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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-31

country the Industries for arynor and gun steel.
Nothing above a six-irch gun either bad hccr or
could be forged In this country with cur plants.
as they were in iSs5 Therefore, on. real fight
Ing ships still In course OF construction.
The Maine the Texas the Monterey and others,
whicf, viii later be out, viii In another year
make our effective force much mere formidable
than al present.
But we are strong enough for anything re
CURED for q war with Chill
We have thirteen modern ships. with modern
hieh-powered guns and fiill armament. manned
with the best men In the world for fighting pur-
poses. and together they could easily reduce
Chill in weeks time. SO that. so FAR Gs the
seas and harbors ere concerned. they would be
free OF a Gillian dag.
These ships are the Baltimore. the San Fran
cisco. the Newark the Philadelphia and the
Chicago. These Eve are large and Of over four
thousand tons displacement each. and modern
In every way. and superior TO anything Chill
nas Then there are the Charleston. Boston,
Atlanta. Concord. Bennington. Yorktown. this
latter with the additional armament Of Fight
ing Bob" as O comma nder. which doubles her ef-
fective force
Then there Is the Monitor. Hiantonornoh. the
vesuvius and TIE torpedo boat Gushing. all cx-
trenely important II they were only IN the Pa
cinc.
Stii here r. enough "a make short work OF the
Chil.an question n II comes 20 that. Allow me
to say that cannot think that II viii
WIN. c. WHITNEY.
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Her mother. Mrs. Charles J. Barnes.
presented her daughter 70 tia social
world at . very brilliant ball given Al
kirsIey's some two or three years ago.
The portrait Of Emily ChamAsero
scarcely conveys an idea that this o~au-
sifal yeunx woman h . seritabls
daughter Of the nighs-d4rk, naughty,
inperious. She Is the daughter OF John
T. Chum2sero. Of the house Of j. v.
Fzrwell & Co.. from whom she inherits
that tinge OF money consciousness
which many think quite spoils her
stataes4ue face however that may be.
she has been the recipient of much at.
tenfion since her debut into soeiety's
mAddening whirl. of which weary round
the young girl admits herself inordi-
nstely foad although she keeps herself
well in hand aud has time for music
and charities.
Miss Chunasero afects the English
In her attire. and, as she has very
smart figure. her braided costumes a Ia
militaire are always becoming.
A girl who. IAN she would" might
be a rcigring belle Ia Chicago is Helen
Fairbank. the lovely daughter Of n. X.
Fairbank. who began life as brick
layer and evoluted into leaf lard, soap.
etc.
But instead of inheriting the social
qualities which have made her hand
some, gray-haircd father leader in so
ciety and club HE. she has her mothers
womanly devotion to quiet. domestic
home life.
She has the Irish type Of beauty, blue
eyes and dusky hair, is quiet in her
taste and dress. although her face and
air would carry off well a much smarter
style o! attire. She affects the soft.
warm, comfortable reds in her at home
dresses.
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amid the hustle of exs;temcnt in the
navy yards. and betrero the Ines of
the conflicting storiS s.-.. -. over the
wires, that one -. Is psten.- There is
no real war sentiment among the mass
of the people, although the navy is I'M
questionably dying for fight" II is
in splendid trim and points with par
donable pride to its magnificent new
cruisers and double-turreted monitors.
Robert G. Ingersoll. always a patriot,
is averse to a war under the existing
conditions. He believes that arbitration
will give us ample reparation and will
do us complete justice. lie refers es-
pecially to the present attitude Of the
Chilian officials in this city and in
Washington and To their continued and
reiterated assertions of a friendly
feeling for Americans on the part of
Chilians.
Our Navy Could Whip Them In u Week.
10y William C. Whitney. ex-Secretary Of the
Navy.l
The effective force OF ocr navy In case OF n war
with Chili--It is effective enough 10 dispose Of
the difficulty in hand-in another year II
would be much stronger. but IL viii do even
nov.
The building OF real battle ships was delayed
for some years. until we had domesticsted In this
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stcnographcr. Mr.. Lang. in this way.
manages 10 turn out about forty-nfnei
volumes n year. and is absolutely thei
only living littcrasear who can pscparsf
three chapters Of novel At oace.
IT is neither hcalshinl hor de rieueur
20 lunch on a rsfcs1t OF ichstrr . laf
Newburc ard strswbc1vy shostcake-x
Should You violate this rule Il win ss~s
your heirs telcFrapide expenses u ZOO
win stop a. the urdcrsakcr's on your;
wsy home and get fitted
TRINITY church stecple II not moro
than half as high % the Eifel tswer.
but ycn can get a much finer New 81,
New jersey frou il than you can fs0n
The Partisan structure
A LADY in bangor. Ne. who hes
been psrHiytic since 1879. has .been rc
stored Co health hy riding in m ciect<f(
car. and man living Ia Phsknaeaph&s
caught the usunps GA Friday v>Ak1e ~
ing in a cable car. II this fs NOT g
strong argument IN fsvcr Of elec<ricitX
~ mode Of locomosfon Nc do NO.
know what is-
rsEReT was sold recently In Bss<oq
that had been taught Frcpeh BY vss}
scr girl. IL went 90 rsnreup 81 cur5-l
osifies in wsukc~hA. hich.. where II ~
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A PRUDENT DOG.
ne Takes Care Of tho Family Wash Dur
Ing Windstorm.

ne Takes care OF tho Family Wash Dur
ing n Wfndstorm.
Bruce was a farmers dog-a large
bulldog we'll along in ycars-and kept
for the good he had done rather than
for what was expected of him in the
future. says the New York Advertiser.
But the following incident, related by
a son of Bruce's owner, shows that he
was not past usefulness:
One morning in the early winter tho
farmers good wife awokc TO hear the
wind bowling terribly and TO sec tho
snow flying all about the house. Il
was but the work OF n noEea. 20 rim
TO the window. and we think all good
housewives viii sympethizc with The
poor woman when we say that OF al
the clothes she had left on tho line the
day before no. an article was in sight
We will not attempt 81 picture her con
sternation, but we will say that the old
farmer himself was soon or. in tho
snow. taking some steps that arc not
laid down in tn, book. While jealous
" engaged in this snow searching a
whine from Bruce drew bis attention.
hs this was something unusual. he
fastened to WHERE the deg was lying II
the snow and there found tho missing
ciothcsl As they had been blowr from
the hne--it was SO high that he could
not reach them-the dog had collected
them. not missing = single piece, and,
using them as a bed. had prevented
further flight
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aE0srsnw q ss<1non - u51nt A<1ne DDsween
- tee Denxiss ~ ~ ssesrssaaA - sskns
frsek1ly pe~sx. rssaw e>As ssek . 81 &p~t oes
- great ana - serfsi . Essngu sn1 - sni>A
,soagf sn<rgexe 80 - C1r1
We ssuzzsss eur pcpa.kAss - 3secsnp 81
psepie snd ~ hsSAesg ssusnsts pas spes thst
81 CAN 70 sssst 1NAeA sas u - ssslsAi 70
would proreSt her sxsxnss sEy u0Iesso1snss
demands On the JArt .; cur gs~exrHeas and
give her Tie o2portexasy ~ settle ~ src4sx--
aon-
1t 10 Only sanee necrrsb~r - that Skln h4s
had settled ooEsutsfisnsl government IL TIE
persen 81 Tie pressrt pressae<t Mr. GoorEe
Aontt WITH . congress sac senate auls eieesed
psrisS the perlo1 q Bainsaasdss rnfeEszaAss
rrle. ~ not en.s sci 2<.1e 81 the geza bora q
congress as.c the s1-ess and aaciarca fzrii
places vacant. bpt On iAu Grsi decision 81 ia
supreme court az Gaia that Re vas dirfztos
ana Dol authorized 70 e1isccf OF expc11 ti.e res
enues 81 the eeaItry he also sci aside the So
prclne court and sfpaansed laa8ns II his o~n
selection threogAsEst tls ~heis country in al
the courts civil snc eci1naai
The condition Of csa lissfion produced by
this proceeding rssAt Dc % Is sufficient ex-
p.sna,fsn Q. Why - acA time has heen spoat
in investigating through The pubic prosecutor
and the cr.naiaas ocEytS and mast say that -
far 90 am concerned although having large IN
tesesrs in cain. have Fever fen that our gov
ernmsnt would 10 otherwise than give Chit not
only susacicnt bus more than sufficient time 10
enable her 10 sstisfy herself al the inclasnts
connected with sac Baltimore affair ard 70
make up her mind as 10 how tar she was willing
70 70 in the direction OF satisfying the unissG
States; aud, - before stated. ] also feel sails
ded tAat IS = last resort the matter would be
settled satisfactorily ey referring II 70 the sre
tratson OF scme frieacly power, and without
loss Of dissify or prestige TO either party.
". a. GHAcE
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would. in all probability, add some
emphatic remarks to the negative. lie
would tell you that ia firty gisl' was
his adherence; that she lowered the
standard OF her sex, and he felt genuine
regret whenever he encountered one of
them; and that any man who was rash
enough 10 be inveigled into marriage
iy tlirt ought to receive our mingled
pity and contempt. venture to say
that ten men out of every ten you
might consult on this point would give
you this sort of reply in case you
asked the question seriously and de-
manded a serious response.
And yet-and yet--how are we to ex-
plain the fact that the fiirts almost in
variabiy marry, and quite frequently
marry better than do their
modest and retiring sisters. We
have but to look about us 10 prove this
statement. Select your own immedi-
ate circle of young lady frlends-those
whom you have known during the last
ten years-and you will find, think.
that few If auy of the fiirlishly inclined
girls remain single, while several of
their prudent and weli-behaved and
more industrious sisters are still cliug-
ing .ungathered, on the parental branch.
Men Misinterpret the Girls.
Not many years ago heard father
caution his two lovely and accomplished
daughters against an intimacy with two
of their girl friends. Those girls are
becoming SO fiirtish and gay" ne said,
THAT am cure your good names will
suffer il you are seen much IN their
company. Men are quick to comment
upon and misinterpret such frivolous
acton as see those girls indulge in,
and | co not want you TO suffer from
an unwise intimacy. | have no doubt
they are innocent girls now, but they
will soon lose the reputation of inno-
cense If they are not more prudent"
The daughters OF the gentleman listened
to his counsel and ceased To wit the
young ladies who had been accused of
being fiirts--and not without, cause;
and yet, | regret to relate, tie two
tllrts are today wives OF men wiio adore
them, and who are the most tender
aud devoted husbands. whiic the two
prudent daughters of the discreet gem
tleman hav, remained at home un-
wooed and unwon. Innumerable cases
of similar kind have come under my
immediate observation. | always feel
eSasperated with mea when See tuem
choosing such girls for wives, while the
prudent and discreet ones are passed
10y: exaspcrAted not because of their
CHOICE so much as because of their
praise for the type they neglect. ard
their censure for the type they select.
It's curious problem.
Puzzles the Men,
have tried 10 solve VI, and render
the conduct OF men consistent with
cyer-repeated aversions TO the very
girls they seem uf0st ready to marry.
IL seess To me that have arrived at
the explanation uf toe problem. Men
Themselves do not know why they are
attracted to and won hy these girls, de-
spite their better Judgment; bu, think
l can explain the matter TO them.
Stronger aud deeper than mans cult
waited and acquired taste Tor the do
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KupYAxD KlrsIxs ssstooes Ms s&srise
on the hacks Of Indian boyk n ~

white and hlue indelibie inks. Ihis Fl
done TO prevent editors fran using ~,
MSS TO light cigarettes WITH
Ir is said in Isontos thas whistles
wrote his latest book with . whstewuah
brush on a blackboard uxlng . 80
green kalsonile in lea of ink The
advantage Of 50 doing Is plainly seen In
the advertising an interesting lstsrarx
noe cf this lxiass gives his book
ss.n Eaxss ,sssos.p dsshss % hi<
pos - in Japanese first and thea end
ploys y private setrctsry 20 nake q
typewriter translation OF then o.
English. II is the automatic working
of the typewriter that imparts such ex.
traordinary metricsl perfection - Sir
Edwin's work
Ir has been asserted that John Rnslrin
traces his "reminiscences an his table
cloth with fork a. meal times. but tie
sts.emen. has never been confrmed- II
IS interesting. IL true.
Marx TWAIN avoids the drndgesy al
literary work by telling HIS stories in
public. Then when the newspapers
print them Mark senas in a BILL
A YOUNG man named Brouzon.
Springfield, III. three years ago meow.
cred her bonnet Cor an old lazy which
had been blown of and carried sone
distance up the street The old lady
thanked him and took his name end ai-
dress. Two weeks sgo she died and
On opening her VIII n Was disrcser>d
that she had not remembered Brobson
at all. Such gratitude as this is rare.
THE versatile and indefssirsbi< An
drew Lag. by hard praetiee. hiss GOT -
that he can write with both hands a.
once and at the sarne time dictate 20
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and later proved there was millions
Ia it, are excellent examples OF the
Chicago combination OF cultivated so-
ciety bellies and practical. generous
minded. eommon-sensed young women.
Mss Pullman is very like her father
fn appearance. possessing the same
dark, strong face, aeeentuated by a
very determined chin She is tall, Of
good figure and IS eharmingly gracious
ia manner. She is devoted 10 her books.
an excellent pianist and fine eques-
tricSne.
She Is a-bit Of q gourmet, and has OBJ
portunity TO display this talent as well
a. some executive ability in the man.
sgement of her fathers elegant homo.
The younger Of the sisters, ut present
travelling in California with Mrs. Pull
man. IL q girl OF striking individuality,
tall, 1.-the, a decided brunette. and Is al
ways eostumed supcrbly. She possesses
u certain hauteur of manner, and vet
withal Is vivacious and interesting. She
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= an unusually good lingrist and cap
itsl whip.
Her engagement TO Frank Carolzn, Of
San Francisco. has been announced.
These young ladies' were introduced
90 society about two years ago, having
finished their education In Europe I'M
der the care OF Mrs. John A. Logan.
Since their return. amidst all the du-
ties entailed upon them by their social
position. they have Jet found time
and TO spare to be active workers in
charities.
Bertha Barnes. another Of Chieaeo's
bellies. is an extremely popular young
woman. She figures as bridesmaid At
all the weddings and pours tea or
chocolate at all the teas and at
homes" which proves she is quite as
much favorits among the members
of her own sex as with "she lords Of
creation.
She IL not altogether pretty. but II Is
never the pretty women who rule the
world Although her eyes are blue and
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This Is a story Of the Johnstown
foods In December following tss dis
aster when house room vas "A a
premium MrS Kate Mcintyre lived IN
the same place with Mrs stiekenettso
AMI her thrcs sons. Nhea Airs. Me-
Tntyre went away % visit friends she
left the house keys with ora Il the
boys Before she returned he lied ana
his mother Is charged ia a FAFrant
vita taking the keys opening the
trunk Of enc Of the soaFders and tasting
taefefrom sasheiaEf tn mloBsy aad val
usbies ~ bay a eofia for klEa aad pay
al tke funeral expenses
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understand frcsa the fact tat - fsss'rr~s sna
seSfsl relations - this country VIA cNsb have
beer comparatively limited Whsn 80 uaieT-
tunste sBsltinnere affair took psace 0se govern
r-t-aF On TAN nooestgy fooxea apcT y Ne rrere
street. row sn6 ore af TIE tnciee--s that from
ttrae 70 TIM take place in fcrssxa ports vhca
large nunaeef ~ sailors. after lore confinement
On hoard ship are ailewed days dSsrty.
have nexeT felt hat sher~ Res se-a xny raj
~ serteas aaassr - va. oresss< I have Erg~a
taaf Cslii never efpes1ea ef Desired sreh = -
snis snd asves ssade any prrp2rAtteHs fof seeh
result 4oa Ma ss soon - So reotT~1 thst
The tniiea States gGs determined 80 rake q
to Bsl szEnore affair international isSge.
sAe eeVla Essse % h~T fn9rs t.2t II sseA cas-
- - ne oese ne SeNl3 SEEK - a<5pstn.srt
9hiek wes.d - tfaaeak1e - befa faFsies ard
that tse Fnsfea states wesas go trY ~ unaec
sss&rtsF hamtsts hsf bF kHg arssoa ~ yscts
sasFt A. ~ta.1 l.sfttsfssis 49, tfslre - -
tsfee<h tat prue~ss wk5eh ~ tess tsxgoss
u5ea he ssxeFrDest for fhe iaHestsees. ~
TIE matter aaa tsc Fszs zzrssht = tas srsnaers
sae Eaailg that fhe Esfsed sistes ssasAd -
ssst - wgeh gssHaes v sseuis ssg trHcst
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ser hair golden 10 one ever speaks Of
h-r "a a decided slensr. Der figure Is
goca. she dresses effectively. and et
Mss Barnes Il mar BE said. as Of TO
few semen. she wal<s veil
She : she mistress ef several Ian
rasges. having spent some SIR years
abroad. and has IA undouhted talent
fssr music, not eniy playing well on the
piano and msndola. bnt having eoEn-
rcsea vita 70 IndtGerrrt success sew
erai pieces for bess tise~e Instruments.
The siandsiia Player nsishs b the
ttlr II he accompanying psefar-eas>
partrast Of Nis- Barnes. The original ef
which Vas painted By tie eeiebrsssd
sss1sar. Gsrrsi GisaL
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Eva Ondertio1s. At seventeen. Is as
vcritablc spoiled darling as so beauti-
ful girl is apt to be: bright. piquaRt,
fresh-hcr spirituelle face framed IN
soft masses Of golden-brown hair. her big
blue eyes look M ut one in such an ap-
pealing fashion il is hard TO believe that
they know s'tise fash of summer light
ninss." and yet us whispered
Her taper hand and rounded wrist
Have fsclic power TO form a Est.
Brovs satntly calm. and lips devous
Know every change Of scowl aud pout
Miss OnderdouI< onsides 20 her friends
that she never intends to formally
come ort." for what's the use. when,
even though when still in school, she
'shas slipt in."
She is only an adopted daughter Of
Chicago. her father. Andrew Onder-
donk. having bat recently come from
New York 10 superintend the building
of the new waterworks tunnel
OF all the debutsates Of this season
Marion Peek il the only one who has
made a good running against tho old
favcrites for first place in popularity.
she is . very pleasing girl and a decided
aSoition 10 the ranks of beauty. She IL
Of So blonde . type that her friends
sometimes call her Fair Mad Marion.
and of all the nsusl accomplishments
attendant upon careful saaession and
extensive European travel her gentle
mother prizes none 50 much as her
daughters unusual gift 81 conversation.
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re se~ rsxy - s1s5-rs - ner~fssa irts-est
n sts~ - 49, prssf5e seFtsHs eozeosse ~ sc
kslliss trltsst A. - - Ne pes tsse ~ - ert1s
"A u SoEasstesf1s 49, r cssan~vrs6 Coz11xcr
lIeacladea 81 Tenn tAze1
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Much OF this wari.kc talk think Is due 20 TIE
erroneous idea, which HIS tcen spread by In
teres.cd parties. 81 chtlssn hatred fer Amer
icz-s. Such statements are false and mali
cicns
The kindl!e6f fcelirs has always esisiei fer
Americans. ara E-s saEs TIA; every one @. TIE
gentlemen tho has rorrestrtfd vorr country IS
minister In Chill ia rcccIt years will bear re
out in this statement
Mr.. Egan hi pasesf. VI 20 Tie breaking ont 81
the revolution. was the recipient Of every kisd
OF attention from the Chiiiaa people American
officers have always beer extrc msiy popular 10
Chill.
Grace Co and He,ncnway & Brown. the
two principal American horxes n Chit. knsIw
that trey heys niusys hscn well regarded abd
esteemed there. Ills raistsketo suppose That
the American saiiors were attacked because
they wore tie American Uniform Only few
lays before similar rtss occurred bctwcer
French and Chilsas sailors. vi en- fortunately.
did rot have such srrsos-s eoneseuepces. aad
yet no one claimed that these men were
attacked because they were a Preach uniform.
Tie trouble had SIS beginning in a drunken
row IN the worst quarter Of Valparaiso This
soon spread and assumed serious proportions-
Tie authorities did everything IN their power
20 qrefl the disturbance, and succeeded after
much frovhlo II In charged. however. thst the
police were guilty OF great cruelty. DO not be
iicve that snci was the case, nor hes IL bee q
proven. Scnc o: fsc police may have beer tn
necessarily rough but In a moment Of such great
excitement this 10 no; 20 be wondered at VII
act deny that there vss strong feeling OF re-
sentiment against tho American sailors because
8, was felt In Chit t,.at the orccFs Of IT,
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DO WE LIKE FLIRTS
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Asks and
Answers the Question.
GIRLS AND THEIR SILLY WAYS
Held Up to the Camera of Common
Sense in an Article by the
Gifted Writer.

Were you to ask any man the ques-
ton, "Do You like tlrts.' he would re-
ply ia . scorr.ful negative; and oe
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England L. now sdniring the er~a-
tieu Of al artificial Venice. o. a scale
80 large az Ia somr seetisas 90 be an
aesoint@ fze smile 81 TIE original
The Whole exhisstisn covers o8e ard
half acres. at the Olympia In Londaa.
end The visitor Is rowed about il gsE-
doss TIE water n the canals 10
warraet BY the Kosher system a heat
thg water. exteasivsiy ussd IN swim
-aiag baths
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FACTS ON THE WAR
Opinions of Prominent Men on
the Subject
THE STRENGTH OF THE NAVY
w. c. Whitney. w. r. Grace and Ri
cardo Trumbull Speak-our Naval
Armament and Fleet.

Arbitration seems 10 be the witch
word in the Gillian trouble, and through
all the tangle of OFFICIAL red tape.
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he phlegmstc and rfosaic when he
tells you Of some "highiy-accom-
pilshed and charming woman" he
knows Not ripple will disturb the
repose OF me face when be speaks OF
some good, domestic. virtuous girls of
ME acquxiatsnee; bat when he says,
by Josel she's full of GO" his calm
becomes exhllsration, his eye gless,
his voice thrills.
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COL A. EoiIEy, OF TIRE GILLIAN ARMY.
United states navy lad very plainly manifested
their sympathy With the Rainaoeas party Bat
no resentment could Justify an attack on Amer
lean citizens.
Everybody IN Chill condemned the outrage
and nobody eap claim that the act Of the mob
WIS the act o. the government Nor has II been
clnirned that the pubic sufhorfty. charged with
the peaee II the cou1nsnl y. conntved ~ tfe AZ
taclt or That having fisrcig notice Of The thrfst
enea danger. y ~a~ guilty Ct sach frees n>sii-
eence IN taking the necessary precautions as "a
eroorfat 20 consivaoce. TIE question IL ere
which certainly csn be settled md I tiink u
VIII Re. II any questions arise Which TIE oiFao-
matte a~rr.s a the fwo governments cA1But
ssrce abort ,hese sbou'd ~ Submitted 20 arts-
traitor THO American revegrrrert has agreed
~ submit TIE setr1py "a dispafs 20 srbifrs-
ton. ara lhinis II I'll - rcsay fo SCOOP; fbis
means IN or3ef 20 settle ire present QUESTION
With Chit II is ahsisrd 20 fhink ttst r. this 81.
Iirhfs7c8 Hre tsFc sister repub.irs must find y
recesesyy % erp-si 70 TIE c-seaa - baftie 20
esrfss mr. Questions that raay arise bet-een
tht1l Tar sentiment 81 TIRE ku~r1esn psep'e
fs sfafnr sa= To p>cp'e q NV ccrrs-T vari
pcace sn1 thsak ulcre car he No offef thar