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Nm. TlLpES's friends seem to be greatly
worried over the statement that he turned
the cold shoulder 10 Hancock. To refute
the bsae slander they open the campaign
ledger and point with pride 10 the follow
ing contributions: Samuel ]. Tilden, ol
New York, S5l,500, W. II. Barnum, Of
Connecticut, $4,000; W. L, Scott, Of Penn.
sylvania, $4,000; Henry B. Payne, Of Ohio,
$4,000 Oliver Il. Payne, OF Ohio, $4,000;
W. J. Gordon, Of Oaio, S5.0O0." BY the
way, one Of the above named Paynes "hath
received his exceeding great reward" J"
Does he want more? lie bankers.
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NEW YoRK, March ia Washington
dispatch says number OF Democrats think
1t folly to expect to carry Ohio this fall,
and that no nomination Bhould be made
With that object in view. Speaker Carlisle
thinks Ohio is naturally Republican
State The Republicans there always for
gettheir differences In a National election.
az ie in favor Of concedlng Ohio and max.
ins the fight in other States where Demo.
cr4tic success is probable Democrats who
think this way are those who oppose the
candidacy of Payne. The general gossip
among Democrats inclines ia! the view that
the nomination will go to the West, as the,
East has had 1t long enough, ,.,-
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YSeAelE CLICKS,

"A duel With swords was fought at Madrid
yeste,day between Viscount Roberto and
Major serpa Pinto. The former received
five wounds. sis;!ss.s g5Y
Socialist prints have been circulated
among the coal districts OF Bohemia. Sus.
picious letters and parcels arriving by post
from Amcrica, Eug!and and Switzerland,
are subject to careful examination by the
authorities. AZ Il s5i.i, +,
3 Inspector sMoser, Of London, has re.
turned from Francs. He failed 10 find
evidence thatlths Fenians in Paris make
dynamite or were implicated In the Lon,
don ex plosionb. He believes nine m gu on
board the steamer Danube brought dyna,
mite to London. x 8 ~. ,slss
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,v,rrpsoy DAVIS in u recent speech
halo,e,he Mississippi Legislature said that
,I,houpb deprived Of many rights as citi.
., NJ the United s,ateu, he enjoyed the
n,jvjlege Of beirga Mssissippian. II this
h,i,r epjoymt Mt to Mr.. Davis no man in
,ha coup,ry will rls, up and ask that he be
lanriyed Of il.
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A Tow, Nearly De.,rovea.

PHILADELPHIA, March 12.-Capt. Wylie
arrived to-day and reports almost the en-.
tire destruction by fire of Port Spain,
Trinidad. The loss ia estimated
at over 100000. The fire first
originated in the Union Club house, and
in short time the whole southeastern por.
ton Of thetown wss in ruins. The principal
hotel and largest dry goods establishment
were entirely DESTROYED. The buildings
were well insured in Eaglish Offices. There
was no fire department and tho flames were
only subsided when everything was con-
aumed. N, -IIs 81. :. y. ~ 5.
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great deal Of credit for liberalizing Ger.
many and for changing or helping 10
change the form OF government to q CON. n
stitutional monarchy? No, II makes no
difference who introduced the resolution,
It contained nothing more than was por.
lectly proper, and this country cannot
afford to allow the affair to pass over with.
OUT a strong protest, at least, against the
arbitrary action Of the man who thinks he
runs Germany. I shall do all In my power
to see that the American House Of Repre-
ssentatives maintains Its dignity and resents
come" -
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ST. PErERsBuna, March l2.-The Council
Of the Empire approve By large majority,
the proposed concessions to Russian Amer.
lea, (which conlemplatcs the erection Of
grain elevators throughout the country, but
Michael Ka@ a@koff, editor oithe Official Jour.
nal, Of Moscow, strongly opposes the meas.
ure on patriotic grounds, 1t is therefore
doubtful, whether the Czr will sanction
the scheme IL J, y I. !...,tt .s-tt
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r,v German Parliament has dropped the
..ss, M resolution, concluding that 1t was no
'%',, Ar,s n ,beirs, and that they could take
Sua s;,,nce Of nothing Of that character that
tvs " W., pls,le.yeen the heads Of the two
.n,ylg u.
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Ex.GOvERSUH FOSTER
On Arthur's ChnnceS-Doesn't Favor
His Nomination. ~ 4. -.l..

On Arthur's Chances-DoeBn't Favor
His Nomination.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l2-The DO.
litical people are beginning to throw OF
their reserve somewhat on the Preslden-
tial situation as the time draws near when
1t becomes necessary to take a position.
Governor Foster, Of Ohio, who has been
spending some time in New York, has ar.
rived. He says that they put him in the
newspapers, but he was not interviewed,
However, he added, Il said substantially
the things that are attributed to me. Il il
not nectesary to deny them. It does not
aeem to me that Arthur ought 10 be- nomi.
mated on account Of the opposition there
will be to him in some quarters after the
nomination. 80 ~. !; =, ass.:j5 =.
Us he gaining any strength in the West?"
Gov. Foster IVES asked. ll4!s.i' p r ys;ii, Il,
B""He does not seem to have much
strength there except among few Federal
ofliceholders.5 I hear that there haa been
m organic zation effected among these peo.
pie in Cincinnati in his favor to-day, The
postmaster is now here. There are 500
men under him, and there are others, ali
told possibly 700 men, and 700 men car, /,
Of course, do agood deal II they are In earn.
est" ~ = -
Il Governor Foster did not think that even
an organization Of the ofliceholders ceuld
secure much Arthur strength in Ohio. lie
was OF the opinion that 1t would be a yery
nnwisc thing for the Republicans to nom.
inato Arthur, on account OF the determiu.
ed opposition that there is to him on The
part Of many Republicans there. He be-.
lieved that while most Republicans every.
where would support the nominee Of the
convention there were some in OHIO who
would not vote for Arthur. Asked as ia
the situation in New York, he said the
best opinion there was that Arthur wonl]
not obtain more that thirty five or iorty
delegates. He will not 80. all the dele
gates from New York City even, said Mr
Foster. His friends had expected that he
would, bu. they hardly expect that now
And, after all, to get no more than iort,
delessteu out Of the seventy.two, AM
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COMMENTING on the question Of negro
,iphts, tho Nashville, Tenn, american
tDeu) say5: "There is Justification Of the
cIaim ior equal rights with all men
in tho jury box and decent accomuo.
da.ous on public conveyances commensu.
rate with the fare charged" This enlighi-
ened reason, plain and trite as 1t may
appear in our latitude, was not to be ex.
psc.ed from such 4 source. Truly, the
South does progrees. a.
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80. 20 = .aaiII7f
DtBRAlrOuH Cyclone.

i New ORLEANS, La, March 12.-Tho
Times Democrats Sta1kyille, Mics, speci,l
says: a cyclone in this county yesterday
destroyed every building at Streets MILF. !.
Many plantations auiItred serious los,. +
MIS- G'ier and daughter, and Ossian Gi.
lesp'e were killed. The loss in the county
was SlOO coo. -. -. - = 's {
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OswRoo, N. Y, March l2.-The marriage
Of Lieut. Jno. W.Dauenhower, Of Jeannette
fame, and Miss Helen Lnlln Sloan, daugh.
ter ot ex.speaker Sloan, occurred at Christ
church at II o'clock This morning. The
groom was in citiz.n's dregs. The whole
affair wss quiet but elegant. The party
start this afternoon for the West After
their bridal trip they will reside in Wash.
inufnn -. ---L.-L-l = q :. Vii Z. -,
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NEw YoRK, March lo.-The Western
Union Executive Committee to-day de-
ciared a quarterly dividend Of II per cent,
payable April lS:h. The net revenues for
the quarter endt March 3lSt. March bus.
ints. eR,imated), were 81 G50,00O. After
the payment Of the dividend the quarters
business will have increased the surplus
Sl24 600, making the present surplus
81 09i 7l0. 80.
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An ,IlMnontiIns Rnttle.

i srAKlN., March ], 1890 4. M-The
British have taken position one mile from
the rebel camps! The attack will be made
at dayibreak with s,ven d! gat,ling
gunB.efThe cavalry will pro ooably fight dis.
mounted. Hordes of rebels are hidden in
the trsnches,and pits. The British scouts
are frequently fired upon. ~ 5,s ~
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.osly seven persons attended . meeting
a., Francisco called Tor the purpose OF
mixing cremation society. The San
~ r.,rr;scaus s,e too well posted on their
a.. hereafter to take kindly to burning
,",a , That would be OVERRIDING things.
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Another Dynamite Outrage.

LONDON, March l3. 4 A. Nam explo.
sion last night at a hotel at Fu!ham, sub.
urb Ct London, is believed to be another
Fenian dynamite outrage. A bo1 contain.
ing four packages, apparently cartridges,
were found on the premises. Ono man
was blown to pieces. 5ig -s,
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Wool Grower.' Convention,

(, DENVER, Col, March pa large num-
ber Of delegates were present this morning
atths opening Of The Wool Growers' Con-
ventioo, representing Colorado, kanBas,
Minnesota, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming,
Idaho and Nebraska. To days session was
consumed in making speeches and organi-
zatlon. The feeling is unanimous that the
passage of Morrison's bill will provo fatal
to the wool industry Of this country. I'm.
portant action Is expected at to.morrow's
8; s'ion. Seven and a half million sheep,
or the annual production OF thirty elk
million pounds OF wool ars represented in
the convention. 1880
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,4'sA Demo eratio.Triek u

EL'zABETH, Nj March lss.-The Union
county township elections yesterday was a
mixed result. The Democrats gained one
tr.eholder. All the Republican; tickets
we're stolon at noon and 1t was late before
others Were printed. -,.. = = 80. -, ~,
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TIT, announcement. that the nail mills
-, " oont;pue to run is good ncws for
w%.slup-no NJ" less for other people than
T.. ,bo xorkinyncn. Their next vacation
.h,nl ~ be postponed until midsummer
.har res, 10 needed. l..
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Tux call for the Republican State Con
vsntiop is manly and liberal. 1t reflects
,,s spirit Of the national call. It recognizes
,h,, there arc voters who oppose Bour.
hopjsn srd ye! ara not identified with the
Republicans, r and to these 1t bids q cordial
Welcome. |. ID a call that will awaken .
aaanlar response. z----g,'-y,t's. I.
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TELEGRAPH tRIEFs.

. Freight trains were in collision neas
SuHtrns, N. T., yesterday. About ten cars
ofrt6ned oil were burned.
Five lsborers wers injured and one
killed by fall Of coal ill., the Avondale
shalt, WiIkssbarre, Pa, yesterday. y.
During 6eht at Sandy Hook, Ky, yes.
ttrday, Il. Q. Mabrey WIS hit on the head
with stone thrown by Faux Conn. Tue
row resulted from dispute over game
Of cards. Mabrey will die. q
I The Merchants Association OF Milwau
kee, hls passed resolution calling for the
suspension Of silver, coinage, Z, I.is expect.
ed that the Chamber 0i Commorce will
act on the slme resolution at,an early day.
! tits now believed that to tho defaication
ol the fugitive Postmaster Tiffany, of Ben
nington, Vt, will be added II heavy ecore
against tbs bennington schoul district, Of
which be had financial charge. He took
the order book in his flight q -.
S.F. Mckinney, ex x.member OF Congress,
and Il. h. Smiley, Of piqna, o., were in:
dicted yesterday io: receiving IN unlawful
amount Of fees in pension GUS 8, and were
admitted to bail by Judge Sage OF the
United States Supreme Court. %l35s
Frederick Vierks. a German, aged s.
years, was found dead near bis barn in the
town Of Lind, Wis, with his skull crushed
in. A mallet lay beside him, aut there i.
no other trace Of the murderer. Vierks
had considerable money about him befort
the murder; it is now missing. ~,
At Marcum's Mills, KY, yesterday, Asa
Cantrell was shot by John Marcum. Can
trell and Marcnm had an alteration bu
were separated by friends. Later Cautrel
barred his breast and dared Marcum tt
shoot, which he did,, killing Cantrell in
stantly:: Marcum is but II years old
Cantrell was aged IS and was q desperate
charackar SLll n .lLll.- ~. -lL.l
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-" Eehe 5HncAIac. s.zs
PORTLAND. OnRaoN, March l2.-The
Norshsre'l Nev, suspended publication tc-
day, having forfeited the. Western Auso-
ciatcd Press franchise. An tf:r 10 sell, the
plant for ten thousand dollars did not meet
with q purchaser.
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A wcs, virr,niau nnoo,x ~. wife,

A Wcvt tVirgtniau hhoots fsis Wife. 81
Pr. PLEASANT, W. VA, March 10
Joseph Qaimby, living at Wes. Columbia,
W., Va, while under tho influence oi
whisky, shot his wife with shot gun, in.
filcting mortal wounds.. No cause is as.
signed. N ,s.,.t., g 81. b.
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OQt ar Hnssfluve

!, rsASKLlS' N, f., March l2.-The TOW n
e. e.ss''0a yesterday resulted in complete
u,et,uTn. rudat n The town, which has been
,sas;e uSss democratic rule for nine years, Is
sA.n t'sl Republican by a large majority.iSSE
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Tho Ln,ner Deb 40 Ended.

BERLIN, March l2.-The Prorincial Cor
rtspondence says the Lasker discussion has
closed. The Germans agreed that It is no
affair Of Parliament 10 examine into the
merits Of q foreign politician, and that the
nations only intercourse should be through
Supreme heads. The German Gazelie attri.
bntes tha fuss to the Berlin correspondent
Of the London Times, the policy Of the edi.
tors Of which paper, it says, il to stir up
strife between Gsrmanya and other coun-
triee, ~! 4 n - 3sa
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,,.rov announced that England pro-
!" n regulate the sale Of patent medi'
p0s" IN ,ba, country hereafter. Can this
Gu s.A', mother uuderl'aud stroke at American
,,dusfiesY 'H "
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i AN OLD TIME RIVER Man.

lasUT. - hN oAo 1aAh hlN ELI MAN.
The ParkersAurg State Journal OF a recen p
issue has the following interesting item: Our
reporter met Captain N. Hoos, the oldes
morning. Tho Captain commenced ste am. /:
boating in 1897. He was iu this neig .bor- {
hood at the time OF tie Il ,cd in 1882. Ia
was the first who placed his haseps In front
CT his steamboat when towing. Formerly II
was customary 10 hitch them on behind. or i
tie them to the sides. His manner OF towing
was considered very amuslug at lis ofieiu.
but no one thinks oftowing In auy othe s
way at the prcseot time. Many OF our
citizens will remember the old fashioned
bowl whiatles which were used on th.
boats aud locomotives In the ,ol (
days. The Captain introduced the whistle.
now universally used at tho p.efeat time. II
was by accident that he discovered it,,-Hg.-
was going into Wheeling and his whis,le wss i
broken; the upper hemisphere had blown #. 4
H. PACED in ,.s stead a;Aeg His whistle also
cApstd much amusement, bns IL tns taken
the place Of tho old "howl'' screcoter, which
almost lifted man of his f+et when ii blew
The Captain also invented the spool wind.
lass" by means Of ~hich the yates tf thu (.
locks on all our rivera ere DOW opsned. They
were formerly swung back by, huge wind
asss, making hard work for eight men. 4
OuIlous " dsy, ub took out no ph eEt OIL Inc Z
invention, bat gave the company for which
he worked all tho advantages gr4tuitously.+ 4
He has been up the Little KahAwha rarsir- !
Ing the locks dsmsged by tbs late 4 ,od. Tho 4
Captain said he took the first stcambos. t.,
Burning springs tha. ever assed up the III.
tie kanawha. He Is now on his way Ia th4
Mu,kinsum to Iepdr the canal wsshed on;
In the flood. 7sl1S,..> 9z.,i, NJ : -
|. .SR TELE6RApnlc RtP,srs. - ~ q ia.
Lock No. 4 March 90 : River II fset O
inches and rising; raining. i, lS.-1's
BRowSsyILLr, Pa, March l2.-R,yer Is fs, t
i'ich aud falling; weather. clear. n &
On, Cl7Y, Pa, March lo River s feet auI
risiDR;,wsa,hes cloudy and raining. !S. =.
EsohrEsi bono. iPA., Mach l2.-Niyer II fces
10 incatsand risins slowly; weather clear. :.
y splrr Ru1ou, March l2 -Monorgahc,a river
l55isel .rches ard risihri weather c,eur a,lI
Y MonaANrovx, VIVA, March 70 -Riy,, :
fset 8 inones s.d Stationary; weather cloud !;
thermomet-. 5lo. +. Is - e. ,
| LeUsyiLLr, KY, March o-Thc river u
r!tlns y incht.i rer hour, w,ta l9h ieet -
tho canAt and Il Y iasl on the, falls: buyin%,,
J bslsEi weather Gear, VAIN mud p.eassut, 3
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IRON y ATTERs.


Iuo Wth'6Fn NhlI ASSOcIAtlon MeotlnR.
:. = Tho Easiern Irop Trade. e'.i,, g
z PlrTsBvnon,, March l2.-The Nail 'Asso.
ciation met to-day, 3, with; i! Mr.. Vance Of
Wheeling, in 1.-The chair. There was fair
representation, except from the extreme
west. The situation! was discussed and the
meeting. adjourned without taking any &C.
tion Of importance. 1t was considered hes
TO leave card ratts as theyare at present aud
this. price was reported. .sss being iAirly
maintained. ~ =, W..
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HOW ABOUT YORK
iTs IMPORTANCE AS A FACTOR
Ia The couinE CampAlSa-BlAia.'s LisutsnaAts
OrEaa!s!sE for a Cauva..-roster uafs,oYabls, Z
70 Arlhar'a XoninAslon-Ths Secret Of q
The Talk About Tildsa Ont.

CINCINNATI, March 12.-A New Yorl
dispatch the Commercial Gast'te says: Thi
constantly recurring inquiry Of politician
who come here from all over the country II
great numbers every week, Is: "Wha
about New York;" With Republicans tht
inquiry Is deemed necessary In order te
base an opinion as to what the other States
will do. II Is virtually conceded that Pres,
ident Arthur'a position in the National
Convention will be largely what New York
accords him. 1t Ia also recognized that
New York IL the pivotal State, and there
seems to be o general desire that her wishea
be 30 consulted aB to make her certain to
20 into the Republican column. 6A7#f
TIE VITAL 'lr."
II the President should secure prac.
tical endorsement from his own State, he
would be very strong In the convention.
Otherwise 1t Is not believed possible that
he can win the nomination. In this view
importance Is to be attached 10 the state.
msnt made here y day BY Captain Chester
=. Cole, member Of the Republican State
Committee from the Twenty.ninlh District
and chief harbor master OF this port. ~
He said: '"New- York's delegation a! the
Republican National Convention will be
aboat equally divided between Arthur and
the opposition. Arthur will have about
one-half Of the delegates. The rest will
be for Blaine, EdmundB, and possibly other
Blaine will have the largest
support next to Arthur. There Is positively
no Arthur sentiment in the State outside
Of New York and Brooklyn. Arthur would
be treated like Folger il he should be nom.
mated. l am friendly to the President,
but compelled by cardor to recognize the
!" E 70, "
~. OTHER WEAK POINTS. T..-
Coming Immediately after q meeting oil
the State Committee, when there was an
opportunity for a iull interchange oI
opinion among members from all parts Of
the State, this announcement is significant
and pointed. There are other other things
70 indicate the weakening OF President
following in New York, chief OF
which is the eaie Of the Commercial Id.
rerliser. His friends have had control and
editorial charge Of that paper up 10 the
present time. The ruling spirit in the
new. management will be Parke Goodwin,
who says that while personally friendly. to
Mr.. Arthur. he holds political views that
are wide Of those held by the President.
Mr.. Goodwin is q civil service reformsr.
and belongs to the Independent Rapubli-
st.s.5 Z r. 4H.HH
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TIE LAsKEk n4suLUI1oae.
'What will be Done with Thcin-What
y al .liiHnlnrck's action McAus. II

'Whnt Will ;hc Done Will, Thcm-What
! Il .Iiinninrck's. Action Mcnus. =. I.
From Our Specto! Correspondent. ~.
I, WAsnISdroS, March l2.-"What can the
German Minister do with the Lasker res.
olutiontw was asked Representative Guen.
ther. Of VS. s;onsin, this afternoon. Z.
"Well, l don't sec that he can do any.
thing more than 10 return them to
the German, Minister OF Foreign Alr,irs,
who will file them away in the archives
and there let them rest. I fear. now; as I
always have feared that the Com nit.ee on
Foreign Affairs, will consider the subj 'ct
sufficiently agisated and will lot the whole
matter drop. .kss,on and the other diplo.
matte members who virtually run the COM
mit!ee, will probably succeed in shelving
the whole affair, under tho mistaken no.
tlon that tho people have heard enough ei
the suhtect" 5? So s4 '.l44
win Hiscock's resolution meet the
same fate ?"Ej -, !. e, n J. 5, n &
%ff%;"No; think not Nj. Hiscock and 9th
ers who have tho same views that he has
wil',S L believe, insist upon action. His
resolution WIS perfectly proper. The Oehi!-
tree ,Jesolulion was passed by the House
and saint TO the German r irhs'ng. 1t
never rcacted'i, 'i,a Ge1sit tation, hut through
the at5itiary ae.inr otip.licc Bismarck VS.
returned in I'M insulting manner. and MIR.
HiscoCk's proposition TO rtalfirm thu opin-
ions otths Hrs ia, IL my j,dsmrn', rcr.
iectly proper. .t.s If
r.. iw,fAr BlsNAncx's AerloN MEANS Fl.
"Hrs. d." you rccount ior ) s'nsrck'a
simply that hir desire to plScs.e tho
anli.stni. tio element In German r'!i;i ;ica
ha. led him;to insnl'lhn Auerican itsnse
OF Representatives." ~ =s' .7'ia; 3
ytu ltink thr ,hs tenor oi tho rtso.
luton was inpsopA,?' .t3 &5ssS
81 do;no.. WAS not IN the city when
The questinn csma!up in III. IlhnSa, hut
think tho action was; iei:l,tr d s :our,e,tla
nor I'M proper" ~ / rs; Is %i'
/ ls;;"How about tho allus,on to Ia: kst's lib
eraliviews !? Da you think that sentence
should have been incorporated 2 n &,
Es;,"l see no reason why it should not have
been.! lt'wps no reflection upon any one
and especially not upon the German En-
peyor, for. has be not tAken 10 himself {