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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

The Orang, ,OutanI Oat for Stroll.
II is most interesting sight to watch
an oraug outaug make It's way tbronrh
the Jungle. II walks slowly along the
larger branches In semi-erect attitude.
TINS being apparently caused by the
iength OF its arms and the shortness Of
ITS legs. II invariably selects thoss
branches which intermingle with thosc
ot nelShboring tree, on approaching
which II stretches out its long arms, and
grasp'ng tho boughs opposite, seems first
20 shake at IL to test their strength, and
tn9n aellRSrstolY swings itself across 70
before. IL docs not JUMP or spfmuW
monkeys usually do, aud never appears
TO hurry itself unless somo real danger
presents. Yet in spite of its apparently
slow movements It gets along far quicker
than person could running through the
forest beneath.
Ihe habits and customs OF this animal
are peculiarly interesting. In appear.
nnce it is not at all unlike q man, thu.
illustrating Darwin's theory that the
races OF human beings arc descended
from apes. Its hands and feet are formed
exactly like those of a human beiny-
from the shape Of tho nails to the tiugen
themselves, and its face resembles that Of
an exceedingly ugly and hairy man. Il,
strength is enormous, aud when attacked
it Is extremely dangerous aud fierce.
Various stories gro told about ITS huge
dimensions and great height, but Ihave
never seen one over four feet high from
head to heel, and from seven to eight
leet, measuring from finger to fiuger,
"cross us outstrecthcd arms, tho width
OF the face varying in measurement from
cight to twelve inches, though the ac-
counts OF larger animals having been met
win may DO correct. San Francisco
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

"ha' mamma of new baby asks
"e courier. Journal, twill thanh H.
oD,nson for his pictures showing tn,
A1a.iAr'fp of n -hnhy,s foot ..., a,
iPei No baby should be SO ill.used A
'.e iurther on, when the baby has
crown to be the small boy his actions
.no sometimes his looks are rema, kablv
IKE those of the monkey race. AT this
''ne only should Darwinian illustrations
'e allowed All comparisons that do
'0' compare baby with the angels should
70 thrown out"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

Large as has been the increase of 2opu
iation in the United States during the
past decade, it shrinks into insigniti-
canoe beside the growth of the population
o1 India. The present population of In
ISia is 2ss, 900, 900, and the increase dur.
ang the past decade has been about 80.
Uoo,oo0, nearly half the entire popula.
zion OF the United States. Gratifying az
this increase is to the British Govern.
iment, it is also viewed with, alarm by
many Of her statesmen, for some believe
that India is already so thickly populated
that 1t can sustain no more inhabitants.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
Convicts Cruelty Beaten.

VIcKsBURa, Miss. ss.---Indisputable
proof of cruelty to convicts has finally
been discovered. w. II. Fosselnan, of
Woodvillc, who, with 100 other convicts,
was leased to Brit Lee, of Washington
county, was frightfully beaten by negro
by order of an overseer and narrowly es-
capped death Others Of the same squad
were almost killed. Manager Jenkins, of
the State prison, aud r G.. Walt, IN
charge of the convicts, have been ordered
before the State board of control. Walt
will be indicted and Jenkins severely
dealt with.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
No More chinam,n

WASHINGTON, ID C.-Assistant Sccre-
tary Spaulding has written letter to the
collector of customs at Eagle Pass. Texas,
disappearing of the collectors action III
admitting into the United States Chin
amau on the certificate OF Judge Valdez,
of Mexico, that he was citizen OF Mexico.
The Treasury Department emphasizes
the statement that Chinese persons will
not be admitted into the United States
on the submission Of naturalization pa
pers issued by the authority of other
countries
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

sMACks OF SLAVERY.
Sasrant Negroes Sold ON the s,ocs
in Missouri.

vasrant Negroes Sold ON the BLOCH
in Missouri.
FAYErrE, Mo.-This town in AGAIN -,
the verge of a race war. becs,sa 80 =. |.
h.'su hs'an. safe OF negroes which took place
ne.e Yesterday. About month AGO A
Soou deai OF excitement was caused bv
the sale of three vagrapt negroes We:
.etuay the feeling was intensified bv The
PUBIC sale on the block of three n,en
'Su az one woman, because thew could
o.. oner II, no visible means of support. Hen
~ thompson, VIM. Miller and John
wilkins were the men. All are besIthu
negroes, who have never before heev1
arrested on any charge. The women
WA was a good looking mullatto. Ma
gfadtS gMfaadtSeida she-was- accnsed Of Ms,y say
The colored people were brought into
the public square at II o'clock and a great
crowd OF both colors gathered. The whites
MADE fun OF the poor victims. and the
piacks freely expressed their displeasure
at the scene, that SO cruelty brought TO
their % minds the days of actual slavery
Inc woman was put up first. She
brought S1O for the sixty days work that
me county fined her The men sold for
pio, VIZ, and $l3, respectively, being
Sken q, by reliable farmers hereabouts
own. ="
The negroes declare that this must sto,
II that the whites be sold with the negroes
nc sale took place on a block Sber;f
'rygier officiating.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
Southern Unitarian Conference.

CHARLESTON, s. C.,-The Southern
Unitarian Conference closed it's session
after the following officers were elected:
President, John T. Dixon, Atlanta, Ga +;
Vice Presidents Hon. F. G.. Bromberg,
Mobile, Charles II. Couledge, Chattanooga,
and Rev. Leo. l.. CLANCY, Atlanta; Sec
retary and Treasurer, A. T. Welch,
Charleston. The Conference was address
ed by 49,. %. Ward Dix. of Brooklyn,
president of the Woman's National Alli-
ance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

ONE OF the curious aspect. -t our com.
Pie1 nat'ona'ities resulting from the
tnumoer Of foreign emigrants, notes the
srew York Sun, is the liability of Italian,
- become counssrfeiters. The English-
speaking races, the Germans and thu
!. French, seem inclined to regard counter.
aei.'ng as not worth the trouble at the
a'sk st which such pursuit is engaged
an. But the lower class of Italians. for
some mysterious reason, regard counter.
,'e''ing as an easy way OF earning a liv.
ing. NV
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
Now, Where's the We'll of whiskeyp

GREAT FALLS, MoN.--The richest
mineral ever found in this State is re
ported from Neihart, in the Little Belt
district. The vein is eight inches thick
and assays from $4,000 TO $40, 900 ton.
Reports of rich discoveries of gold con-
southeast of Chinook. A ton of surface
or float ores from these mines yielded
over $500 in bullion A stream of water
coming from the Gold Bug mine is said
to cure the taste for liquor, and has been
named the Bichloride of Gold Springs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
A Dishonest Postmaster.

AsHEvILLE, N. G. MIR. Buckner, post
master of Granville, Madison county,
was arrested Saturday evening for steal
ing registered letters from the mails, and
was brought hire and put in Jail. For
some tune past registered money passing
through his Office has been missing, and
suspicion pointed to him as the thief.
An inspector has been looking Up the
case for several weeks and Saturday even
ing caught him SO far as learned, he does
not DENY his guilt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
May Remove to Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD. Grand Secretary
Jones, of the Maryland Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows says that that the members
of the Supreme Grand Lodge were in coz
rcspondenc. with view to the REMOVAL
If the headquarters of the order from
Coi,r~bus, Ohio, t"this city. The plans
are to erect suitable home for the Su-
premc Lodge, which it is bcieyed willbo
located on Saratoga street, whe,. an op-
ton on property has been secured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
"A Sod Accident.

WINDSOR, N. C.-rriday afternoon,
NJ 9. Alphonzo c. Measles ana her baby,
alb mt one year o.d, were killed by tree
fall ag on them. Mrs. Measles was in
the oods raking up dirt for manure,
and had left her baby lying near a
tree. The tree caught on fire, and when
she saw it it was nearly burned down.
She ran as fast as she could, but be
fore she could rescue the child the tree
fell on both.
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Nav Not Convene in omaha.

OMAHA, Neb. .,-Tbere-is possibility
that the National Convention OF the Peo-
ple's party may not be held in this city as
expcr.cd. Local hotel keepers promised
~ give rates of 50 to IS per day, but they
have raised them to from S. to S. Let
tiers from the leaders of the party say if
this rate is not reduced they will transfer
their Convention to another city,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
Brother Editors Fight.

OXFORD, ALA.-A fight between two
editors he's created sensation here.
The participants were brothers, Ben and
Tom Gwynn Mt the head of the Voice
aud Nighthawk, respectively. The
Nighthawk is for Cleveland for Presi-
dent, and Governor Jones for the head
of the State tick ct The brothers en-
gagged in n rough and tumble hgn', uu.
a weapon.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
ISN'T Thinking of watery Grave

WHEELING, w. VA-Jennie Suttob
who Jumped into the river about thres
weeks ago, and who was supposedto have
been drowned, has, it is said, been seen
by a railroad man, who claims that
she is living as the wife Of a leading citi-
zen of Bellaire, Ohio, who left his wife
four weeks ago, aud went down the river.
where he 10 said to have located with Mis-
Sutton.
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VIRGINIA
Growth in a Week.

/ glance at the new industries of the
South Tor the past week, as noted i'm the
naitinorc Manufacturers Record OF April
~stn, SHOWS continued activity i'm the orr
ganization Of industrial and DEVELOPMENT
I ...,,,,. :, r
.ne most important: A $4,000, 900 phos
Pnate development company st Trenton
ria. S25, 600 builders supIy comn,nv
at st. Augustine, Fla; $60, 0o6 land
company at Atlanta, Ga, n Obs, OIO knit.
,.nS mili company at Corieiia. Ga n
fIVo'ooO mining and milling &c ambany.
ana $2OO,0J0 wheel manuf,,;,,ting
company at Covington Ky; a SlOO. 600
IRON fence manufacturing company M
Louisville, KY; a 500, 900 land com
n'ny at Magnolia, Miss a $500. 600 cot.
ron mil company at Durham, N. CA
flo,ooO candy manufacturing compapv.
"uu o00 cotton mill company at
Columbia, S. c.; 81, 900, 600 iron com.
pany at Bristol, Tenn. a 800. 900 stove
,"mnury company ut Knoxville, Tenn.
fooo,00e mill and elevator companv at
cameron, Texas; a 800, 900 hat companv
u. dallas, Texas; a $50, mining and
OH company 2t a--E~-----AIS,.-.--tt
800, 900 ferry company at Mason, W.
Va. 500, 900 land company at Colds
boro, N. c.; a 100000 machine tool
com pauy at Moudsvillc, w. Va; 200
barrel roller process -four mill at Chilli
cothe, Texas. $4,000 abattoir and
rcfrigerating compuny at Wheeling, w.
Va. 500 manufacturing company
ut Austin, Texas. 100000 cotton oil
company at Dallas, Texas; a $3.50, 900 |
water power company at New Braunfcls,
i'cxas; and a $50, 1000 cotton n-secd oil mill
company at Itasca, Texas;
The President on Civil Service Re-
form.
WASHINGTON, d. C.-In reply to let.
ter from Mr.. Foulkc, of Indiana, dated
December 2s, 1891, asking why he did
not extend tho civil service rules to the
postoffices and custom houses having less
than fifty employees, President Harrison
wrote as follows on December 21, 1891:
"Hon. VIM Dudley Foulke.
Richmond, Ind.
NV Dear Sir: I have your letter OF
December 90: I have not time this
morning to discuss at any length the
question which you present or to attempt
anv re. statement cf what have attempt
ed to do in the promotion of civil service
reform movements since have been here.
My thought was that the first thing to
do was to satisfy the country that the
lazy was being faithfully and Ihpafiiai,,y
administered as to those offices already
classified. think good deal has been
accomplished in that direction AMI there
has been an important extension OF the
classified service. The subject presented
by you, as well as some 9th suggested
movements, has been having, and will
have, my consideration, but am not now
prepared to announce my programme.
Very t uly yours,
| BENJAMIN HARRISON.
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Senators Hesitate.

FRANKFoRT, KY This was the busiest
day for several weeks in the Senate. A
resolution prohibiting chewing tobacco in
the Senate chamber was adopted, and q
motion to reconsider was entered.
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Tho Day vi Rest.

RICHMOND, VA.-Ata recent meeting
of the Drug Clerks Association OF Rich
.nond, it was resolved TO appeal to the
proprietors aud people ior pr per iec-
ognition of the religious rights and priv
iicges of the drug clerk as to Sunday
duty
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
Foreign Notes of Real Interest

90 iar the Russian famine has cost the
npI nmPer,a. wr1rT treasury age 0Q9 nqa IL
people.
The jockey who won in the largest
field ever known to the English turf,
Goater, has just died. He rode Joe
Miller in the Chester Cup in 1862, when
forty. three horses faced the starter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
our New Minister to France.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-The President
sent to the Senate the nomination OF L.
Jefferson Coolidge, of Massachusetts,, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
pIcnipotcntiary Of the Unit"d States W
France
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Charleston's floral fair has opened.
The work of rebuilding the Charleston
Citadel has been completed.
Barnwell county now has hedge fence
company, the capital stock, $l6, 900, be.
ing all subscribed.
The South Carolina Bar Association
met at Charleston, Friday he annual
supper was spread at the Charleston Ho-
tel
The corner stone of SumtcI's new Ma
sonic Temple was laid last week with
impressive ceremonies A banquet was
held at night at which over 800 Masons
were present.
The South Carolina Press Association
will meet in the city of Anderson on
Wednesday, July 6, 1892, at 8 O'Clock
r. m.
The Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rail
ROAD Co. Is ieparted as making financial
arrangements for the uAtons;on of II
road from Bennettssille to G lunbia
The big pumps and the water wheel OF
| Oolmmbia's new city water works have
been at work for several days pumping
the water that is being used throughout
the city. Thirty strokes of the piston o.
the pump will supply 1000. 900 gallons
of water per day, and it is very easy worl
therefore to give the 5000, 900 gallon.
necessary to supply the city.
The finest private collection of rel
les of This kind in the South if not il
America. is that of DIR. Babcock, Of Ches
ter, who has many thousands o
most rare specimens, TO The getting to
gether of which he has given the create
part of life time. DIR. Babcock has &c
fused number of tempting offcis fror
the Smithsonian Institute and ether lik
institutions, and positively declines t
part with his treasures.
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To Grow Boots and oversh oes.

Secretary Rusk proposes to have plan.
tation of rubber trees in the everglades Of
Florida. Albany Journal.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

Fire at Jonesboro, Ga, last Friday night,
destroyed, among other things. 1000 bales
Of cottO.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

Tho Texas call for relief says Is. 600
or 20, 900 are starving, while the re-
mslnder Of the population barely have :
snfficiency Of food for present needs.
Great prosperity" indeed. .--Proarc siye
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06
THREE STATES BRIEFS.
A Condensation Of the Principal
Happenings.
Hhe News Cleaned From All Source.
and Prepared For Our
Busy People.
VIRGINIA.

license. "enieo hquoi
Two white women have been indicted
'or orse-stealing in Nelson county.
Ex-Governor Taylor, of Tennessee &c
occurring and fiddling in Southwest V;rD
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-05-06

Gen. A. w. Gilchrist, who addressea
letter to the members of the Florida
| Legislature in regard to an extra session
TO make an appropriation for the Worlds
FAIR fund, has received several encour.
aging replies from prominent menbers.
stating in each case that the gentloman
addressed would be willing to make
"Trip to Tallahassee to attend an extra
session of the Legislature without anv
mliesge or per diem from the State and
that $50, 900 or 800, 900 would he voted
tor as an appropriation.
<*+&&a
The State board of Worlds Fair com.
m'ssloncrs OF West Virginia have decided
I make the West Virginia State building
az the Columbian Exposition character,
the States y he bsshspo bssSap
lady managers, are doing efficient work
Mis- Lynch has pcrpared a lecture concern.
ing the aims and objects of the big show
the woman's department particularlv
and is delivering 1t in every schoolhouse
in the State.
1t is stated that the gems for North
Carollna's exhibition at Chicago are being !
cut, and that some splendid specimens
are being prepared by the lapidarv
Besides the great mineral wealth of North
Carolina in coal, different ores and the
mccIous metals. gold and silver. all The
varieties O! gems aud precious stones are
found in the State. A splendid exhibit
OF these was made at Boston ten wears
ago, when were shown the twelve stones
in the Book of Revelation. all
polished and from North Carolina mines
I is appropriately suggested that thos
tmgry Pfrutru unu- u-rTdsncu-1vvvvc-
The agricultural committee of the Wo
mans Central Star Worlds Fair Club,
of Columbia, s. c., has sent the following
petition to 8 cre,ary Holloway, of the
State Agricultural and Mechanical Socie
ty: The department of agriculture Of
,hc Woman's Worlds Fair Central Club
asks that the State society will encourage
the efforts of the Women by adding to
the premium list a premium for the best
samples offered by women, of rice, wheat,
rye, oats and other grains, and grapes, t
be put in bundles eighth in diameter,
each contestant furnishing two bundles.
half of the samples received to be entered
for premiums at the Columbian Exposi.
ton and the others to be used in decor
ating the space allotted 70 70 South Carroll
in the Worlds Fair building at Chicago
+*%*+t
Mrs. Gorge w. Kidder, of Whining
ton, N. c., one of tho North Carolina lady !
managers Of the Worlds Fair, has ad-
dressed letter setting forth for the in
formation of the ladies of the State the
necessity and importance OF pushing for
ward the plan of raising $40, 600 by pop
ular subscription for the State building.
The first colony made in America was
planted on the shores OF North Carolina,
and the first white child born on the
American continent, Virginia Dare, saw
the light there. Mrs. Gotten, of the State
board, proposes that memorial of this
fact be placed within the women's build
ing or in the State building, the memo
rial to be wood carving or other artistic
work, and to be in part the work of wo-
mans hands
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Lynch river.
TENNESSEE.

Sequatchie river. Harbor at Memphis
including removal of bar forming oppo,
site the upper part Of city and bank pro.
tection along the city front Emory ,t,vc,
from Its mouth to Hartman
VIRGINIA. -
Milford Haven, bar at mouth, Mo.
rattico creek, obstruction at = mou,h
Little Wicom'co river, obstrnction nt
mouth: Harbor OF Petersburg aud An.
pomattox river, for diversion of waters
to old north channel above the citv
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BIG WATER IMPROVEMENTS.
surveys Of Southern Rivera and
Harbors.

Inc bill making the annual appropri.
auons Tor river and harbor Improvements
which has been reported in the House bv
tne committee on rivers and harbors. di,
,ects the Secretar' of War 10 have ,r,.
itaihary examinations made with view
20 needed improvements at the FOLLOWING
localities: my
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FLORIDA.
Harbor at Canaveral.

S GEORGIA.
savannah river, between Spirit Island
ana the point where the Charleston q
savannah Railway crosses said river.
,cARnI.ISA,
beaufort, Potohunk river.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Lynch river.
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When the farmer ,e,rns ,o,,,u ~,

Wiicn the farmer learns learns that! the
poorly paid, city laborcr makes but a
poor demand for farm products, and the
CITY 1aborer learns that the farmcY sel,inr
MS products for less than the pricc of
production makes but poor demand
i9r the products Of the shop and factory
then they will come together for mutual
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THE SOUTH PREPAkING.
Interesting Exhibils 10 scI nads
at the Worlds Fsir.
IN. Iadis. Ar. Aesiv.ly :. lwesl.
ana With Uaised HAbrts as-
suits WIN Be Surprising

The irst. cntertsiament Of he Iitt,.
q SiIIs worlds Fair Club, of Columbia.
.: u, was held at the Agricultural Han
tuesday evening, and they netisd ee3.
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r. .: MORE, of Newberns, N. O..
claims to have fragments of the chain
winch restrainedC Columbus when be Wa IN
at the Worlds Ear. u TO ala .rtsauu6ur--
OF New York, says ne nus 4eiecss Of tbe
mouse IN San Domingo In which Colum-
desire. - '
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"A graduated income tax went into cf
iect IN Germany at the beginning of this
year Ida about the same as that de-
manded by the Alliance, except that it
Dcginsby taxing sma,1er incomes than
the American farmer would think propcr.
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The monopoly of money is the wors,
ana , most vicious kind of monopoly. So
long rs the national banks shall have rho
power to control the currency money will
be monopoly in their hands and be n
means to oppress and rob.
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ALLIANCE COLUMN.

We Furnish Some Mighty Interest.
ing News.
senator Kyle Introduces n Bu in
congress For a Composite DOL
lar' Based on Farm Products.
NOT MUCH LONGER
ny uoruuroy
nov ,. ,onS. how long, my countrymep. hal, ac.ro,
inc , ESGSS thrush the dust before our coun,rys
Ier,siss,ss s shai' those whom employ 20 serve M
against IN" Interests OF all In city, nation, State,
hcsS sSnS now long, shsltknavcry. with arrogance
How eSss ,S1s % sSy long. shall remain con,cn,ed pa
while eab'ic servants fail to grant the rcmcd,c, we
pcr NJ or nov long shall mildness mark the tenn
while vested risS'; oncroach upon the holy right,
now n.mSS l1nS shalt wealth by prolific rsbors
BE nrsnS nS from many ~ shofew ~ko sam to own
Not long: not,ons. for now hear the r,hins or III.
Ana 10 on . the otison see Its hand shaped. cloud
Not long not lons. for like bolt from Grca, Jebo
Wen sT,itc as Gideon smotc OF old tho hea,hcn in
NOT long; not long shalt despots rob people brsy.
And s;'a sSnn from Maine to Oregon win sound tho
y y 4 4
"A graduated income tax went into Of.
Iect IN Germany at the beginning of this
year ltas about the same as that de-
handed nv the AIl;,,,, ,x.,.,>. IL. ;.