lu lo l.t i'i- ee
M KI.M STlllIET, Dallas, Texas.
LI:tlMN 111MH. (
Kew Xork. j
J. B. DKURY, I"
E II MAX DUKUACo.
Iiluntsjiiieiy, Ala.
tVlTII
Cjcstanlly tcep on hnnel a full .Stock of
py
r5
II
(or. GKAliL'ii & KAKONXE STS., WW L' LEAKS, La.
Ccrrcspo:;donrt3 In Liverpool.
3D'
ilU If
0 F 'T PU
-AND
CORDIALS !
All Descrlptioue, both
Imported and Domesli
And never out of that Simile A 1 Hole
COVAD'S
CELECRATED
BUDWEISER
One-third cash, the balance In three and six
months, Witt Interest at Hie rale of ten lier
ceut. )er aniinwi. II.ivlnH a hugs Interest
there iinil being desirous nf uniting others with
1110 to lullil up at Hull point tile most flourish
Iniri lly U-Iween the I'.ru.os river ami Kl 1'aso,
1 Inteiel lo offer lilts opportunity for tliera lo
get sotcc rare bargains. Kutland Is the pres
ent terminus of tho Passenger Trains on the
Texas I'aelllo Kallroiul, and they will not
run boyoml, probably berore Spring, and with
gooil stocks of Goixls, Machinery, Lumber,
etc, It can o-nlrol thu trade of Kastland,
Stephens, and portions of Bhackolfonl,
Throckmorton and Young counties, oa woll as
of llrown, Coleman aud a part of Comanche
oounty.
The lots that will be offered for sale can be
sen by applying to HAN. liOON'ri,
East ""-M.
tJ-UOTJND TKIP TICKETS will De on
sale, very low, at all points on the Texas A
Paolflo ltnllroait; and to parties whose pur
chases exceed three hundred dollars, .1 will
refund their Railroad Fare.
J. S. DAVGDERTT,
PALLAS, TEXAS,
AsTAll U Mils pur"lias!d I on i-.s aro dellv
crcd fres ulcw, lo eny pint of thenlty.
J. SIMONS
AGENT
CD
f f 01 FAT0S
-1X1)-
,t M. l.ebninn, New Voilr.
A lii-iiliitni. "1
j-.M'iv Orleans.
l ivliB,
rr
b U j 1 t l 13 ) t b
0; , '-a
702 Elm Street, Cor. Poydras.
tC-Also have your Hoots an 1 fihoes Mode toOnler and Renalreil w WOOI.F'Sfcrj
623
II. W. HARRY k mm.
UXm TKEF.T.
62 9
Alnuul'nciurcrs mid Dealers in
Stoves, Tiawim1, 4ucaswure.IIatius Coolchtg Sloveu
Cull and Kxamlno thu
r til it
MA 9 V
saMast" Cooking Stove
It Is Bomuihlng New end Desirable.
A full line of Ouenflwnre, Glas iTnhle Cutlery and other House Furnifhlm Gnodt
We lie v the beit eleek of liueeunwiuc over on IishiI,
ri;y"Alo nianiiueliirr-u j. .iv-111 .t u Iron Cornices, Window Lniiflnnd Hhent Irn, wnre,
3
-C:JO.-i
t 7
V.'.7,-fr'
CLARK Cz BOID, Proprietors.
is now prepared to furnish nil kinds of
Dressed Liiiuber, FlcoriKg, Coilisisr, Etc.,
At the linvivt vrlomoirerc'lu be market. Stvletlv hen-t l'lnn Shingles, tile best, niannlac-t'lri-tl,
iiIwm. vh on h-O'd. Siih . 1 1 m at Hi d lii.i-it 1'i-le-s. Iilinei idon Tliul.,.,- ini-iiisii-d at
uliorleat mitiee. Onli-iH lioin Hi. uniry ndii-ited mei nroi'.nllv ililetl.
BOOK
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WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
A Complete lino ot Pcliool and MUeellaueoun Ilrxiks. Also HOLIDAY 0001)3 In Meat vari
ety. All Kild lower I hn ever ciVered In ibis luiirket.
School HiooliH to tlio rriulo nt I'ublNriers' Vholesulo I.lst.
1SSTJA', WI!ABfI2X ARI Il:'S'E2;ECS, PAPER
W. J. SHONIO, - - No. RT. Main Street.
NO MORE WOOD FAMINE !
Just E3eot'5ve8 :mrt Jor sale nt reasons a!3e prices
!
S
Rw
At tho East Pallas Wood Yard.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTIOK Is hereby given that tho enpart
iitihlp hurelnlore exiting helwwii Hie
inideTHlgiied In Hie elly of DitLus bus thin diiy
been itlNnlved by lnuliml coneeut, the intereht
of Jehu W. l.yle linvliig hti-imold to A. 1).
Aldii'lge nml W. J. Walter, who have 11;--siimnl
1 he payment of nil the debts and lln
1 II HIhh of 1 he bite Unit of Lylu A Alurbige, and
to whom all the tiecniitils, eliiims mid cle
mauds of said 1I1111 have been trmiHierreil.
JNO. W. I.YLK,
A. D. ALDIUDUE.
Dallas, Texas, Novsmber iO, lbs).
lie erring tn Ibe above, the undersigned an
IHiim..,. tbiit. ihev Inive Oil- iluv lorineil a eo-
v.trl nei , 1 1 i p In the fti.lloiwiry, book, priming
end binding hiiwiu-'i-j In ih- e!iy of linltitH un
der the llnti nu nu- of Aldrldce & Waller, ar the
line nliind ol Lyle .V Aldilcgo, Kbt-re iney
will Iih pletiKil to pf rve (In. old rinr.en.eiB 0
the lute llrra and tho public 'n general.
A. 11. ALKHUH4U,
W.J, ViAL'1'U.K.
Dallas, Koveniber JO, ls0.
KSt'JAKLBSBUDilJ IX 187-1.
Ml MAIS SIEET,
Pall' s, Texas.
CARTER & GIBSON
413 Elm nt., DMInH.
BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURERS,
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Nnlloe Is hereby given that the Chlc.-o.
Texananil Mexlo.n Leatral rallw, y ;eoni)iy
line entabllahed Its prlnollial otflce In the eir
1 f Dallas, atatenf Texas. In tbe hoi ding
ate on tbe north side of Malu stieet, b""'
Hnliston nod J-ll'iron stiveta, i-nd lurllierlo
eerlbod as number 2H0 Main street.
DANIKL 11. HALE, msldfU.
Asaiikl F, RaNMKTT. Secretary.
Dallas, Nov. x7, istlil.