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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
uNGUIsTs IN CONGRESS.
Speeches Can he Made In Almost All Ian.
guages In the House.

"a man can get up in the house and
make a speech in almost every modern
language, not counting the dead, with
every assurance of having an intelligent
audience" said Representative Bar
tholdt to a reporter. 81 have made no
effort to gain an accurate knowledge on
the subject, but speaking at random
there are at least 20 members who either
speak or understand German. Williams
of Mississippi studied at Heidelberg;
Richards of Ohio, l think, at Tonin-
gen; Flynn of Oklahoma speaks Ger
man readily, and McCleary Of Mime
sofa, who used to be a professor, made
a study of it. l am told that one of the
Massachusetts, members speaks it fluent
ly. Fitch of New York, who left the
house but short time ago, studied at
the universities of Jena and Berlin and
is a gifted German scholar. Shaw of
Wisconsin also studied in Germany and
understands and speaks the language of
the Teuton. Straus of New York comes
by it naturally. Haugen of Minnesota
speaks English, Norwegian and Ger
man, besides one or two other languages.
'Brickner and Barwig of Wisconsin,
Goldzier of Chicago, Kiefer of Mime
sofa and myself all came by it through
inheritance. Hainer of Nebraska is
Hungarian, but, like most educated
Hungarians, speaks German, and Hen
dirk of New York picked it up in his
early reportorial days in Brooklyn and
the metropolis.
''Ex-Speaker Reed is a French linguist
and is an exception in being able to
speak French with a correct Partisan
accent and with a fiuency that must as
tonish the natives. General Tracey,
who served in the Papal zouaves in
Rome, is fluent Italian conversation
ist and takes delight in holding a confab
at times with Italian purveyors of street
music on the higher range of the Italian
opera.
Zone or two members in the house
can read Celtic, but l don't know who
they are. Twas one evening with par
ty of friends. Five of them were Irish,
anu luC SlAtll was SlCCh OClIletllJ VIII
spoke English rather under a disadvan-
tage, yet sufficiently well to make de-
sirable table companion. 1t was quite a
literary group, and the conversation
turned upon pathological subjects. Not
one of the Irish could speak particle
of Celtic, but that green German could
speak it like a contemporary of Brian
Boru and astonished the Celts by Civ
ing several long recitations from the
early Irish troubadours. Washington
Post,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
A Story of Walter Scott.

New stories of Sir Walter Scott are
continually cropping up, just as they
are of Abraham Lincoln, and [ am
strongly of the belief that many of them
have been invented since the death Of
those great men.
Recently heard the following story
of Sir Walter in Edinburgh, and my in
formant vouched for its truth:
Sir Walter was sitting in his library
one day when tall highlander who
had been building an inn near by came
in and said:
MAY it please you. Sir Walter, am
going to call my place The Flodden
Inn, and as yeve writ poem on Flod-
den Field it struck me and the guild
wife that you might gle us line for a
motto"
"Have you read the poem'' asked
Sir Walter.
"No, sir. I'm ma a reader"
"Then you know nothing about q"
"Nothin, but I've heert them say as
knows that it's vera fine thing"
well, would advise you to take a
verse from the poem itself"
And what II that bel"
Drink, weary traveler-drink and
pray"
but my inn wull ma be kirk, "
said the man, "and the more prayin
there is the less drinkin there'll be, and
ma want that
"Oh," laughed Sir Walter, II think
l can fix the verse by leaving out one
letter, an L.
''How will it be them"
Drink, weary traveler-drink and
pay"
'Be Ailsie craig, that's just the
thingr' shouted the man, and he went
away delighted. -Exchange
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
The only Savings Bank Which has Every Dollar OF
its assets Invested in TernaOnt.
those who deem absolute principal of greater Importance h
hgh rates of interest the follow will be Of interest:

ITO those who absolute principal than
high rates of interest," following
FsT:TT Is SAFE dollar bad investments
dollar outside either
aoe county counties adjoining dividends paid to its
holders, but they are held for the security depostors
SECoND:-TT TAKES CARE OF INTERESTS 1t has
LmO county portions
cent counties constitute legitimate field for the investments this bank
Lamo
refused organization
been denied the security offered within the
rules of the bank.
TRD:THE PEOPLE BELIEVE IN IT. During the of 1898 it
n @ confidence OF the dposng public to such an extent that actually
gained several thousand dollars deposits while the other sayings banks in
the state of than million dollars
FOURTH ABSOLUTELY EQUITABLE IN ITS INTEREST
month
This allows
all deposits made before the middle Quarters commence the
first of January April, July and September.
FFTH-IT is MANAGED BY MEN WHO BELIEVE IN VERMONT
the
and management of the funds entrusted ois
PER CENT. INTEREST DEPOSITORS ABSO
GUARANTEED
without any action on the part of the depositOr
-COMMENCING BUSINESS JANUARY 1885, deposits
have been follows
January $997SO61; January 1891, $182,1O7S9
January l, 1892 23567S37; january 1898,
January l, 1894, 3S75306; May l, 1894, 339,O6S %.
CARROLL S. PAGE, President
E. NJ. MCFARLAND, Vice-President.
G. 4. KNIGHT, Treasurer
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02
ODDS AND ENDS.

Horse racing is one of the oldest pas
times
In an Oregon town there is an octo-
genarian who is an enthusiastic rider of
the bicycle.
Emperor William has n new carriage
which is lighted inside and outside by
electricity. The horses also bear small
lamps on their harness.
The most expensive private yacht in
the world is called the Polar Star and
is owned by the car of Russia. 1t cost
$4,000, 600 TO build and equip.
A Georgia couple have been remar-
ried after being divorced 2S years at
the home of a daughter who never saw
her father till the day Of the ceremony.
The expressions "Halleluiah" and
"Amen" are said to have been intro
duced into Christian worship by st. Je-
rome some time about the year A. ID.
800.
A dealer in aquarium supplies in
Harlem, New York city, has a fish board
ing house, where members of the finny
tribe are properly cared for until their
owners return from their summer vaca-
tions.
A magistrate in Missouri fined man
SO for noisy shouting and disorderly
conduct in the street on the testimony
of policeman. Ten minutes later it
was discovered that the prisoner was
deaf and dumb, and the fine was remit
ted
One of the greatest feats ever per-
q formed ON the bicycle was that of Oscar
Osen, who recently rode from San Fran
cisco to San Diego, a distance of 620
miles, in a little less than four days.
Three-quarters of the road was heavy
sand.
St Winefrede's we'll, in north Wales,
is accredited with marvellous powers.
a dumb woman recently recovered her
power of speech after drinking a cup
of water. This so astonished girl COM
panion that she dropped dead of heart
disease.
The highest cathedral tower in the
world-that of Ulm Minster-can at
sast be seen in its full beauty Although
finished and reOpened some years ago,
che tower has been hidden by scaffold-
ing until now, the last portion having
gust been removed.
The cotton fields of Egypt are artifi-
cially watered about eight times duffng
cultivation, generally by taking the
Nile water between the ridges on which
the plants are growing The general rip
ening of the pods begins in September,
and the cotton is ready for the first pick
ing in October.
All the private correspondence of the
empress Of Russia, or rather all those
letters which she writes with her own
hand, are ON a delicate pink colored
paper, just family perfumed with the
altar of roses. The envelopes are long
and narrow and entirely free from any
heraldic emblazonment whatever.
Gabe LoucIs walked along the banks
of the Little Crow river i'll Florida and
very foolishly looked through the big
end of a pair of fieldglasses He saw
NYhat appeared to be small lizard about
half mile away. Mr.. Loucks contin-
ned to walk, and when his leg was bit
Gen off at the knee he discovered the
difference between lizard and an alli-
gator and half mile and half yard.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-08-02

"Some men think that if they draw
down their upper lips 1T helps us in
shaving the lip, but it doesn't" said a
down town tonsorial artist the other
day. ION the contrary, it really makes
matters worse, as it is then almost i'm
possible to get at the corners of the
mouth properly. | always hate to say
anything about it, for some people are
easily offended, you know, and then
they are doing their best, as they think,
10 help us along. "-Philadelphi Call.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16
FoR BIO MONEY.
4 Nsv York Cssssss Thas Hes . Yish
On lts uaads.

4 Nsw Ysvk Cesesss Thas Hes . Fight
On Its Hasas.
NEw YORK. Sept. 15.-In the United
States circuit court to-day the North
American Commercial company put In IN
answer to the claim Of the United States
govsenmsnt for l,Sol SIS, on account Of
au alleged breach Of contract, and handed
In . bill 10 the government for e2eS, ,73 Tor
alleged loss Of profit arising out Of the
same contract.
An asfssmsnt entered Into between the
Commercial company and the United
Seatss In March, 1883, gave the company
the exclusive right TO catch seals about
the islands Of 81. George and 81. Paul In
Alasks, for which The United States was
- receive an annual rental q $4,000 for
- yssrs and e7.osK for sssh ssal captured.
The governments alleges the company
eaught $500 seals durine the first year,
fee which II demands e67.ia1. in addition
to the 10000 for rent. The company
says part Of the skins we're caught By na.
sives and shipped by the company, which
never had an exclusive right 40 guaran.
tsed In the contract. Tho company al.
lsess that 1t had q right to seine 5000
seals the first year aud 10000 each sue
ceedine year, but while negotiations with
Great Britain were pending II was prohib-
tied from catching any seals and suffered
loss Of s3s3, 725.
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a shseking A4Ais.

ALLIANCE, Ohio, Sept. ia runaway
occurred In . funsrsi party near irondals,
Is miles south Of this city, In which Is per.
sons were injured. Four teams plunged
down steep hill, wrsckiuR couvsyances
and throwing the inmates under the
horses feet. A partial list Of the injured
10: Miss Anna Burnside and younger SIS
ter, faces and heads cut and crushed In .
shocking manner and breast crushed. and
both will die; William Householder, both
legs broken and crushed; Alexander Nc
Bane, seriously injured internally; Ell
Cote, head and face frightfully cut. Last
March Mrs. McBauo was caught in run
away aud injured after giving birth to the
child that Was buried to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16
WITH THE POLITICIANS
lslaflay Sav Sano H2 celtwh b
nib Slia 81
THE WINNING TICKETS
Plathead Hae NaMeA 0ood Let Of
Men-The Republioans % oaW.
soa-Doer Lodge Dem.
oorato.
THE WINNING Tx
TICKETS

Special Dlspaseh b the Standard
KALlsPKL, Sept M-Ths demeerats d
Flathsad ceuuty met IN convsntioa to-day
and nominated full county ticket Hon.
W. D. Hin was chosen chairman oe the
eoavsntioa. In sssunine ths shAis 10
made an eloquent spsseh, besnR Loudly
c6eessd. Ths esavsatloa mst 81 II .. M,
and after appointing eemmittsss, I'd.
journsd until 2r "a. esvsety-fsur dsls.
gates were In attendance.
Ths Legislative ticket nemlnatsd iss
Hon. w. d Hill for state senator; Charles
Lynch and J. W. PAcs foe rspFsssntat ativss.
u. Theesiault was nominated for the Of.
nee q county clerk and rscordsr; D. y.
Smith to- atteensy, J. y. Dufky for clerk
oe the court; A. ]. King vas rsnominatsd
for treasures. For ths eines of asssssor
thsre was Q lively contest, but the dsht
lay bstwssa J. H. Graves, the present In
eumbsnt and 7. D. Duncan. but Duncan
was nomlnated o. ths fourth ballot.
Ths eoatsst fee shsei6 IVES also exciting.
requiring four balleas. w. Z. Lynch was
the successful sspirsnt Thsrs vsrs 10
candidates bsfeee the eonvsntion foe com
missioaess. The nominees are: r Beown,
J. =. veGt and Sam Lowe. The halaues
Of tiekss was made up - Seiisws, Supss.
intsadsnt Of sehoels, Ars. 6sth AcFarsn;
foe public aAminlstratos. q. b. Hoffman
fee eseoose. Dr.. NacDonald; Tor delegates
to The stats eonvsntioa W. D. HUI, James
,. vegt, Frsd Dawuse. ]. W. paes, J. W.
Moore, J. p. Bowen, A. J. Burnss, J. Z,
Besnuan, WIN. Madden, D. y. Smith
Each peseinet will sslses its member ou
the county central committee.
A ~ Of resolutions was adopted sdvo
eating tariff reform. free silver. the sise'
tton Of Unitsd States senators b. popular
vote, and sndorsine Clsvslsnd's eourss.
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q essas Ne Ossssssss Ass Dyisg -
Psstty vsol
Lonp0U, 6spA 1k-A dispaAsA fss0
6ssul, Cessa, dAtsd Sept 70. says ~ Saes
anese Sssees ussving fsea Ceassa esop
plsesly reuteA the Chlnsss q slng CAnsas
bssh siass ars Fspeeted - have lese
hsavily.
A HAaaehai dispatch sansuasss thaA sis
survivors, q The Chinses tsanspsss CA1sas
whisA stsandsd h The Chs Tseg pess ~
csetly With I. 40 tsssps ~ beas6, vAile -
the vaote the islaad u Beemssa, havaess
rived oees. Thsy estimate that abeat -
sslAlsss e ~ CAisa veee dsuvAsd
YOKOHAMA, 6spA lk-Tbs vlesssas 60
sssship hes bssn sslAssd. bua lssal nsUss
papsss ere still peohibltsd isem DahllsAs
in9 nsws regarding The pse0ees & ~
war q the mevsmsats of The army q ~
lssts. Ths mikado. aeeompenisd hv ms0e
bssu u his eeurt. lsft Toklo sspe. ~ -
Hlresehime, The peant q e0haskatisa ee
ths Japaasss tsoops ssns - Cessa.
kx0LIsn ENLIsrMENTs sTopPxn.
LONDON, Sept slh-A dispaAsh 10 ~
Ttnss from Hons Koae to-daIeays theee
llss.ssss -. q [ [kSs:Sssss !,s s's 80. @s 49,
longing to the seuths9n department ef H.
custom sssviee have returned 70 ths!g
fermss duttss. Ths Qheas southeea eQuads
ron has beea ordered north.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16

o8Do - 8sosy - Hovos8o - .
DssA Dsas vssass1av.
NEW YoRx, espG M-A msss pssp1lis1s
day eselA use hAvs bsea deeissA - ~
rAee q . mi1e Aad Q fur.eas bstwesa
Demine ed Hensy q Navasss. IT, q.
tsa6anss was The bsss q ths msslias.
IAe edds Wsee - 3 aoainse Doolno and
~ . against Msvasys Rilsv Csssssa,
the planees, huag sst . - : - ~ fsemsr
afsss The BauQues rAes aoa seea bed I'll
The bualnsss 10 ceulA attend 10, foe within
fsw seeeods 10 bad taken n three oioe
0oo bets and three Of 5000 sosA. Smslisg
asneauts rushed n aad b bad ssea taksa
in DoQoa A. The sud q ths bst>ins his
tstal vas Sioo, o,o7u. on whisA - ssosd 70
lsss oS,eA and then 10 bad - sA -
wanted and stoed a eass waiting Tor TIE
raee. f..
Thses was ssasssly a iastsat's delay
at the pest and The swe wsas away In Per.
test eedse. CeNing 10 ths ssaad stand
Soe The 0rst tlas bssh wsrs under gsatls
pail but Enevine pretty fast. In tAs nsxt
siGAtA ths paee was Quiekeued Q ~, fss
Domlne vsat sut and toek The mil. TArAl
and Deeastt stsadted thsir mounts -
thsy rounded The lowse turn. Thea shsss
was . iittls sasine up ee Tie tight rain
and, with Domino stlll . lsaash In iroat,
thsy made the next eighth IN :i2k. Tha
three quarters vas reashsd In Ina, 10
last eighth being rollsd Il b AIN.
DoeA jseksys wsgs riding for dsar lise,
TAs nsxt eighth vas esvsssd ID si1t ths
last quarter around The turn was rua u
2ek. Inte The stretch thsy ran end
vhsa they were straightsasd eoe fes tn
hons u eeuA - sssa that Demlne's
fAltefins gate was present. u wAs uot al
plain sailing foe Henry oe Navarro. hew'
svss, - hs vas too faltssine and ~ wal
The hsst they eculd Do fee that eisetA
Thsa Doeestt vent 10 The whip Ser n
eeald noe hoad the advaatase q tAe bead
WhieA - hAd % that pelat ard ths baass
eelt slowly essps up uatl tAsie neeas vess
even and % thsy ran 10 he end. Tha
judges wsee unable 70 separate them
ard amid the ehsess Of the crowd W
'Ndsad" shlnGss weot out anA Ne ewnsss
assssd 70 DIVIDE. Der We ssosad tlol
Domino saa even With his rival
Nile and . ssath-Hassinstea wsa
Dehhlns second, "a Ksasasy third, tims
1ste. Five and Nue.hals iurloaes-Ruhi
eon won. Jsek Of Spadss sseeod, Chatta
noogA third, tirns. i:o7K Six fnriooss-
Harry Rssd ven, Counter Tsnee ssesad
6alvatien third, tims, l'lSx. ME- en-
ae-quartse-Bauquss Wea. 0le Walae
sseseA, time. s;lbk. Nlls and sas
slehth-Dsad heat bstweea Dsmlne ~
Henry os Nsvasss; tims. I ASH yivs fsis
loaes-Tiaes wea, Sic Dlxoa, r.. sseoAd
6sooad Atssmps third, tims, s1x. No
and Q sixtesath- Beg Won. Son
and Dance second, Jseh Rsss thiFd, tlns
l,AoX
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16
DAVIS ON HIS AloH HORSE.

He says the Republicans Have . Lead
Pipe Cineh.
81. PAUL, Ninn., Sept. iS.-Ssnatoe c.
x. Davis. In IN interview to-day said :
''Ths American people cannot hslp pro-
ducine. We have 100000 people, and
for le months 100000 people have been
ecouomisine. But matters have reached
. point where the people must buy. This
will have tendency to improve business
conditions and hasten prosperity.
II think that the business Of the coun-
try will gradually adjust itself 10 the pro.
visions Of the new tariff and I think. also
what the business Of this country really
wants 10 peass on the tariff question.
The issue OF tho next campaign 10 the
conspicuous failure Of the democratic
party to administer tho Affairs Of the gov
ernment In dipl omacy, In finance. in
everything. The democratic party will be
on the defensive throughout the cam.
paiRn sndeavoring to justify its acts.
The republican party has its record q nd
will stand upon that"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16
cHAvNceY WON'T Nun.
Ne WsulA Eaks - . esvssaes e .
- nae-

n Weu1A kake - - oevesaes e 2eU
EeaA Dus-
NSw xoQk. Sspt. N.-CAnnuu1v y,
Dspsw sstuspsd hsae to-day . ~
AmseieAn linee New York. Ma DsVsv
vas asksd FseAsdlng hh pe,itieal pesitiea.
He saids
II en- net in slluatiea 70 talk pslltiss,
have besn - lsos away kaev llttls -
nethlas q ~ polisieal sieuAaisa hsfs."
"Yea ass fssqusasly spsksa q - ~
psehahas ssVuhlisan eandldste."
"Thsa ] nnss sAy. eeos fes an, tAAs ]
vouh net b Q ean6t9Ato oeuld %
accept o nc0lnatlon."
Asked u 10 had any pssesesoss Sse any
eos candidate, b seplieas
VI ON for ths sspublisan eaaAldats,
whesvse hs ~ - In kngiaaA the tasl1
vas ths eae ahsssSias tspis bsfsse ~
Wilsen BIN heeane law. ] usse ene d
The eldest menbsee oe the heuse ee eeU'
mens and b. sAids sAll I eose ahoul
year eeantsy b whsthse yeu ass seine Il
lst ny wool Into yeur country - nee.'
Ths eeoditisas In Europs since ths enAst'
msnt of the measure demeasssate bon
dspsadsat Ne Industries ef The sA vssld
are % The new enc. Whstbss ths cen
mseeial dspeession has found 10 eeuutsc
past % tho eeAee ssfie sinee The tAsi2 ~
bssa esstlsd, thses has been . voa1ssfu
revival ee businsss both In Iasland and
on The coatinent. Ths sltuatlen b MOI
materially di6sesnt frsm What Il vsl
uudse The much-ahussd Mckinley blll, bal
thsse viii 10 little change fss many ysass
O. s~~SaaA - svalelsa~ f0e Sha feaa ssaA<
millsnnium. EuFops y adjustiaa itsslf h
the iasvitsblA ] cav svssyvhses signl
es Industry Aad prosperity. especially ID
Germany and England, which has net q
istsd fos ysars." -a..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16
JEFFERSON COUNTY DEMOCRATS
A 0ssA stssss Ticket Named ~ Thsn
Yesterday.

- 0Soo osS0o8 Aso8es 1eeo9 ~ 1oe8
Yesterday.
Special Dispatch q ths Standard.
BouLpxR, Sept lS.-At the democratic
county convention hsld here to-day The
following nominations vsss made;
For state senator, Hon. Z. d. Casdwsll; ;
foe representative James NsnshAn, W.
H. Lockhart and James Bsnnse. A
csntsAl committee Vas thsa elseted, ons
from saeh peecinct, and John y. Borahse
vas elsetsd % chairman Of The same.
The delegates 10 The state oouventioa
ars T. @. Brock. n. q. Parker. @. s
Agnes, "a Ryan. F.'L Gregory. W. C.
Bldwsll. r. c. Bsesndss, p. g. Pool, w.
n. Loekhast, D. Hslfocd, A. BsleAsr, A.
Cslkin and z. J. NcCrlde.
For couuty commisslonsrs. A. Z. Tyndal
and J. Z. Falknsr, for the four year term
and J. y. Sheahy Cor The two year term
Fer county attorney. ~ q. Psskse. Fol
shsr6. Alsx Gillian. For county treas.
urse, e. N. Coelsy. For clsek and
rscordsr. Eugene Pseott For asssssoe,
Hsnry Shselieh. yee county supseintsn-
dsnt Of sehoois. Mn. Charles 6Assese.
Fer county suevsyoe, 4 Mcneil For
eocoasr, DE-. vanKse. 4oe puhlio ID
ministratoe. B. N. Thempsoa.
When the oouvention came 70 making
the nomination for supss,ntsndsnt oi
schools an effort xas made hy Q nembsi
Of the. committee 70 have the same candt
date nominated who Was nominated snd
placed on the populist ticket some time
Aso but u would not work, thsy would
mot ft,so.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-16

n Ladlu Il 10 Blle efan ll0oo
flRlel nln Devl
DID IT UP IN STYLE. TOO
The Lateet Returns shoW That
oWone Wlil ouoosed the
Old Libsrtins In
Congress.

LxxIHoTox, espt. 1S.-No sssstiaa -
olhss oeeasisa ever caused sueh esuss1l
suspsnsioa of business and daily dutiss
- The ooatsst to-day bssvssa W. c. Or
eos. W. Z. r. Bsscklnrides aAd Z Z. Ss>s
tie foe The dsmoesAsie neminatioa Tee &C.,
ersss from the Ssvsnth distsist. 1eg
menths The distsiet he's besu asitatsd 10
he NEST bitter manner.
tlenal hsht; u vas . neral eoatsse -
wssks and meaths, and during The lhse
fsw days Il became intensely pssseaal
Colonel Hrsckiarides vas nghtin6 Soe life,
and he never before made sueh speeches
e. displayed such executive ability IN %.
ssuisation. He mssshallsd svssy man he
eouhd command, bat ~ ceuA nos cen.
nasd the women. They hsd no votes,
t1t thsy were The controlling element N
ths nsht.
A The Owens hssdquastsss te.nieAs
thsiP claims have run up ftom zoo % :
e'cloek 70 tve three and even four tmeo
that plurality, aud thsy say ID thsle ~
jolein9s sTNs ladiss did H."
The ladiss eeuld not - the ward vesh.
sss 10 thsis prayer meetings q oeAes
mes>lnes. but thsts osgAuisatioa of ee0s
mittsss a oas ssassally rot peomisss -
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