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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
Interesting to Ladica.

The following extracts aye from the testimony,
taken under oath, in q recent case pending before
Tie United States Patent Office, upon the actual
merits Of The GRov.R & BAHTR SEWING MACHINE.
ana rs relative merits as compared with ether
machines:
Mns CAROLINE /. PrARsoy, 30 Court street.
BroOk!yn, lady who has had twelve years prac-
tcal acquaintance with the leading Sewing Ma
CHIMES, nssertS that the Grover * Baker Machine
as The best aud gives Tie following reasons:
c.-AmOng your acquaintance who have used
he Grover x Baker and also other machines
state whether or not the Grover & Baker u.s. in all
case known to Won preferred for family use
Al suppose have compared MY experience
With over i've hundred ladies, and never, except
n one instance found that they preferred other
machines 20 the Grover K Baker, " hen they have
tried both machines.
,Q.-hha are The reasons Of this preference?
Please state them fully and At large
A.--IEe principal reason, or oue Of the main
reasons, IS FOR the elasticity and durability of tho
stitches. the regularity and beauty OF the stitch
Oh all fairies alike. There are some machines
which sew very nicely on certain kinds OF work
that do not sew we'll on others. have never
found the fail ME yet that the Grover & Baker Ma
CHIMES VIII not sew D.: The most beautiful manner
think II does not take more than half the time
to adapt or adjust IN Grover & Baker Machine 10
different kinds OF work and iabrcks than il does
Ni' any Other machine. / thiak the stitch is in
valuable 20 families iu furnishing cheap and ra-
pid mode OF beautiful Orn2mcntation
ms JANE hC' READY, wife Of Dr.. McCreadv 10
Last @Jd street, New ok, says - have used
'Cr tine years "a Grover Baker Machine and up-
on IL have done all kinds OF family s.uin,, c,r
the house, for my children aud husband. besides
a great zeal of !tuty work, as hraidiur ouiitipe
"nc omDro'derinE Daring all that tiae NY ma
chino has never needed repair. excc8t when L,l
tie tension altered. aud it IS as good now AS il
Was 'Le Gay itNsht y. am Gc-
quaintcl With de wcsk Of al the principl MS
ii Eir,t-f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
27l Acres.
TI3TEsTIFEECD.

and = finely TX NJ Es + REED.
+th. \ tract Of oS4 \ CTsEC&. finely
Imbcred Land, on Swjehcr's Run. granted to
SAID Brady ~ patent dated June Ioth 1892.
9TH. = tract OF Eo AGREES. near
Springfield, sold ~ Jacob Arlington to said
Brady.
OH. 4 tract or = y ores. near Sprir--
Geld, ON tie Frankfort road, couvcycd To said
Brady ly certain Of the heirs of Richard White
luau. deed.
Persons desiring to purchase real estate
arc requested 20 examine TIE above Described
Lands II is seldom that so much valuable proc
pcrtv is ofored ct public sale. These lands are
sold for the purpose Of distrilutjug thc proceeds
OF sale among tie hci.s of said John Brady. IF
the sale Of said property cannot for any reason
bc completed on said day. it will be continued
from dag TO day until all may Toe sold.
IERNs Of SALE Cash sUHccnt to pay costs
of suit and costs ofsae; the residue up6u "a or, l.
IL o. one, two, and Three years from day Of sale
the deferred payments 10 bear interest ffom tie
day Of sale, aud ;he purchaser to execute bond
with approved security for tine deferred payments
JOHN j JACOB,
Special Commissioner
Hampshire co.. Jan. ~. lrSS. IDS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

A DIFFlcULT FRESHMAN An Irishman
in witness box is rroverb.any difficult
subject. That others have found Patrick
a slippery colt to chase, appears from de
following anecdote
The captain of Il steamboat, seeing an
Irishman smoking away abaft the fuundl
stepped up to him ana said :
'Don't you see the notice stuck ~ there :?
DO We name that bit o painted tia /!
70 Be sure d.
'Sucre l say it,
why don't you follow IL?
Il haven't sayne it move; it is nailed
fast, | am considering
Il mean, haven't you read that notice =
Dyil bit; shure dJut know hoa
to radc'
'Well it says, no smoking allowed here
DE the powers, it docseut c1asarn me q
mite, then, for l never smoked aloud in
my life
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
WIT AND HUMOR.

ssrThe following story is good-as a
story, merely; but little moral may be
drawn from it which may be useful to Sab
bath-Sshool superintendent aud teachers ::
4 boy of more natural brightness than
some who are better educated was asked
Where do you 60 to Sunday school,
Jimmy 2
why, marin, goes to Bap:isscs, and
Methodisses, and the Prcsbyteriums, but
lre been trying the 'Piscopl.s for two or
three weeks
'You don't seem to belong anywhere,
then, Jimmy?
why, yes marin, don't you see be-
longs to 'em all, excep,iu' the Piscopa!s,
but I'm going to jine them, too, now
Well, Jimmy, whats your idea in 60
Ing to so many?
why you see, gets li;tle Of What's
going on at'em all, marin. / gets liberties,
and hymn-books, and all that and y hen
they have picnics goes to every one Of en-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

ES-Jack Baker was recently examined
in an important case in Western court
Counsel found it extremely difficult to cx-
tract the whole truth from him His in
genuity and ignorance combined, enabled
him to cvalo the questions. At last the
lawyer, losing patience, exclaimed
why Mr.. b, dc you prcvaricate SO
much =
Jack, surprising that he referred to his
peculiar manner Of utterance, couvulsed
the court and audience by replying indig-
inantly
4 would like to know how n fellow can
help prcvarc4ting, When he has Us. three
Of his front teeth 2
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

EG-A little girl in Portland was real
ins the parable Of tue wise aud fooli D
virgins when she suddenly paused we'll
what did they forget p kod the teacher
anziously. They forgot their kerosene,
responded Miss Bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

ALlutVts ArngAL roa MrrcY -
Senator Dno'.n!c presented u petition 90
the &. S Senate on tho 18Th lust. signed
by over one thousand citizens Of i'aiam1,
pro'cs'ing 'c'ia,t being Facol under the
rule u negroes, and a.ius. Tho enforce
mcut Of tho reconstruction acts. The pee
Gtioucrs say Continue over Us if YOU
will do so, your own rule by tic word
Send down among Us honorable and up-
right men of your own people, Of The race
to which you aud we belong aud unomc
ious, contrary to wise policy and The insi-
tutions Of thc country, and tyuu1nu as 30
will be, no band win be raised among us io
resist ly force thcr authority Butd1nlt,
We implorc you, ebdiclte your own rule
over as by transferring US 90 the bG-huug,
brutalziug aud unnatural dominion of au
alien and inferior mcc--a race which has
never shown sufficient administrative arao-
i'v ir t.e good government ~ even thc
tribes into which 10 hos alway been ir.h-
Gu up in It's native seats, and ia which, joe
al ages las itself foruishcd slaves Cor all
the other races Of thc earth Among thc
more prominent iguc,s of Che petition Ws
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

John A. Winston, 4. r. Manning, Percy
Walker, Thomas j. Henderson, Alfred
Goldthwaite, Il. b. Owen, NJ. IL. Harts-
ford and s. ID. Brown. 1t was referred TO
the Judiciary committee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

Gg-A gentleman staudingut his door,
was asked by a huckster whether be was
the man of the house! In subduel tone
lie replied, No, mr. wife IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
South ByGncb Farm.

on which Janice VI. Brady, Esq, now resides.
About Ito Acres of this farm Is first class South
Branch Bottom about - Acres good secoad
class Bot ~, a9d the balance good upland and
grazing land.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

ES-A lady at the theatre inadyertcnt-
ly trod on gentleman S feet
Madam :! he gently suggested, You are
standing on my feet
Your feet, sir 2
'Yes, madam
Goodness. l beg your pardon, sir
tho't | was standing on block Of wood
they are quite large, sir -
'Quitc-but you covered EN-, ma lam -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
8 ales 2 90 NJ s

Isl Baltimore street, Baltimore.
April >, l5G7.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

TIE SLAsHING DAYS Oyer.-OI Tn
Gle Billy, lately the servant Of AIr WALK
ER LANDRAAL Of tLis county, applied to Il
Magistrate the other day for warrant, for
the arrest Of negro who had stolen a pair
Of boots from Billy son. The Magistrate
told Billy that lie would give Lim the war
rant, but he ,lougl !, would COS, Lim
more trouble, and ozpcnsc, than the boot.
were worth Oh, said Billy, 4 don't
'xpect to git the boots--I only want the
fellow well slashcI = We'll, Billy said
the Justice, those days are over now
there is TO more whipping What said
Billy, in an excited tone, mot whip Il mig
ger for stealing De Congress, Is . fool, I'll
50 dcre myself, and tel Gnu dat niggers
must be slashed when dey steals it's dc
only way Billy is up for Congress, then,
aud starts with at leAs, one very sound
plank in his platlorm.-Fro}rthst@y
Ucyu{R
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28

AZ TIE SroBE-IIoUsE FORMERLY oCcUpl-
I'D DY j. i. SUEHRARD, ~ RoNNEY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
SALE OF LAND
3O4 IL ACRES.

patented to James Alternately, the tile r,r., 81.
corded in Book %, page 2o5. Gh.s ine, H.. :,
aocrns'hys Mn Bun, adjoining land, ~ I.ts
Brady heirs Donaldson, Sc.
> \ Ict of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
j o II N D. nj C G q N e i,
Shop Opposite tRs "IrmstroAg Noase,'
ROMNEY, WEST VA.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens Of Hampshire County that liz
is FRYING on the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-02-28
= Il 5 Acres

more or less, will be sold together, as they con-
stituta that valuable
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

NA'iN,'"N, u. g. Sept - lsD,
,"ts.''' hrt Nr.i' r'iii aud i.'l until a.,
idtl 81 uctner - ii ute il,iin that IN ease. there
'huui H. uo actual uccr.sity th,n fpr .r.4ioit t,
r,cr.s ir' extended tu Notemist a. when a. D.. ult
stood tonar. Nlli passeinh, tnI continue without
further aJ"ntnmrnt until a." rlufe 1t the present
congregational ru
Ia The caucus h'ld yesterday morning. ,ir southern
ads aue'lhy Northern m-mhers nsainst trtnsa.tit t
leFisatV. business a. tn present time The luhl,
inaIdins house shi hoicl keeI~rs and all others Nhu
rap rlc harvest W'n Congus, t. in .,.sinn a.. ,f
course, 'or.ly disappointed % tie turn affair, took
yesterday VI. Johnson t. understood have
himself H. Language more forcblc than polite when b.
hra'l Il iy fraoimton Co. take another rcccss Wlci,
iutcl rgvs materially with Its plans aud thus, n ILL.,
Democratic icadsI. GENERALLY. aud aunld l., con
restraint nl"u "a" Executive. fhe henucrats in thl.
/ instance nrt. boosted l.. their uan t.ta,,t. n,
pnfip.rii llH the H"usr Co prevent g pusstLir (,
quorum a''rmhltns ira,luF VI Randall 81 "a
alone s" Irrtsni al! aciiuu T.! unanm.Hs cpu.rnt
There Wa' really qu.Fuui Irrs"nt bat tir resolution
relative taking rc.ss va. paced ituut call Df
Tie ii"u''. aud va 80 a. uaA 10 ts senate iefr O.
hrma'fai. Ei itiriA aWaAr 90 .ts iminrtnnc- o. a4
wen s' lA'f J." M'h1 "" fiF"f. ih"l dt'iul an 40
io4rninrnt uhti tir regular session ln n,renhrr and
mlFi l-''"f ha'' aet"mi l.sh their luriFis" she's
hah ""i h'.h Co., Ah'"i. lhc! are deeply rhasrn,l
li a." ir'tt h co.. u tir irucia tc mruii-fs aid
la't h'tl ~ d" dipping cocktail at illars Luck
''tn- 9" w. IS - Nhr" against us. auh 90 ts. o.
nj. tu-ilnc VI l"'ns'n j. bound ,t't 90 g. 3. g. .
- A. O.. tn.i'l't month.
taH-t., ha. acrnmli..i 81 i.a' so,d rs ..., ilf i
h'g 1'-'riiis. although % al' ufn',i without a.
la'his, 'f'ciihs ahyttiuF The utnlefs - isii4
l"is,. Arr. enabled O. cnmtar, uat,. "a. t h,
culrsr uatI. d.,iI. ii.f b.. i,,.... .f,tl 49,.
,r''i"n fi"u f'r'. r'i''ins Go The ".itlauan' 4nd
tfni.li %, .i"'sru. 4s'. Co., ..trs .f .fi o.. co.
count ant iAirt 9" st.t i'ti e.. Iuauiulu4. ut
ini"i' 81 srna"f' 'nh tni4tis's ahp hast tvr',
a"'kus h'ri 20 ~ 'tami. aud ata'tuI.r g.. th.
't'tA uhetr Th~ i 'i'ct,ai vote. 10 Nv YORK win
s east Ter ,fan; although two upufi. ~, Nv H-ruh
h'nH snnll ia,r irt dollar 20 tai stat iiul tran,
scar. n'i ~. chafarier viii ar rst'ga,to4 a.
ihr 'i"s 9 ani moot criirai anal} Liz an .sfy
st,Hi men IT, .. mos APPRECIATED bl d. ,cr, hshc,'
"sisr II mind aai Is thr na..,.. - snfi,icn'
ma iiff'i! T. To-" l"atttt friendly hlm Hat a..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

We have received fom John Msrphy. leu.
publisher, baltimore, "a History Of Maryland
" for the use Of Schools 10y Herr, OnierdonL,
"a. NJ We atc requested IN q note accomIa.
nying the book 10 give our opinion Of II Well
Il Il printed IN nice dear type Is well hound
ani doe iis puJiisktr credit. We have glanced
hastily at ia content. and presume that the por.
ton Of the 'llsiur! relating 10 affairs that took
place in our State Ia It's early days Is nearly cor
rect Ltcausc We a., informed In tie title page
that all this IL on lhr basis Of MeShcrry But
Ne hop. never to see ih "llis,ury'' form put
Of our school icraturr, tot the political bias 81,
It's author !. 80 apparent in the pages whicA b.
dvvo,rs 'o Mu!lhud DUNG the late rebellion.
%. To irnl,r To, Wl.r'r work contemplate ia the
opinion oi al discriminating men Tor iustAn,r
Mr.. Ondcdohs excuse. the barbaIiii,s Of Admi-
rhl Cockhuru, in isli, because be thinks IL was
considered the lawful strategy nf war III 300
"io burn CHURCHES, colleges. private dwellings
Sc. The sc sson 81 eleven States from the
rnirn u excused on the mild ground that ihsy
thought that Withdrawal from the Union EVA.
" the privilege Of ALL aud might b. III, iuty q.
" sons. Tue whole blame Of the 18th OF April
riots Is lid upor the Massachusetts, soldiers. md
ihc MA,uf OF Baltimore. the Mar.hnl oi rolN,
aud the police officers are praised iut ,hcir ac-
tons On tia, day. W. ARE also gravel, told. as
- matter ui history. that Gen. Butler in,imii,l
&, the rilErus 81 Baltimore that hr would "pui-
Do ION them ~ ard good word {. put IN
ior Gen Mcclellan, hy saving thu: il WIS ~
'.n Emk' oT'',rs lie arrested The Mar, aui
LtsislHrfr The noio'iogs rebels who were 10.
irsi,i DURING ilr wng are defended. aud pa.,
Is lr,"icl to IA "antc'loic' Of ouc ct the wo,.'
oi them Thcu Gcurrnl pix's administration g.
ccusutcl. Willie Gtandmoihcr Wool Is piu,s,d
The history 81 Gen Schcncks administration ",
are toll. is !c, 10 he written and that Con
Wallace MAS but continuation oir Thi
history gives surh a succinri account ui H.,
terrible hni'l,s in our Stat, in isSa that W. ,,r
not h,.p irans,rihing the Who'll, % it hrtt iii.
{ In september. lsG. the Souihcrn ann, 80
tered Mt, lAnd Il MIS- opposed T., Con "
7 tlrlllu and battle WIS fought ~ south ). ..
iniu. nuiil.vt.f 81 fpdclirk ON the Iiih o..
/ The i.'h ID, celebrated battle a. An,iriam Na
tonight Gen lie. finding himself opposed o.
80 ruN'f't.l a force. concentrated under Co...
Met ti.ii. t'iurucd into Virginia
y. noli ]. Z, lain. WUis;,i ia IT, .r.
gle Co., 81, fi.. i.iurm,d in ,ac i,'Nt fift.taj.h
unr.ti. t,'u,,iG r,s'.r- .il. .fl,..
no T. u.l, dictated G,n,,o.s t.,ot,er
Nr> ",..' fo.l ihni ,.i,, tn,' ,.,u Etu. .
.pIuu.a ,n'u Ma! .hnd defeated 81. r,1.r'
D,.., ;scI'iich. chased bod, OF Fcduu t,o,,
awtt ti..tu i.,if.tilr wlt .i-,,i,,,,i,t, all.
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NetO advertisements


r =. sMEsSRS. EDITORS As there u good
S1 deal Of talk Ia the county relative ,uthc
action OF the County Commissioners In iailin.
Ia make an appropriation Ia the relief ct the
sufferers by the late flood. as we'll o. To- appoint
ing "a Superintendent If Road and liril.c..
aud nay connection herewith. frsl 90 d.,- 60
myscli ani "a" public thai the iavt. u tir.se
cs-"s IL uii bo known, particularly M.lr
ha- already been u publicatt,' c"torrniu; on.
col tAr., -thi'cis
All that was said hy the Conmi.siunei. d.
about th" SlH,uNu appr. Irlation {. tn fliiratt
triy .diirr''.. was saii inside IT minute !
had l'",u boxing forward Q" thr iur. ,hs "f
citizen at inwsant'wn. 4 intg,' ainuuni IT
va me-, was collected ~ Ia" son"ru commit
trr.. uhd then the mrticr WA hnul,l u,"r e.
thc histric Collector. am s'ill WAITING g.
Be- What wa. dnilu hy those committee. a-
know 90 several hund dollar. 10 ,hc III
iric'- g. be- paid over saw nn mood o., The
urgent order. when there b. from g. uuu &.
siu.rrh urplns now Ia hani. look uluu u 3d.
acr'tral matter to irilc with the public funds,
without urgent and immediate ntri want
ih" l"upl" {" know 'hHi ava nnt oppp.rl g.
donating si".rnn. q" in"rc 10 needed, 20 tho
proper time.
Ia regard "a ths appointment 81 u sup"riu
tend e E"nis i Bridge, ! STOOD upls,+
eel that m'afurr until thc fo1i cams and !
witurssei the dcsiFurtinn. thought tina, i'
ryrf thor" was q time when such an nililcrwa b
u'ci' 3 il was then. and favored ,hc inca sure
i'- .-y.tal tcasous MIR. fo-,iti went i.r % 50
T.. riut"ii"ut 6 Road. aud Bridge. when fi.
tnm'n iter waited uiuu %. last Winter 70. co. %
law lassr.l ihai effect IT, stated 'haiii r-..
W. great deal 81 m"ii; 10 the iii. nlth9n 10
oh. 't N. feature wa the rrratih. 90 ~. OH
Ger called the superintendent = Rad. nul
Bud -rf. - % ilarS 10 81 tUu li,w 70 l,s' II.
m"r'' when the Superintendent W. obtained
80 l..w know 49, ! aiu well ,ouy need
th'i i... "'ln'y SAL .f,' from si.nuu {, s,.oNn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

- SUM of ilg coPpcIh,ad ialais ia Mai,
aIc Undertaking. Ia accouni iul ,hyii i. feat g.,
charging fraud aud susp cied bribery upon The
Republicans. What ignorant fellows these Yanl gc
coPpcthcad' musi he q they will read the
Arryia"d journal the, will be gra,ided, aud
doubtless a''cnishcd To learn that they have no,
been defeated ~ all aud tia, The result II the
election, 50 la ir"m needing any c,pltui,iou.
has given imnen.c 'A'i'Hciion 90 ttcii htul.
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IITI:ID.

Attic resil'nco Ut her sou ia law. Elijah !
,r"ui,l IA Westminster. Carroll &c.. "n the 10Th
INST, ME-. ANNA M"utni,Nn, r'nsofi al the
late Robert Morthlanl. Il thi. county. IN tho
Stth year "f her age.
~ this county. IA 'he is'h instant. Alrnt,
l.. kEitLLN.
AZ her residence. ga The Washington rua,l.
"n the Nth inst. EviiA : wife 81 : u Smith
Al Mount Vernon. "n the 2isi inst. Mrs. 4
VI. 81 rs.ksn. ~ the slth year ri hcr a;r
On III" Isih instant. Epnir. youngest sou oi
John aud Reb'rra ~laic. aged . month";
Ninckrysyillr uu the ilth instant. Cf,HA.
aged h"uih- aud 9 ,lnyf. daughter "i Jahu
and Reh, 80 \ lrud
10 this town, "n the 9Th inst. sAuAu MEHn,
s.s. aged ~ months aud 'lay' daughter Of
John W. an Emily jackson
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-09-26

so", iiinr ago meeting Of IIumiucul tun.,t.
vatiScs " baltimore city WAS held, to consider
the question rs 10 low the n,n Of ihir views
should act ia the pr,sent aspect OF political
Affairs, Amer full and free interchange Of opin-
inion, It was unanimously agitrd by all present
that duiy led m'n u conservative views 10 the
support Of Grant aud Culiax, aud the meeting
appointed committee to prepare an address to
the conservative voters ofihc State, in accordance
with tie decision reached by those pr,,,u, This
commiiltc consisted 81 Mcssrs Wm Thomson
VIM. 1hus Valiant, Judson Gilman Adam
kahl,r aud Mm. II Place. rnd ihr, ON Tues
a.! last ruOligh'd vcI! able address We
.l.'l .ah' at,.s.,n l,:uo tie ,rn.I align Is over
e. .i .ish n ddi'.s ia Iuli, iul have only
,o,m WOW 81 he closing paragraph
I,.l,v.. .iiz' us, II Would extend tie length Of
ihis ndiit,. lt!'td al itasou.l.y l,ngih T. Ne
.huuid ,tt.l ih'u ull tie i,rsnus which hn,, iu.
Ia,h 90 ilc ,tun.t, 70 .ii,c viii "a ~ snyin.
the R,Iul 'i' It's talanVr 81 IoW,t Z. in your
hnid, h.tottd g. The tuiun. IT, pt,s.tvation
md 20. psoswIiiy, you have always been un.
willing 90 "gnicnai.rr tie extremists Of ciihri
party Equally uplos,d 10 lhc ,Atf,mc Rail-, u
nd tie ,tt.'hi k,i,l. iuu have nov an opp.i
tutlt,. ~ '..iitg AtLt Irit 'ur the gIcni Cap
TAFT t't'tHi 80 ilt dHA =" tdUtIOt 'ltaCr and
ui1''ts'l l''tu'N Yen ha'r il.e uIoud phi.
'i.,,, ot r.,'Htiur O" Sic rnsidtt,i tic man
Wiu % tt'd aud S'iit, ~ enough Ia say to ,uu
'hat b. j. ''.uIttlt q" lat down policy 10 &C.
al ,;,d 'ut .hi 90 WtutE. aid Who nnuuuu,ts
IL. ',.' 'tidiiHi ain's {" III. administration
good "'h. trHr"iuN. lsut', quiet mud
i4"',tii,nts'f4 vhttr. To him aud Ia his min.
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