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I honestly love the friendships that I have made here at my school. Though they are few, I find my friendships to be genuine and amazing. There is this one person who is like the older sister I always wanted. The teachers can be really helpful, and understanding as well. They bring a new perspective to learning, growing, studying, and bridging the gap between students and teachers.
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Whatever type of food you like, you will find it in Springdale or a town close by. The cost is reasonable to and most places will give a student discount if you ask.
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Safety and Security on campus in not always where you can see them but they are on guard to protect the students and anyone else on campus.
The school supports athletics very much so. Since the school is in the country, sport events can be the highlight of the school.
It does snow a lot (this year anyway). But since I love snow it has been great. I do have to be careful driving. Over all the weather is great.
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Springdale, AR is in the center of so many attractions. The most that I enjoy the most is the scenery. The town is very friendly and businesses is very good at making the students feel welcome in their town.
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My main goal is to get a bachelor degree and to still be able to play basketball. Therefore I am able to overlook the things I do not care for about the school. The main building has areas for students to hangout. The disadvantage of the school, it does not have the gym finished yet. Therefore we have to travel to gyms near by to practice.
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The option for food is not good. I do like to eat and there is not availability to eat in the evenings. I have to drive to a fast food place to eat.
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Everyone is very friendly and helpful. Even though it is a small school I feel they are able to give me the education that I need. I did get a partial basketball scholarship and the interesting thing about that is how young my couch is. Because I do love to play basketball, the coach was interested in me and I knew I would still get to play.
I have no complaints. The process went very well.
Because the school is located in the hills of AR, it sometimes does not get good connections to the internet. Not able to do homework in the dorm much. Mostly have to go to main building to get homework done.
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The dorms seem to be cheaply made. They need upgraded and cleaned good. The social atmosphere is not bad. Everyone seems to get along with each other. Because of the surroundings of the campus, it seems everyone feels they are in the same boat therefore they stick together.
Transportation around the school is non existence. You have to depend on your own vehicle or a friend to drive you where you need to go.
It is very helpful to have a vehicle to be able to get around without depending on other students. The parking is very close to the dorms. The college just enforced to have a sticker for your vehicle which I believe is good to have be accountable to someone. The disadvantage is the area around the dorms is still gravel. Therefore you vehicle get very dirty.
There are alot of scholarship options there, making school really easy to pay for.
It is a good school if you are looking for somewhere small to earn a degree. Classes are fairly easy as well.
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Written in the then fashionable style form of letters between the characters in the book, Jane Austen tells the story of the beautiful widow Lady Susan. Lady Susan has an eye toward re-marrying well, and marrying off her teenage daughter. To achieve her objectives, she spins a tale of Victorian humor and manipulation. In the end, she outsmarts even herself.
Jane Austen's earliest known serious work, Lady Susan is a short, epistolary novel that portrays a woman bent on the exercise of her own powerful mind and personality to the point of social self-destruction. Lady Susan, a clever and ruthless widow, determines that her daughter is going to marry a man whom both detest. She sets her own sights on her sister-in-law's brother, all the while keeping an old affair simmering on the back burner. But people refuse to play the roles assigned them. In the end, her daughter gets the sister-in-law's brother, the old affair runs out of steam, and all that is left for Lady Susan is the man intended for her daughter, whom neither can abide. Told through a series of letters between the characters, the work concludes abruptly with the comment: "this correspondence…could not, to the great detriment of the Post Office revenue, be continued any longer."
Jane Austen (1775–1817) was born in Steventon, England, and later moved to Bath. She began to write early for her own and her family's amusement. Her novels, set in her own English countryside, depict the daily lives of provincial middle-class families with wry observation, a delicate irony, and a good-humored wit. She is now considered by many scholars to be the first great woman novelist.
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I think it would have been better if the characters had British accents. They still did a good job. The first have was boring. I had to force myself through it. It got better through the second half. Had Jane Austen finished this story I'm sure it would be very interesting and entertaining. Imagining Lady Susan's character in a movie I'm sure would be fun to see.
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This early work by Jane Austen is not to be missed by her fans though it might be overlooked since it typically is not found on lists of her novels.The plot being unfolded in correspondence between the main characters, though a technique common at the time the novel was written, is an interesting literary device for the modern reader.This audio version is notable because it employs a cast of narrators that provide distinctive voices for the authors of each letter.
Unfortunately, the introduction is a spoiler since it reveals aspects of the character of the protagonist and plot elements that would be better left to the reader to discover. I suggest listeners fast forward 1 minute and 25 seconds into the audio book to pick up the narrative with the first letter.
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Love this early Austen work. I also liked having different actors for the characters. But the performances weren't up to par.
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This was read well. A fun read and short! Enjoyed a very different version of Jane Austen.
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A lot of useful advice told in an engaging way with some contributing writers adding some advice from their own areas of expertise.
I really need to stop reading these books and use that time to write.
This is a great little book. The first half is a stern how-to-write book. The second half is comprised of short stories, in that familiar, comforting Maeve Binchy style; a story meant to illustrate each of the points she makes in the first half of the book. This is very helpful for those of us who like to not only be told, but also shown what to do. It's helpful (for me) to see a published, successful writer show you how to apply the principles of which she speaks.
It's not just about writing novels. She devotes chapters to writing plays, short stories, and so on. She doesn't pretend to be an expert on blogging, for example, but does have someone who is an expert (and again, also a published, successful writer: Chris Bohjalian ring any bells?) guest-write that chapter. I have read other books that talk about blogging as a way to help you get your book (or whatever you've written) published so this was an especially welcome chapter. If you are not a big Binchy fan, you may still benefit by picking up the book at the library and just reading the chapters that apply to what you are working on. Or buy it; it's a paperback.
Unless this is your very first writing book, don't bother with this one. Even then, if you've even thought about it seriously, this isn't for you. If you just like the IDEA of writing, you might like it.
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This was a very good meal, except it was way too cheesey for my husband and I. We love cheese too but it was just a little much. Next time I may cut the amount of cheese in half. Other than that it was wonderful, for sure in the rotation!!
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|William Mey, Thomas N. Tombs, Thomas M. Stephany, William Vreeland
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Reference is made to U.S. Ser. No. 08/294,294, filed Aug. 23, 1994, entitled "Electrographic Printing Process and Apparatus" by William Mey et al.; U. S. Ser. No. 08/620,655, filed Mar. 22, 1996, entitled "Microchannel Print Head for Electrographic Printer" by William Grande, et al.; U.S. Ser. No. 08/811,750, filed Mar. 6, 1997, entitled "Electrographic Printer with Angled Print Head", by William Mey et al.; and to U.S. Ser. No. 08/843,688, filed Apr. 10, 1997, entitled "Electrographic Printer with Multiple Transfer Electrodes", by William Mey et al.
The invention relates generally to the field of printing, and in particular to electrographic printing methods and apparatus.
An electrographic printing process wherein a magnetically responsive electrically conductive toner material is deposited directly on a dielectric receiver as a result of electronic current flow from an array of magnetically permeable styli into toner chains formed at the tips of the styli is disclosed in an article entitled "Magnetic Stylus Recording" by A. R. Kotz, Journal of Applied Photographic Engineering 7:44-49 (1981).
The toner material described by Kotz is a single-component, magnetically responsive, electrically conductive toner powder, as distinguished from multiple-component carrier/toner mixtures also used in electrophotographic development systems. The magnetically permeable styli described by Kotz are a linear array of magnetically permeable wires potted in a suitable material and arranged such that the ends of the wires are perpendicular to the receiver surface. A major advantage of this system is that it operates in response to relatively low voltage control signals (of the order of 10 volts), thereby allowing direct operation from inexpensive integrated circuits.
The dielectric receiver shown by Kotz is a dielectric layer on a hard drum. A problem with this configuration is that the receiver is not optimized for toner transfer, particularly if very small toner particles (e.g. less than 10 μm) are employed. To produce images with high resolution and high image quality, toner particles less than 10 μm in diameter are required. However, typical receivers have surface properties with surface irregularities larger than the diameters of the small toner particles, making transfer of the toner from the print head to the receiver difficult. Also the electrical properties (including resistivity and dielectric constant) of typical receivers, such as plain or treated paper can be non-uniform causing variations in toner transfer efficiency thereby degrading image quality.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,374,981 issued Dec. 20, 1994 to Yamamoto et al. shows an electrographic printer having a flexible receiver roller for maintaining a constant gap between flexible recording electrodes and the receiver electrode. While the flexible receiver roller described by Yamamoto et al. would improve the conformation of the receiver roller to a print medium having surface irregularities, the compliant materials (e.g. conductive urethane, nitrile, and silicone rubbers) employed by Yamamoto et al. are sticky and do not readily release toner, thereby degrading image quality.
There is a need therefore for an electrographic printing method and apparatus having improved toner transfer.
The present invention is directed to overcoming one or more of the problems set forth above. Briefly summarized, electrographic printing apparatus according to the present invention includes a developer supply for supplying a developer having a toner component; a print head for transferring toner from the developer supply in an image wise manner; and a compliant receiver for receiving the image wise toner from the print head. The receiver has a compliant inner conductive blanket layer for allowing the receiver to conform to a print medium and a flexible noncompliant overcoat layer for efficiently releasing toner from the receiver. The image wise toner is transferred from the compliant receiver to the print medium at a transfer station.
These and other aspects, objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more clearly understood and appreciated from a review of the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments and appended claims, and by reference to the accompanying drawings.
The present invention is advantageous in that the use of a compliant receiver having a thin noncompliant surface layer as an imaging member of an electrographic printer enables the efficient transfer of very small toner particles which improves image quality by improving writing efficiency and toner transfer efficiency. In addition, there is a concomitant improvement in resolution, sharpness, and granularity. Another advantage is that the receiver according to the present invention facilitates transfer to a variety of print media.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an electrographic printing apparatus according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an alternative embodiment of electrographic printing apparatus according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is partial end view showing one configuration of the compliant intermediate roller used in an electrographic printer of the present invention
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the print head mounted on a magnetic brush and an associated developer supply;
FIG. 5 is perspective view of a magnetic stripe print head useful with the present invention; and
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a microchannel print head useful with the present invention.
To facilitate understanding, identical reference numerals have been used, where possible, to designate identical elements that are common to the figures.
Referring now to FIG. 1, an electrographic printing apparatus according to the present invention is shown. The apparatus, generally designated 10 includes a developer supply 12 containing an electrographic developer, having a toner component, that is supplied to a print head 14. The electrographic developer may be supplied to the print head 14, for example by a magnetic brush (not shown). The print head 14 transfers toner from the developer in an imagewise manner under the control of print control electronics 16 to a compliant receiver 18. The compliant receiver 18 carried on an electrically conductive drum 19 that is biased to facilitate transfer of the toner to the compliant receiver 18. The imagewise toner is then transferred to a print medium 20 at a transfer location 22. A conductive transfer roller 24, biased to transfer voltage V, is provided at the transfer location 22.
The compliant receiver 18 according to the present invention can be utilized in any electrographic printing apparatus that transfers toner from a printhead to a receiver. This includes methods using an aperture array, thermal writing techniques, or any of the numerous techniques for direct imagewise deposition of toner onto a receiver. The use of the compliant receiver 18 improves overall image quality since it can be optimized for the effective imagewise transfer of toner at the print head 14.
Referring to FIG. 2, an alternative embodiment of the electrographic apparatus is shown wherein the compliant receiver is in the form of a web carried by a pair of rollers 26 and 28. Roller 26 is conductive and biased to facilitate toner transfer from the printhead 14 to the compliant web 18. Roller 28 is electrically conductive and biased to facilitate transfer of the toner to the print media 20.
Referring to FIG. 3, according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the compliant receiver 18 includes a compliant blanket layer 30 and a thin overcoat layer 32. The compliant blanket layer 30 is soft enough to conform to the surface roughness of a wide variety of print media 20, thereby improving toner transfer. The thin overcoat layer 32 provides a smooth hard surface and uniform electrical properties necessary for the transfer of toner from the print head 14 to the compliant receiver 18. In addition, the overcoat layer facilitates efficient toner transfer to the print media 20.
The blanket layer 30 is between 0.5 mm and 30 mm thick, and preferably between 2 mm and 10 mm. Its Young's Modulus should be less than 10 MPa and preferably between 0.5 MPa and 5 MPa. The resistivity of the blanket layer should be less than 109 ohms-cm preferable less than 107 ohms-cm. Suitable materials for this blanket layer are polyurethanes, silicone rubbers, and silicone foams. Properties of the overcoat layer 32 arc a thickness less than 100 μm and preferably between 5 and 30 μm with a Young's Modulus greater than 100 MPa. Its resistivity should be greater than 1010 ohms-cm. Suitable materials include fluoropolymers, sol-gels, ceramers, and polycarbonates. Preferably this overcoat layer is made of materials having a low force of adhesion to the toner.
A compliant receiver according to the present invention was constructed by providing a cylindrical aluminum drum 9.5 cm diameter, and 7 cm inches long. A compliant blanket layer of 6 mm thick polyurethane doped with ferric chloride antistat so that the bulk electrical resistivity was 2�108 ohm-cm, and having a Young's Modulus of 4.83 MPa was cast on the core. The blanket layer was then cured in an oven at 150� C. for 8 hours. After curing, the blanket layer was ground to a final outer dimension of 10 cm, using a lathe. An overcoat layer of 5 micron thick ceramer was applied to the outer surface of the blanket layer by solvent coating using a ring coating technique. The ceramer overcoat had a Young's Modulus of 1.5 Gpa, and a bulk resistivity of approximately 1012 ohm-cm.
Alternatively, the conductive compliant blanket layer 30 may be provided by a compliant blanket layer and a thin (e.g. less than 1 micron) conductive coating, such as nickel or a conductive polymer on the compliant blanket layer, between the blanket layer 30 and the overcoat layer 32. This conductive layer is electrically biased for example by electrically contacting it at the edge of the drum 19. One advantage of this arrangement is that the electrical properties of the compliant blanket layer are not important, thereby providing a greater choice of materials for the blanket layer.
FIG. 4 shows a print head 14 mounted on a magnetic brush 34. The magnetic brush 34 includes a cylindrical magnet 36 having a plurality of alternately poled magnetic sectors 38. The cylindrical magnet 36 is surrounded by a stationary shell 40, and the cylindrical magnet is mounted for rotation inside the shell 40. The rotation of magnet 36 is effective to transport magnetic developer 42 from developer supply 12 to print head 14 in a known manner.
FIG. 5 is a partial top view of a magnetic stripe print head 14 useful with the present invention. The print head 14 includes a plurality of magnetic stripes 44 which are effective to form lines of magnetic developer on the print head. A plurality of transfer electrodes 46 are individually addressable via electrical conductors 48 to transfer toner from the lines of developer to the compliant receiver.
FIG. 6 is a partial top view of a microchannel print head 14 useful with the present invention. The print head 14 has a plurality of walls 50 which define a plurality of microchannels 52. Developer particles are caused to travel down the microchannels by the magnetic brush 34. An electrically conducting transfer electrode 54 is located in each of the microchannels 52 for transferring toner from magnetic developer in the channels. The microchannels can be fabricated on flex material, such as on flex circuit using photoresist to form the channels, or on non-flexible material such as silicon. The microchannel printhead 14 can be formed, for example, by forming the transfer electrodes 54 and conductors (not shown) leading to the transfer electrodes on the surface of the nonflexible material and then applying a photo-imageable polymer to the surface of the non-flexible material and patterning the photo-imageable polymer to form the walls of the channels. The conductors leading to the transfer electrodes may be positioned under the channel walls using this technique. Alternatively, the walls may be formed in the surface by cutting, such as by using a diamond saw, or other micromachining techniques known in the art such as wet etching, dry etching, ion milling, laser ablation, and laser cutting. With this approach, the conductors leading to the transfer electrodes may be formed on the back side of the print head and electrical connection made with the transfer electrodes via plated through holes. The microchannels may be machined in any material such as that used as the stationary shell of the magnetic brush. The channel wall height is selected to accommodate the nap height of the developer chains, which depends in turn upon the particular developer and strength of the magnets in the magnetic brush, or upon the height of a leveling skive used to level the developer upon entry into the channels.
The channel width and wall thickness need not have the same dimensions. The wall thickness can be altered, independently from the channel width, to accommodate the desired printer resolution. The walls 40 may be provided with an anti-static layer such as indium tin oxide or doped polysilicon to prevent static build-up on the developer particles due to the developer rubbing against the channel walls as it moves through the channels.
Returning to FIG. 1, toner transfer from the compliant intermediate image forming member to paper can be accomplished either electrostatically or thermally. Both methods are well known in the art.
Color imaging can be provided with the present invention by either transferring each color component to a single compliant receiver, or by providing a separate compliant receiver for each color.
The invention has been described with reference to a preferred embodiment. However, it will be appreciated that variations and modifications can be effected by a person of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.
10 electrographic printing apparatus
12 developer supply
14 print head
16 print control electronics
18 compliant receiver
19 electrically conductive drum
20 print medium
22 transfer location
24 transfer roller
26 electrically conductive roller
28 electrically conductive roller
30 compliant blanket layer
32 overcoat layer
34 magnetic brush
36 cylindrical magnet
38 magnetic sectors
40 stationary shell
42 magnetic developer
44 magnetic stripes
46 transfer electrodes
48 electrical conductors
50 microchannel walls
52 microchannels
54 transfer electrode
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As the video game industry and culture has continued to grow, gaming has grown from interactive entertainment to a spectator sport. Numerous leagues and streaming websites now feature live streaming broadcasts of almost any video game in the world, ranging from major competitions to walk-throughs of popular titles taking place in a gamer's living room.
Gaming Under the Influence aims to change the rules and bring video game competition out of the the living room. Taking place every Friday night from O'Malley's Liquor Kitchen in Chicago, GUI brings television production quality to the table as participants take part in a combination of video game competition and drinking games.
"A couple years ago, I toyed around with the idea of doing something different than a 'stream'," said GUI's Jared Hoffa. "I play a lot of games, but I can't sit and watch someone play games on Twitch. It bores the hell out of me."
According to Hoffa, it was a trip to another part of the world that helped him put the pieces together for the show that would become GUI.
"I headed over to South Korea for fun and made it a point to see what they were doing in TV and gaming," he said. "As most gamers know, professional video gaming is serious business over there and broadcasted on two major networks. What you might not know is the studio that makes all this magic is smaller than a high school gymnasium and broadcasted in standard definition. The same day, the executives at KBS-TV showed me GAG, a live, improv show that seats 500 audience members every show. It was unbelievable. With that, I had my motivation."
Bringing video gamers out of gaming streams and into an entertainment venue was aimed at bringing them to the forefront, according to Hoffa. Several video game personalities, including Robot Combat League contestant Keisha Howard, have already appeared on GUI.
"I wanted people besides hardcore gamers to be engaged and have fun," Hoffa added. "I wanted gamers to find a new platform to showcase their talent and their personality. Take off the Turtle Beaches and get out of the chairs. Give people a show!"
Stressing that Gaming Under the Influence is not a video game livestream, Hoffa brings years of television experience to the live show.
"I've been an on-air personality for NBCUniversal's In The Loop w/ iVillage, and a producer/shooter/editor for ABC, NBC, and WCIU-TV in Chicago," he said. "As of now, I'm on-air as the witty App-Man on ABC7 Chicago's Windy City Live. Television is fun, brutal, and unforgiving in every-way possible, but it's an experience I'd never want to live without. GUI takes an entire production team and a slew of equipment to make possible. All the graphics you see, all the effects and camera changes is happening live."
The surroundings of Gaming Under the Influence combined with a live broadcast brings an unpredictable element to the show, according to Hoffa.
"Every show we do, something memorable happens," he said. "I think my favorite show is when a random old guy in a suit jumped on stage and started dancing next to the contestants. It was random, it was hilarious, and it threw everyone off...even our play-by-play announcer."
Gaming Under the Influence airs live every Friday night at TheGUIShow.com. Viewers can interact with the live shows by voting with the Hot Box throughout the broadcast.
The author of this article can be found at PatrickScottPatterson.com and on Twitter @OriginalPSP.
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Issue date: Friday, May 5, 1939
Pages available: 10
Previous edition: Friday, April 28, 1939
Next edition: Friday, May 12, 1939
Publication name: Manitowoc Sun Messenger
Location: Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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Manitowoc Sun Messenger (Newspaper) - May 5, 1939, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
tf.000 Guaranteed CirculaH on. THE v;,;i,>,v,-i,'i^ A copy in a/mo�# every MoMriUnjooe Telephone No. 17 MANITOWOC -V- "y^i^ -y- 813-817 Chicago Street / iS U JN - MESSENGER VOL. VII._No. 37. MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN GO-ZIP iwuiR a recording of those things t\\n\ j^o ppmg as folks talk. And a tew vagrant thoughts. When the votes were counted George Kiel had been reelected chairman of the county board by a safe margin and another feud was relegated to the shelf for at least a year. -o- Gosh they are going to erect a new telephone exchange! right at the rear of our plant but they are going to change to a dial system, so there. � o The greatest victory in life is the conquest of worry. The greatest discovery a man can make is how to escape envy and hate. -o- Life is a mirror: if you frown at it, it frowns back, if you smile it returns the greeting. o We don't list Old Diz as a Cub hope. Not after what he did Monday. Both of the great world's fairs are now operating. Take your choice or see both of them, if you want something to brag about. o- Sometimes we wonder if the announcer wouldn't sound more convincing if he actually believed what he is saying. --o- Our own hunch is that it is bad to have too much of anything, including red heads. � o The minister is paid to tell the lay man but sometimes the lay man gets {he notion he can tell the ministers, and does it without being paid, o 'Sfunny what excuses some people can find for disliking persons. If you ask us that daylight savings stuff J-s-a pain in the neck for the sections that don't have it. -o- No one even mentioned any pros-.-pect_for_the-_city_ attorney's-job -last Monday night. o Live for something, do good and leave behind you a virtue that the storms of time can never destroy. -o- We will have our own MAY Day in this city on Sundav the 21st. Do your bit. -o- We have a young lady in this town that set a world's record by just going round and round-and backwards at that. -_o-- Major A. J. Shimek, M.D., both a good soldier and a good medic, answered the final roll call and a lot of young athletes lost a better friend than most of them realize. --o- Now that the airport manager has returned we expected to hear a whole flock of questions asked and answered but the battery seems to be dead. -0- Some people get terribly nervous when they are asked direct, personal questions. Cold beans was a regular although ' ^ot very popular dish in this city last week. Our do nothing congress seems to be afraid that it \v\\\ spoil its record and yet gets a lot of publicity for doing nothing. - o- Gosh, because a drunk failed to drive into the river at Two Rivers instead of having to drag: him out of the river they dragged him into court and fined him |100 and the costs. Some radio announcers must have queer ideas on how to adjust differences with the boss. o The city council elected an additional janitor for the city hall last Monday and one of the candidates out of the field of six submitted as approved by the committee collected eight votes on the first ballot. You write your own ticket on that one. o THE SAME THING "The last time I was in camp," said Private Jimson, "the temperature on three successive nights dropped to zero." "That's nothing," said an old soldier; "that's nothing." "What's nothing?" asked Jimson, indignantly. "Zero!" replied the old soldier, as he made for the door. Magistrate: So you claim you robbed that grrocery store because you were starving. Why didn't you take something to eat instead of looting the cash register? Prisoner: I'm a proud man, your honor, and I always make it a rule to pay for my food. We really had expected the local unions to do a bit more of advertising, or announcing or whatever you may call it but we admit that we are just as well satisfied as is. o � Mary Bimbo, Queen of the Gypsies, can't get back here now before 1944 and by that time the local officers will have forgotten they want her to visit here. --o Some people can be mean even when they laugh. A New York law forbids anyone to kill a rabbit or a bird in a cemetery-.---------..... We'll lay you odds that Wanek did NOT vote for Kiel in that county board election Tuesday. Form good habits-they're just as hard to break as bad ones. Tin You? I bought a wooden whistle but it wooden whistle; So I bought a steel whistle. But steel it wooden whistle; So I bought a lead whistle. But steel they wooden lead me whistle; So I bought a tin whistle And now-I tin whistle. (Isn't that terrible?) -0- Well Col. O'Donnell, how about it? The weary, disillusioned and restless try to buy happiness in bulk. o They have Jimmy Lynch at the New York World's fair as a feature attraction. County fair stuff. We are against people who are against everything. --o-- Most of the poor seem to keep healthy at no expense. --o-- We wonder whether it is going to take as long to get an elevator into the city hall as it did to get one into the court house. That ends the first consigrnment for May. Well he hack next week, we hope, we hope. City Council Seeks Power-Name New RecreationDirector By a vote of eleven to three the city council last Monday night tabled the Klusmeyer resolution which sought to abolish the recreation boanl but the same vote directed the city attorney to prepare an ordinance which would leave the final choice of the director in the hands of the aldermen, giving the recreation board only the power to submit recommendations. The action, however, would have to be confirmed later by the passage of the ordinance. Board Resigns The recreation board on Wednesday filed its resignation with the mayor and common council, citing that under the proposed change it would practically exist in name only, merely being an errand running body for the council. It stated that it had proceeded to do what it deemed best for the recreation department and that the board and mayor and council do not agree on the qualifications for the job of director. The letter is si!gned by Dr. L. D. Thompson, chairman, Dr. O. J. Wilda and Frank Hrabik, the latter representing the board of vocational education. Major Schmidt, representing the school board, resigned several weeks ago. Alderman Olsen is the city council member. There was considerable argument over the situation with the fight centering largely on the selection of a home man for the position of the director and the question of the city council delegating powers. Klusnieyer held that if the council was not big enough to shoulder the /esponsibility it should be left to a vote of the people. The city attorney was directed to take the necessary steps to defend the $00,000 damage action which resulted from the six.drQvmingS-in -the acci- dent at the 21 st St. bridge. The Icigal summons were served on city offi cials. Three additional claims for back salary were filed, Mrs. Sylvia Kerscher I'assenbacli, James White and Dr. Earl Stangel. The council order petitions with 740 .signitures asking a reconsideration of the vote on the mayor's choice for city attorney was ordered placed on file. The county was assured their would be plenty of paving bricks to complete the exposition-armory building at the fair grounds. A movement was started for the rebuilding of the docks along the city owned property on Commercial street to provide facilities for yachts and to create a rest spot. It will be made a WPA project, if it is undertaken. The council voted $40 toward the $175 needed to send a representative to the local Workers Alliance to a Work Congress at Washington, D. C. Roy Palmer, city, was chosen as the delegate for the 8th congressional district. The city will replace 29 dead trees along Waldo boulevard and will also replace several elms with maples. The city clerk wa.s authorized to advertise for bids for the tires which will be needed on the motor vehicles in the various departments. The Checker Cab company made application for licenses for 12 cabs. Junias Pleuss petitioned for im-pxovements in the Westlawn addition. The protest of Charles McDonner on zoning regulations was ordered turned over to the city planning commission. The city was advised it was not liable in a claim of $27 filed by Wen> cil Svveikar for injuries. The relief bill for April was given at $10,275 with the case load 309, a reduction from the month before. The board of education was allowed $600 for the operation of the Lincoln and Wilson school swimming pools during the summer. A proposal to install an elevator in the city hall was rejected. The committee was directed to seek federal and state aid in the Washington street widening project and the new route to the carferry slips. Agreement was reached with the railway company for a temporary route to the lake front to make possible the construction of the sewage disposal plant. The abstract of title to the property sold to the Immanual Lutheian congregation will have to be cleared in the courts and the city attorney was directed to take the necessary steps. The Copper Boiler Works asked for the right to install hot water systems. The plan to reroute truck traffic will be presented at the next regular meeting of the council. The aldermen voted to cooperate on the Citizenship Day plans but did not take action on a retiuest to provide a float. Two more jobs on the sewage disposal plant sewer system will be advertised. The band stand at Union park will be replaced with a new stand and a band shell may be erected if all conditions are favorable. The clerk will advertise for nine summer band concerts. Six candidates were submitted for the janitor position at the city hall and Mike Kaminski was elected on the first ballot with eight votes to six scattered. Membership in the National Safety Council was renewed. A mass routine business and bills was disposed of. All members were present. mm Telephone Co. Buys Site For Building A dee


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.- A recent poll has revealed that support for abortion in Brazil is waning and that Brazilians do not support efforts to widen its legal scope.
The company Datafolha, hired by Rede Globo, polled 7,000 Brazilians on a variety of issues.
According to the results, 63% of those polled believe the country's laws on abortion should remain untouched, that is, that abortion be permitted in cases of rape or life of the mother. Only 41% of those surveyed two years ago, in an official poll by the Ministry of Health, answered similarly.
Only 11% of those responding to the Datafolha poll said they supported unrestricted abortion. 17% said they supported more liberal abortion laws.


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Issue date: Friday, June 27, 1890
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Next edition: Saturday, June 28, 1890
Publication name: Dunkirk Evening Observer
Location: Dunkirk, New York
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Years available: 1882 - 1989Learn more about this publication
Dunkirk Evening Observer (Newspaper) - June 27, 1890, Dunkirk, New York VOT, XX DUNKIRK Y FRID VY. JU.VE 27, H90 REPRESENTATIVE i USINfiSS HOUSES OF DUNKIRK. A NATIONAL ELECTION BILL A SPIRITED AND LENGTHY DEBATE IN THE HOUSE Mr HMUphill of South th.t the Propoxd Meoar. I. Ui Ujn.ldert tk. DC Me M. onnroKD, SS and as ceotnl f> Arttaar Photograplxsr pBOlograplw ol BalTies DO( wik.1 lor en epl for __ __ BOOK iKviiii, l-rj- pneto S.> E Second street near But taJu street, Kunkirk. 1 Jtaijaimes, Mu tie, Pamphlets, eu bound in all it promptly attended to. All work juaranuw- UUKIHEKI CBUCKBBT HOt'HB, t> JOB Central Avenae. retail lealer in 1. oorteil an 1 chioa, AI (IHAUTALIJCA HOTKU iUuw.tl per day LJTCTT Boai ling iuble in i onnsction. Victor Rule-. 33S and 33T l.ioa atreot. i wn___ Chia Sagle Prop. Under Lake snore National Bank corner Center an 1 Third streets A k ol Vom.ro and DomeHtu 10MKJUM SON 33i center .ueet. Practical horae-anoera. Particular attention to interfering r-uttea. 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WASHINGTON, Jnne boose yes- terday pasaed house bill granting fifteen dmjs leave to clerks in the flrrt and sec ond class postoffices Debate was then oo the national election bill Mr Loilge innlyztd the provisions of the bill at great In th. course o hw remarks be referred to the alleged el ctien frauds in New York city prior to 1S70-T1 He presented a number of state- ments to show the inefficiency of repre- sentation m the South Mr Hemphill of South Carolina made an argument to prove the bill unconsti- tutional, reading from the legislative declarations by New York Ohio and Nei Jersey against congressional usurpation of the right to conduct elections The bill, he laid was sectional because it pro- vided that some portions of the United States should be under the ol two active supervisors according to the respective sun of congressional and jndi cial districts Again he thoaght the pro vuion for potting the law into effect by petition was sectional Suppose a I nited-tatesiBspectorshould corrupt-d and should return a Demo- crat He coi.ld not be removed That had not oc. urred to the gentleman from Massachusetts There was no more in iqui t provision in the bill than that which provided for tbe appointment of ail Innumbeivd force of mm absolutely un I r the direction of the supervisor criticismi the provision permitting inspec tors to be brought from any part of the district that which statute uf law so as to do away with an inspection by both parties of the juries of the He referred to the charges of partisanship against the federal judge acd marshal in Florida as an illustration of his statement that it was not the elections that troobled the people of the -KiuUi but the oflj. e holders sent to trouble them He said that the ccinfeiwion that there was a general belief t at the corruption existed was most hum Inning What the country needed was a new North that would take the view suggested b> the facts and not by their pre-con ceived prejudices He ridiculed the Re- publican cry of a a free ballot and a fair Count aud said that It was i seless to talk about a free ballot m Kansas when the state had beeo so jerrymandered that the 147 miu Democrats there had never been in the house He re- to the prcu I unties of distrutuiif which made it take more votes lu all forma Illinois and other statss to send a Democrat to congress than to send a Re- publican He chargird that New ork and Lonneiticutwere both misrepresented on the floor of the senate because ooth of them ware really Democratic In conclu sion Vlr Heraphill said We know we either rule that country the "-outhi or leave ir Sow for before the pe. pie of the [niiel -t ites aid before (-.0.1 Hi all revereniH I-wear we will net leave it Upplail-ej It is the h. me of our fathers Theie their bones he buried They buiitfht it with their blood when I uncord and {.exuiKton were the battle nelds of this country 1 do not hesitate to say the colored man has is manv rights a.s I have but he can t have his rights and mine too and this law 13 intended to put him in control of tbe stato to that race preiudice which is fast dying out Intended to bring about again that constant in nation and clash between the two col irs in the -south which will retard its growth and which will be destructive of tbe very principles of human govern menc Mi Rowell of Illinois said the bill wu on'y an enlargement of a law upon the statute boots since 1371 It was con vi turn that everv man s ballot counted onp i t the polls that made this a govern ment uf the people He thought there was n.. question of power of congress to enact this laiv or of the nectdiitj of using that power The number was increasing of those who believed Mr Cleveland was counted in -ix years afco He believed the black vote was suppressed in the south and it wi.s the expres.ed intention of the men who controlled that section that the suppression should continue Mr said that of his own knowledge he knew the statement to be untrue M- Rowell replied that only on that ba-is could the aim >st universal absence from the polls of the black men in many southern states be accounted for Mr Peel of Arkansas and Mr Lewis of Mississippi both declared that there was no charge of fraud in their d itncts Mr Wheeler of -Uabarua and Mr Cnsp of .ram -p aking for their states de- nied Rowel! charges Mr Crisp asked Mr Rowell toaccount for the silence of 40 per cent of the vot- of Maine and MiLs.-ac h usetts Mr Rowell replied that it was not in a pre-i lential vear Mr Brecklunilgeand Mr Rowell had a dispute over tbe circumstances of the former election duung which Mr Vic Rae of Arkansas admitted that armed men rode about the polling places m thit I sfJite in Bowel lavtou s time but said there had been better times since Mr of New Ie -sey opposed the bill iu the ground that while frauds oc cnrred in many district, it would be wiser to let the people of the several states regn late their own elections He thought the iaw if enacted, shonld be umformily ap- plicable and not dependent upon the peti- tion of anv number of citizens Vlr Tucker of irgima opposed the bill on constitutional grounds t nder it he said the supervisors were to determine tie qnalihcationo of re- to the states He said that con ,'ress should take charge of elections abso- lutelv or leave them entirely to the states 1 he onlj way to correct frs.ud was by an enlightened public sentiment which would frown it down The house at 5 25 p m adjourned now the wealth to J.l.t.f} aaaiimpn. u goverumentis But hv wits admitted in tbe proposed he tu st_______ reasons why. m in opinion passage tbe pending bill would be exceed wise In conclusion, Mr Jones declared him self in favor of paasiay er-ibling act fo all the territories eiceptLtiJi and uf ad CUKNhLL complied with the provixioni or act and he moved a sulwtitute for the pend mg bill for such an enabling act Mr Plntt, rcpiymn to an assertion by Mr Jones th.it the for excluding New Mexico from admission as a stab wan lhaf, it wan eipectnl it would sent two DemocraLB to the thai had bwn actaatwl by any such idea. He that on the contrary leading Re- publicans of New Memo had nrgiag ItH und had Ijeeu hltt that it viotild send two to the senate Mr replied to Mr Tones and said that it wonld be time enough on the canes of View Mexico and Arizona when they came before the Mr Ktagan opposed the bill, alleging amnng his reasons for doing tu the pro- vision for women suffrage contained in the Wyoming constitution In replying to a question by Mr Blair Mr Reagan said that he knuw that the senator fr >m New Hampshire had great respect f, r long haired men and short haired women He could not say that he had The day wheu the (Mr flood sates of female suffrage reached th country the social organisation would have reached the point where decay and rum began At the Mr Reagan's speech it wan f mm! to be impossible to get a voting qnoruin and an g was reached that the vote on the bill and amendments would begin at 4 o'clock to- day Ihewnate joint resolution to con tinu.- the unexpended balance for the free delivery servire of the postoffice depart I ent up to June JO for pay for extra service of letter earners was re- sorted and parsed Committees of conference were ap- pointed on the postofflce appropriation and on the consular and diplomatic appro- priation bilh N-nators Plumb -Uluou and Blackburn were appointed conferred on the nrst and Senators Hale Anderson .nd Blackburn on the second The following were taken from the alendar and passed The senate bill to mend the laws relative to shipping com mi-sioners the house bill for a public milling at Paris Tei cost not to erceed 10IJIJUO the senate bill for the relief of ert u u officers on the retired of the rmv the bill providing for the ale of navj v ird and Lnited t-tates hos- utal Inu N in thecitv of Brooklyn N rt executive session the sen te it ill u m adjourni A TAME AND UNINTERESTING THROUGHOUT RACE Pennsylvania trew to PI. the >ew York BofitoHin Splendid Condition Jor Their Coming Rao With NEW Lt L r IV th th. t t, er Ly k i ter si lie cmir-e Conn lone 27 t won tli ir race uf Pennsvh inia jes- i.ti.i over the th ree-quar n tbe -ant time of 14 13 tune L rt.e was very .juiet and in meie-, IUK after the nrsl halfcule n.w which hml to the ountiug ruom and News Miking for Pridt-. were read f" li u nil f the fomuiirtee on Oliver -in- n i.l- i rep. it of a M >f uni jrm id rutcs runniug per in. h rom -i.ints per neek to Jlo per ear and ei i ..1 iiau fr. m slit per week to JliJU per -ar Mr Bfiittie of Arkansas from the com mittee for the purpose report ed favorably upon the propositl jn for affl llati m with the American Newspaper Publishing association for associate mem bership having agreed upon terms for all weeklv papers connected with the National Fdttirml istion of 13 for papers pub lushed uftener m towns of under 10 ifcx popiiUtuii and no in towns of 10 ijuo anc lolXJI) popiuation The cepted nallj kef r P.I.I stole i ter s U ar Penn. a i il if tn and Coined pi imii 40 i rn. II m np on even term- after the i) larter and then b. th spirted Pemi-j I van a ran up to 42 and Cornell ro 44 was the decisive and onlj interesting part Ivania held her pi a. natil etactlv opposite the first half mile rtae when Thev dr. pc 1 T tfistrokes while I jrnell .W. row n_t" The P. nnsvlvani, crew tliei. went t. pieces each man ap- peared to he pullmj m his own account the oars -trikinc the w iter in one two, three f ur order Opp i-ite the navy vard Cornell havlnii a f rvv) Ifiiaths di pped their -troke t ili nhilv Prim ilvm i 1 il Ir pped to Aft. r pi- i i ti e i le Penn-vl vanu impnvid n e h if inl tetween the one an 1 tn mile ri IUH the en ws pulled nearlv -tioke f r -troke tf eir lead to J-a enaths FTtenns tie ]ist h ilf both crews and m .1 m_ s Cornell augbt rwu in 1411 K -nrressu n, :herebv losini. ueiri i h it rte- put in i -trrn_ -purt and ncreased their letd r r t, thelmesii engths in advance of tl. V n -few Pennsylvania nia.lt a fnrly at the finish bat t) no effect The ffitiil rime was C.rnell 1443 Pennsyl Una 15 The wa? out last niijht and heir clock like movements greatly admired TheHirvirl i u are keeping 'er) qnit form 11 .elel r te 1 the victory iy the n.-ual nui-v lem >n-fritlons BASEBALL NEWS BalTalo an Awful Drubbing from Other Games. PLAVEfW LtAGLE. Bllltal I 0 1 l 1 1 II 1 4 U il I r.i 1 ui L_ U Murphy R iff il H Ft li I Batteries- Hal hv u i via. k and Fergnsim jn 1 Holle-t At Clevplan i 1 I rl il Brjokui j n n i i Uid H R- Error- I Im HU 1 4 Bro.kl Balterni l.ruber and MH tuid Km 1 w M irtlaows iiid Leo. b Pill I f Itsbui. 1 4 0 1 1 1 I) u 0- 9 VewYirk t i) j Bate hit- r1 It bnrit 11 >rk 9 Errjrs li rnbniv I rk i and irr U ki-cfe 0 Dav and Brown L aspires Knight and Jones At Chic into 13000 Stockton second, othcn drawn, Suth race IX miles st Luke second str third time Trotting Races at Hartford. HERTFORD Conn June Iff of Charter Oak park races yi nerdair 2 class trotting Membr no Maid Al oe I'ruolem -t Elm i Best class trotting III inte Elmbus I Ol Kipp tlnae GENEKALFOKE1G.N AN AMUSING EPISODE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS Chicago Ram CHH li 'line f F r-t race yesterday mile Kduae first t eul H -wcond, X third time 1 41 Sec >n 1 rue I mile and furlong Pro- first second Lewis Clark thirl tune 1 Thirl rue keiiwwd stakes j year-olds mill- Pilesnne Mount Joy sec nd Tinff tniri time I ill Fwrihrm H I m If Mi ra Chap- man nd thud rime 1 42 tilth race inihs Robfsi lerre first k me set. md L thinl time, 01' MonNter Petition rroin K- of the LloetmUc Bill th. Bailno. tbe and Mnrh Merrl- for KemlMra Wr Calm to for Another Record Broken at I me record id.- I wi red on the Mieepsheid Bav track t with 1 p.um Is up r li nintl the mile an I a hllf for the toner -land i up in U tie-econd lower than he n t r nl ISMII- i.- u-ual went out inl male the followed bv ISMII- two ieuyths to he Htretch I-irpnit chillemjed him anldri mj twin bv three lengths .-HI In-ir Tea Tra The ni ins reioni H WAS m ulc hv riren7i Vfjumourh park 2 IW8 pjuu 1- A from Charley Smith, SMV .PK Tune J7 (.barley Smith he un 1 champion of England yen c daj led i to fight the win er of the Willnce Dixon battle if the Pelican club will put up a of i iOO Sho __ Cerr of the ineti nil killc f F Iw renu e empl j Apprentice us. o June W Hrm of --teller Kerr pro Che Ove whlfh the Barn w t will rue in.l for which tlwre is uo reason If the Liln-raU II III elatelyrelwlthereturnof I nion isi-. t. misa ranks the) i an not rc.t- n il Ij iiinipliiin If the dlxxldenU go to the lones but' and liauwme Mr OlailstoiiL mil oppose the cession ot Heligoland to Germany when tblf matter i omes up for and winiw-uDiwrted by -sir William Harcourt Vlr M irley and other leading Lilwrals In anj cietit Mr Gladstone mil cont-nd 1 not f rtme.1 by miiiTdiid the must be per manantlv froru nuliuiry duty or sen ice of anv UmraUer what-oevei Hie tiitrhsh clergy become alarmed ar the ictunof tbe m aban d miu Mr doschen s lueusing clauses f inn_- th tt the may also regard It i- lient to witbilraw the tithes bill thinfo uu aliped to prepare H n r i nl xili-bnry pr tying tint tlie nth, s bill be Kailtf} Flannelette WaUts ouly T i- n Blouse Waists" onlv Fancy Kin, Ladies' Very fine Blouse Waists, only 75c. Ladies' Fancy Flannelette Blouae Waists, only 50C Boys' extra quality Flannelette Blouse Waists, only 48c. Hard wood Croquet Sfts, nicely painted, eight balls and eight mallets, only 95c. Best Mexican Hammocks, heavy braided edges, full four- teen feet, wortli 35, only Very strong Picnic and Lunch Baskets, only 9o., Uc 18c and Garden Rake and Shovel, only Adjustable Hammock Ropes, 12Jc. each. All kinds Petting, only 6c. Ladies' best Siiininer forsets, only 00. ANNOUNCEMEN 1 OTODDAI OSL.Wanli Hal U nt Attorneys, f rjr K I yon an.i i f H 01 preilima nave jiiat re. iirtHt K tUirarlancfa Wenk "8. Indigestion Constipaimik and Hheuma m We will refund the th, ant tn I that fails to beneflt DOT- Do ot let prejn .ton I m v-ST; lig-ht hut m t onre and pur. haiw n box suffl. lent U test the men toftlm valuable suiofae DI-M-FR Time JT Phi- Lodr of the girl -i i le n was to be Hazel I Hi >f ka i- LS in has bwn identifled In Mrs i, m that of Mary tjjydan of I- Twelfth street Kansas City and its paasaae of bnclncer ,RK rune S report was ac A Prominent "Han Saleif New Riven, most pronu not nmm jears sho an 1 killed Inmselt morning a 11 o i leu k He wo.- ol 1 and hai j_ B anl Farrell Kilrov and Kell) an 1 OarTney At Tin Tin. innali J (1 1 0 0 1 2 8 New York l I u u o 1 o inna I I k 4 in unau J Nrw rn Batter e- MulUne au 1 Han n Ru ie und Bn klej M Quaid At Put-bunt Pitt-burn 0 0 I) Boston i) t Base hit- Put burs h B Errors Piti-h ru I H -i Bin mm ml Dt ker and Bennett and I.etzem I lev eland- rieieli.nl n o i n o 1 l) n- Philadfiphu 1 1 1 II J o Base hils I level ind t Philad Ipnia 111 J PMIu' and C leuients L mmre Powers At airi i) o Brooklyn 0 4 Biw h h a_-i H B Error- n n- Urn klv i I Baltene- Lnuie and -tended 7iuharn- NFW rune S De luce hii-f engineer of the Lnited Sfatw nivj lie! Wfrinesday at Vew Bnjthfon I in the >Unii Tear of his age Hewis promoted t he chief engineer in Muhi N b vv i md binl 1m' n if -I i r HI re I nery by K June The machinery owned by Contractor Peter r- an 1 ,h of the new aqeduct t-eii tliuoo by ftre yesterday Ihe esc lnp( if )f f H like onilii.t u i tu his -hip 1 K iiti >t, p, t e ni til It el is, mertlj cum- t J ur ivliollvtul is kill after tl e 'nan 1C lllellf -l.lrr uui liy n inion 4 were i i li Price without th BpwarH of worthlfsu no ilollar 0- 0 0- 8 0 0 0 a Lovett and Bi Irish Ujr ship for Behrtag UIFI il Bnt.sh st ip P-pieyele h i> arrived here, aud liter t ik in. n to il she will proceed to Behniu'-ei carries ten guns THE MARKETS At Philadelihii- Athletir t Base Errors Battene" M and Mfket i A-t "-vriictL-e n 11 I 0 0 U 1 1- 1 0 F-s 1 1 b I New Honey Market NEW YORK at per uey Island cu 1 SI i d f i ni.' 1 t -pniK d s, MUD extra No 1 winter UUt4S.i io -iriiii; SI IB- city millextru, J4 411 f )r W eft Indian South- ern flour i 1 trade and familv ei tra- W HF Options were moderately active and irretr il ir Dealmu- leveloped no feature olmt.re-r in I The 1 -i it; were oul> ihantrelirn those of Wcdnes Tot It- 1 -eii n r -pot ,ale- >f N red winter L s j I ri 1 K-rL2C J red r 7li AUE "IV T-it TORN Optim- furli a.tne In the early ml pn tverc weak but closed arm .n- i Ml tur June and July i nrmer sales of N i -'mlie.1. 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Hill Turn in ne Ins Iwu tested and pronounri u safe for them to enter There will lit V delay nftrr these precautions hmebjc u liken and the work of rescue will be nr mipt But few people herp will aleep until the fate of th? unfortunate men is known CARL SGHAUER 59 East Third St., Has just received a full line of PATENTS! rOmM Our odlie u U g W, ...I, HI bo.inw .n t vtun Du.l u.i thu tbM. C. A. SJfOW dc CO., Pateac D. C. Buffalo, AMERICAN BLOCK Main Street. N. Y. TUB Pncw at and C0bb'er miles Firenzi nr r Cissius second Tea Tray third time i-> Fifth race m lei Senonta first, InneJT Burner 1 hard, in rrht-rn Winter >io ml 't no No 1 lute offered j 3 do N cll.w >o Jdo C8r j white J3J4C No i mi ted t'U >n track F vaiet No 2, FLOIR Dull spring wheat, best patmt r bbl. and low grade, "inter family, gra- ham IM BLTTLR-Creamery fancy. 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NEW MARKET, Md. (WJLA) - The New Market community gathered Saturday night to mourn a family killed in a murder-suicide last week.
Benyam Asefa, his wife, Barbara, and their three-month-old son were found dead inside their New Market home Wednesday after the couple's five-year-old daughter ran to a neighbor for help.
Neighbors and friends braved gusting winds and snow flurries for a candlelight vigil, trying to make sense of the senseless.
"We may never know why this happened. We certainly never approve, but we must find a way to forgive," says Dean Mosher, a neighbor.
Asefa was a clinical immunologist at NIH; his wife, Barbara Giomarelli, was employed as a researcher with the University of Maryland.
"You go through the emotional spectrum. Start off angry and might be misunderstood and sad. You have to get past the anger," Mosher says.
The group showed solidarity for an exceptionally brave five-year-old girl, the only survivor of this tragedy.
"She's an extremely bright girl, a lot of fun. You never know what's going to come out of her mouth next," says neighbor Susan Mitchell.
The Asefa's daughter is now in protective custody.
Police will continue to interview relatives of both the husband and wife in an effort to gather more information. Until then, they say they will not be releasing additional details.


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Does anyone know where I can get plans for a 7' or 8' wood lighthouse?
I want my husband to build one with our mailbox built into it.
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I got plans to do this just send me an email and I can help you.It is really simple to do , I just built one in an afternoon short of paint.Basically the top is half the diameter of the bottom and the angle of the sides equate to somthing close to 45 deg. If you use teh formula for circumfence you will get your basic material sizes.Example to make one from metal like I just did in an afternoon I used a 6 " top and a 12" bottom.Using Pi x diam (12" * PI (3.14)= 37.68" divide that by 2 =18.84" call it 19" now add another 1" for the overlap of the metal and you get 20" Do the same for your top and if you do the math using 6" for the top you will get around 20" devid that by 2 and get 10" .Now you can see that tour sheet metal will be 20" at the bottom and 10 "at the top whic will allow about 1/2 " overlap to rivit the sides together.You can use any measurement to achieve these results.My project was for a 4' lighthouse , I also cut a 12" circle which I set on top of my cone to make the walk way which holds a light.Add a piecs of chicken wire or mesh and it makes the railing.Go to a garage sale or a Lowes type store and find a light that you like and use that for your top ,you can also use a solar light.
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