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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

O,,,o FTFrTIOSs-The elections throughout
obio have turned principally upon the temper
snee issus, with different results in the various
locslities. The issue Of Republican and Demo
erat was made only in the cities, and in almost
every case the Democrats have won. They have
carried Cincinnati, Day ton, Columbus, Cleveland,
and even Toledo. Such 10 invariably the case,
when questions of temperance aud religion are
forced intn politics. These issues draw the great
er part of their strength from the Republican
ranks While many Democrats are temperance
men, they seldom let 1t divert them from the in-
terests of the party. And-whils the whole ism
vote is taken from the Republicans, hundreds
and thousands Of Republicans who are not tenn
per2nce are driven 70 the Democratic ranks-es-
pecislly in citics. Thus the temperance fanatics
defsst the Republican party, which contains most
Of the frsends of temperance, and give the power
into the hands Of the Democracy, frcm whom
they can hope for nothing.
This temperance crusade, especially in Ohio,
has been the most insane and fanatical movement
since ths great MiIerite furnre Of 1912 and 1888,
but much more general. The cause of temper
auo. has not been benefited, while the opponents
have been more en,bitteTed. Since the election
We notice that, where the praying women were
treated with respect heretofore they are now
net with ipsult-especially in towns where anti
temperance has carried the day In Dayton, the
two sides are almost in an actual state of war; ;
and the police have been armed with guns and
ammunition in readiness 70 meet an outbreak from
either side. When il comes TO this, the men will
have to step fnrwaId-not lay back in security,
snd push the women forward to DO their work,
relying upon their sex fuF protection.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

COUNTER CRUsADE.-Tbere is moral pollu-
lion, ruin, misery and degradation created by the
crime Of extrsvsganee perpetrated in dry goods
lace, ribbon and jeweiry stsres. A crusade should
at once be inagnrated against a sin that demor-
alizes the wnmsa Of the times aud utterly de-
grades the girisf the period. Extrayagance in
dress-tbe imperative demad for finery-has sent
more yonug women to lives Of shame than auy-
thing else. This kind of int~mperanee-intem-
Perste extravsgance-should be warred against
with might and main by its victims, the men,
~ T. Sup
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

II Our old friend, Hon. L. B. Guuckel, mem
her of Congress from the Dayton (ohio) District
believes in the cheap circulation of knowledge;
snd fearing that the law for the free transmission
ei newspapers cannot be restored, he is laboring
Tor the next best thing-iower rates of postage.
! OF this rurpose, he has introduced bill, fixing
Tue rate OF postage on weekly newspapers, with
Ia 'ne County where printed, at cents per omar
teri outside Of the County. but in the same
State, cents per quarter; and outside Of the
State, 5 cents per quarter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

a. In the Methodist Conference a, Atcb,on.
Rev. Mr.. Houts delivered q tirsde ar,iD,, the
press, in which be asserted that the pres, had NO
right to comment on the puipit.-if REV. Mr.
Houts lives long enough, (snd we hope he may. }
he win learn that the press proposes TO toke the
the right to comment on the pulpit, and to pur-
sas the hunt of clerical wolves aud impostors in
the future, IS In the past We need frst-clsss
Inquisition in this country, for the protection of
such men rs Rev. Mr. Houts
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

CoLNAN's RURAL woRLD.-Thisp popular Week
ly Agricultural journal is regular visitor to
our ssuetum, and always contains matter of in
terest to the farmer, stock breeder, and fruit
grower. The terms have been reduced to cam
psign prices, the publishers offering to send it
the bsianes of the present year for only one DOL
lar. We believe that the farmer who subscribes
for it, will fnd il worth far more than the cost.
Norman J. .colmsu, Publisher, ST. Louis, No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

JEFF. DAVIS ON SrEPHENs.-A gentleman of
onr acquaintance. who was in Memphis week
before last, called on ex-President Jefferson Da-
Wis, having known him well previously. In the
course of conversation, forgetting for the mo-
ment the differences which bad existed between
federacy, our friend referred TO a recent remark
of Mr. Stephens, in Augusta, that .We must
take Cuba at once" when Mr. Davis, with look
of infinite disgust, said: -weli, am glad Mr..
Stephens is getting mp to the fighting point at
Last!-Ckar IN CT O6serer
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE Asnual Con
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church fo
Northern Ransas commenced its session in Atch
ison last week, and adjourned this week. Below
we give list Of the appointments for the Leav
enwcrtb District:
". :. pAvIe ?. T. tP. o. LEAvEywokTH KASsLsl
Leavenvorth. I. 2. Houts
South Lesvenworth. To be Supplied.
Atchison @. s. Dearborn.
wyapdotts and Kansas City VIM. Smith.
Troy and wsthena. John Cook.
Troy Circuit. To be Suppied George ". Dessettel
Hiavatha. S. p. JacohsL
Osksloosa- c. L. Shackeiford-
Armstrong. j. ]. Walter.
Fsirmount Edward GIL
Tongancxie. Albsrt Chandler
Perryvtle and Osawkee W. A. Savilie.
Granville and Medina, John Trezise.
Easton and kickapoo. James Bnicourt-
Winchester and NoEtnpvtIle. Henry Moys.
Grasshopper Fslle s. n. Brough
Moprovia. z. b. Bailif
Dopiphan. To be Supplied. (w. L. Leakl
White Cloud and hi Highland B F. Pzriette
Severance, G. ". Wood
Robinson, J. Z. Day.
l. D. Price Agent Bihle Society-Nember Of Oskaloo~s
Quarterly Conference.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

when jim Lane was first elected to the
''eD a'" ''s Senate, it was remarked that near
80. "e'nher Of the Legislature who voted
'"' S'', :, s~'n aiier Received Federal appoint
h'eH'' ''Hi harvey is not much behind him in
inns resPel, What great difference is there be-
tween TINS uesree Of corruption and that of re-
wsrdiDg members With money immediat.lr h..
fore or after the votei
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Administrafrix,s Notice.

NOTICE il bersby given that the 10Th day Of Febru
ary 1s7f the underzgDed was BY tn. Prabate Court
Of Danphan County KaasaA appointed Admnistratrx Of
The ksafe o. Daniel streator. deceased An In
debed 70 said Estate required 70 make Immediate set
% me sane and al persons having cains agzins,
sAn VIII present them for allowance within
nom tns date Of said letters they may be prec,ud
eo Ho any benefit Of the Estate and n such claims be
Be forever debsrred
FRANCES sfkEAToR Adrsinistratrir
April D. is7f-3v. Prs fes. t5.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

sAD!-The Hiawaths Dispatch undertook TO
rrpnblish one Of Mrs. sonthworth's iDterminable
Ftories, in instruments of two.columns of long
primer rer week. Having run it for some ten
weeks, and reached the third chapter, they have
now lost the copy, and are compelled to stop it.
The lurid lights seen in the west for few nights
fasi, Mhi,h we're supposed to be houses burning.
IS now asccrtained were boufres of rejoicing
throughout Brown Countyi
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SheriE,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lSS.
No rpaAx C0rrrTY

10 RHAs NVONii' =, ,s,h AaT q
NOTICE Is hereby given. that viii 90 ,s tn5 p q
~ APRIL A d. fs5l at the hour Of ooboen - or
aid day Al the yards Of the ST. Joseph and stS
Railroad Company at Elwood in Donips.n .h lie d
Of Kansas oer for sale at public auction V Encss
No. q marked .fSt Joe. q d. z K X 70 y r. Ipd ~
eire No. n marked st joe. d. e q, r.. D
Cars Sos 1o3 l3l 1oi 139 III, marked =, Ioseph ~
r. r Co" Taken the properly o. so ar AZ % ioe
Denver City Railroad Company and oerso - ,S az sr
highest bidder for cash satisfy cersa n poop1l
Co1,tx sf.ts n Kans.. Issued By ths CounH YIcs
Of aid County and stAte aforesaid. bearing
2ofh. A. d ls7l .,ri A. D isN
Sfssh an1eI ny THOMAS J. vASptksfctSrsy
skerih of ponIpeas H@
AuriI 2 is74-2v.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

Don Piatt accuses Eli Perkins Of stealing A.
C. Buelps rscy "reminiscences Of the Missouri ont
laws, and embodyihg them in . letter which he
Published over his own signature. Eli il i'm
measnreably the most pira'icai punster ever let
loose upon society. IL q reward were offered for
his head by bis victims, he would he slaughtered
for prize money in every school district on the
continent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

The FUNCTION OF THE CHIEF JUsTICE.-A
Washington dispatch to the New York Herald
says: The extraordinary Importance attached
to the Office of chefjnstiee so plainly developed
in the opposition to Mr.. Cushings confirmation.
recalls the fact that in the act providing for a
supreme court il was never intended that the
chief justice should be in the decision of any case
superior 10 the other justices. The extraordinary
sscendancy of the earlier chief Justices, including
Chief-Justice Marshall and Chief Justice Taney,
was due to circumstances, especially in the
of Chief Justice Marshall, that the chief justice,
having the assignment of the requiring de-
cision, assigned tn himself the decision f nearly
all the cases before the supreme conrt, until IN
he popular mind the snprrme conrt was sup
passed to be Chief Justice Marshall. With the
last few years the number of before the
supreme court being great, and owing tn The
mOdesty of Chief Justice Chase, there has been
very large number of cases in which the opin-
ion of the court has been given by the associate
Justices. BY way of explanation it may be sta
ted that when a case has been finally heard be
fore the supreme court, and the justices ANNOUNCE
in the consultation -rnom, by their verbal oIiii
ions, the decision of the majority, the chief jus
tice merely selects the justice To give the opinion
of the majority of the couTt. which Mr. Chase
was called upon to do in several important cases
in which he fnund himself in the minority.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

''TEe farmers Of our whole land should make
preparations to plant more ground than usual
this spring. The great famine in India will call
largely upon us for bread stuffs. We will doubt-
less be required to export largely Of wheat. The
famine promises 10 be oflopg duration. and other
countries will be depleted Of grain to answer the
demand" snch Is the advice copied from Kan
sas exchange. which should reach every farmer
in the stzte. and be fnIly considered.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

EF Gov. Osborn has appointed George T. An
thony one Of the Kansas Board Of Managers for
the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, July
4th, 1876 If the Governor thinks he can keep
us away from the Centennial by that trick, lie is
badly fooled.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

APoLoGY.-We understand that some portions
of our items last week. relative to libel suit,
were unsatisfactory OF displeasiDg to soine per
sons. We are sorry if such were the case, for we
wrote without passion, and endeavored nat to do
injustice to any one. Our friend, Col. Johnston.
thinks we did not treat him right. We know
very well that the Colonel. but did his duty, and we
have no unkind feeling toward him; but we must
acknowledge that we have not yet attained that
high standard of etiquette which enables us to
carefully weigh and refine our compliments upon
q man wbo is trying to send us to Jail, even
though il be in the discharge of his duty. We
once heard of an editor who spent ninety days i'll
Jail, and when be was discharged, the jailor re-
quested him to give the establishment puff!
This being the first time We were ever in Court,
We have not yet become used to il. However,
We will say this: that if it ever becomes neces
sary for us to 60 to Jail, we shall esteem ourself
greatly favored in being seut there by friend,
Col. Johnston, and to know that he has made IS
by il! Iu fact, We are strongly inclined to steal
a sheep, knock some old mau down with club,
or throw rocks through somebody's windows,
Just for the sake of being sent to Jail by him.
But notwithstanding all the above, We still
think that the duty of prosecuting attorney is
TO secure the punishment of the guilty, and not
by quibbles and tecbpicai pointa to prevent one
from proving hinssif1ot guilty, II he can do
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

n Mr.. johnson. proprietor Of a ST. Joseph
book store, has been arrested, en- complaint of
the Postmaster at Chicago, for sending scurril-
ous message on q postal card, in violation Of the
law. Does not The law also prohibit Postmasters
and their clerks from perusing postal cardsi If
so, how did the Chicago Postmaster make his
discovery, without violating the lawf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

their war on the Asbantees, they Law m. H..
ON the cowardiee Of the native allies. YET az
native allies lose large Numbers in tiiisS .,S III
woundrd in every engagement. while m. Ios.".
Of the English are slight in compar;sen ''''e'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

THE sale of that once fsmons newspaper, the
New Orleans Piosynae, for $4,000 on twelve
months time, looks as IL the metrspolis Of the
South might he in its decadeBee. The Picoynse
was established In 1857, and under George w.
Kendall its old proprietor, enjoyed great popular
ity and prnsperity, bnt since the war the Tines
has Superseded IL in circulation, advertising and
general usefulness
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

TGLLY ONE FOR SToUT.-A gentleman who
passed most of his time at Topeka during the last
session of the Legislature, thus closes letter to
us:
stand by Stout for bis general here last Winter
Wasn't right always; but he did io and goId mem
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

tY-In Scotland, Bible was recently found in
the stomach Of a Goldfish. 1t is supposed to have
belonged to missionary named Jonah, who was
lost at Sea during a storm, few years ago.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09
Thirty Years Experience or o..
Nurse. Oh

Mrs. "insio~'- soethinz syrup /. III,
seriPtion Of one of the best Female pr'
ses in the United States and has been u, a. NJ
with never failing safety and success bv yh
rrs and children, from the feeble infant Of 9a
the adult 1t corrects acdity Of the stomach
collie, regulates the bowels aud gives rest br,b ~ %
fort to mother and child We believe it to b. n. '0a
Surest Remedy in the World in all cases Of DySgyrn
and DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN whether il 49,. sN'
Teething or from any other cause Full ar,c,i,r.
will accompany each bottle None Genuine IN. t
sinie of CURTIS PERKINS on the outside .r,Da,,
Sold by all Medicine Dealers IPPef
jnlylOyl
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

hELEAsED.-On the first of this month, Col.
John A. Martin retired from the Atehison post
Office, which he had held for thirteen years, ana
Major B. B. Gale took possession. Although tne
Office was nice thing to have, Col. Martin VIII
find some advantage in being out Of Il he can
now advocate Republican prineipiesand defend
the President from ISLANDERS, without having Il
charged that he wears = collar, and is compelled
to eulogize the powers that be- in order to retain
bis littI, Office. He can now compliment Sen
asor or Congressman, without rendering himself
liable to the charge of eating dirt and boistering
up the Ring for the sake Of saving his ofaciai
head. He ran also critic;se, condemn and de-
nounce. regardless Cs the threat of having his
Office taken from him. If rival newspaper hap
pens TO mscarry in the mails, or any serious post
al blunder occurs. hr cannot not now be charged
with doing is to give undue advantage to his
own paper. And no Department spies will now
lie lowering about him, watching his sections, and
poking their noses into the affairs of his Office, tc
find out whether be has been stealing anything
In short, he is now bsholden enly 10 the people.
and il once more free American citizen. We
congratulate him, aud welcnme him to the ranks.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

CoEEEcncUT.-1he Connecticut election h..
resulted IN besvy Democratic victorv. Tb.r
, elect their Governor, and very large maioritx
in both branches of the Legislature
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. thst spplicstos = !.
~ made 10 TIE Governor Of the State o. Kaosah -
2oth day Of April 1s74 for the pardon ef J. 1880
victed st the March term Of the District Court OIL
County. Of the crime Of Grand Larceny.
April ls1S-3w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

rY'The temperance women of Preble County,
Ohio say the greatest obstarlc they have to con-
tend sgsi,st, is distillery in that County oPrr-
ated by Dietrich Chandler. lnasnuch as the w"n-
ems crusade has been lkened to the epiEootic. is
it not probable that the opposite parry are at
hicted with the Gland-rsi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

Hoes IN KANsAs.-Pnrk- packing is not very
extensive in Kansas, but it is making progress
that is encouraging. A report Iuade to the
Cincinnati chamber of commerce by Sidney ID.
Maxwell gives the statistics for the operations Of
two years past. The portion relating to Kansas
shaN-s the E,llowiuy Ipurrs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

GEOGRAPHICAL CENTRE OF KASsAs.-It has
heen of some interest to Kansas just whrrei> The
geographical centre nf the State. Topeka used
20 claim #. hut that was good whlr aga. h-
fpre the plains inhabited, lnl b.frrr her.
any sonthrrn Kansas. Mr.. Morrison. of the
surveyor generals sfice, has hern figuring on
the matter, aud in the following letter, pnl liShrd
in the Rice c0nrty Herald, tells where the favor
ed spot Rice county. NAV observe. all
joins Ellsworth county on the snnfh and the spot
indicated is fifteen miles south and two miles
west of Ellsworth.
Lawrence, Nov. 81, 1873.
W. T. Nichols: Your letter of The 18th Instant
is at hand. am much obliged to you for the in
formation. j have been figuring for the exact
centre of the State, aud it falls in your county
thought il might interest yon to know just where
il is.
make il as follows: The corner of sections S,
6, and 8, township Is, range west. Aflanta's
claim for the capital ought TO be pretty good,
based the fact that she is bus fmrteen miles
southeast Of the centre. Respectfully and frater
ually yours,
THOMAS II. MORRISON,
PRINCIPAL Dranghtsman,
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KANSAS JATHAwKER

is equ1iy determined hav. raids made him with
his full knowledge and consent
Thus matters rest in S,atu Quo and the bel gerenis
sleep their
When the mud dries up little. the will doubtless
reopen with renewed vigor To-day they have visited
ty two places viz: Frank Johnsons and the
No visible effects for the better At the Grant House
they prayed, &C. the sidewalk at Johnsons held
their meeting in his reading ROOM S. MAUX.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

i..e sno9thg anfay occurred in Miam; Countv.
n.,nss ~. ~ a man named Walker shot another
,h. 1 Aofgan. fwiee, enc shat taking effect 10
'ne ''sn' shoulder, the other grazing tie cheek.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

v-Egypt is trying to suppress the traffic in
slaves in the Kingdom Of Dariur and darur, there
Is War bet ween them.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

II g. ". Click has been elected Senator in
-AtchisoR County, tc gu the vacancy caused by
the appointment Of J. C. Wilson to the Clerk
ship Of the United States District Court
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

THE Fort Scott HoRitsr very truly and peril
nently says: The Changers are not 50 vain as
to tbirk that their organization is above criti-
,. .Sso.per thai viii do nothing but fatter The them
Is more liable to gaia ter DISCUS; than win their
suppOft.r
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Tne i;n r;nn.aelpsla Press revives Mr.. Kings,sv,.
sngges,.on that New England ousbt to h.sx y,
o. PA aTr ai,s.ngn,hed dead in westminster bbax
tbst "s'eo h.nn. that Charles sumDer should have
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S1OTOS2O =: : {: Z; e I:
For Sale.

VXyE have . splendid set Of Timers nseaist
w io's' ne@ris new i0' NORRIS POULgI
n,-,h,s,f Whit. CIoud, KSOS,.
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oid Bender has been caught again--thfs
uns sure, at Salt Lske. Another, believed to he
his son, has also been hived
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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fering frOm Rb.rroii' NJ
tlsm, Neuralgis IN
iSus Collie, Cranps" ~, !.
the limbs o, sion,.I =
Pam in the hack h. a
els or side. We xo,Ii
say. THR HousrsoI'so
FAsAcEA % and PIsn-,y, 1,
.S LIsnEST ia, Of N
others the ren.S1
you want for js,s!!
nal and external n.
IL has cured the.SSoS., -,
complaints in tho,s'
i ands Of cases, Thsn
Is n" mistake Ahoutn
Try it Sold bv M y,
Druggists. in,,,s' ~
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TIE PERRY FAMILY N BUsINEss"-This item
appears in the local column # the last Miami
County Republican:
The Of the State Of Kansss L. p Perry for
several days during the week. the theme Of interest in
Judge Fowlers court and with the community generally
After protracted bearing the defendant bound
% appear al the next term Of District Court In the
$500 to the charge Of assault with attempt
NIT rape The bond was obtained and the prisoner dis
charged from custody.
This L. P. Perry is brother of L. J. Perry, of
the Paola Spirit, and lately his partner; and We
are informed that the woman vi hnm he attempted
to outrage is a negro! We do not rejoice in
n,an being in trouble, and it is not our habit to
cast up mans relatives 10 him; but the little
insect, L. J. Perry, has several times taken occa-
sion to refer to libel suit in insulting man.
ner, and has since been throwing mud at us, aud
calling us names. We wish simply to suggest to
him, that there is plenty at home in his own
family, to engage his sympathies and his sarcasm
We have never yet been compelled to send back
to the place We came from, for testimonials with
an official seal attached, to prove that We were
not a scoundrel; nor have We ever been arrested
on the charge of attempting rape of any COM
plexion.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

: ~ Washington, Ohio, where The temperance
crusade WAS arst jnsugurated, has elected the
snti-teDperfnes ticket.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-04-09

rriee says he IL determined to improve his
language. he will hereafter pay more attention
20 reading The Chief
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General William O. Batler. candidafe on the
cass ticket years ago, for yice. President, has
been elected president of Bible Society IN Cfs
fuii County Ky.