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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-28
THE LIBERTY BELL

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 2.-Union Sta
tion and vicinity were crowded with
thousands of people this morning gath
cred to get Il glimpse of the Liberty Bell,
the symbol of Americas independence
now being transported to the worlds fair
Tie train arDiyed from Philadelphia, but
stopped only five minutes and then
steamed west. Demonstrations greeted
the arrival of the train at many points
along the route
CLEVELAND, O., April 27.-The Liberty
Bell train arrived at noon today and was
greeted by thousands of adults and hun
dreds of school children, The committee
acting as an escort was given Il luncheon
at the Hollenden hotel, where addresses
were made by visitors and guests. The
train continued its journey at o'clock.
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The qahita Daily Eaale ridau sloruiue April as 1898

THE Dangers That Confront Is and
How to Meet them," by Hon. Benjamin
Bntterwor.h, aud THE Protective Srs-
tenn the Cornerstone of Our National
Prosperity by Hon. Charles w Stone.
A pleasing feature of the occasion was he
unreilin2-of "A splendid painting of Gen
eral Grant, which was recently presented
to the club
NEW YORK, April o7-The Grant Ban.
quet association. organized TO celebrate
the birthday of General U. s. Grant gave
It's annual dinner this evening at the
Hotel Waldorf General Horace Porter,
president of the association, presided and
introduced the speakers. Among the
guests were C. n Bliss, Coils 2. Hun
;ington. Major General Schofieid
Major General Miles. e. s. Grant,
Jr.. Jesse. r. Grant, JohE T.
tunnels, Rear Admiral Bancroft Cher
ardi, aud admirals and commanders from
the warstips in the review. The other
guests included IA number of distinguished
personages, among them the earl of Aber-
deem and the Spanish and Brazilian miii
listers. Secretary of the Navy Herbert
sent his regrets and Mrs. L. S Grant Was
too much fatigued through watching the
parade to attend.
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MRS. CLEVELAND ILL

NEW YORK. April 27-Mrs. Cleveland
left suddenly FOR Washington. She was
taken iii on the Dolphin while the presi-
Dental boat was making the review tour
As soon as the Dolphin anchored at Niue
ty-sixth street Mrs. Clevelaud,
Postmaster General B.ssell and Mrs.
Bisseli aud Private Secretary Thurher
were taken ashore and driven to the Vic
toria hotel. Mrs. Cleveland appeared pale
but was not violently Ill. IL has been de-
cided best that she should not attempt
the trials of the ball At the Victoria a
few pieces OF light baggage were
gathered together aud u start was made
for the Pennsylvania depot in Jersey City
Mr. aBd Mrs. Bisseil aud the president ;
private secretary accompanied Mrs. CIeve-
land to Washington, whers she arrived
shortly before midnight. They were AT
once driven 20 the executive mansion.
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THE GOLD SITUATION

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The gold situa-
| tion apparently grows easier each day and
the furry OF the past week has entirely
subsided. The New York bankers called
for a definite statement from the admin
istration, on the ground that it would
settle the atmosphere, and the statement
of President Cleveland seems to have had
that effect. The position which the New
York bankers have occupied is being
severely criticised The evident desire of
the south and west to assist the treasury
IS contrasted with the position OF New
York, which can immediately relieve the
government but refuses to do so, unless
on terms advantageous to its own pocket
book. The outcome of the visit of Mr.
Carlisle to New York is awaited with con-
siderable interest.
Before leaving Washington for New
York President Cleveland practically set
at rest the rumors that he would call an
extra session of Congress to consiuer the
financial situation. During cOnversa-
tiou with representative kiigore Mr..
Cleveland said that he would not call an
extra session until September, unless
| some unforeseen circumstance, which was
not anticipated, made such course neces-
sary. lie stated that the call would he
made for the assembling of congress be-
tween the lst aud 18th of September.
NEW YORK, April 27.-As soon as Sec
retary Carlisle landed from the reviewing
vessel hewas driven to the home OF Banker
W Nllliams, chairman OF the Clearing
House association, where eight national
bank presidents and Assistant Treasurer
Jordan had gathered TO have conference
with the secretary.
he conference lasted over an houI and
the best of feeling was displayed. Secre-
tary Carlisle said that he would make
free and open statement of what he be-
lieved to be the financial policy OF the gov
ernment He said that an issue of bonds
al this time might be an effective remedy,
but it would only be temporary, and be
market and in the end retard the aduain-
istration. Bonds would not be issued ex-
cept as Il last resort.
The secretary went over the currency
laws of the country and stated that
they were in bad shape and needed
revision, which should start with the
Sherman law. The only way to induce
western and southwestern senators and
congressman to vote for its repeal was
70 demonstrate to their constituents
that they were losing money every
day that the Sherman law continues in
operation. The secretary made his stand
very clear, saying that 1t was to be heroic
treatment all the way through on the
Sherman law.
The bank presidents, replying to the
secretary, cordially Informed him that
they would be ready at all times to CO.
operate with him in the successful admin
istration of the financial policy of the gov
ernment.
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STRIP OPENING

WASHINGTON. April 27-It is learned
that Land Commissioner Lamoreaux has
practically given up the attempt to fiud a
way to overcome those difficulties of set
ting the Cherokee strip which were ex-
perienced in previous openings of large
bodies of public land. A few weeks ago Il
great fuss was made as TO what TO 10 to
solve the problem Of avoiding n rush and
the accompanying scenes of disturbance
and violence. The new land commissioner
declared that there We're three methods
under consideration. one of which was to
settle the lands under general lottery
scheme, as proposed by Representative
Springer. Yesterday it was learned that
Mr.. Lamoreaux has resubmitted he entire
question to Secretary Smith aut virtually
confessed that he is unable TO discover any
legal way Of avoiding the difficulty, leav-
ing the secretary of the interior to dispose
Of the question as best suits himself. MIR
Smith Is still too much engaged with Office
seekers to give any attention to the Cbero
kee strip opening, and if any progress has
been made IN the preliminary work at this
point II is kept profound secret at The
Interior department.
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SUNDAY OPENING ASSURED

CHICAGO, April 21.-The executive COM
mittee of the local directory of the world s
fair, at a protracted session this evening,
adopted resolutions which mean practical
ly fiat Ienunciation of congressional con-
troll. 4 joint committee of the finance and
legislative committees made lengthy re-
port, which was adopted unanimously
1t sets forth the action OF the directors in
pledging TO the holders of the debenture
bonds the property aud revenues OF the
corporation. and says that the committee
would regard it rs direct and
ineXcusable violation of the pledges and
covenant with the bondholders to enter
into the formal understanding which the
late act of congress requires. The require
ment OF this act, says the committee,
means serious impairment of resources,
and in the Judgment of the committee
Is violation OF the conditions OF the act
of August B. 1892, accepted by the direct
Ors. IL appears clear to this committee,
in view of the pledge made to the holders
Of the S5,000,000 in bonds, that no such
security as required by congress should
be furnished.
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= WEsTeRN coNcaEss

OsDES, tan. April Z7.-The trAasulis-
sissippi congress adopted 4 free coinage
Fesoiutioa, bat later many of the silver
delegates having gone home. tae anti
SliFer n1eH secGgs} &. reconsideration Of
the resolution D. = vote q. 20 70 -.
Resolutions - favor of tlie adm fssio.l of
S=ar Mckee ard Arizona IS states +xer-
not opposed, but when tfts.a EF.s .akss
up batter nstt 1zfas OF. par.ics .,atsss ;g
by 7epreseg1ts tsl.ves Of the GratIls party.
VINO "eTe opposed 70 he measure, ar. - s.
nuf0tsr favor .8E. both resident aed vls-
3i!a- dciesttes- 1ae TAD az.essrss were
uuao.t - decsds a. 20 casting fapfr vote
snf I'D Hot vote ~ a.i- Ear sseue was "a
ienseiC dramatic. au4 the csazrsss ssf =! r
most 7Peisiso78la cstslZ thr esg9-eacs
ss1'sSstl iorta - tbe fsa ssz@zt5uci. @hiis
a@ac' ~ p9lF9srny t+e .lssst tsl-
8nfss we've ra.a - tks &eyn7nn szogj- fag
sae.f satcErs.y. hpsesIg. 5a1usfFy sE1
f8orsl5fy
- FesoiH 5all fsy9F.as be as1gaisssoa 81
tfah a-s .-nAssy ct s.y 3 vals - ls-
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Ihs READING COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA. April -I-Dlficiai con
firmation was this afternoon given to the
announcement OF rehabilitation Of the
Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad com
psuy by n syndicate headed 10y Drex-il 4
20. aud Brown Brothers * 60. The IN
important features Of tsIs scbeas ars 20
provide tor tue liquidation of .be floating
debt, which approximstes 80 DD1. 80 aBd
10 furnish new capital fot the Iuture oge-
ration gf the road. % ne cfeat ion 81 a t9l
lateral trust loan to tie amount 81 ka9
Oo0. Geo Tie bonds wall besr interest ~,
tue rate oi per cegt per aurum, aud 81
issue price lG5l viii net The compaoy -.
5J1 60
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CHRISTIAN YOUNG WOMEN.

TOLEDO O, April 20 -Ihe fourth inter
national convention of the Young Wo-
mems Christian association opened today.
Effie X. Price, general secretary of TIE in
teruatiolal committee, called the meeting
10 order.
Mrs. j. V. Farwell. chairman Of the
International committee. read the report
Of the international committee, which
showed that there were iifiy-ei.bt secre-
taries engaged in the work Xix of whom
were iuternationaI, and 500 associations
The committee on permanent Organlz t-
tiOn reported. Mrs. FAgwcll was made
president and Mrs. Morse OF New York,
first vice president The regular com
mittees were then appointed
The afternoon session ended with the re-
ports Of the various state secretaries.
The evening session was devoted 20
speech making, after which II general re-
csption was held.
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EoRT scou sALonNs

FogT SCoTT, Kan, April 27.-Tbe fFs,
grand jury that has sat - Bourbon c0aaly
Tor ysars yesterday afternoon found uiDe
teen true bills sgaiuss violatoys % The
liquor iaw. and ell who have uot left the
city VIII bs % Jali ~ teTn9rvo1 c1DruIHg
Some n those HZain@t whom tbs injtct-
nlsnis ssaGd FTe among the Aeaesiass if1<i-
be jury hare e.ic.sea eatbuszstIc iui~fest
ia The citY aEa county csEiuy 70 ts3e butter
aehg between f8s Two elements oH 81 .
liquor qussiiou. Mf. Murrav. tbs r.at..s r
q ibe prob 5.iioH Iaw. has Deen eaes-;ess
70 come and as~is. ~ r.dssog the ciiy q
sa!1ouz
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RATE CuITlNG-

DENVER, April 27.-The Santa Fe and
other roads this morning met the Rio
Grande's 50 round-trip Chicago -ate. The
Rio GrGnde Immediately builetiued an
other So cut. The other roads will proba
bly, meet the latter rate. and there is no
knowing where the war will end
DENVER, April THE -AtchisoD. TODe-
ka and Santa r met the cn; rate OF Si5 to
Chicago announced by the Denver and
Rio Grande ra.lwar on Tuesday last. I'M
mediateiy following this the Burlingt on
posted Il similar rate, with the additional
rouud-trip rate OF So to the Missouri
river aud return, which had not been anti
cipsted by any of the roads. While the
Santa Fe officials were making
merry over their cut they were
thrown iato CONSERVATION by the an
nolucement by the Denver aud Rio
Grande OF $40 as the rouud-triD rate 10
Chicago and return. ST. a. the round trip
rate 70 81. Isou.s and IS as the round -tr!D p
rate 10 he Missouri river. None of ihe
other roads have a. yrt met the last c1t-
The Rio Graud= announces the inteuD0n
NJ going = lower than any rate the santa
Re NAV make
DENVER. April "a - The Burlington
route > Chicago special which left here
this morning with the duchess ot Buck
iaghaga and party on board orOae ali rec.
Ords OF fast runnlp. IN the aIsSory Of west
era rallToa9ing \ maXimEm speed %
seventy miles ~ hour WAS maintained fer
Il distance OF eighteen miles Other fast
spust> were - miles ia - minutes. sax
miles ia > minutes, II miles IL minutes
aud Il miles su 3 inmates A the train
consisted of eight ears, thss = considered
4 reTuars b.e yegIpTgnance- 4ise enzif.s.
pulling the tram = cue el tie GeE class
ordered fer fsS; service 4uTlus tie veFld >
fair. 'IAe zsiirozd ofscials eZertea fhem-
selves = xaoE tme duchess aGf party tla8t
tue Bar. suiS5on could beat tiie & Ble - TIE
faHou4 EaRlIsL fraln- iac Flying
Sc,EenEsA8
T.. F1su. fg.o. AFgi. ta important
caals-e .sa- t}eru 60 tle ia the lC1ns Esess.esst
x ts- stu.S centre III bY ,s.z A,cil3s97. To
-aka sa1 ~sgft4 fe Railway iaapY ti.e
sysz1u. tss5ar .lrsaeaty eut IA tee tee
western .tsRtslu4 esssssl.eae42s s. ti14s~
flsy- A8ss. s.isi Cotst 8-l-.aE fae fssa.s iiae
irlfu 81 De tity - it-nS sas - t'e-a
- l5zus ...5 5lssss sscs341a-s tte
Mjalsafi Ess -say ansi EAe Atlantis aa.. i4
cg8c - California le e4steEa asT.s.aa
1a4y ressss5;z> uHsss-r 1s.e ;s}aEss-. s-.efae.t -
Ar i}cs.5sgsaa. 7~i5t.e taes~ eytg vea-
SO - believe iAaE tie wczttra liv.zss2
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WORLDS FAIR NOTES

CHICAGO, April 27.-For the first time in
many days Chicago has bright dry
weather. This permits work on the
worlds fair grounds and buildings to be
prosecuted rapidly. aud things are be-
ginning to get into shape for the great
event of Monday.
The judicial committee, to which the
national commission referred the matter
Of Sunday closing, will not meet until to-
morrow.
The report of Director General Davis
shows that IL total of S33 .000, 900 has been
raised for the purposes OF the fair, ,and that
400 buildings have been erected, covering
All area of $50 acres
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SENATOR MARTIN.

WAsHlNGToS. Aprii 27-The story OF
President Cleyelaud'4 frigid reception Of
Senator Martin OF kanss last week was
substantially true rs related. Mr. Martin
has fourd 10 necessary, IN order TO pre-
serve his influence here. to file "A document
In the character of Il brief establishing his
fidelity and unImpeachable standing "a u
Democrat. The opposition is determined
to submit additional evidence 10 the presi-
dent proving by Mr. Martins political
speeches in several campaigns that he was
neither II Democrat nor Cleveland man.
and that bis prominence in Kansas poiitic7
- due entirely 70 bis attitude tGsaId the
populisLs.
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pan IYRFcK

of the constitution may follow N the track
IF a disordeT.ed system. due 10 impure blood
or inactive liver Don't run the risk J
The proprietors o. Or. Pierce's Golden Med
icaI Discovery take Gil tie chances, They
make straight forward offer 70 return your
money il their rernesiy fsiis 10 benefit or cure
in all disorders and affections due 70 impure
blood or inactive liver The germs OF disease
circulate through the blood; the hver Is the
filter which permits the germs TO enter or
not. The liver active, and the blood pure,
and you escape disease.
When you're run down, debiitated, weak,
and yot,r weight below a healthy standard,
YOU regain health. strength, ard wholesome
flesh. by using the = Discovery II builds up
the BODY faster than nauseatiag Cod liver
oils or enauisioTs.
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The IFS OF FRUIT cULTURE.

The treacherous mort hern climate makes
profitable fruit growing we'll nigh impos-
>i5le.
Down in North Galveston Tex. all is
different, the risks are remoyed-crops
were never known TO fail. Pear trees. etc.
grow FROM. cuttings Just Is willows aud
c0ttoBwoods DO up north and ne fertile
spot yields crops one after another. the
year round.
Splendid Inducements are offered 70 in
yestors aud settlers. For particulars ap-
ply 10 Wright & Miller WscLita. the
North Galveston association's local sgrut.
The address Of the general Office Is box -.
Minneapolis, Ainu
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PoSCA, Neb. April q - The First Ma
tional bank did not open is doors si,is
morning 4 notice Was posted on the
doors stating that. owing 10 fhe recent
failures IN Sioux CIV and elsewhere, aud
10 being called ou f0r money due, ths
bank was compelled 20 close temporarily.
The business men believe that the dvp9sl-
.ors Wi. be paid in full
LANSING, Mich Al pril y The Ingham
County bank was closet his morning aud
placed ~ the hands of the commissioner
OF banking Tie cause ut the closing was
the failure OF tie Peuinsular Savings
bank 0f Detroit 30 keep sH agreement -
furnish sufficient currency. The hBauc.a!
condition OF thr whols cify j. critical
kANsA- CRY, Apgii A.-Tnr MarshAii
Chemical NAuuIaci uriuz company 81 this
cltY failed today, with liabilities placed ut
so D00 and assets al 80 60 The faIlurs
wns brought about by litigation growing
out Of the failure here last OctOb~r 81 tAe
Commercial Trust cpmpanY VI which eK-
senator iugaiis was president
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CAPITAL NOTES

WASHINGTON. April 27.-A telegram
was received at the war department today
from Captain Guthrie, at Antlers, stating
that the friends of peace in the Locke and
Jones factions had held meeting this
week ana adjourned until next Monday.
Captain Guthrie is confident that a peace
full settlement of the trouble Will now be
had.
The government exhibit for the worlds
fair Is not ready, and therefore will not be
placed in position at the fair until May 10.
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The EVOLUTION

Of medicinal agents is gradually relegat-
ing the oldtime herbs, pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts to the rear and bring
ing into general use the pleasant and ef-
fective liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs To
get the true remedy see that il is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
only. For sale by all leading druggists
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Physicians have 81 iast decided that
the small toe Of the human fooi mns.
go--that civilization tends gradaaiIv -
crowd il ost 81 existence aud - depeud
more than ever for tocomOtioa upon TIA
biz toe
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BASEBALL.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-GUod weather and
a large attendance generally favored the
opening baseball games for the National
league championship. The games were
preceded by purades, at the head of which
the players marched, through the streets
At st. Louis the players were addressed by
Lieutenant Governor O Meara and Mayor
Walbridge. The attendance here was -
500, the largest ever gathered at IA ball
game in st. Louis. The games at New
\ ork aud Puiadelphia We're postponed
because OF rain. The results of the games
were as follows:
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Firs. Dramatic Reporter Say, dlH
you hear that sensation about Mime.
Primadonnn's diamonds?
Second Dramatic Reporter-Nh hat.
are they stolen again?
FIRST Dramatic Rep0rter-So; they're
real Leslio's Weekly.
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NATIONAL NOTES.
THE GOLD SITUATION SAID TO BE
GROWING EASIER.
The Action of the New York Banks
Criticised by the Friends Of
the Administration.
Very Little Progress Yet Made Toward
Opsning tbs Cherokee Outlet
to Settlement.
General Grants Birthday Celebrated at
Gale1a and Pittsburg Ths Trans
mississippi Congress Resolves in
Favor Of the Admission Of
Utah as State = The
National University
Project Revived.
Capital Notes
WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICELTURE.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA, Kan. April q, 1868.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer, followed Friday evening
by cooler.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was II, the lowest
81, and the mean 81, with a light frost in
the morning. followed by warmer, partly
cloudy weather, southeast wind.
Thus far in April the average tenn
perature has been 5S
For the past four years the avera ge tenn
perature for the month of April has
been SO and for the 9th day 500
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Following is the
forecast up TO S p. m. Friday:
For misunderstanding cloudiness,
with local rains during the afternoon or
evening; southeasterly winds; warmer.
For Kansas-Local showers conditions
indicate severe local storms during Friday
or Friday night; strong southerly winds;
warmer in easterly portion.
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CHICAGO April Z7---W iliizn G. fsauGr.
general counsel ior tbs Chicago d
$orfsTestegu swsT. au3 DsruocTsf,c
eo3sfjcian q national ZANE fel4 dead is
h.s oasce ta.8s afgsgaoaa sroaa hesst e -ssss.
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GRlEF AND INSANITY.

LONDOS, April 2s.-The wives ot Captain
Roberts aud Chief Officer Wright of the
missing steamship Naronic have gone in
sane through despair caused by the loss of
their husbands.
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WlLLIAM ANo HuMeERT.

RoNE. April 21.--Ihe German emperor
aud empress aud the king aad queen II
Iu'Iy, with the royal suites. left to-day for
Naples
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There wouldn't be any cases Of Chronic Ia
tarrh il everyone used DR.. Sage's Remedy.
There's $500 reward for an incurable case.
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Z THE WESTERN LEAGUE

KANSAS CITY. April 2G-The Western
baseball league WAS organized today with
six clubs, aud the prospects are that two
more cities viii enter before the season
has fairly begun. Two long sessions were
held today, aud after much discussion the
following cities entered the league: Kan
sas City, Denver, Omaha, Topeka, Wichita
and Pueblo. II is thought that Leayen-
worth and st. Joseph will soon come in.
l.. {. krauthoff the well known base
ball man, and president of the old West.
ern league, WAS elected president, and
james Whitefield, secretary and treasurer.
A committee on schedule was appointed
and viii report at another meeting of the
lergue, TO be held in Kansas City on May
Z, when the final arrangements for the
season will be mIde. Denver and Topeka
already have clubs signed. The season
Will begin on May &c and end on Oct. &.
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u hen you think of spring medicine,
how quickly hood ; Sar.aparllia comes
into your ailnG
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= - - rahNcaIse

BES~Eir-, April 11--ihe Belgian sen
aie. by yote ot nfty-two 10 the aliruaA-
tive 10 one ia tile nsrat; ". "a Il fourteen
uIemhesS refusing 20 yciv. llas approved
sae NysSoa plan 90 establish uraltrrSai
su1sa-e. VITA psIsras voting, b,4sed ou lht
ownership al property aUA she possession
us Certaiu educational Qualifications
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Don't become eonstipsted. Teke BEECH
AZ S Pills.