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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
The Legislature.

The Senate yesterday passed the bill ap-
proved by tas dem oc:stio caucus tor the ap.
ooitioumeut OF the 81 It, for congressional
essntstion. The only change made 10
| tia present apportionment Ia transferring
Bo.etou,t from the Sixth to the Tenth Dis
triot.
Among the House bills passed In the SEN
ate was one t grent the right and privl-
lsges OF occupancy for twenty gears cer-
tain 6 its and wa,er.fronts on the. James
| river.
Senate bill (Mr. McDonald'e) proposing
t, appropriate 81 COD to disseminate among
Virgins fermsrs the reports OF the Nation
| al W. ct Ter Bu.esu was recomm!t ed to the
C,mmlttee on Agriculture.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Mushbsch to
iucorpor, t, the Virginia, Washington ard
MARYLAND ferry vas ,ken ub ont of Its Or
der snd passed. aud toe bill regulating the
use OF steam. boilers In the State, which was
recommit' ed last week, vac reported from
the committee With various amendments,
aud was defeated by the Senate.
The House passed Mr.. Muuford's eubstl-
tu.e for Mr.. Msgruder's supply ian bill
| The substitute gives the capitalists priority
of lien upon the corporate franchists. III 4,
OF mining and other companies for N 1rey
loaned, and the f1rnishers OF supplies the
same preference Of lien on the GROSS product
OF sooh companies. and tae second lien on
the other property. The bill does not 10
any wsy effect the claims for wages OF lab
orets or other employees.
The Kent railroad commission bill, which
wac Thursday night voted upon By the
HOUSE committee on roads. vas reported to
that body With the recommendation taat It
do net Dass
Mr. Bendheim Introduced bill to incor
porats the Virginia. Washington and Mary-
land Ferry Company. Among the corpora
tors are Feapcls A. Reed, Park Aenew and
others. Authority is asked BY the corpor-
a;ors to establish steam ferry bst1een
Alexandria aud Washington city.
Mr. George e. Oas,eil was yesterday
elected corporation Judge OF Bedford.
The House committee on counties, cities,
and towns decided to report tavoraby the
bill providing for the annexation OF part of
Lse district t. the city OF Richmond.
The House committee on proportions and
grievances decided to report favorably the
bill prohibiting deception 10 tbs sale of but
ter snd cheese, and preserving the public
health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
JgLEeRAPEIC BRY7TTTgs

Four Ct the lesdeJain tls;see ausrch; :
.t..ck 1t Xsres. Spain, have been sett.rced
to be eIecu Ell OF feb.uary 9 I.
The chipping 5. Nss Castle. Del t,.a.,
vas tlessed b. 81 ulu a.I9 large ctcE5
six 9biie, and si1 ceg,;e: co17lct5d che.
> o 7e..y larceny t,ok ison Eve to tzeov
Issh.s each. 10 adci In 10 n. =:,l.s.
three whites aad ona nes'o STOOD On,
hour each in lie pIilory for Burglary.
A BERTHE tragedy was eu'c:ed iu Carroll
couo.y TEN. Les: nignt. Chsr.es TrsyIs
and big wife hsvs been having 4 ue:tjc
trouble. FOX fona ,ns a few dsy: sgo
Trasi. kick=d liz wife ffon he dor. s5s
sHore 10 kill biz, AID lat rigdt vale Z.
Vas Sleeping she procured rez2'e ld :.a:h.
ed and cot bis fec. spd throat il dszp
PLACES. D.sth followed IL few mir1.e..
Waen help srIi7ed The wonau vas c:7ete1
With blood and was il the &C: Ct .aoo!r g
heraei She is now in jail.
Mss K.tis Shaw. dsushse1 0, Proutne.,
phyaiei,n. OF P.staburg, Ps., droppsi de.i =;
$50 o'coc< this morning while d.rco5 s:ia.
reception lien by the Pit:.blrz LIB L to.sl .,
the re- opening Of their cub ho1Es soca l. =.
Pi.tsburg Club is the foremost ors.n.zad = tie
city and las. nights iecep;ioa wu TIE :scil
even. OF the ssasoa. Mis- Shaw was 81 .. o
years of age and a great fa7orite in her ser
Judge Foster SAYS he sentenced the three s.:si'.
ants of the Bal imore se,uen in ss.ie: Aceo.d.rcs
with the Gillian l.w aud eI;T si:s .egre. ih.. "a
c,uld 10. 61 the responsib.l;:y OF B,st.ra.z':
Mats Rizgin'a dea b upon thu sri y PeE-o
Tat Hall vas q1:etly r'uo7,d lsoa ;.s jil
g. Wise courthoua-, Va, yes:ofd.y ard :.z.l %
Lynchbu,g for sate Keeping. a :r1gg7aro a..
corted him from the jail - where he took IL.
,rsin.
specisl d5ps'caes fon nuaerous poi.:. Il
Michigan aad Iaci,na ni.cs:a sigh: cessation
OF tn e2dsnic Of grip ta,t 4, 2re7s Ell thso1ss-
OF: those States during the past Two noa:5s
At csucus Of republican members o. re low,
House i. has been decided to star3 b. p,oaibi.
ton. the on = Two members REGARDED as saaky,
hayl~g made speeches favorable TO the la~.
Beer mot spii!ous iiqlor sccor ing TO &c.
csiou rem e.ed S. Helens, Mem yes:eEiAy IS
Judge Knowles o, the United sta.ea Dii.1.c.
| coun.
Col George Walker, ore ofthe oldest aud te.:
kzovn Msaons cfilln.ii d.sd ST Fr.ep.r:, IL
YESTERDAY OF tie gsip. aged So years.
The winter waea. crop o. Kaaiss has baea
damaged or is ser.o1siy threatened By un az,
able we.her.
Floods sre Devastating n5rshasn Spain snd greA.
dausge has beer dore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
a Remarkable Decision

GALVESTON. Tex Feb The State gu.
preme Count has rendered decision In the
css, Of Turner va tina Missouri, Kansas and
Texas R0a1, which has been placed in the
haods OF q receiver. Turner's mo her eued for
damages for the death of b ar son who wes
killed on the read. The case cana up on an
appeal and the judges decision was that mas.
much az the law mentions spec fcaIly ga
liable owners, propristo,s, etc., aud emlis
receivers vt 10 rosd cannot bs held respou- .
aible for pja,iaa IL e cited nor compelled to
pay damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
Foreign News,

LONDON, Feb.6.-The Greek steamer Emoi.
rices, from Card q for Ma ,,has been lost on
ons OF ie scilly Islands Fifteen other crew
We:s saved hui ten are missing.
DUBLIN. Feb. 6.-The Independent (Par.
ne.li.e) says that the reelection yesterday
o. Mr.. ia: i, McCar!g as chairman of he
section tthe Irish parliamentary party op-
posed to the policy fibe Parneli;es, wae
due to compromise arrived at In order to
avoid offending tie numerous aspi-ants for
the Craftsmanship. ore OF whom could
command msio'ity.
The Freeman's journal (McCartylte) sd.
70 tlthst other ait -Paruelites are better
qusll6 d than Mr.. McCAltJ for the chair.
manship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
SENATOR Hills friends 10 New YORK

Iy sysAToa Hills friends 10 New YORK
ba vIss taey will elect thsir delegates TO-
aua hold TIE ststs convection. c as, p y
f1s democratic committee Of tasi' s:sts IN
uric. accordspce With tie rules aud fatns
ottseIr psrty's organization, and t'sn 'afy
m.i' ke par. in the gub=equens e,eston Of
s.raaa,ea to TIE convention proposed TO be
o.iIad no tbs anti. Hill democrats. O'course,
a. nobody quesions their democracy ano
ast,e lat, convention will be se-cai!eo
dsuecri c convention, tley caDnt 1t Do pro-
bibl;ed from voting for delegi t e thereto
and as they constitute an overwhelming ma
jori!y of The democratic party in their at'
,hsir y,t q will elect usjority OF that con
7e,,iop also, sn1 that bcdJ will t1erefors
merely endorse the action OF t,s regular
democratic convention to ba held on TIE
o. al inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

AccoRDIye 70 d published statement, 3
msnoer Of ,he Last q. 3. Rouse of Rspie,
septa,ives IA an applicant for Email
mace under the doorkeeper OF tbs pfes
ept Houss. So ma0y ex-congfesfm
were candidates for the of'c's Of
the 8ouss at the laa. reorgauiz cation OF that
body tna. c7nic at the Capitol said be soon
ernsc.ed 10 sss uen who once occupied
essts 10 Congress among the spistoon oleso.
or, ,hsre To preserve La own dignity arc
sal, rsspsc.. the House should sdops rule
providing ,ha5 afer the present sesa'oo' tue
nsns OF 81 e1.uembsr shall 10: De upon Inc
nav rail O. i.E erplavee'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

"Whom che gods love die young," says
Byron; but ghy die when you can cure the
cold or coagh. which, neglected, means
death. With Dr.. Baips Cough Syrup, the old
reliable
A sensible woman will not fail to keep q
bottle Of Salvation Oil on hand tor mems
epts snd bralsss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

A Wett,rn newspaper says that the latest
sepsstiou is 81 Louis horse ths. chews to-
bacco; but the greatest sensation lie DR.. Buli's
Cough Syrup.
Aviation OH is the greatest pain.5essroy-
or OF t1e age. 1 speedily annibiates pain,
whether from cut, bruise. scsld, burn, frost.
bite or from wound Of aDy other kind.
Price only 25 cent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

TIE D1FYzsENCE between tle Hill aud
f,e Cleveland men ia at " bile the former
cav sry democrat except Mr. Cleveland can
he elected Pretidert, tie 'a:tsr cay that 10
democrat except Mr. Cleveland can be elett
ed. The truth is that the nominee OF the
national democratic convention, no matter
who he may be, provided he stand on
platform for low tariff arc good money, will
be elected, but So The yets Of New York is
necessary to bi, election, 1t would ceit inly
b, wl,e t, ronIna,e the iavor.t' OF the
msi7rt t. oil tne dsmoo.sis OF thai sta.e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
A Serious Charge

TORONTO. Olt Feb. 6.-The Globe this
morning publishes serious charges agaics:
Sir Ad.lphe OaroD, pos.ma:tsr general. L.
publishes fac Smiles of documents and
checks and claims tina. 1t can prove that
Slt Adolphe drew upon the funds In Thos.
Ms0reevy's hands Tor tho election Of 1887
and t1it hls drafts were for political pur.
poses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

TIE administration lie making great
.smirs.ion" over lts new commercial treaty
with Germany. Aod YET by that treaty the
German tariff tex ID removed on nothing
cha. constitutes factor In the experts Of
American farm products except what was
already provd sd for, and In exchange for
which this country agrees to admit German
beet sugar free Of duty. Why is the 'eci'
pycoity farce kept up?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

Ms. ePAULD1NG, Acting Secretary OF the
Treasury, in reaponse to call for ibtorma-
tiop, sent to the House waSs and means COM
mi.tee to-day a sta emens by which 1t sp'
mara that the rscs ipts Of the gove:nmet t
.iu,i,e The six months ending the 81 OF
;ss. D .csnber d.d not equal the ezpenci'
tures. Ard that, too, /. must be remembet-
ed though sbou. fifty millions Of over due
hills against the government were unpaid
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

TggLAReE auuD-r f1o,isa and H. ~
Gus piis, inrodncsd and acossed at ie2stn
in t,e lee.attre teia w.n er, induce uaoy
OF the wlser ioop Of t1e sta'e u 'es'e'
thst the sessions of that bcdg are mt qaso'
.epnial. rather than bienrial. Ce''alb'S
Iezis'a.ure1 must have very llttle to do "feo
they can devote weeks TO the oi.cnssion q
bills t,irciease t,e number Of women doc
tors and avyere, auo t, take the railroads
OFT CT the hau0s Of experienced raiirSao
nensnd tura them over to the mauageue'
Of people born End ralssd on ia'ms' sna
vbo ara familiar With no other occups ten
shan flaming.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

CoEeaRs:MAN HATCH, an ardent sup
potter of the an,i-oe:ion bill. says that Dill
should os passed because in april last ne'
on shs ,or of the Chicago Exchange de-
clined go eff :. OF ll4} cen:s bushei for his
whes. crop, to be harvested the following
July. and sold /. after harvest for 81 cents a
bushel. Mr. Hatch ia at logician. Ihe
very reazon he essieps fc. he passage CT the
bill ;s tee stronges. ons be couid ofer fos lie
deteus. Wise iarmers avaiied THEMSELVES OF
last Ap.lps q1o.a:icus 10 cell their ocm;pg
crops at high pIIcas. They saouid not De
denied eimilnr opportunities hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NOTICE. general meeting OF the stock hod-
IL ers o. the WASHINGTON RICTNATE FEE
PbO0FiNG Cj4PATY will be held At tho eff e
OF the company, at 128 sou Fairfax street, il
Alexandria on TUE D ~, the 8 d Y Of Mar h,
1892. By order Of tbs Polrd of Dirert,rs.
fet6 wti BALPH WALSH, Prtsldeot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
DIED.

1t Cedar Bill, Fairfax county, Va, February
9Th, 1892. q. 2:3Y o'clece, a m., WILLGAM
HUNIEB, IL the o4;h year Of his sge. Funersl
frsm his late residence Monday the 9;h, at 10
o'tlack 8. IN.
January 18th, a. Pie S mt HILL Dallas county
Alabama, Mr.. CECILIA A. B. UNDERWOOD
aged 88 years Mrs.. Underwood had a large
number Of relatives In Ale1ardris and ths + is
trics
February 9th, at 10 M, CHAs. II. BAKER,
aged 20. Funera, Monday evening at O'Clock
from his late residence 230 N. Patrick street
FIJI ;nds ard aequain' noes invited.
On Fidsy. February 5, sfter 9 short illnesa
MisI ALEtHA J daughter OF Ardr W and Jane
Al'chsaOn. Funeral Monday, Fsbfnssy 8. at 2 p
FRIENDS of the family are invited to attend
baltimore ard Washington papers pleas, copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is lst of the letters remaining In
the Alexandria Va, postcfice February s.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
sdyertised.
Advertised Letters, not called for vithin two
weeks, will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

Boswell, Mrs Florence
Brown, Miss Martha
Chsdrck, nr, Title
Col. man, Mrs Martha
ELio. &c. Ms a 8 q
Fr,cht & on, MeEsr5
GIrnet:e, krs Cltiey
Gibse n, Z
JeSns9n, Griffin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

Kilby, Hrs Caroline E
Kicherer, Charles
Rtxey, J
shafer, Mrs Belle
Turner, Mrs Belle
Warrington, Hrs Lou
Wsshi 1gton, Lloyd
White & Co, Messrs L
Wood, Miss Polly
PARK AGsEW, ?. H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
BOARDING.

TWO Oh IHBEE YOUNG II IN can he sccoul.
j. 10 dated with BOA6D at AIS Cameron strec:.
ian2S Il Mrs J. L. PETIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

RARMERs, Read
L X.0. DUsTi X.o. DUsTl
THE NEW AND GREAT Discovery.
z. o. DUST!
For the relief from the Texas or guf7slo F1v on
Cattle, just received md for sale by
sep9 W,F. CREIGHTON 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
Asant 10 the Celebrased

ASHLEY BgoK1Dz OF ARSENIC wATEg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06

AEoORE BROS. GENERAL COW DRINK
For gsrget, nav bognd, hloatins snd fe7eIs
Milk fever and abortion pro7ertiv iost received
snd FOR sale BIZ
fsb1a VT. CREIGHTON + 20
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q EAsONABLE GOODS JusT bECElYED AT

r D. q. LUNT,
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sATURDA4 gvERINe, FEBRUARY 6.

1919 xANDRIA. v q
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-08

Few, If any, instances OF such euorm-
nous tribute being eEuctcd from IL con-
Cuered nation.
it WAS wrung from bleeding Fmce
at the point of the sword, and so great
ygaz If that Biznurck Thought it would
forever Grippe the French nation.
BUt Enormous as was tile tribute
ezto-tsJ fem France at the point of
tie sword, it was I.Ot equal TO the ti-
Lutte which the LouCLJ IJers have ex-
turlsd frOm tlie American people in the
last twenty years.
Tie LCHdholdsTs purchased s., OI9,-
$40, $50 Il bonds FOR 81 ,37I. +2I, Os5 i'm
coin, making iu tie transaction @ clear
profit of &61s .554, 765i upon which
tLey have drawn interest ever since.
This profit, principal and interest
computed at i've per ceut-though
much Of it IlHs borne six per cent? up
TO the present time amounts I'm round
numbers to nearly s., 5OO.OOU.oOO-
two and a half times the indemnity
which victorious Germany extortod
from conquered France NJ the point of
the sword.
And this sum, it should be borne in
mind is in addition to the actual ex-
peuses of the war. 1t was uu extra
amount yielded up 20 the avarica and
rapacity Of am uupatriOtic and uupriu-
cipled horde OF Shylock money mon
gers.
1t was sxtorteJ from the nation at
q time when its perilous situation
would not ADMIT of higgIiug about tine
terms. The government was AS COM
plelsIy at the mercy of the money
lUauers as France WAS at the mercy OF
Bismurk when the German army was
marching through the streets OF the
French capital.
Ii was merely a question of the sur
| rendering 10 Wall Street.
Taking advantage Of the necessities
( OF the government the rtpacious horde
OF capitalist investors msrciIessIy sx-
/ torJed from the American people two
| billion and half of dollars.
IN comparison with such robbery,
wRging a war OF conquest and plumber
upon AN alien milton is Just and hon
| orablo.
Had Bismarck demanded ono thou
sand million Of perpetual bonds, boar
ing even the low rate of four per cent
interest, instead Of the immediate pay,
msut Of that amount he would have
succeeded in his purpose OF forever
crushing the French people.
He could have learned from John
Sherman useful lesson in the art OF
/ robbery.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-08
AHOTHmE 'HHPUBLICAHr GIVE g
his REASON.


Lucas, KANs., May IL, 1892.
EDITOR ALLIASCE-IND
Here is ny information for boud-hoId-
srs and bread-WiHHsrs per offer in
your paper, as 1 have never read the
above named book and would like to
see it;
In 1860 when the new party came
Into power my father put all his prop
erty he could into gold and carefully
put it IN a safe place, as he was not
sure the republican party would pro
t.ct capital. was young man then.
In 1864 / came in possession of a
thousand dollars In gold. I made d
good TRADE with one who was still
afraid Of the new party and got three
thousand dollars in greenbscka for my
one thousand gold. I then bought
bonds at slight discount. Ny three
Thousand dollar bond paid me one hun
bred and eighty dollars per year, gold.
1 at once put my bonds in national
bank. The stock WAS hundred
thousand dollars. The republican
party through tile government gave US
ninety thousand dollars ia national
bank notes. w1ich we loaned to the
people. This Was ia 1863. Ny first
years net income was "a little over four
hundred and fifty dollars. each year
rstnvestsd my income in bonds and
increased my bank stock. In 1870 1
owned forty Thousand dollars OF this
same one hundrsdthousRnd dollar bank.
The bank did extremely well, the dsPos-
its were large. The republican party had
passed the credit strengthening act 50
my capital was now gold. L have
continued to rsinveBt my income
always in safe untaxabIs bonds and
national bank stock. My western
bank interests pay some years over
twenty per cent, never less than fifteen
per cent. I do not now wish 90 give
my private accounts, but will say that
L have succeeded beyond all the visions
Of youthful Imagination. OWs all
my success TO the republican party.
That party restored the confidence of
capital, 1t has built mp the best and
/ safest banking system the world ever
knew. Tt protects capital; under It's
protecting laws capital has built up
the greatest Industries on earth. 1t
has paid more in charity to its couu-
[ try's protectors than any other party.
/ Destroy the republican party and elect
/ your peoples party, and my banking
wealth would drop away like rain from
I asclOud. no sir, my interest is in the
/ success Of the republican party. Tie
man who viii not vote for his own i'll
/ terest 10 a fool The republican party
We know VIII continue to protect our
interests. If the farmers wall attend
closer 70 their farms and improve their
country roads aud let those who under
stand politics attend 70 the govern
meut We viii be bgttsr on
If have not given "a good reason
why I should vote tue republican
ticket you need not send the book, if
I have / expect the book as Per agree
lmsut- A RErUBLICAcy
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-07-08

From the Detroit Daily News.
The Interviews, published by the
News, with prominent ady0cutes Of
the peoples party, are eye-Upeuors o
many Michigan people who live in t! @
cities and seldom get q chance to feel
the political pulse OF the rural lCpuIa-
ton. The widespread disgust with
the republican and democratic parties
is well deserved, but whether the peo-
PIES party can hold this great mass of
agricultural voters depends on Circum-
stance. With clean mon OF iutsIIi-
geuce, with platform simple in its
demands and with nominating couyen-
items minus The cranks s. no have gem
srully hitherto made their gatherings
bear dances, and their nominations
ridiculous, there is no reason why the
November elections should not dis
close over hUlf hundred thousand earn
est men protesting against the high
taxation policy of the republicans and
the dear money lsndugs of the demo
Gratis. who are now controlled entirely
by eastern interests. viii the peo-
pies party draw more from the rspub-
licaus than from the dsmocratsY 1t is
true That the strength of the republic
can is in the country. 1t is also true
that the major part of tile peoples
party vote will come from the country.
But one must not be too sure that the
/ peoples party vote viii make the lar
/ ger hole in the republican party's total.
| For there Is still another contingency.
/ Before the idos of November the pso-
/ pls's party may have better orgauiza-
| tions III our cities. The Australian
/ system of voting is their opportunity.
/ The Detroit clubs are growing; the
I Grand Rapid movement had enough
strength this spring to kill democratic
1 prospects there's and with a little
money in proper hands Bay City. SaEi-
nav and Port Huron can be made tc
cut into the democratic maiorfties fl
these localities. Then there will bs
the nominees of the democratic partyl
Alichigan's political chess board ia Just
now truly a Ills puzzle. Now you
think you have the problem solved .buI
just then up comes another factor tina.
knocks everything skyFsrd. stII, the
peoples party is in the field 20 star
and no wise politician viii fail C
study them and their methods.