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A coNpLerg RgvEasAl.
cfevsisnd's rIectfon Means Control of
House. senate aasf Presidency.

cievsisnd's KIectios Means Control of
House. senate ana Presidency.
Chairman Carter has presented the
situation in plain, uryaTnis bed language.
In eouversation az the Fifth Avenue
hotel Ia New York ~ said.
The people ~ this country are called
upon - say ~ fher thoy desire to sub
stitute the policy n free trade for the
policy ~ protection. 20 substitute tt.s
wildcat state banking system for ths
present reliable currency; 70 abandon
the shifFing policy aud the trade treafies
known as reciprocity. There should 5s
~ doubt about iae result Tha = not a
free trade country Ths people % not
favor widest cerrcucy. They ara Ia ia
vor ~ reciprocity Tacy desirs the ner.
chant mallao - the United States 70.
established. aHla are oypcEsd 81 free trads
and bad money and tas reslc tionarg r.5l-
icy % ihs Democratic party.
The crfnEl1n ssnse 0f the people ads
o. buiwurk opposed - any policy
rh'cn ey amy r-i9i3fy may resuit Il.
huriine the ra-ln .own from 4 present
rrsIefous condition into commercial
claes. ieluari distress ard financial
ruin.
tnIus tae Peep. understand ihai 10Th
braleafs ~ congress would neces-ariv v
p Deluocraiic iu the event "a Pfesllsas
hauseis deicat We csrnot lots tho
presidency ana save either tie seaale ~
ti4s aouta
We are therefore cculscr-fd ~ h
what mast seeia 90 tae er.arsfr cii
a. an -ll lu4 llutt ian-te pam iF
anil ao-,lgif.y HFse lae roifeles uuler
which our Irtaeat pr4 rerlls coa.i..iaa
has been hgorstt into ezi.te1ce.
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DEMOCRATS LIKE IT.

They Commend tie Paper Which Calls
Union soldiers siufderers and Thieves.
Hundreds Of Democrats, aud the most
able in the state. including generals,
colonels. captains and privates IN tho
Confederate army, aud whose names we
have perui sion 80 uso, have compli-
mentcd and congratulated the editor Of
The Globo on bis utferances concerning
tho incompetent corrupt. disgraceful
and dhhouest' administration Of tho
pension oidle under Republican rule.
Nor was this all They Save told u8
that when $50 charged ttti tho lousy.
dirty, sueakng, diHepafalie aud damn.
able scoundrels who hove toned them
selves upon the pos ion rolls OF This
country were murderer. thieves, incen-
diaries and hbcr'iuos that We told tho
solid, honest truth.
And when we fnid that there wers
half as many th.ovcs ard men who
raped and pundwtd ihe south 90 the
pension roll today "a thcfe were iu tho
peuiteutiaries of dozen states we only
told enc trulh.-Durlam CN. C.J Globe.
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Pt55is6ed kyery Hedneyaoy
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Tho Deuoerntis parfy voted soiidiy in
consfcas aaa-ust t;rvntnra- prngeFffi,us
- exclude sonsict made aaoss from ihis
country, aud iti president is message
sent to congress Dec. q. 1880. recon-
nended tbe placing of gosernment pris-
oners in eoup petition uita nhe labor o.
tho country by employing them ln ths
manufacture of such articles 80 we're
needed for use ~ ths government" In
addition 90 uiis o. voiced tiie nuticon-
viet iabsr 20 1850 nn1 iers. snd white
governor of Nes iol.. t..a.I a bln aboi-
lshiug eenUct nDaf 81 pranfs.
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Democratic sserfss nsat rissuil r.s e.
that fef tks ar-t ti-4e .iuce 1881 ere
Deniorrsts eii sauir.i horso. b, &C. s.. a
tlrin srsttFi uafer watch oas silesaid
pfosrtrity hss been baut ep- Xss VIA
he f.-Ioiisibia lor thls reversed U voa 90
uot vote Tor uarrisoa snd So th.t your
uoi4htsfs 40 80.
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If you want good cigar 60 to
E W. Otiut& Co. for 81. tf
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SIFictZN - n adtante.

cob pripdng of rl Kinds neatly
- 4ua ,eomptly exccuted ON rea
sarAhle ieTms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
CLASS No. g ENTERTAINMENT.

This class gave program OF literary,
musical and pantominic exercise at the
First VI. E church last evening which in
selection, rendition, and figure has not
been excelled in the city this season. The
program opened with piano solo by Miss
Maggie Woody in fine style. Miss Mary
Mccullough recited a Child Martyr in
a manner both beautiful and expressive.
1t was highly complimented by the re-
peated applause given the young lady
Miss Mary is gaining force and elegance
in her delivery and is amongst our very
best elecutionisis.
Miss Gertie Jackson executed violin
solo in classical yle. and while CLASH
cal.was full of meloQs. This was received
by the audience with delight.
Aunt Meiissy on Boys was repeated
by Miss Ruth Woody in an inimatable
style, and not an expression or manuerism
was lacking TO give this laughs Die piece
all its character Miss Woody is highly
cultivated in the art OF expression and
combines force with ease and grace of de-
livery
Miss Lucy Dewey recited Jack Dsw Of
Rheims This was recited as Lucy Dewey
recitss-iu astyle, grace and inunciation I'M
surpassed. Miss Lucy possesses rare
qualifications in this line. and at her
first appearance on the platform attracts
and pleases and has the audience at her
command
Italia vocal duet by Miss Adams and
Mrs Watkins, with Miss Slower at the
piano, was most delightfully."- rendered.
These ladies did themselves honor, and
the loud applause given them at the close
of the piece wss very complimentary.
Miss Nellie Mcpherson then sang The
Soul That Reads Ny Heart" This was
so sweetly aud euchantiDgiy rendered that
the house gave such an ovation as is SCI
dom witnessed OF course she had 10
return after, or rather, during the en-
core. and sang Pictures on Ny Heart :"
This rendering was equally as fine rs the
first, and held the audience spell bound
with the sweetness and melody of her
voice. Miss Mcpherson is one Of the most
accomplished singers in our city, and her
execution of such rare and difficult pieces
is surpassed by very few.
Then came 'Fiorina" by the class OF
young lAdies, under the direction OF Miss
Bertha Dougherty. This was perfectly
performed in all the motions and figures
OF elegance The ladies were dressed in
white with boquets OF flowers. and TO the
time Of slow and soft melody went through
the beautiful motions aud attitudes of the
Roman Flower girls, famous in song, and
as the last pautomimic gesture was made
the boquets went flying out into the faces
and laps OF the spectators. and the dumb"
or mute procession took its departure
from the Stage amidst loud and continued
applause
Mr. George Campbell should feel himself
highly honored by being the teacher OF
such class and deserves great credit him
self. for the deligat Of this evenings enter
tainmsnt
After the program followed social. aud
in the rooms adjoining the auditorium =
nice lunch was given By the class. and
away into the night the social banquet
ting, of beauty. pleasure and literature
went on. TO the improvement AMI beaedt
Of all The large church was full, and
al were happy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
\ Us1oUE AND cHagnINs EVENT.

At ths eusiczl ROOMS Of Professor A "
sickEsr. IA ths Fletcher block, occurred
.ast nigh: one % those ever popular za8
pleasing eFs1tS. TIE TegU ar Ec1taIy re-
citAl By the professors p1Pils. Iris was
class rectal No. - and was II kse9Ing
wiki Professor Slcknsr's way og dol5z
.hings
TIE program. IS 20 the selection O.
pieces, Consisted Of TIE higheSt grade C
classical ruzsic. tie rs36sriDg q ~hsch
was rot o8ly Del ghtfal 20 the critical sad
tcss present, bat = very azstsri7E sxbiSs-
ten q ths superior skiil q the pss-koTrrsrz-
TIE V-ogr4r1 a. pu5ilaAs1 n TZss1zy
u1orntEz's EAGLE Vas Cured CAS-, VIII
tie sxcsgt5oa ia. Mss Mage BT0Sa &
AaxBstA was prsTe1sed b sickness from.
es~lGg present. gate - zee p7osaE-nsss
% ser teacher and e.zss. as vel a. tie
zudiezcz.
TAS pnartic parts were al yozBz is1jsA
who~e names are ss foAiogss- bsatrlcs =
Thomas. --ze5e r Nae1eF.za6er. Lillian
Il Johzs5n. fsazi.a. Bzgisas-e31. Jessie
Sszwzr-. Ne.ls. Js7>s. BsAsrlcs 2 Ret
Gertrude Casks1as Ss3e q rE-se hat
t.Fa CT more pieces
Es 4zs4leZcs 2Fes=at SAs 1ct asrzs- BIT
1szszstsd .. Ike At-eess and ms Gp5-s-
-ztsve ruzssezi critics o tzs elsv. wlso
wz1s az=S<aE " sc ca s-y.S&@-9--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
A HOUSING MEETING.

The railway employees OF Wichita met
last night az Sons Of Hermann hall as
heretofore announced il the EAGLE. aod
held rousiDg and interesting meeting,
which was characterized for its harm0ai-
Gus deliberations as well as FOR its enthu
siasm. The object OF the meeting was 20
take the Initiatory steps in the form alton
Of permanent local organization known
a. the Railway Employees club. The OBJ
ject OF the association IS 20 protect their
interests through favorable legislation.
Also 20 promote social and intellectual im
proEement By the free discussion Of in
portant issues affecting the welfare Of
this class Of employees.
The meeting was called to order
BIZ President O. A. Brown, who in
troduced 70 the audience I r.
SSzfmau. president OF TIE Iowa State
organization.
Mr.. Steadman spoke az some length
upon the various merits Of the orxa2iza-
tioa, and bY the mastery handling OF his
su bject thoroughly held the attention q
his audience and succeeded in sro1si ng the
enthusiasm TO he highest pitch Promi-
nens among the officials present we're W.
Il. Egou. second vice president, aud l. 7.
BiSler, Kansas state organizer. who also
addressed the meeting n few bris. and
pointed remarks,
The organization starts ous under the
most auspices prospects as evidenced bY
an euroIn=n. Of ssventy-fo1r Esuber=
a. : be close o. TIE meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
Bu sINEs> BRIEFS

The Boston store front has been treated
20 a new ard gorgeous coat Of paint, which
materially improves the appearance OF that
popular dry goods emporium. When the
pain:er' got his brush working he did not
stop at the Boston, bat painted clear up 20
the corner, including the Wichita National
bank Green predominates among the
coiors used.
Mr.. Valentine. the North Main street
grocer. Is enjoying a pleasant visit from
his uncle, J. 7. Valentine, ot LanAEk, IL
Cliff SAWYER has adorned the front OF
his photograph establishment with a very
handsome showcase. in which are dis
PLAYED fine samples of his work Mr..
SAWYER has Just received a fAttsring
letter from HArper's Weekly in reference
to his picture, ''The White and the Black,
which will appear in that paper this week.
with an article from Ms. Toser on the
subject.
Mr. Frizelle. the Frenth candy man has
made some inc improvements in the in
terror Of his ice cream psriors The i'm
provements viii be no;ed fully In q future
issue
Giles and Shields. % Eas: DoaRlss ave
nue. have painted the front Of their cigar
store a vsrd2ut green which catches the
eve Of every I-ishnAn who pass il By
The Lev Hamllton's nsw brick building
has reached tie third storY and IL looks
decidedly handsome Il rs ArchixcsuAl
design
McNaughton Bros. have pAin ted The
front Of their shoe store tie deepest kind
o. red. including the large telegraph pole
that stands so ma sst.eslly IN front.
John Herrig has treated The interior q
his cigar store 20 thorough spring rsao-
walton Including a fail and oonplsss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
INTER-soCIETY PROGRAMME

The much talked OF and oft-postpoued
inter society programme will be given to-
night in the chapel az Garfield university.
commencing promptly At SIS. All are
cordially invited; come out and hear the
public school question thoroughly dis
cussed. The following is the programme:
Orchestra
Invocation ..-..------ ..+-Drs hendleJ
Toast-''rhe Edmund Burke Society
Vocal solo. Miss Nellie Mcpherson
Oration-"What Are We Here For. 3"
.........-.-.-..-..M Miss Belle Wells
Orchestra,
Debate-"Resolved that the Public Schools
are Retrogading, Rather tnan Progress
Jog
Affirmative-Miss Pea Woodman, ". "
Anderson
Negative-Miss Florence Flower, Ear
Blake.
G-rhESrra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
TIE EDITORS COMING.

On May 10, az excursion Of the National
Editorial association will pass through
Kansas, STOPPING at the larger cities for
some time TO give the editors a chance 70
view the country. The excursion viii
consist of three trains OF about seven cars
each. Two will start from Chicago and
will pass through the state from Kansas
City via the Santa Fe- The other vii. start
from ST Louis and come over the Frisco
20 Wichita aud then on 10 Burton. there
taking the Santa Fe The hour at whica
the excursioaists viii reach this city aud
how long they viii remain here : nos
definitely known. but VIII be ascertained
and announced little later. About 40
people are expected 70 make the journey.
which IS 70 California
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
PERSONALS.

J. P. Hathaway OF st. Louis is in town
W. C Quad Of Indianapolis is at the
Carey.
P s Donaho of St. Louis is at the Man
haitian.
J. ". Going Of Salina was at the Carey
last night.
Henry a Snyder of Boston is at the
Metropoje.
Scott E Whine of Hutchinson is at the
MetropOle
!. F Surfer Of Topeka was at the Carey
last night
L. :. Stedman of Des Moiaes is a guest
al the Carey.
Bion Cole Of Kansas City is stopping at
the Manhattan.
Gus Y Wells Of jefferson City is a guest
al the Metropole.
Lon Marker of Kansas CITY is registered
al the Metropole.
". c Foley Of Kansas City is an arrival
at the Metropolis.
{. L Stoner OF Sedgwick was at the
Carey last night
John H. Onsiott OF Guthrie was at the
Carey yesterday.
Z. VI. Rains of Cincinnati, O., is stop-
ping at the Grey.
Z W. Whipple and wife of Chicago are
guests at the Msnhattau.
William H Carnes of Wellington is in
the cIty-st the Manhattan.
Mrs J. E Brink and son of Spivey were
guests al The Manhattan yesterday.
E P Halssead of Washington, D. c., in
spector Of pensions, Is stopping al the
Metropole.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
CaiLDREN'S HOME

Through the courtesy of DR.. Winters,
who kindly gives up his evening service
for the occasion, the regular annual meet
ing of the Wichita Children's home Will
be held in the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow Light. May / The president
and directors are especially anxious that
the friends of the home should make an
effort TO be present, as this is the time
when the work of the institution Is placed
before the public, and i Is desired that
those who have so kindly and generously
helped in this cause should go and near
the results Of their efforts The program,
which is short but interesting, viii be
given in full in SUNDAYS EAGLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
BIRrHDAY PAKIY.

Miss Lettie Stout celebrated her twelfth
birthday OF Thursday evening by giving
her little friends party from TO 5 P. N.
Ice cream and cake were served in pro-
fusion until $50 The little folks enjoyed
Themselves very much. Those present
were: Miss Mids Hutchinson. Alta Remer,
Faith Warn. Sadie StiIlwelI. Birdie Ford,
Claude Mccoy, Carrie KYLE, Blanch Child.
Olive Simpson, and Babe Dennis. Mr..
Willie Hoenscniedt. Harry Simpson, Al
bert Geriug, Bert Truck, Bonnie Warren,
Johnnie Stark, Frank Ratliff, Johnnie
Choppie, Charley Sims They all spent a
very pleasant evening. and wish Miss
Nettie many happy birthdays.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
Hoods SarsapariIIs
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERS TAKE
NOTICE

Arrangements have been made with the
Rock Island to charter car for delegates
TO the state convention TO be held at Kan
sas City May 70 8, next.
The car will leave on the regular train at
$50 a m, Tuesday. May g. aud arrive Ia
Kansas City that evening. The rate of
one fare fol- the round trip granted By the
railroads enables delegates 10 go aud re-
turn for the small sum OF 81. Is. All who
expect 10 go in this car should sea the
chairman OF the transportation committee
and receive their tickets before noon of
Monday. May 5, as 10 accommodations
will be guaranteed those who do not COM
municate with him aud secure their tickets
by that time W. q. DEAN.
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WILL MAKE THIS HIS HOME.

DR.. ". A Noble. the physician in charge
of the keely institute just located in this
city, has decided to make Wichita his per
manent place Of abode, although he owns
one of the cosiest and best equipped homes
in Caldwell. He has not yet procured a
house but thinks he will locate on North
Lawrence avenue. This viii add 10
Wichita not only the doctor himself. but
his excellent and amable wife and two
very bright and accomplished daughters.
Dr.. Noble is an old time kansan and was
always esteemed as one OF the finest pbysi-
clans and surgeons in the southwest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
FAREWELL cEPrIoN

Mrs E J. Foster, who has long been
favorsbIy known TO Wichita people
through her work in the Chi.dreu's home.
Is about TO leave she city TO make her
home IN Indianapolis, and Il has been az
ranged 10 give her farewell reception a.
q token Of the esteem IN which sae : held
by those who know aud appreciate her
work and worth. The reception will be
held Monday evening. May >, beginning az
5 O'clock, al the hone Of Mrs, J. L Dyer,
loI7 North EmpOriS svenUe Tia personal
friends of Mrs Foster, both gentlemen
and ladies, are cordially Invited 10 be
present BIZ the committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
KINsLEY DELEGATION. ATTENTION.

DGLCoA A1C-'t "a l--' 49,
The following list of delegates TO the
kiusley convention May 3rd are earnestly
requested TO meet at Stanley & Hume's
office today at o'clock p. n sharp-for
the purpose of completing arrangements
for full representation at said convention:
Z. NJ Dofemeyer, T. H Randall, c. L
Miller, c. 4. Van Ness. L s. Naftsger, L
NJ Cox, I. Reed. Ira Jackson, Charlie.
Fecheimer. Ed Phillips, Y. L Alexander.
]. E. Hume, A H. Carpenter, T. :. Burt,
". D. Mccormick, Frank Oliver. j. NJ.
Alien, s. D Barrett, Isaac Shively, A s
Marble ] : Carson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
BEAUTIFCL WORK.

j. A Bishop, the wall paper man, has a
large force of men at work in the large
and beautiful dining hall of the Carey
hotel They have been at work two weeks
The calling has been newly frescoed. and
it really looks splendid The frescoing
and paperiug on the walls can not be ex-
celled anywhere. a carpet will be laid in
the hall which viii make it one Of the
finest halls Of its kind next to Chicago.
Carey & Slough deserve much credit
for their good taste and enternrise
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thas any two Kansas d6iites comb d; reaching 30
towns on TIE dsy q publication IL Kansas Indian
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The columns II The EAGLE have been tested and
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southwest The only daily that reaches al the ter
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Mrs. Fred Smythe, North Lawrence
avenue, gives complimentary reception
to Rev. K 4 Shipper Of Washington this
afternoon from TO and in the evening
from 5 TO 10 O'Clock. Friends are ex-
tended general Invitation. This is an
opportunity to hear and meet one OF the
learned divines Of the east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
DIR. wILLI>ToN.s LgcrUKE

Dr.. Wilson brought the university ex-
tension lectu r. course TO al cad lass even
ing with very Instructive lecture O. the
ice Age n North America The attend
sEcs during th= lect1Tss bss Kept stezGil Y
increasing, indicating the professor
power 70 attract By the legitimate force d
thought rather than by superficial orator.
cal methods The course has been 4 sue
cess IN every way except financially. At
the very outset 9 deficit vas IOoced fer
owing 10 the fact tezt The season Ilckets
were put az such a pop1lsr price
To make good the small 6eGc5t Ar. q
W Co!lings Of tie Leader hz> very kindly
offered 70 give his fne illustrated lecture
on the Mammoth Cave Il TIE Beard ot
Trade hall next Friday evening L :
hoped ta2E ali friends OF tie university
will attend fer the sake OF the cause zad
that the general pabI.c viii aocspt this op-
porcunIty 70 listen 20 lecture Of absorb
rig interest. al eae same tine seeing stereo-
scopic views u the care ana IL wo1lsess
Chisholm creek Is 81 present lover than
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
THEY OUGHT ToBE ARRESTED

Some rascals are at large that ought to
be put under lock and key as soon as pos
sible. A fine large building. which was
vacant for short time, on East Douglas
was broken into few days ago and nearly
ali the hardware, such as locks, door
knobs, etc, stolen. The deed was done in
bright daylight. The building is within
the corporate limits o: the city. The doors
were badly mutilated by these thieving
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
MARRIED.,

st the home of the bride at Haysville. this
comfy, at o'clock Wednesday evening,
April -, Mr. Charles W Watkins and
Miss Georgia Cloud. Elder L c. Patton
pronouncing the marriage rites A mum
Der Of friends from the city. together with
many neighbors, were present TO witness
the joyous event. The couple received
number of valuable presents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
HNAIIY OPENED

The people residing on Park street are
now rejoicing that that street has at last
been opened TO Topeka avenue. Il will be
remem bered that the Miller property was
bar to opening the street and consider
able litigation was INDUCED in until II
was finally settled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30
NEVER SAW IT BETTER.

J. A Burson, well known and promi-
nent farmer Of near Sedgwick, was in the
city on business. He reports everything
moving smoothly in his neck OF the woods
Corn planting has been nearly completed
and is coming out nicely in many places.
Mr.. Bnrson says that he never saw the
wheat looking better.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30

H. Wilton o. Cheney WAS in the city yes
te7dsy and to'k home with him a nice
buggy aud new harness. which be bought
while here. and expects 70 enjoy himself
IN riding over the fiower-damasked prai-
ries OF this beautiful land Of bright sun
shine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-30

Yesterday Park Massey came within So
see Of being licked by ) farmer who
thought Mr.. Massey was sam Aml6on.
The farmer was au Alliance man and be
Was hot AZ sam because he Is opposed TO
delivering the Democratic party over 10
The Alliance II might be observed that
N-. Anidon and Mr.. Massey look as much
like Is day and night