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DISASTROUS rIl,lss RAGING
III tho Pcnnsyiran,n Lumber IicglonG-im.
mensc Damage 10 I.umbsrnon.


RUSSELL, CRY, Pa. Juno ll.-Tho for.
cst fires that havc boon burning In this
vicinity since last Saturday, arc abOu.
undcr control ualeD II brisk wind
should set In. 4. n. Barnsdall lost un
oil rig Mt Coon Run last night, and It Is
beloved II was tho work OF some mis-.
crcant, as there was no fire within two
miles OF tho we'll, Several iirm lmyo
been started In this locality by unknown
parties OF lato. An effort Is bUing made
to catch tho perpetrators OF tllpsu
crimeg, and II discovered, thcy will bo
aumlnarily dealt with.
WATSON FARM, Pa, Juno 1l.-A big
iiro Is raging IN tho woodi OF Forest
county, aud there sOOns 10 be no 0nd OF
IRE. Tho bOmlock and bark woods
are on tlro on all sidOs mud much dnm.
ago has boon lonc. At PrchIn Dalo tho
woods aro ono solid maa OF flames aud
II 10 impossible 10 estimate the loss to
lumbormcn. Unless rain falls coon tho
whole country will bD in ruins.
snARoS CENTRE. Pa, Juno ll.-Tho
forost fires cast OF thia place arc playing
havoc with valuable timber and bark.
Mon nro out fShting tho flames, but
with litilo success and thorc is no toll.
ing what the damage will amount 10.
BRADFoRD, Pa. Juno ll.-A big for.
est tiro is raging near Big Shanty. five
miles south OF here. and large gang OF
men left hero at i o'clock to prevent
tho flames from spreading to tho South
Penn Oil Company oil property. as
yet no damage has been done, but uu.
less it rains soon the loss to lumber aud
bark interests will bc great. y stub.
born 0ro Is raging Mt Ormsby, in cIoSo
proximity oi the oil field. aud mon aro
being sent from all directions 10 fight
tho flames. There has boon consider
able loss. but it Is impossible to state
how much. The Devonian Oh Com
pany lost two dCrricks, and the Emory
Oil Company one.
OSwAYo, PA, June ll.-foroat fire,
have done q great deal OF damage five
milsl cast OF hero. A large quantity OF
bark. timber and sawed lumber, tho
property OF tho Bingham company, has
been destroyed. The fires are still rag
ing aud the loss will bo heavy. No
estimate csn be mado OF tho losses sus-
tainei in this section. A large force OF
men havc been fighting tho fixes for
week and urc about eShausted.
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STRINGENT MEASURES
ink"n by unitru states Authorities Ia
ilrnh on Cuban PiIlbu,t,r. eli


Taken by unitru statrs Authori,lo, Ia
ii"nh on Cuban Flllbn.tsr.. az
WAslIISdroS, D. c., Juno ll.-Actinr 4
Secretary McAdoo, Of tho navy depart.
mOnt, said this afternoon that tho In.
structions sont to tho commodore Of til o
cruiser Raleigh for IBIS guidance whom
on patrol duty or tho Florida coast pro.
vldcd for n full and strict enforcement
oil tho neutrality laws. Tho Raleigh
probably will 80 frat to Koy Woi,. Sno
viii then make n thorough patrol OF tho
coast l'nc. and 10 rouder 1t moro dill.
cut Tor a ilibustering party to got awav
tRo cruisOr, steam launches and small
bohis will be manned whenever II IL
necessary to look into narrow inle,s aud
passes for light draft schooncrs and
Yachts, which aro tho iavorito mcaus OF
transportation OF tho tllihustors.
With Spanish meu.oi.war lying oil
tho Florida coast outside Of tho throe
milo limit and the Raleigh and bcr
boats swccping tho inside waters, tho
0ver.enthusiastic Cuban, aud their
American sympathiIets Nro likely TO DO
reprosscd with strong hand. Tho
position Of tho administration is that
they must mako all honorable efforts to
prevent tho abuse OF ita territory in
this way, and II tho measures already
adopted are not sufficient to secure tho
enforcement OF tho neutrality laws to n
degree that we havc ourselves insisted
upon when our own interests were con-
cerncd, then active steps may bo taken
ashore to movo upon tho people who
have laid themselves open to prosccu.
,ion by organizing hostile expeditions
and aiding In Illegal ways tho warfare
on friendly nation.
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TWO PENSION DECISIONS


OF Gonorui IntorrSi--h aIinor and MoIh-
rr'H Status.
WAsuI%GToS, D. G., Juno 1.-Two
pension decisions OF general interest
were rendered to-day, by Assistant Soc.
rotary Royuolh1. In tho frat decision
hc holds that under the nc. OF Juno q,
1850, 4 minor may ilo declaration and
prosecute his clRim in person, b. gunrd.
ian or next friend. but that before be-.
Ginning payment Of hi4 pension n
:rariiun muNt no appointed to whom,
wIIen qualified to net, tho pension
rnou,d hr paid.
In Tho other decision, i, il held that
In y claim for pension under tho general
'Hw bv mother. tho fact being Hhown
,Ea. uIIo was living W u miItrcss 4. tho
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SEARGESr. Ky. juno ll.-New3 comes
hero from Beaver, Floyd county, TINT
john Amburgcr and Il man named Mar
tin engaged in battle at tho home Of
AmburIer. near Beaver, which resulted
in the death 0i Martin and tho probable
fatal woundinS OF AmbHrs0r. Thu mon
had long been tcrrord in tho ncighbor-
hood, and tilcy had bann cacmtcs iOr
some time. Martin went To AunbGrgcr's
house with revolver in hand and or.
dcrcL him out, but Instead Amburscr
opcnCd fire and tho ducl followed.
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pECULIAI; AIUi,AIi IDEAS
Entertained by u MtnIstrr-Thc Prcsb,
terry Dcpuscs Him.

Entertained By II MunIstrr-The Prcsby-
terry Dcpuscs Him.
PlrTsHURGW, Pa. June ll.-Wheu tho
pittsburSh proshytcry assembled to-day
kcv. George II. Shclira!sc, d. D., was
summoned :or trinI. lilo did no. appear,
but sent II long letter explaining his
case. lie admitted lao had committed
adultery with his housckncpcr. but said
he had cntcrcd into cOntrac. 10 marry
her rs goou aa hr could got u divorce
from his wife. who Is now workin. on II
Chicago pancr. llo thought that uudor
tho circumstance. his wrong should DO
excused. Tho presbytety, however.
took this as II confession, aud dcpo4cd
him from tho ministry and excluded
him from the commun ion OF the church.
Rev. George II. Shcldralio was born
in England. came to this country cigh.
teen years ago. did missionary work
through tho south aud has occupied
prominent pulpit4 in Pittsburgh. Chi
ca,O. Ciucinnuti aud Toledo. llu is now
living in Cincinnati.
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\ LIVELY ELECrION
AT Iruniiuston-ilayur Scnto Arrested o
Charges OF bribery.

At IIuniiuSton--iIayor Nraio Arrested on
Charge. OF bribery.
Spttia! Di2o'th 10 Gr In'tHigGrer.
IIUSrISGros, v. Va, Juno 1l.-This
was election day in this city, and it has
boon one OF excitement since sunrise.
Both parties were out carly with their
leaders. At noon quite sensation oc.
Cured by tho arrest OF Mayor Neale,
who was charged BY Harry Leo, n COZ.
ored hoy. wiki attempting to brlbe him,
and showed money that hc allowed was
given him by the mayor. Neale gave
bond and will be tried Thursday ut )
o'clock.
Bank Examiner Harding and Gordon
O'Boirnc, leading Republicans, were
discussing political matters connected
with tho arrest. rs O'Beirno is to pro.
secu,e. and they came to blows, o O'Beirne
getting tho best of it. Fight, have been
frequent all day and tonight.
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RIcHuoSD, w.. Juan ll.-rho Circuit
court OF appeals hai just dissolved tho
injunction OF Judge NnthNn Col in the
South Carolina registration carc. Jul.c
llughc4 announced that Chief Justice
Fuller wouIi not bc abba TO BE- here. but
his full decision would be forwarded.
Judge hughes said further that tho tic.
cisi0n vas oncrcgulfing promp, render.
ing, and hn announced the result now.
Chief Justice fuIior, Judgna Hughes
and Seymour heard tho argument.
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LITERARY SOCIETIES CONTEST
At tho FaIrmont Surmtt schooi-Tht
Lyc-um Contestants Win.

At the TaIrmont Normal sehoo,-The
Lycrum Contc.tauts Win.
SpoaGl DIpGtth 10 the Hlie'Iigeno.r.
FAIEMoSr, W. Va, June 1.-THE an.
nual contest between tho literary socic-
tics, Mozart. aud Lyccum, at the state
Normal school has always been inter-
csting and drawn large audiences, md
to.nights contest has been no excep-
ton, as tho large auditorium was
crowded with the friends Of tho con-
testnuts.
The decision was in favor Of tho
Lyceum society. The successful con-
,es;alis being as follows: Debate, J.
II. Bowers, Erushy Run. PendIGion
county; ora,ion, l. ". Al.en. Centre
Point, Doddridce courty;. recitation,
Nellie Sterling, palaiinc.
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HAvAHA, Juno ll.-Tho insursont
leader, Juan Guadicr!o Gomez, With
his followers, hRs crossed over into the
province OF Puerto Principe, tho head
quarters OF tho last revolution. Can.
tain General Campoa has left Havana
for Nucvitas, tho seaport OF Puerto
Principe, whcro he will await tho arrival
Of tho squuirons Of cavalry which hnve
embarked at Caciz on board tho Alfonso.
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CONDITION or CROPS
Throughout tho Comntry-Corn and Wheat
show Up Well.

Throughout III. Country-COrn nnd Wheat
show Up Well.
WAsuSGroy, D. G., juno ll.-Tho
Weather Bureau in its report OF crop
conditions for the week ended Juno
10Th. aays: Upon tho whole tho week
haf bccu moro favorable to agriculture
than any week OF tho senson since May
II. There has. however. been too
much rniu in portions OF tho gulf statc'
whore it has been rather cool for cotton,
whi.o drought conditions exist orGr por-
,ions Of Missouri. Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Northern Ohio. Wcst Nir.
ginia aud New York.
Corn has made n good growth during
tho week and is generally in promising
condition. Nebraska reports corn in
cxcciIunt condition, aud good crop is
promised in Iowa. III Kansas and
Minnesota it is growing well, and has
cxpcricncrd Improvement in Indiana.
In tho southern states corn continues
in excellent condition. In that section
Tho early planted hnH becn laid by in
Minnesota and tho DaI;otal. Warmer
weather would provo bencIcia! TO corn.
All reports Indicate that tho outlook
ior tho spring wheat is cSctIlcnt.
Tobacco planting continues under lnv-
oraDlo conditions in Maryland, Virginia
and kentucky. In tho last named stntc
nearly the whole crop haI boon ao,. In
Ohio plants nro scarce.
Liyh. iroSts occurred in New England
M tho eighth. but resulted in no
damage. Killing irOsts ocrurrod in
Mianc4ota and Idaho, causing injury to
gardens.
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WIRE WAITS.

Judsan Harmon, tho now attorney
general, took tho oath OF Office ycstcr-
day.
Sccator Brico has announced his in
tca,ion Of becoming candidate for re-
election.
Tho Bradford, Pa, glass works havo
boon shut down, winding up business
with loss OF $500.
Five hundred delegates wcrn present
n: tho opening Of tho national a1socia.
ton OF master plumbers At Philadelphia
veiierllay.
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ARMENIAN QUESTION.
An American Resident in Turkey
on tho Situation.
LIFE OF ORIENTAL CHRISTIANITY
u at Stake In tho Matter Now
Pending Before tho Powers.
WICKED AND GODDESS FANATICS

Continue to Piliagc, Durn, nrul Tor
,urc Ehe Unfortunate Inhabitants OF
Eastern rurkcy-Tho lntricacIcs OF
tho Political Questions Involved.
Tho Most lnhumnn runlshuicnts
lualcted on Prisoners, and of u
Character Far Surprising tho III.
Gcnui:y of tho Dcril-h+ThrIllIng
Story Of Woo aud Despair.
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Queenstown, Jnnu ll.-rhu White
Star steamship Teuionic. Captain Came
ron. from New York juno ). arrived oil
Daunts Rock Mt lO:lS o'clock tonight
after passage oi livcdays. twenty.thrco
hours and liIty'nnO minutes. This is tho
fastest trip shO has ever made over the
long routo.
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ANOTHER CONFERENCE


Bctwcon tho AmaiSamatch Association
md the A:nnufacturrr-.
CLEVELAND. O., Juno 1l.-Another
conference is soon TO be held By com.
mi,,ces OF the hmnlgamatcd Associa-
tion OF iron and steel workers. and the
Manufacturers Association OF the Ma.
honing aud Shennngo Valley, concern
ing tho scale OF wages drafted by tho
former at tho recent convention in thi4
city. The puddlers will 20 into that
conference organized for war. The
scale fixes their wages ri ST per ton,
and they will demand s., although they
will accept 81 30 ~ compromise.
They claim that thoy arc rs much cn.
titled to tho benefits OF the better time.
as tho manulacturcr
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ISnIs%iroLis, lND.. Juno 1.-The
EnnI: OF Commurcu this afternoon sus.
pended business ns result Of tho meet.
ing Of tho board OF directors. hold last
night. Tho directors decided that there
was no money in tho business ~ that
bank has been doing it, and no moro do.
posita will be received.
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In tho Exciting City Election ut
Huntington, w. Va.
VOTE FOR MAYORALTY IS CLOSE
Aud VIII Takp tho Onlcini Count to
Settle it-Scvon Out OF Twnivn 0rtho
New Couuoii hro IicpubIicans.
Mayor Ncnle Arrested Charged with
BrIbin. u Votcr--Tho,aIost l;ScItin:
Contest on l!cCord-NInny Fights
Occur During tho Day aud Night.


lluSrISGroS, ". VA. juno ii.-Tho
Republicans Of this city arc jubilant to.
night AZ midnight tho returns from
to.day's election indicated that ,hoy
had elected Matthews for mayor by ton
votes, and gained control Of the city
council, having elected aeron ou. OF tho
twelve mombers.
Tho Democrats claim tha. their can
didato for mayor Is elected by ono vote.
Tho probabilities arc that 1t will take
tho oiliciu! count to decide tho matter.
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GO TO DUNGEON CELLS.
Flvo oftho ONO ors OF tho American
Railway Union
SHOW UP FOR THEIR COMMITMENT

In tho Woodstock Jail, According to
tho Ordcr of tho United States
Court, aud Wcro Taken to that
Prison Last Nicht-Prcsldon ont Dcbs
Fails to Put In M Appearance Ac.
cordinE to rromlsc-Dcputics Iavo
Bcon Sent Out TO Hunt Him Up.
Howard Goes to Joliet ut His Own
Request.
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TIE WlsECKisD MISSIONS
In Chinu-A Riot Considered Inc erltnbio Mt
Chiiu: Tang.

Chung Tang.
LONDON. June ia dispatch from
Shanghai which the Times will publish
tomorrow saya that tho English,
French, Canadian and American mis-
sions were wrecked at Chcns Tu, kia
Ting. Yachou, Ping Shnng and arc
sinking. some OF the missionaries are
missing, bnt no lives arc known to
have brnn lost. Suiiu and Luchou are
threatened. 4 riot ia sconsidcrod newt.
able ut Chung Tana. All tho whites
lett Chun: III Yesterday. a firm policy
ia now more than cvor necessary.
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W ASulNoAONp JLllo Ill He lOlION Ing
letter was sent to-day to all collectors Of
customs on the coast from New York to
Rio Grande:
Treasury DEPARTMENT, -... !
s. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
WAsuISGToN, D. G.. June II, 1895.
To Collectors Of CGS'oEs aud O:her.
It is Il matter OF rumor that at various
noints in the United States attempts
are makiag to enlist men to equip and
arm vessels aud by other illegal meas
ures, to aid the instruction now In
progress in the island OF Cuba. While
this department has not been furnished
with tangible evidence contirmatory OF
such rumors, II deems it OF great i'm.
portance that no possible opportunity
be given Tor complaints that the govern
mcnt OF the United States has in any
respect fallen short OF its full duty to n
friendly nation. Collectors OF customs
for the several districss between New
York mud brownsville ure especially
enioined to SEQ to i, that the neutrality
laws of the United States, particularly
sections 52S9 and 500, Of tho Revised
Statutes, aru fully complied with.
(Signedl s. NIKE,
Acting Secretary.
Tho sections OF the revised s.atu tes re-
ierred TO is ns follows:
Section $3.50. The owners or con.
signGe OF every armed vessel sailing ou:
OF tho ports OF the United States, be.
longing wholly or in part to citizens
thereof, shail, therefore. clearing tho
same, give bond TO the United States
with II sufficient surety, in double tho
amount OF tho value ot the vessel and
cargo on board. including her arma-
ment, conditioned that the vessel shall
not be employed BY such owners to
cruise or commit hostilities against tho
subject citizens or property OF any tor
eign prince or state. or Of any colony.
district or people with whom the
United sta.ea arc at peace.
Section 800. Tho several collectors
OF tho customs shall de;ain any vessel
maniies;ly bull: ior warllke purposes
and about TO depart from tho United
States, the cargo OF which principally
consiats OF arms and munitions OF war.
when the nuIn bcr OF men which shipped
on board. or other circumstances. rem.
der it probable that such vessel is in
tended to bn'cmployed by tho owners to
cruise or commit hostili,ies upon tho
subject, citizens or property OF any
foreign prince or state. or OF any coIouy,
district OF people with whom tho United
States are Mt peace, until the decision
OF tho president is had thereon, or until
tho owner gives such bond and security
as Is required OF the own era OF armed
ve,sels by the prcccd;n, scclion.
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CLEVELAND. June ll.---At incctin.
OF tho Cleveland general passenger
ngcnis to-day it wNs decided to extend
tho time OF tickets issued on account Of
tho national convention Of Republican
clubs from June % TO June 80.
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CUSTOMS coLLEcrol,s WARNED

To Keep Sharp lookout for Armed
Vessels for Cuba.
WASHINGTON, Juno 1.-THE following
letter was sent to-day to all collectors OF
customs on the coast from New York to
Rio Grande:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16

consider themselves leaders as he propo"""e"
his questions. , am tho
rbon came the answer which lighted UP 'ic
ho,, ouvironment Came from Senator f"In
-, ,Ioh,mo II understand said that s'a'e'
man. with dcliberation, that the Finance .on'
,,.,oo l. NOW Wondering" "Ponderlng II
.,,od Senator Hill is reported to nave ih'e'
,,,n,cd with "A snecr. bordering Win gr'".
oor." continued the Alabama Senator an"
.,vi,b , sense, Of the responsibility when INC
.S.,otor himself recognizes because me qneS
.,io, IL full of complications and dinicui'leS
And ,hon ne proceeded To say that no parry hau
,.or had such tremendous difficulties to cope
,,;,h ,s ,be Democratic party now has on IT'S
h.uds That we feel compelled 10 say Is an
nvo,ccrotion The party which took control OF
rho Government in 1861 found a legacy OF diih
entities left by the Democracy with whlch the
rrosent cannot compares And AT the end Ut TWO
voors II WAS not "pondering" but handling thcni'
II handled them successfully for thirty years
II lifted the country out OF them ana maze II
great prosperous and happy The present DIM
crltics are of the Democratic partys own max
ing Mr. Puch SAYS the statesmen Of his party
are wondering over them We'll. there's 'hiS
comfort about il. that so long as they continue
10 ponder and do nothing else they VIII III ie;'S'
bo doing no mischief The fear has been that
tbc present Congress night undertake to do
something and the wonder has been what II
would do Mr. Pugh lightens up the situation
and at the same time relieves public anxiety.
II the Senate Finance Committee and the Sen
ate and Congressman Springer and the House
and the entire Administration will stick to pom
derng" til the 4th Of March. and do nothing
else. the whole country will be grateful. After
that a considerable number ot them will do
their wondering" In private life and at their
own cypcnse. for which everybody will be still
moro Grateful
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4 SIMPLE SOLUTION.

Senator Jones discovers that his latest bill
docs not cnthuse mankind. It's opponents are
M numerous that there is doubt whether 1t VIII
ever be submitted in the Senate. The gold
bonds and the market value coinage for silver
offend all the sof,moncy people. while the other
people begin by asking why the yawnng dehcii
in The receipts Is not made up. Bill No. ) l.
likely 10 vanish into thin air. like Bills No. >
and No / and IN due time Il fourth. or perhaps
q nth. attempt to mix oil and water win emerge
from the Treasury Department. with the plluIits
~ men who know nothing about the subject.
II our Democratic friends want Ia protect the
nubljc credit. and To do something sensible. they
will drop all idea ~ retiring grccnbacks which
tho neopl, do not want retired. and all idea of
cnlarying the currency which is larger already
lax many millions than the business Of the coun
fry rcuulrrs AMI will offer bill with two
simple provisions;
/ Providing for popular loan 10 meet any
needs of the Treasury.
- Providing for deficiency ~ revenue 10y
additional taxation.
These are the two things which have To ne
done. unless ihc Democratic party is ready 10
turn over bankrupt Government To Repub
ucans on the nh If March II Is for them Ia
'.
their crushing defeat. what increase Of taxation
shall bc preferred. The additional tax an beer
would probably be loss objectionable than any
other but that * their business. The absolute
necessity for additional taxation they cannot
deny or ignore
The '-creasc Of taxation Is absolutely neccs
sary I'm order to make bonds sell well Talk as
We may ~ the magnificent resources Of the Ma
~, q, htV tha hnn of "a
try which will not raise money enough 10 meet
It's current expenditures II the country were
poor there would be some excuse for a deficit
II II could not raise now. rs II did In the very
extremity II civil war, 81 l.OO.UW from a
population 81 about 3l.ooo,OOo. less in proper
ton to wealth than S7Oo01oooo would be to-day.
n deficit might he misfortune rather than Il
disgrace People lend sometimes 10 those who
are unfortunate. but show willingness 10 pay
according 10 their means They do not often
lend To people who have unlimited ability To
DAY but who cut down their Government rcve-
me 80 far that the country becomes bankrupt.
The root Of the Democratic difficulty lies right
there: the party does not dare 10 tax the people
enough 10 cover the expenditures which they
demand FOR the various functions Of Govern
mcnt. and therefore II bankrupts the Nation.
But for a Frc,>Tradc policy. the party In power
would raise a great part Of the necessary rcve'
nue. where the people would not feel IL AZ an ny
duties on imports. Instead, II impovcrshes the
people. makes them unable 10 buy imported or
domestic goods and then imposes upon them
taxes which they do feel. and wonders after all
that they resent H.