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Easier.
~Ietroleum-Closed at 605sc.

Money on call easy; closed offered at 2:
prime paper, 5AG6H; sterling exchange strong;
b0-day bills S4.ol; demand "a 81
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 5000;
unsettled; steady; steers, 81 25@8.5O; Texans, So. q
m27o common rangers, ~. 25Gy3. IS; stockers,
$2.2543.25.
Hoss-Receipts. 25.0oo: frmer; rough and
common, sa.9o04.0 5: mixed and packers, S4.10
M4.2l; prime heavy and butchers weights. 81. %
A4.50: light. So. 75Y4.35.
sheep. Receipts. 5000: steady; w~esterns. $i.4O;
Texans, fed, 1910; lambs, So. 75l5.l0.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO Oct. 2a.-Closod -Wheat-Firmer;
cash, 94c;, December, ao9Gc; Mny, sl,0!.
CONFIRM; cash. SIC: May, 1910.
Oate~-firm; cash 3O4c; May BIC.
Barley-Quiet; f04G1c.
~Pork-Staady; cash, $8.7568 ,S1M; May, 81 32h.
LardcQuiet; cash, $6,25AB. 27A: January,
Short ribs So. 40a6 60.
Short clear-S7.G047. 10.
Shoulders-$6 .05M8.I5.
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EOR %sALE-FOR $500 GOOD BUILpING
II lot bOx15O on South end OF Rodney street;
address box III, city post office,
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F. A. FERRIS & COMPANY'S,

Vines improve by
age, but not SO meats.
The more recently the
joint has come from
she curing s Goth
or things being equal)
the better it will
please you when it is
cooked.
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TOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-O FEET ON
l. broadway near Hoback; easy terms. Ad-
dress postoffice box n, Helena.
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ADvERTIsED LRTrEnA
Io.ters to tho following sadrssses remain IN
called for ut this office;
MARY" II. R.,n "a. T..n"w. n"
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! cellar. water, etc, on Raleigh street; 81, 1900,
42xs8. Groom brick. cellar, water, ETC., on Hal
eigh street; $500, 50xlOO feet. s-room frame
broom frame house on broadway. E. 8. French
& IA 80 = ~
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TOR SALE-REsIDENCE ON WEST SIDE,
close to business center. large lot, east
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nor sALE-WAREHOUSE LOTS IN Ell.
Il liston, ON N. p. right Of way. 500. haths-
son n Co. ""s ~ . .. U.s..
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NOR bALE-5Ox14O FEET ON LYNDALE AVE-
II nue. at a bargain; terms to suit. Steele d
C1arnants. @T d ...."r. .. -f.. ".- ...
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TOR sALE-FINE s-ROOM BRICK RESI-
{ dence on west side. only two blocks from
Main street, fronts on two streets; very cheap
Eteele Il Clements. -
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TOR sALE-51,5O0 NEAT NEW COTTAGE;
l. hall, four rooms, pantry, two large closets.
good our-buildings: on east side, one block from
steam motor line. 800 down, $25 per month.
Matheson Il Co., Denver block.
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NoTICE-NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the BOARD Of Worlds. Fair Managers for the
state of Montana will receive competitive designs
for a building for the state Of Montana at the
World Columbian Exposition, and will pay
thet efor = prize Of two hundred $500 dollars,
for tho design selected, and one hundred lS1Oo
dollars for tho next best in point Of excellence,
the question of selection and Rejection to be DC
cided by the COMMITTEES on buildings and grounds
st the meeting Of the said board to be held at
Helena, Mont, Nov. 2, 1891. -
Designs should be drawn to one-eighth ca
inch scale, finished with pen in ink, and be for
building to cost not more than fifteen thousand
Of Montana materially and to contain a reception
hall, four parlors, two offices, and . hall for the
display OF Montana products.
fest in width and two hundred 5000 feet long.
This architect whose design is selected will 70,
ceive regular fees for plans. specifications and
cstail drawings.
Address I'll oommunications to ]. G.. Ramsay.
w NJ. BICKFORD,
Executive Commissioner.
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FOR SALE-S2,75 $50 HOUSE AND FURNI-
i ture; house has hall, six rooms large closets,
pantry, cellar bricked up and shelved. city water
IN kitchen, nice lawn and trees; hopse is attrAc,
tive, new, IN an excellent neighborhood and
cludes complete furniture. Terms. $3.50 down,
balance on easy terms. Matheson u Co.. Denver
block.
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FOR sALE-S5,Ooo 5oxl4o FEET, GROOM
1 frame house. a corner on Warren strset;
$500, 75x150 feet, a-room stone house on Madi-
house, corner, on Chaucer street; $4,000, 4O1l1s
feet, S-room frame house on Chaucer street. i.
s. French q Co.
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W()OT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q, -Wool-Firm Mon
tana, l9923c: territorial, 15n2lc.
BOSTON, Oct. 23.-Wool steady. Territory in
fair request at 60c for fine; 58459c for fine me-
dunn and 5S@55 for medium; Texas, Cali
fornia and Oregon WOODS in moderate request.
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TOR sALE-S1.s 800. 25x11s. 4-ROOM FRAME
frame hause, Blake street; $4,000, 42xss feet,
Groom brick on Sixth avenue, Beattie; t3,500.
S5xs9 feet, Groom brick on Beattie street. Il. 3.
French " Go,
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| WANTED-TO TRADE FOR CITY LOTS OR
w acreage, my equity .$l,5oO in a fine resi-
ing bath and furnace. Address Bancroft, i. o.
box 813, Helena.
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EOR sALE-$1oO FOR A WAREHOUSE
L lot on Northern Pacific right Of way in
Elliston; $40 per month. Matheson d CO.. Dem
var hlnck a
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TOR RENT-sEVERAL RESIDENCES ON
L Peosta avenue in Broadwater addition,
for SIS per month. Steele d Clements.
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WANTED--A TRADER WHO WANTS A
w ranch In exchange for business property.
Wm, Ninth.
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EOR SALE-$2,OOO SIX-KOOM DWELLING
II on one floor on west side, one block from
electric line; $500 down. S25 per month. Mathe-
son d Co., Denver building.
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w ANTED~TD TRADE 80 ACRES NEAR
w Groat Falls'for Helena property. Steele d
Clements n5sa -5t% ' u=.
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L,yR ~SALE-NICE 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
4 on Eleventh avenue near Rodney. Steele d
Clements, na" 'N ."" -u
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pARTNEK WANTED-WITH SIS. 600 TO JON
! the advertiser in business already established
and having a like sum invested; reason, | wish to
extend the business. teferences exchanged.
Address Merchant, this office.
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TOR sALE-6-RooM RESIDENCE ON WEST,
- side. bath room, we'll finished, $1,250 cash,
balance to suit. Steele q Clements.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PIECE OF
fate: close to Main street.. VIM. Muth.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMA LE.
Advertisements under this head three times
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TNOk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOTS IN
II Easterly addition, at modern prices and
very. easy tfrms, Matheson q Co.. Denver
block. "a
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yETANTED-PAK1NEk HAVING $4,000 CASH
w to take up a mining deal; will bear clos
est investigation. Address 9. H.. this Office.
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TOR sALE-$1,0Go: $3.50 CASH, BALANCE
! on long time, buys a new three-room house;
lot 50x125. Address box TIT, city.
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DOR RENT-NICE GROOM FRAME HOUSE
y on State street, $25 per month. Steele 4
Clements.
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WANTED-PARTY OWNING HIS OWN
w lot and desiring to erect a dwelling thereon
can obtain very favorable terms. Only 500 cash
required: Call and SEQ building plans. Wallacs
d Thornburgh. Denver building, Denver build
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TOR RENT-CORNER STORE, 24x5o, WITH
l. large show window. Splendid location for
grocery or other retail business; $40 per month.
Applyto Wallace q Thornburgh, Denver build
iru M-|..-9 .#
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IGOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, IS
y rooms, on Rodney street; steam heat, gas.
bath room, all modern conveniences. Steele &
Clements,
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LOR SALE-$1.5OO HANDSOME NEW
L dwelling in south part of the city; hall, five
rooms, pantry, cellar, large closets. lot 5Ox125;
800 down. $50 per month. Interest on deferred
payments per cent. Matheson q Co.. Denver
block, ~ @
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EOR SALE-$95O, q 35x1OO; ONE-HALF
i block from Rodney street: $25 down, $25 per
lot to the value Of 500 or $500 three years t time
will be given. Matheson q Co., Denver block.
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TOR RENT-s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
: Breckenridge only $25 per month. Steele d
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

Tor sALE-AN ", HOME IN ONE
! -, Of the best parts % ct city; Ten rooms
Good stable, fine lawn and trees. Will take good
renting property in part payment. Address P.
o. box 1852. t.
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NC BAI,E-FINE s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il on Spencer street, near Rodney, only, few
minutes from postotiioe, at great bargain. Steele
n Glemauts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-24

TOR R~ENT-STORE OR OFFICE ROOM
Z in opera house. Steele q Clements
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| WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PLATED
w tract Of the best residence p property on
west side; price way. down; half cash. balance in
one year. VIM. Muth, agent.
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| WANTED-A FURNISHED HOTEL In i've
Montana town. State rent. number of
rooms, etc. +. s. Burch, Great Fall, Mont.
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EOR ~sAI4E-$2.s0O,. b0x1a0 FEET. BROOM
L frame house on Fighth avenue; $500, 50x14O
feet, 5-room brick honse on Eighth avenue;
$4,000, 42x10 feet, Broom frame house on Broad
way; $4,000. A5x10N feet, broom brick house.
corner. broadway, h. n, French % Co.
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with all conveniences on east side for un-
improved property. R. A. Harlow, AZ Montana
National Bank building.
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VOR REMITTANCE WAREHOUSE CEN
A. Broadwator, Montana National bank.
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yIY ANTED-FO TRADE A GROOM HOUSE
wv on east eide, hardwood floor and finish,
bath. furnace, all modern conyeniences. for I'M
improved property. or will coll equity for 5000
Steele a Clements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Williams. His honor referred Allen's
case 10 the grand Jury, who indicted
him. In the mco Of Judge Iancs
decision, which, In effect. declared
Allen guilty, n uLibcml" trial jury
acquitted The accused.
Ia connection with this trial Fred
Kesler, l.. II. +. r.. ono OF the wit
ncsses for the defense, sounded n
"Liberil" bugle keynote 10 the sltun-
ton. In response u question from
counsel for the "I.iberal" Party, as to
whether he held any Office ut a
specified time, and II - 10 state what
It was, he laid: eyes, ! was Liberal
Registrar for the Fourth Precinct
There Il, In our opinion, 20 much
"Llboral" partlzanahip connected with
the couris, that n GORDON Of ''JuroricaP'
protection Is thrown around the tools
and corup,ionisls Of that party. This
obs,ructs the course Of justice, and pre-
vents the obtaining Of redress, froA'
enemies Of American Institutions, hy
citizens aud electors fraudulently de-
pfived u the rights Of suffrage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

Beach, Sir John Il. Cont,
A. j. Muudella, Sir Robert NJ
Fowler, Leonard IA. Courtney,
Sir Edwart J. Harlan, Joseph Cheney
Bolton, William Gerald Balfour, Jesse
Collings, Thomas Bur,, William Aba-
ham, Prof. Manhall, Sir w. Lewis,
Mr. Ismay, David Dale, George
Leyesey runnstall, Samuel Plimson,
Mr.. Madsley, Thomas Mann, I'd
Drew, Mr.. Hewitt, Mr.. TAFT, Mr.
Austin aud Sir Frederick Pollock,
editor OF the Law QudFier,y Reriow.
II viii lie seen that In the above list
are some familiar names. There is
pllmsoll, a man Identified with re-
forms In sbipbuilding, that has saved
thsusands Of lives. Jesse Collings is a
well known labor ref0rmcr. Prof.
Marshal IL a political economist. MI
Ismay is'a director Of the White
Star Steamship Company. Thomas
Mann Is n noted labor man. ATr..How-
lett Is manager Of the wigsn Coal and
Iron Company. Mr.. Tat is Chairman
Of the Glasgow Trade Council. In fact,
there Is not an Objectionable man on
the whole list, and the final report OF
such body ought to he Of much value
rs a polltlco-industrial document.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-20

This conference was held at the
Court House, 81. John, Kansas, on
Saturday April 10Th, at iOa. IN. Prcsi'
dent J. T.. Moulton presiding. There
were present Of the travelling Elders,
n. futile, Joseph Banks, Andrew
johnson, W. e. Mann, W. II. johnson,
John q. Giles anu D. NJ. Porter.
President Moulton, In his opening
addrcs, said that the Saints had met
together to bc instructed In the princi.
pies pertaining to their most holy faith,
and to enjoy the Spirit Of God.
Elder W. II. johnson reported on
his labos aud spoke Of the inditlcr.
ence Of the people among whom he had
been wording a. a missionary. lie
bore testimony 10 the truth Of the ever.
lasting Gospel.
Elder Andrew johnson spoke Of the
importance OF obedience 10 the Gospel.
Elder Hubbard Tuttlc spoke at some
length upon the Godhcad; and Elder
W. :. Mann followed.
At the afternoon session Elders j.
q. Giles, q. NJ. Porter and jos. Banks,
were among the speakers, George
Baker, II. Baker and VIM. Bmndon,
oi the local Priesthood. also bearing
testimony Of the truth ~ the Gospel.
Sunday morning Elder o. NJ. Por.
ter SPOKE ON faith and repentance,
showing that these were very essential
principles uHto salvation.
Elder w. r. johnson followed upon
a.. .N.taaf nal t,taH.s ~ ItuHNlauR
e.. w. Stayner, President OF the
Northern Slntes mission, twho had at.
rived the previous EVENING" also ad.
dressed the congregation. lie spoke uf
the way the Elders were called TO MI
Missions aud how Christ chose His
Apostles. All wcre not collegians, but
some were poor fishermen. Christ Pr.
dlcted that those who followed Him
would suffer persecution, and the
i.G,ter-day Saints had a heritage such
rs no other people had received.
At the afternoon session the sacra-
ment was administered.
Elder Andrew johnson touche
upon the apostacy u the primitive
Church, and was followed by President
G.. w. Stayner, VINO spoke upon the
principle u salvation for the dead.
Elder Tu,tle touched on the restora-
tlon Of the Gospel.
The general authorlticso f tho Church
nnd mission were presented by pr,sl-
dent Moulton, aud unanimously sus.
/ laincd.
Conference then alj1urnri until
| 1850. Daring the intervene Priesthood
meeting was held. This time was Oc.
cupied by hearing reports from tho
| Eden. and thtlr appointment 10 thtl
various fiulis N labor.
! Elder ruttlr was appolnted % labor
with President MoIltou nj the hcnd.
quarters OF the conference In Wis.
4 cousin.
Elders Andrew johnson aud o. NJ.
Porter were appointed 10 labor In
Nebraska. Elders W. X. johnson and
WIN. q. Mains In Barton aud adJoin'
ing counties In Kansas. Elders Jos
Banks and ]. q. Giles In Lyons and
adjoining counties la Kansas. Elder
Geo. Baker, u the local Priesthood
was appointed 20 preside over the ~
Johns Branch, Kansas.
At sunday evenings meeting Elder
JOS. Banks spoke upon tho hrst prin
ciples Of tho Gospel, and was followet
by President Siayner, who dwelt on
the gins that were In the Churci
fgrmerly; apostacy anu restoration .
the Gospel.
Conference then adjourned for SIX
months.
The attendance was not large, but
a good spirit prevailed.
j, u. MouLTOS, Clerk.
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why THE DEsERET NEWS SHOULD
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PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

I. II l. the Organ 81 the Church NJ
Jesus Christ Of Ls,ter.d-y Saints, and
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. Il may always he rolled upon A. adj
vocnling or defending tho right side Of
every question proper for public journals
10 treat upon.
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Lalor-dny Saints, aud has, from IL inccp-
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vious 10 her departure friend Of the fanny
cailcd IN 10 sec her. She was then very happy
aud said that she had iusi received VISIT from
a companion who died tpnl :, is.'i also that
sac was surrounded by many arpuaintanees
who ha1 gone before. and who had previously
lived In IIllmorc.-lCoN.
Mfie.Htu Star, please cory.
iLofp.--At west jordan, April 10, isel, OF
typhoid pneumonia. iiyTum, son Of Daniel ana
Mary Lloyd. aged 10 years and three months
was born NJ Abefkcnas. Glamorsanshife. SCUM
Wales. wa Graded In the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of faiter.day Saints. came 10 u1Ah
when Az infant, wa faihlul servant
10 the cmse that nj parents had e.
poused many years ago. aad was al
ways ready 10 comply with the duiies
deyol,ing unon him. lie held the oiice Of see
ond counselor In the nrsi quorum Of Doaoons'
wa a faithful member Of the sunday school
and . ". MI and wa, beloved BY all who
knew him.
The funeral services were conducted IN the
West Jordan mcctng.housc on sunday, Apfi
~ Coussllng rcmWks were made BY Presi'
dent joe. X. raylor. and Elders Lew Naylor,
Neil. Land, and Joseph j. Williams. aud
large nnmbcr Of friends followed the remains
to their iast resting. place.
MileiHiai star. please copy.
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THE ROYAL LABOR COMMISSION.

on the tlkDNal Labor CulunliaslUn' up
poln,cd 4. few lavs MOO by queen Vic.
torla. Much M thls romm,ut assumes
the character NJ n,,ludlce and Inbound.
ell eritlclsm IN. n.rsonel Of the com.
mission ia bar,hly Judged. The APP
pointn.n,s were made. il il said, from
marty and r.rs,,aI motiy,s. And all
tb... bns,y ,udgm,nts ar, rendered,
withont giving eln.. mr. serloua consid.
.rntion 40 IN. matter. Conclusions nj,
Iumpeti nj which n study OF the ques.
lion does not At all Justify.
First Of nil. A. IA proper 10 learn the
scope and dutv of Tho Cammi..ion. IL.
object IL. mainly. IN .nouire into nil
au.stIons nj issue b,tw.en capital and
labor. IL Ia alan in.iructed 10 inquire
into the m,,hods az orvnnI,ed CAPITAL
as well IA organized labor. Il will en-
de,yor TO ASCERTAIN low far legislation
can amelIorat. Tho evils c,onpialned Of
I'm labor ayita,lons. IL Inns the mower
10 summon labor reformers. CAPITALISTS
and industrial pbilosophers from every
country I'm Tho world. ani nav them
' :" ~ "o' So -.
lish goy,rnmept. Fur Information
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Ing,on ,.c,-ied from his LEADER. because
me- ,bouyht the interests al Ireland and
Of England would h, halter conserved
bv maintaining In, existing union.
Tber, are many statesmen and citizens
whouphold this view, and who honest.
ly beli,ye that .ueh would Ia, IN,
ease. vet they myor Home Rule
ior Ireland. They see that mat.
ora baye boen 40 COMPLICATED and
n,Ismnnaeed In the uast. that NOTHING
short of autonomy for Ireland, with an
Imperlal federation b.tween Lotb conn
tries will effect political harn,opy ana
real unlon. Harrington nan statesman
ms been broad and liberal and n,
chairman OF the Commission be viii
exhibit the same characteristics.
: IL has bean said that the labor ola
ment An Ireland was slirht.l b.eaus,
Michael DayItt was not PLACED ON IN,
) CommlsnIon. This Is folly. AIlehae
d Dayitt WINS never identified with labo,
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