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School 0fMOdeTn

School of Modern Languages lHLASSES commence SePts 13, 1880, st 9 e'clock N/ 8. m. Private classes afternoon and evening Principal at home from to 10 o'clock a. m daily.
 je26 we&sato30 159RYORK STREET.
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PrfVafe Tnsfrmcf;iOl

YWNHE subscriber proposes to give private instruc- 1 tion to young ladies and gentlemen ct his real dence Mo- 2s Trumbuu street, in all the studies
 preparatory for buainess or for any department of
 the University. Lessons to young ladies will be given
 at their residences preferred For terms and other particulars apply to STILES FhENCA,
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Miss OrtOn and Miss Nichols,

The Misses Edwards, XKYILL reopen Sept. 20th their School for Young w Ladies and Children For circulars and fur ther information, apply to the Principal. at s3 Inn 5T ELM STREET.
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TO RENT.

AeA4 ALARGE ROOM, 4Ox10O feet, central, well ssH lighted gas and water on the premises, Power ili may be had if desired Rent low. Houses and Tenements for rent. Money to loan.
 T. G. SLOAN, sel5 6t= 31a1e Bank Building. FOR.SALE, ,AeA4 FINE country seat and farm of 42 acres siiJ also 60 acres to 10 plots at $100 per IiiI acre adjoining woodmont station Address
 J. R. AYRES, s1A Inn Woodmont, Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18

The Maine Vtctory-NO Doubt or Dav1s' EIeetfon--His Majority About 4OO-The
 State Government Solid for the Repub- icans. AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 1.-The returns from the back towns have come in against General Plaisted as general thing, but there seems to be an unual gain for Davis in the Fusion 1 stronghold The total vote will reach 144,- 800, the largest by six thousand ever thrown in Maine. From the returns official and otherwise now on hand, it appears that Davis
 has plurality of about 800. The towns to hear from gave a Fusion majority last year
 of 79o, and it is understood that this majority
 has been increased this year In such an event Plaisted will have plurality of 100 or
 200 The scattering votes will approximate
 800, which leaves the Republicans just 16,-
 GOO worse of than they were four years ago. l PORTLAND, Sept 1.-The latest Republi- can estimates put Davis majority at five A dispatch from Blaine puts Davis majority at
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s first floor tenement of SIX ROOMS; a Ms5;;H third floor tenement of FIVE ROOMS; sup ElI piled with city water. Newly repaired through out. Inquire at office of s. PECK CO,
 se17 If 81 Day Street.
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WTANTED-AT T5-horas power engine, second w hand one that has been little used also lOO- horse power boiler or two boilers to make that pow CT either new very slightly used Apply by letter or in person to DANNAT & PE1l4 -
 s.I7 2t 24 Tompkins st., New York City.
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,rk Produce Market.

EXPRESS STOCKS. Adams .117x Wells, Fargo .111H American. ...... 59X United States. ...... 49
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-17
Application for a. Patent
TO THE ssR3s
RED CLOUD MINE.
ux1rzp stArxs LAxp orv,ce.

Nor1oE s. Is HESESY ssi eSRssRR0sE GIVEN That IA
IN Blair and, Abe Richard, whose postofacs
address ia Bristol, Lincoln county, Nevada. have
this day fled application for . patent Tor s6e0
linear feet of the Red Cloud mine or vein bear.
in width, situate. lying and being ,ip Bristol
Mining District, County Of Lincoln, and State
Of Nevada, and known and designated by the
field notes and official plat on fls In this Office
a. lot No. SO, ,,-'es,4,f. 81 NJ, t-...sf ~ af4
The exterior boundaries to said lot No. So. be.
ing as follows, to witt: Variation 10 deg. east
Commencing at post marked No. !,
United States survey No. 38. Whence post
in stone mound marked U. +. monument No.
bears N. 89h W. SO feet, and the working shaft
on this lode bears 81 deg. N..S10 ieet. Thence
running, 1st course, 8. 81 ceg. W. 8OO feet, to
post marked No.42. U S. survey No. SO; thence,
I'd course, 3. ~ deg. E. 400 feet, to post marked
No. 8, U. 8. survey No. SO; thence, Sd course, N.
81 deg. E. 600 feet, to post marked No, 1, U. 8.
survey No. SO; thence, 4th course N. 70 deg. W.
400 feet, to post No. !, the place Of beginning,
containing 8 60-100 acres.
This claim is boundedoa the northeast by the
Hillside mining claim, and on the southwest by
the Tempest mining claim. t2t' N
The location Of this Mine is duly recorded In
the Recorders Office Of Bristol Mining District,
in the County of Lincoln, and state Of Nevada,
on page 20. In Book A Of said Bristol District
Mining Records. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Red Cloud mine
or said mining ground as hereinbefofe described
are required TO file their adverse claim with the
Register Of the United States Land once at Eu.
| reka, in the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
| days period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by, virtue Of the provisions of the
| Statute. NeF~ w.
] se2I-eOd sa D.B. IMMEL Register.
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COAST ITEMS.

The track of the Southern Pacific Rail-
road is now seven miles east of Benson,
A. T.
S. Shattuck and William Walker of
Northern Siskiyou, near the State line,
recently killed four full-grown panthers.
At Corrine, Utah, June oath, boy
named Johnny Haines was killed by an
accidental explosion while an anvil salute
was being fired. ' JllO9. 9.i.
In Chinese store in Sacramento the
health officer of that city recently found
the bones of between fifty and sixty
Cinnamon stored for shipment to China.
There is juniper tree near Lundy,
Mono county, CAL, which is sixty feet in
circumference and has limbs growing
from its trunk Eve or six feet in diameter
A large cougar was lately killed with a
shotgun within short distance Of Mr.
Morrison's house on the Luckiamute
river, Or. It measured feet from tip
to tip.
Rcd Bluff, CAL, had all Indian dance
on the afternoon of the 5th, and the SEN
tinel remarks that the style of the
women's dancing reminded one of per-
petual washing machine.
A photographer named A. w. Fell
was stopped by highwaymen on the beach
at Monterey, about IL o'clock yatnight,
and compelled to deliver $3.50 in coin.
At Redwood City, San Mateo county,
on the 4th, a little boy swallowed screw
about five-eights of an inch in length,
which stuck in his throat and caused his
death in eight minutes.
There are thirty. eight Masonic Lodges
in Washington Territory, representing
something over one thousand members.
St. Johns Of Seattle being the largest,
it having eighty members. .' 3
California's wool crop this year (Spring
and Fall) will probably not be less than
30, 600, 900 pounds. The total value of it
promises to be nearly double that Of any
preceding wool crop. Z i.5d liH .N
The north branch of the Sutro tunnel
made 404 feet during June. The lengths
of the two branches June Both were as
follows: North lateral branch, 1868 feet
south lateral branch, 2763 feet.
The Nevada and Oregon Railroad pro
ject is being pushed. The line as sur
veyed runs fifteen miles from Genoa
and the citizens of that place propose tt
raise 500, 900 as subsidy to bring the
road through the town.
A terrific thunderstorm in Shasti
valley, near Yreka, on the afternoon o
the 5th, caused great damage by the i'm
mense fall of rein. The streams. wer
| flooded, fences carried off, grain in stack
washed away and planted fields uprooted
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FLYING FIGURES.
rs II. Chronicle


Over ter t'.5t I'd spectators and |oli-.
day-makers assembled at Woodward's
Gardens yesterday afternoon to witness
the unusual spectacle of fireworks in the
day time. Previous to the daylight
pyrotechnic display an immense crowd
fairly packed the pavilion to witness the
performance by the regular company. At
the close the national anthem and the
Star-spangled Banner" were sung, the
audience joining in the chorus. After
the pavilion entertainment the mass of
spectators congregated in the amphithe-
alter, where the display of fireworks was
to take place. At 4 o'clock the first
bomb was lighted, and with an explosion
equaling the loudest "double header"
it rose in the air some two hundred feet
and suddenly exploded, leaving a perfect
formed turtle gyrating in the air and
causing an immense deal Of amusement
by its natural movements and brilliant
colors Others were exploded and vari-
GUS figures represented. The last piece,
however, carried off the honors for novel;
ty and size. The figure enclosed in the
bomb was that of an old man about eight
cen feet high, which foated in the air in
the most natural manner, bobbing its
head as if in greeting to the laughing,
upturned faces. The figures are made of
the finest tissue paper, brilliantly colored
and so balanced by tiny pieces of bamboo
and bit of lead that the instant they are
freed from the bomb they are filed by
the wind, which catches them, and floats
them in the air. Small strings are at.
tached to the head, arms and feet, which
by the action of the air are made to move,
and thus gives the figure the lifelike and
grotesque movements. These daylight
fireworks are the only ones ever exhibited
in America, having reached this country
from Japan about two years ago, being
imported by Government official. 1t il
estimated that over two thousand strang
ers from the country visited the gardens
yesterday.
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N0TfC'E.
Exeeutrix sale Of iRsal Est.te.

Executrix Sale Of Rsnl Est,te.
NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance Of an order In the District
Court, Sixth Judicid Distrit of the State Of Ne.
vada, in and for the County Of Lincoln, made
on the 9Th day Of February, A. d. 1880, IN the
matter Of the Estate Of Charles A. wiederhold.
deceased. The undersigned Executrix.will sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, in one parcel, and sabject ia. confirmation
by said District Court, on Saturday, the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1880, at l2o'clock
NJ, in front Of the Courthouse inthe Town Of
title, interest and estate OF the said Charles A.
wiederhold, deceased, at the time Of his death,
and all the right title and interest that the said
Estate has by operation of law or otherwise &C.
quired other than and In addition TO thstIof tho
said Charles A. wiederhold At the jtme OF his
parcels Of land, situate, lying and being In the
Town Of Phoebe, in the County Of lincoln, and
State Of Revada, to wit: :s.s. s.sJ.4,.s
Lot in block q, lot 4s in block n, lot in
block &c. lot in block SO. lot 46 in block So. lot
!s in block se, lot IN BLOCK g. Its In nloca 50,
block 80. lot II In blaf ~ Also ono lot II Bull
nonville, said County and State, situated on the
west side o. Main istrsst and fronting % aaid
street l2k feet, and running bask. - right
angles. with an equal width. 100 feet, more or
less. formerly occupied q butcherahop.
'TEraxs AND coNDrr1oxs OF sAtf:
Cash; ten per cent. Of the purchase money to
be paid to the euctioneer on the day Of sale, bal
ance on confrmation Of sale by said District
Courts deed g expsnss Of purchaser. my
1 WIIHELHitN1 sS1.a1I Z sIS0i +. w1EprRHorD,
Executrix of the Estate Of chass =. wisdeshold,
THc1rsoa oA,us.1L. Atty FOR Ezssatzix.
@sf N flASod ofiH -s.sT-
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An Ep1roR's TRounLEs.-It is amazi,

AN ED1ToR's TROUBLES. 1t is amazing
how people imagine that an article in the
paper refers to themselves. A Western
editor, who wrote funny articles, had
heap of trouble on that account. His first
yarn had Mr.. Bunting for its hero, and
the day,it appeared Mr.. Flagg called and
ascertained it wasn't for him. The next
story was about the Hon. Mr.. Eggleston
Egg, and the Hon. Darlington Carr left
word that if it occurred again he would
sue the concern. The editor tried the
name of Mongrel, and prominent citi-
zen, who was not only named Cross, but
had little Indian blood in his veins,
came into the office and tried to take the
editors scalp. The editor having had SO
much trouble, determined to be safe the
next time, and the man that he described
as falling down stairs into soap-barrel
was named "Morgue." That time the
unlucky hurnorist had to fight two men.
Messrs. Graves and Coffin, who chased
him through the Main street with pitch.
forks and dog. He did think that nc
man would mistake himself for person
called Conwallow, but Mr.. Oxford, die
and stood IN front Of the office for thre.
quarters of an hour, and threw stone,
into the office window, and called to tn,
hapless editor to come out and be grount
against a tree. The editor did not re
spond, as he was too busy attending t,
two gentlemen who thought they wer
slurred in laughable account of tn
misfortunes as Mr.. Beast. One wa
named Lyon and the other Lamb, an,
the editor whispered to each that tn
other wrote the piece, and then Lyon an
and Lamb laid down together on tn
floor and clawed each others clothes Of
and then they got up and threw inl
stands and did over $75 damage to tn
place before they were taken out. An
then the editor inserted an advertisemer
requesting anybody who considered th
name Of Daguerreotype @. Watermelon
slur on him to respond, and as no on
didshe now uses that name. And peopl
wonder why humorists give such cd
names to their characters.
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JOB WORK.
lMIsOELLANE0Us.l
Application for . Patent
\ UNITED srArHs LAND orrIor,

- ~ .5s. faUsIgzp Stairs LAND oyFIox,
Eureka, Nevada, March IL, 1878.
NOTICE Is ,HRREBYa GIVEN THAT THE
provement Company. whose postcflce
address IL Chicago, Illinois. has this day filed
application for patent for 1000 linear feet
Of the Prodigal Nine or vain bearing silver,
lying and. being in TEN Piuts Mining District.
County Of Lincoln, and 6tstep OF Nevada, and
known and designated By the field notes and
ofieiai plat on file In this once as lot No "A.
Ing IS sSows e W.T. q 9..soS
Commencing q post marked No. U. Q. sur
w To: Pet s.eaSs e. r. worth TS,sn
e S.ass .S eSW ss Sona Mo-
ment on Grsnt Peak bears n. 10 dec. 81 min. Z.
l06S feet; the Kinsey shaft bears 3. .28 deg. 27
min. E. 786 $40 feet and the center Of the main
ssSSsnss sSsnes runnns on shas sssr
feet. to post marked No. 2, U. 3. survey No A;
thence, "a course, E;ish deg. 2. 900 feet, to
post marked No 8, U. g. survey No. "a; thence.
"a course, 8. 'Igh deg r. 1000 feet, TO. post
course, 8, ie II deg. W. 100 feet, to pot marked
No. 8. q. 8. Survey No. 44-this post stanos OH
the northwestern boundary OF said survey No.
40; and thence, bth course. g., b4h deg. W. 1875
$40 feet, along said survey No, 40 to post No.
the place Of beginning containing 50.1C0
acres laf 9 1s1st, vaF ItaY ,RsK IS
Tn g claim is bounded on the east BY the
The location Of this Mine ia duly recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Tenn Piute Mining Dis
trict, on page Al in book B, of the Mining Rec
ords Of said District. Any and all persons
claiming adversely any portion Of said prodieal
described, are required 10 Ale their adverse
claim with the Register of the United States
Land ofice at Eureks, In the Stste Of Nevada
during the sixty days period Ct publication
| prdvisions Of the Statute. iftf .rgaTpno,5
| Mh16-60d a., D. B. IMMEL, Register.
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IN THE DISTRICT coURT'oF THE sfxTE
1 Ludicial4 4DfstrictI Codnfv of IdncOln. atat

TN THE DISTRICT CoURT'oF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District, County Of Lincoln. State
Of Nevada.
State Of Nevade, County Of Ldncolns In the
matter of the Estate Of John Newman; deceased.
Notice Of publication, or time appointed for
proving will, etc. Pursuant to the order Of said
notice is hereby given that Monday, the ,2d day
Of August, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock 4. M. Of said
day, and the courtroom Of said Court. at the
courtroom in said County Of LinSoln, have been
appointed as the time and place Tor proving the
will Of said John Newman, deceased. for hear
ing the application Of Amelia Newman for the
issuance to her Of letters testapentsry, when
and where any persons may appesf and contest
the same. a. sas rFE 4; ne ...,,,.. ~
Dated May &c. 1880. -
my29td EEF1y ~. M. HANFORD, Clerk
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There is a certain peer insEngland,
formerly very prominent in politics, who
has lately disappeared from the public
gaze. The reason has never yet been
given in print, but it is this: That ne is
subject to kleptomania, and wherever ne
goes his pockets lose articles. He is very
wealthy, and his failing is known in
London society and oondonsd, but his
public career is over. to..
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TIE RECORD
Is delivered in Phoebe and Bullionvills st Q,
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.

All persons having business with this ofice are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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No man can get rich by sitting around
stores and saloons. f .1. 400
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On recent trip from Philadelphia to
Boston the steam collier Reading sus-
tanned some slight damage from running
over whale. When off Cape Cod 4
number Of cetaceans were sighted in the
distance, throwing up the usual streams
Of water, but as the steamer approached
they gradually became frightened and
disappeared. One monster, however,
about eighty feet long, more courageous
than his fellows, seemed bent on laying
calmly in the direct course of the vessel.
Here he remained until the iron ship had
nearly reached him, when his courage
having oozed out, he dove downwards.
The next instant the vessel shook from
stem to stern. Evidently the retreating
whale had not been quick enough and
the Reading had run over it. 1t was
not believed to have done any damage to
the vessel, however, but when the bot
tom plates were examined, few days
ago, at Cramps dry dock it was discover
ed that several near the bow were con-
siderably bent inward. But the whale
story is not yet complete. As sequel,
it is reported that the captain Of a
schooner sailing into Massachusetts, Bay,
alweek or two after the occurrance, re-
ported that he had picked up at sea
whale Of enormous proportions, with
hump on its back, and in his opinion be-
longing to peculiar species.
According to the new census the cities
showing the largest ratio Of increase ar
Atlanta, Ca, LOG per cent; Minneapolis
Minn. pa per cent; Milwaukee, Wis.
92 per cent; Denver, COL, GA per cent
, st. Paul, Mimi, 100 per cent; Water
bury, Conn, lO3 per cent; Meriden
Conn.,, so per cent, and Camden, n
j., s4 per cent. In 1870 Atlanta ha'
only q, ,7S9, in 1880 it has 54,693. Th
D first ten cities in population are in tn
. order named: New York, Philadelphia
l Brooklyn, Chicago, st. Louis, Boston
a Baltimore, Cincinnati, San Francisco
HSW OAAS la - ID 5---..H
, 1880-09-27
Tho Ailtl Of JudxGx lilut Ought 10 IIo
MuAsltl.Mttus

S4iin,u.l Wt.tp, Sspf. H.
,fho tenrlItht laM'k C'stAty nAEts lntt very
shurt Time t9nnrrst rat,cs III tho selection .f
una tnpAvtiAlly }utwoen tho respective Partles
AZ tho hsst election. however, In tho trst ish NJ
Victory nycF tl1 eisY 1lE1atun. thB ilelnuethts
throw uI thelr musk anu Wpnt fnr tho wllu lut.
Diving tu tho weak seluntlutit t!.lu by Thu ltu-
to thp 'lattor, tho l1uIMnrlls won and
elected, BY tho a:tt Ut thu G,Matsts. thglr fur
.tHlHca. Tii9sn 1lifeGs ltFa nLHK tito very hcst
~ thu glft OF the people,. hlis why tho judiciary
IN this stn!u " to W l'utt:ut mystery,
lulgu llArntlln Represents !hu SOnlA'tsts and
Communists, nd slxiIHltkcI his AlvulIt u liz
l}Cnutl by sl,l,W4 Is sctiM iMIont ut tho very trst
1rn0rtuaty. 1u.1Vt 3loAlllatur WAS clectGl IN
vl'lai!1n Ut tho Catitulun whlct, prs,sl.l.s for
II ID perfuety notorious tlnt ho resides III luku
GA,Hlty, ulll hIs dU,lu 10 fur y1tra.
aud4p it0xors IN u representative 0f Kentucky,
mild III nasHGr, but . linlttbnI! IN politics, t1.
whle 1udxV luloy wurxgtl tl,s way upward from
ALDERMAN, anu sncceuaed py tho hrtl' vi the
LAlys.
~ this c1oetlon therc must bo no tFlnlng. No
ahllst havo 1rat. G|4&sa mum; Nun Who nr1 well
kHnwi.. a,.l wl.o hayo bud expcrlenue, aud WIN
Wu must curry uo dead weights. Already we
nehr 0G rAft UI nwyesA Whn ur1 In tut Held A'lu
who Art ultutE1lDurluv tIF khD piace. Several
.tresul scarccty rate above lno leyut Ut i shys-
II, ho al! things tu all men, to crawl. sacak, to
beK alld 1hpuru, to !tse benevolent oIXAl11u.
tipns, political orYantxa lions, tHahty t,uAitns.
stontrs, G7lultty ost1ctrs III tho luwla md In the
city, tt@aF wtn but W. WARN uFcry eIud alAtu Tor
tho vutiula lut:ui 4lteu5 WIN Hre i,uw In tue Held
that II thur waHt to succeed they Must nut VR-
, 1880-09-27
er into nny combination pr c.,i,il,Innt,0lls 10
4tst IN tho ltcpuhILcNn party inferior men for

Ter into my combination or Cntlllnntl0lls 10
inist IN tho Republican party inferior iHcn for
Judges.
Ii Wilt mt do, IT will bo like fastening mill.
stone ar,nml tlirIr nccks, IND viii crush Tim
Ticket 10 utona. IN thIs mtttcr tic ptn.pc viii
ssat,l NJ ny ',nns.nsn' nm ,1,has W. haSS hsnrl the
tho .l!l.lue:htps thu wn,lh hc II credit Il, tho
tw, niclI nrn Elliott Atstllnny, fr,in Tho Nrr,ti
shlr. a,ll ktsk iiawcs., from tho South shls.
M t,I,ly +, tho people In this city, but ''trsh.
There ,tr,s hut fnw mon Mt tho thirngo liar. Ut,
ftsr tiAt sinttcr, thrfn,Nhsmt 'hD West, wilt, hny8
hlltl n larErr, Or more s'.rsctt rSprrlence ~ n
tNwyrr. III Ill tue departments of ',is 1l(Hssto.,.
thnn Mr.. Antht,ly. tic hns been ntlt'., Eltr NJ
tt,rhcy. twice Corporation Counsel, wlta nlnni.
licr Of tho constitutional Conventions III lhli2
an,l iS>1'. aud helped lrtile tho l,t1,trt t;onstI-
tuition, nn,l fur ius'rp i!,an iwanty yehrs lnts
yraicrd his lrt,rrsst,,n III tir midst md IL mn
Or tho must titl,Istrian* indnfntlKahc. h?nst.
iwn xiIeh men IN Mr. Anihpny ilttl Mr, timw,s
cln IN f0tttli ~ acccpt tho p',si!dn If Jn,iHe.
We think tho eh0ll OF aniitl fry hlld hctter re-
tire.
, 1880-09-27

HOW q Solid Nam of Yaoston Views tho
IuuaiElp SttrcnaA Of 1Iiu IlrlllstcrucY.

How q Said MAJ. oS xsoat.,n yle,Sx ty,c
pnstbio S,,rcr.a or 1I,s s,r,narrncv.
1,on,rt,~ cn,t 81 tr,,,, tI.,x.,t,, t,',I .,,',,,
1lsrs different interviews with business
men, n,pst1y tfnsc Wll0 urp nat politicians
n,N! with number wIw nre Dr,,,,u.r,,,s. ~ tt,
tIir ,;,,,, ~ IN ,,,Tn.. ~ t,., ,.,aat,rn ~
iiu,o.. ~ ~ ,sfu.a lh ,rh, ,,'.i. n I. y.
.'.I. ',...",,,' y" .st,..'' "o ''"''s - u
1u5r a,n ,sneGialiirm aili. o. tnetli az: ,..
mU s1Gt % ntsnst mt n!la III oar mrfGsa
. , 'sy aSS Is t. Gsn1ifa oitGa W. s wa, W'e
Y ihteiES1ea " M i1tattcrs perlill'1ng
TO tsle l,nn!lc wGlfilre, and who giyeS Gonsld..
Hlllble thnMSEk ln t!le 6neIttlol1 or tlie lawsnf
lrhuG ~ isi[ecleH by !rtlantio11, Etts hSkpil II
!enIGiliE tltttStloii q Ill's ill1tilry'
!in reliien: ~ " were slflll!ly question
Gt tllo sleeltan 0i ten. llAtlruck tn tia Prest.
HcnGy ! W11lta % !l'tvn .lnt!,i'ts to say ugainst
w. Mipsss!'s'ir!aM N5 tha esftet Nih,n bns'nt'ss
Ee,lctnlly. Dnt wasGli II Ii enllsltfeltu tl,Nt
thG l)tlNnnfatc party nXpeet ~ Hnt Mtu
power ny tue Alu uf 1''s ltHctnfH frunl tho
:S,iayeStateS; thatn !ars,' majority nt tGDSG
s3tilita i.'lso npt1sly frlhldiltel tllelr public
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Nhe 4f u!o Nnrts. Z! cn'!ltliicllnn with Tho
t!ioy could 10, lM my Way strulen II President
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weighed, ~ they Will he, think the t'ilss-
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