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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-03

the latter moved that represen tative Of
each of the paving companies be allowed
10 talk as long as they wanted to. He WAS
willing to stay here week if it was naces-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-03
VICTORY AT SEDAN.

Its Anniversary PASSED. in the Deepest
Gloom at Hamburg.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
polttirul.
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
qoltticul.

To the Democratic electors of the state of
Rhode Island democratic City and Town
Committees are requested to call primary
meetings In their respective cities and towns
FOR the purpose of electing delegates to at
tend n state Convention TO be held In Music
Hall, Providence, Wednesday, March ?, Is =,
at IL q. m, fer the purpose OF nominating
Governor, Lieutenant. Governor, Secretary OF
state Attorney General and General Treas
urer for the ensuing year. Said delegates
elected to be double their representation In
the General ASSEMBLY; also, To nominate
eight delegates to the National Democratic
Convention at Chicago TO nominate Presi.
dent and n Vice President OF the Unit.d
States and In accordance with vote passed
at the last State Convention held In ls0l t0
nominate United st ties Senator.
Secretaries of primary meetings are re
quested TO mail lists of delegates elected 70
+. W. Bucklin, fawtucket, X. l., secretar,
of state Central Committee.
ELISHA W. BUCKLIN, Sec.
F. p. OWEN, Chairman.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

III his great progress through South
ern France. where he has, say the reports,
been received as ii he were King of Eng
land, Mr.. Gladstone has had but one un.
pleasant moment. That was when he
stopped in Nice to call onhis son Herbert,
snd found that the giddy youth had gone
over to Monte Carlo, whence ho presently
returned, saying that he had lost $50.
From what we know of the Grand Old
Man" we can imagine the solemn manner
in which he took Herbert into the bed
room, laid him across the paternal knee,
and warmed the Gladstonian slipper by
frequent application 10 the proper place,
thus teaching him that the name Of Glad
stone must not be associated with the
green cloth or betting on red or black.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
AFTER TRIBUTE FROM The PEOPLE.

Disguise the facts as they may, it still
remains true that in forming the Reading
coal combine the men engaged IN Che deal
have joined together in order that they
may be strong to exact tribute from the
soal consumer. Unless the law can pro-
vide means of breaking mp the conspiracy
the corporations viii succeed, and the
poor man, who must dll hie coal bin, win
pay for the success.
The purpose Of the combine Is to mako
every ton cost more than it does now,
and while it is true that the output and
probably the amount used will be reduced
should the plottors have their way--it is
also true that the extra tribute demanded
viii he vast one
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

fffHt. f.tt "'tNf"
to hca,th-suircrcrl froln the worst
forms OF sin aud scalp Diseases,
'Scrofu'ous Sores and $rcllings, aud
al mauacr o., Ilao@- -tatuts. IJs
done by Dr P.cr... Golden Ncl-
ical Discovery, which Fuli6cs and
enricb.s ihe blood, and through it
cleanse and rcnews tho whole Fys-
TEN. Ey,a Lunp-.s.2lrla l!hovn
rs PUN utuy Couuupron) Yields
to il, Fl taken in timc all given .
fair tr.l us gulaats@ TO bcne.
tit OF cure, IN cycry case, Or money
paid for it is rotanl.d. Only .
medicine that doos what is claimed
for ii, could be sold on such terms.
No Other medicine, bgsidos tho
"pizcoy.ry' has undertaken i,
go positively certain is IL in It's
curative effects as 20 e05T0at its
ma.cra in selling as they ayo do.
ing, Though druggists, oH tyiaLi
Its c.pocia!iy ro.ont ia curing
Iet.cr. r:it-rheum, Eczema, Erysip-
olaa, I..7, Tarhw i.s, Sore Eyc3,
CO trc, az rhic,. Neck, and Erlargcd
Clanda, Tumor9 and Swei!iugs.
Great .,ong Ulcers rapidly lasl
under F.. icuia4 iE.uc.cc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
The wETMoRE CAMPAIGN .'

The most comical thing in the pre- cnt
campaign was Wotmorc'5 campaign.
And the next most comical thing in it
was the scampcring of the Wetmorc hosts
TO get under cover NeJmJrc WAS oar
Governor and is 4 good, decent man, but
he is not lin il" with Aldrich. llc viii
not he ain tt with Dixon r,thcr.
Poor Wetmsrc!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
THEY CourT THEM.

The school children who are studying
statistics and object lesson. have found
great pleasure in counting up the number
Of editorial" IN certain Republican
paper where Mayor Carroll 3. son men
tinusb
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

lIROBATE CLERKS oFFICE,-Pawtucket,
! Feb. 81, lsy2 Request In writing Is
made by " lillian Is. Mepnan. guardian OF the
persons and estates of William Meenan and
Daniel Meenan for authority and license To
sell certain real estate OF said minors
same " received and IL referred to Wednes.
day, the Path day of February, 1892, al O'Clock
=. NJ, at the Probate Clerks ONCE, In said
Paw tucket, for consideration. And II IL or.
dered that notice thereof be published for
fourteen days, once n week, previous To the
holding of said Court in the PAwTuCKET
TRIBUNE. ALDEN w. SlBLEl.
f5.3f. Probate tleak.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

Tho RecorJ-Visitor calls MIR. Netmore
masnanimous and says the Republican
party Of Rhode Island await the oppor-
,unity to again honor c,- Governor Wet
more" Tbi7 is very funny, .pnsidcriu.
tho Ropublicln party prospects.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

Ii II understood that Mayor CAROLS
attorneys will tomorrow file an answer in
the quo wnrranto case. II doe, not gp-
pear that & viii be very hard to convince
the supreme Court that The people know
there was to be an election on February :.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.
ESATE CHAMBER,

SENATE CHAMBER,
PROVIDENCE, Feb. lsth, 1872. !
The Committee on Judiciary of tn" senate
DAY February rs. Isll. on he rising the
senate TO AL ,ersons Interested In an "Acl 10
simplify the duties, epuslizc the burdens
an Increase tho efficie cy OF thr JuLic'aLy
Judiciary Bill" C. D. MpDDo,
snEriIELD GREENE, Clerk. Chairman
flA cod
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

II is gratifying to note 'ha btigh, pros
poets fo- u creditablc s.. pstriyk's day
parade. Providence should uoa keep her
word and send big contingent out.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

The Republican party was well organ
lied "Wednesday evening. and William r..
Allen fell outside the h.aalworks. Re
publicans ere ungrgteful.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

We exteo sincere sympathy tocN-Mo>-
or Goodwin md hi. 1amily ia their pres.
ent afiilction.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

A certain paper, run By certain king Of
the Republic party, it e.i.cn;lv rul
"tnh."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.


PROVIDENCE, Feb. Il, 1924.
Tho committee on corporations of the Sen
ate win give n Public 1Ieaiing TUESDAY
February rs, lss2. on the rising of the Senate
to all persons interested In the petition OF
james +. Raw ct nj. FOR amendment of an
"Act TO ibcorpoi rte the SAT-. ~ Bolt and Nut
Co. of Providence, n l." This matter relates
TO the "truit Hin Electric Railroad"
ALOSZO AoWRY, Chairman,
ART rRw JOYCE, Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
First rJatt01an1 nanIs
SPECIAL NOTICE..

holiday, this bank wiir6c closed. Dcpo-itors
requiring funds for payroll. " III please pro
vide TO- the same sATURDsY, fcbru ~ goth,
Discount day. .TuEsDAlr February %
WILLIAM fh-i'ARK, Cashier.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

"ANTED-A horse for "a market wagon .
state price and age. Address 1T" TEL
BuNT. flsAt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

l~OR sALE-A Wilcox Steam Generator
Il (eng1ne and boiler com bned), i've horse
power. Has done good service AN 10 capa.
BILE of dong more. Apply ut this ONCE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19
1uaute, 90 Get, Qttr.

"A ANTED-A first lass Cobbler Apply
a Lorraine Bo 4 and shoe Store, 264
Lonsdale avenue, A. j. Gallagher. None but
FIR t-cla5- men need apply. fl9 IL
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-02-19

(F you wish Ia advertise anything any
L where, ut any time write to GEORGE +.
ROW ELL n CO.. No. 10 spruce street, New
York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01

u 4 said that there ars two hundred
and thirty thousand singers u ths
choiTs Of the church Of England
THE song Nelly Gray was written
h isss BY BENJAMIN Handy. who was
q that time student 10 university n
Westervillc. O
a NEW composer, Sig MasettL has
produced m opera named 'vindicc" In
BOLOGNA Critics pronounce him 70 b ;
rival Of Mascagni
The royalties which have gone 20
charity from the sale Of Moody and
Sankey's Gospel Hymns" have aggre-
rated one million two hundred thousand
dollan
The centenary Of the birth Of Meyer
beer. the musical composer, will b
ceiebrated all over Europe in 1854, but
already there has been : preliminary
celebration Of the event In Paria
Miss EUNicx LAFAYETTE, IL Red Noun
tain. Mont, has taught = little chorus OF
miners' children 20 sing Beranger's
songa Their fathers are French-Can-
adian miners and the little ones know
equally well the language Of Beranges
and Of Longfcllow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01
NOTES ANc OPINIONS.

-Ex-Speaker Reeds bet that he
would make Speaker Mills throw the
gavel at him before Christmas has
been declared of. st Louis Post Dis
patch.
When Thomas B. Reed wants 20
speak. the democratic speaker will COW
er his bald head with Goals by recog-
nizing him at once. Louisville Courier
Journal
Path il one OF most beautiful a.
tributes Of President Harrison's char
acter. lie believes that the hot end OF
the tariff poker is cooling Of. - Brook
lya Eagle
There will be no Tom Reed die
tatorship in the democratic house. II
will be deliberate body The speaker
who attempted 10 dictate to . house
full of democrats would soon learn
who arc his masters st Louis Re
public
IF the democrats be such reckless
destrnctives As the republican organs
allege. every republican should be glad
tina. their power is complete enough
this year 10 permit revelation of their
real character aud tendencies ~
World
lis II possible that the Blaine men
and the Harrison men in Indiana are
like their chicftains and understand
each other perfectly?" II so the art Of
has been brought 10 per
lection right here in Hocsierdom. In
annapolis Sentinel
To the republican partisans the
house Is merely banquet hall de-
'erted." where they were wont 70 get
ogcthcr and swallow the arbitrary
'ulings Of Tom Reed They w,ll find
themselves sadly out Of place II tho
east Of reason which has begun Har~
isburR Patriot
-Ex-Speskcr Reed has had his pic
uro removed 70 another part OF the
obby. because Il was in . bad light
where Il was first placed II Reed
ould only get out Of the bad light in
which he placed himself rs easily he |
vould have less 70 fear than he has |
rom the impartial Judgment Of his
DRY. wv Brooklyn Citizen
According 70 the Philadelphia
'ress. tho men Quay u setting up in
for delegates 70 the Min
eapclis convention are not quite such
) q reputable community likes to have
bout The lad material in the party
specially numerous about the S-gen-
ratr Quaker City. Quay Is not quite
model himself st Paul Globe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01

livery housekeeper should provido
nerseif with little conveniences for do
sng her work. A short-handed. broad
paintbru>h 70 wash the outside Of win
oow s'iis and an old tooth brush Tor
washing around the glass
Fried Potatoes: Cut cold boiled No
satoes In sliceA Put two tablespoon-
RUS OF grease into fsyiug.psn; when
not put In the potatoes. let brown Ana
turn; take up. sprinkle with ALT ma
serve very hot Farm and Fireside.
-Salted Almonds: Pour boiling ~
ter over . pound ofshellcd almonds let
stand about minute. then remove the
almonds and alp OF the skin. Drv -
. towel put into : bowl. and Stir -
snnicient olive oil or butter 70 0rease
each kernel. Brown in = drippine nm
10 hot oven and sprinkle well with
salt - soon a taken from the oven.
Boston Globe
Mock Turtle Soup: Clean and wash
: calls head. split Il in two. save the
brains boil the head until tender IN
plenty OF water; put slice Of fat ham.
bunch Of parsley cut small. I sprir "a
snyme' TWO ieeks cut small. six cloves,
: teaspoonfnl q pepper and three
ounces Of butter into = stewpan, ana
Try them : nice brown; then ada the
water IN which the head was boiled
cut the meat from the head 10 neat
square pieceA and put them in the
soup; add one lemon sliced thin. and
cayenne pc 3per and salt TO taste: let Il
simmer gently for two hours. then
skim Il clear and serve.-Boston Bud
get
About Brnshing the Teeth: The
question Is often aslked. How often
should the teeth be brushed? After
every meal, and just before retiring.
should be the rule with every body; but
IS this may seem 70 be % much Of :
task 70 some ~ TO discourage them IL
together, . safe rule. which al can fol-
low conveniently. would Be TO brush
them every night and morning: thia IL
done thoroughly. would no doubt pre-
vent decay from any deposits OF food
which would occur. Many people who
brush their teeth regularly, and have
finely preserved sets use nothing but
wateE-Ladies' Home Journal.
-Grandma's Wedding Cake: One
pound each Of butter, sugar. eggs (about
len) and raisins. one and one fourth
pounds Of flour. two pounds Of curranta,
one-half pound Of citron. one-6fth ounce
rach Of cinnamon and mace, three
large nutmeg& one teaspoonful OF
Glove, six tablespoonfuls each Of brandy.
cherry rum, molasses and yeast, two
rood teaspoonfuls of cream Of tartar.
'ne good teaspoonful Of soda HAVING
N afternoon fre. bake very slowly for
our or i've hours. This makes two
noderate-sized deep loaveA The oriRi-
'al rule is five times this quantity. Il
will keep = year or two. and Is much
improved By age Good Housekeeping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01
THE cERRYMANDER.


m--- .-,'.."
- ~
,h.s p.uI sou s,,.1cn VIII approve Al
s',ene harrison says 10 ms
-s~Sl .oo ~, me evi's o. gerry
ss.-- nc Praciee mas always
~ = me most oiscreditaoie
..ss =. our ponies. ana Al voters
.ss- ssay - oonue nm H-exceps wnen
49,. s- -.n ~ secure some par
o.. ~ $500 ~ .esort'ng 20 n
',s 80 ,. ,ue1 'nat tne evii
~. 80 49, a' "as " Tue 'nserven'
- =. 80 -, government
$3.50. - ing sane SOFT o. men are
;.,s. - eons'ess - 70 inc state leg
ny eer'.iniy hooooy Will
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01

r.tched-Up A0sss Thss nensess ~
credit % the Adniaistraston.
The annual report Of the secretary
~ the treasury IL littls more than I
niece Of patch work made mp from bu.
reau reportA The secretary makes no
ser;ous attempt 70 discuss the queS-
lions Of absorbing public interest with
which a American finance minister
might be expected 70 deal 1t this time
the silver question. the question OF
national bank circulation and the
tariff question. lie has nothing what
ever 10 ofTer On the silver question; ia
regard " national bank circulation he
merely repeats and approves Of the
suggestions made BY the comptroller
Of the currency. and what he has 20
saw about the tariff j. . disgrace 70
the official literature Of the country
and an insult 70 the Intelligence OF the
ne ople. Altogether. IL is the least
creditable document that has emanat-
ed from the treasury de partm~nt with
in che recollection Of men Of three
score years
In the formal statements and esti-
mates with which the report opens
there are variations from the usual
form partly for the better and partly
for the worse. A variation for the bet
ter consists in the introduction Of
tabular exhibit Of the increase and de-
crease in expenditures in the different
branches Of the public service for the
last fiscal year rs com pared with the
year before, going into details with
sufficient minuteness to convey ! good
deal Of information Another varia-
ton for the better consists in the intro
duction Of u detailed statement Of the
manner in which Sis4. 81. 6s5 was an
piled during the year to the reduction
Of the public debt On the other hand.
variation for the worse consists in
the omission Of the usual statement Of
receipts and expenditures for the first
quarter Of tbs current year, with esti-
mates for the remaining three-quar-
ters. Instead Of this we have an esti-
mate. with very little detail, for the
whole Of the current year. followed by
more detailed estimate OF expendi-
lures for NEXT year.
The secretary figures out a surplus Of
S2s. 600 COO for the current year, taking
NO account OF the sinking fund. and for
next year. again taking no account Of |
the sinking fund. he estimates sur
plus Of sl4.os6, PSI. There is no sep
arate estimate Of the sums which Will |!
Be required for the pay ment Of sugar |
bountles and ship subsidies-items Of |
considerable public interest just At
this time In order to make ont his
surplus the secretary estimates the
customs revenue for this year ut Sis5.-
oOo, 600, although the actual receipts
for the first i've months have been az |
the rate Of only about sl7O. 900. 0oo for
the year III that should prove 70 be
the correct figure. Mr.. Fosters surplus
would be cut down to $4,000. 00U, as
kuming that his estimate Is correct in
other respects His estimate Of Gus
toms revenue for next year is Sly5. 000.-
900, which must be At least SIS. 600, 900
too high, ju.ging from actual receipts
under the new tariff. With this cor
rection his entire estimated surplus.
and million more with il for 1898
'anishes. - Chicago Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01
SECRETARY FOSTER.

Secretary Foster has been very
sick man. He went down to New
York City to try and show the Wall
Street stock brokers that all the wis
dom in the world did not center on
that street. This was gigantic task
to undertake. II was like Hercules
job Of cleaning the Augean stables.
No wonder it proved too much for
the over-workcd frame Of Foster. He
went home to Washington with a cold
that developed into pneumonia. He
IS now taking precious good care Of
himself, or he would not be alive to-
day. This shows how important it is
to look after these small colds. When
you are thus taken get bottle Of
REDS GERMAN COUGH AMI
KIDNEY CURE. Do not delay. An
hour or two may make all the differ
ence in the world. Takeit freely, and
you will find that il gives you relief at
once and will soon cure YOU Of your
malady. There is nothing like II.
You can get it Of any druggist and II
would be good thing for you to keep
Il in the house.
SYLVAN REMEDY CO., Peoria. III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01

= Chsrse;erissie - the cve.s.,. - -.
haehs-ss-Fivs sysssn-
I'm were possible 20 obtai n I'm.
partial commission 20 exam. ae IN "a
electoral corruption ia this country
ana 70 report till 70 remedy IL Il
should be done. but had such com mis-
hion been possible now Mr.. Harrison
would never have proposed IL Does
anyone believe for an instant that he
= willing 10 have On impartial investi.
CATION OF the blocks -of-five campaign in
India m. or OF the methods BY which
the showing Of republican votes n
New York and brooklyn was made il
isss? Would he be willing to let
the truth come ont in testimony a. 70
why he appointed John wanamsker 70
the cabinet or a TO what was done
with the Fat fund.-" Does he want
the country 70 know how and why ".
W. Dudley was kept out Of Jail?
His proposal that II he Is not 70 Be-
trusted 70 appoint such Z commission
the appointing power can be vested ir
the supreme court il made in face Of
the experience the country had in 1870
wnen the supreme court showed itself
IS extensively and - outrageously par
tisan - any ward caucus OF the lowest
political heeler& II we are to have
force bill in this country. BY all means
let the supreme court be kept out Of
the work Of passing Il
Mr.. Harrison has practiced law. II
he Is q lawyer ne knows that nothing 4
Judicially more indecent than for
judges 70 pass ON . law they have been
in making. Yet he pro
poses IN : message which Is 70 remain
forever Of record that the supreme
court, BY proxies Of its appointment.
should take action to be afterwards
passed on by itself a. = court IL the
action l. confirmed IS enact
ment
This may not he q palpably indecent
Is II Is for the political creature Of the
system to assume supe.
rior virtue but IL is characteristic OF
BENJAMIN Harrison's utter lack Of the
sense of fitnes&-St Louis Republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-01-01
= PRESIDENTIAL WAC.
Clever Turning NJ Phrases - The Repab.
ican Jonah

Clever Turning of Phrases - The Repab-
iican Jonah
President Harrison has not hereto
fore been regarded IS man OF satirical
turn OF mind He has achieved. on the
contrary, the reputation Of being
serious to the verge at times Of dull
ness; and no one even Of his bitteress
critics would have ventured to sneak
Of him as sly or .'droli- or ..war-
gish-" Yet il is apparent from his re-
cent message that he has q reservoir
somewhere in the depths OF his intel
lectual system of the dryest kind Of
satirical hurnor.
All through the discussion Of the Nc
kinley act IL viii be remembered the
president insisted with the author OF
tnat measure that the demand for
cheapness in the necessarics Of life
was unworthy the people Of a great
strong free nation; and that the mis-
TAKEN ones who Were making the de-
mand were unworthy. not only OF the
blessings they had enjoyed. but Of the
more transcendent ones which the Nc
hniey act contemplated showering on
them In a moment Of inspired en-
Mnsiasm for the protective policy he
evolved the sounding sentence. the
cheap coat argues q cheap man under
we coat and good many people
VINO had no sort of idea what he meant
accepted the phrase as the highest
embodiment Of political wisdom
though i IS not recorded that they
wen. around thereafter seeking for
mgn-priced clothes
!, measuring by these facts in Mr..
harrison's career the remark 10 his
message that the tariff act Of the Fiji
V'hrst congress is very favorable in
:" average effect upon the prices OF
articles entering into common use
rs sees what mad wag he Is. His
Party friends have been insisting that
ae tariff has not raised prices, but has
'eal'y lowered them; and the president /!
.annot openly contradict them. In his !
NV way, however. he does contradict I
snem and preserves his con sistency. lie
= s"oMs that the average effect Of the 4
Aehinley tariff upon articles enter \
4. ~ mo common use" has been TO raise
W.T. price This effect upon the ..chcap
49, theory he naturally regards as
a'ery iavora blc;" because IL prevents
people who use the articles from
!, v.seo'ning cheap men and women. -
- NY would il the prices were lowered
y ne Mckinley act With every nm
suarance Of frankness he saws iust
NJ. an' ne means; but he knows verv
NM 49, inc sly fellow-that most OF those
M, NM read his message will understand
a.. - mean that prices have been re-
INV ne has probably been chuck
ovsr = himself for the past few days
IA, -. ne neatness with which he turned
y phrase about sfavora Die effect"
ca % make il harmonixe with his
prisL utteranccs and sin not
ten ne current protectioaiss pre-
Nm /" tne Operations Of Mckinley
detroit Free Press.
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