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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-12-11

2pers. IS 80
ssN. ~ vas. -A.a'ls IS sa--~ssa e
the wealthy abstract companies
employed skilled legal talent to
the end that the law was declared
unconstitutional. But the people
of that state seem to be determin-
ed that they will have the law,
and will therefore have the coming
legislature enact another one.
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Beats the nstoIen,, JeweIrY Dodge

Tne approach OF winter always brings
what might be called an avalanche Of
street beggsrs. A new dodge is for some
young fellow to approach you on the
street with four pennies in his hand and
ask for another to make five to get cup
OF coffee, fer he had nothing to eat since
morning. No person outside Of a mssr
can hardly refuse such request, and SO
the begger gets lots of coppers and nickels,
too, for person who has no coppers will
say "Here,s nickle," and would scorn
to ask for the change It is said that
The begger reaps an easy harvest, about
81 q night in this way.
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BRADsTREET's does not present
very encouraging account Of the
condition of business for the past
week. 1t says; "Where business
have been more active it is due to-
iilling,in orders and the demand
for holiday goods. Confdsnca in
4 revival of demand, has
yet appeared, was sible
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-12-11
Ladies Heavy Kangaroo Calf Shoes, for 0Eo
Ladies Dongola Shoes Patent Tip for OUU

this city, and was wrecked, oI;
this misfortune cannot be reme1s
died, it should serve as a reminder
in the future to the government
officials to stay at their posts of
duty.
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There is no excuse for any man to APP
pear in society with a grizzly beard since
the intoduction CT Buckingham's Dye,
which colors natural brown or black.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-12-11

IrIs to be hoped that the com.
ing legislature viii not occupy all
its time in selecting a U, s. Senator
and passing appropriation bills, as
did it's predecessor as there is
needed legislation 70 perform, If
Senator Mitchell is to be his own
successor it is to be hoped that he
will be selected without any un-
-. tbat IL. 49,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-12-11

gNen'S at W00L Black NttItS, Oregon
mnEe1 -. ...l............x,....-.. 1. 500
the joints shC~ ckciiptoshes. ..... .s..... 375
Tho1sspas Honas saa q people ns. $50
anent cure for rheumaism. le7' Pair. .....s rs
Churn that Churns N one Minute. 80
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were kept az
and the Dalles Ur,
on board that could
transferred, started to re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
CIILcAGO nEMnCRATs.
ID spite unfavordble Weather They Turl
out in Great Numbers.

ID spite unfavorable Weather Thoy Turn
out in Great NumhtIs.
Chicago, October 9.-Tho democracy held
possession of the streets tonight and II
Improved its opportunity to the utmost.
AS early as O'Clock Michigan avenue
had been cleared up after tho march, &
republicans, the leading Organization OF
the democratic party, began 20 appear
for their torchlight demonstration. They
poured in rapidly, and by o'clock thp
streets We're packed again one division
formed on Michigan avenue, ana as soon
AS it had passed Washington street the
second wheeled Ia behind, The West SIDE
column formed ~ llaymarket square and
Il poured over Randolph street bridge.
Joining thc main procession at the corner
of Randolph and Market streets y hiRh
wind Hlusc and made II dIDcut 10 Keep
torches and transpdrencies hIlsn'; ScN-
ctal Of the latter caught IRE ana nag 10
be thrown to one side Inc COMMANDING
officors of the parade had dec de,i against
nc presence of floats IN the line, ana
consequently the parade was compose
very largely of men on foot. Inc parade,
after being fuzzy formed on Market and
Randolph streets, marched south TO Jack
son street and then furued south on
which 1t marchcd TO Tattcrsulls, where
the silver meeting was n progress At
this point II dsbaHded' Tue cold Winnd
day had its effects on tho number OF
spectators and the n ght parade was nos
Witnessed by the large crowds OF the
mo rufne and afternoon
However' The Bryan men In the parade
and those on the sidewalks showed no de-
flcioncy Of enthusiasm during the march'
The yells ana cheers Went up constantly;
and as about every other man In line mad
no r. ssed himself with "A tin horn, the
volume of noise was deafening. The SLOW
~ decreasing number Of iochllshts In the
parade was fully compensated for by the
,rr.ut ntpnber Of calcium .lflS Currie j,
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WHAT 1T MEANS IN TEXAS.
The Explanation of Why Mark Hanna Is Going
to Turn Loose Money in This State.
Republicans Anticipate
Preparing for 1.-THE Proposition Electoral
Outright in Case It Is to Mckinley.


call for Official
me today that to
When Chairman
p'eed rough
visions left
both looked o
Instantly taken
ican and popul The
tied
s"re the people net Only of Texas but Of the entire Republic
My Information which runs back the chamber of the Texas
sriaors
agency OF e"es s"s into the college under the suse of po' elect
The republican
the best
Illinois ana Indiana in both Of which states the chances are clearly fNora
the Michigan
should
d the alert and willy Hanna to plan coup deta' with the dsn offset
Anticipated possible
college may be close in 1876 and will be remembered that the b
lcns himself that his
of
of the ro electors from Texas can p commanded IN the electoral college
hat why yielded the contribution of '2"" the
withdrawal ticket election
head trick The popst nmi
VIII republican ticket
Publican label The tho people do not know the names Of the ep
hean electoral candidates. which have probably not been printed dozen
believed solid republican so'd
ropulst electoral ticket and that VIII thereby
be elected -Four members of that ticket have already announced h ''ey wa"
is
hewi faithful Bryan but bag
twelve Texas electors for Mckinley would sfy Hanna and to get guaranty
Of million dollars |3cr for
1t altogether probable that twelve Texas electors
for Mckinley would east the decisive ballots in the electoral college ana '@
the presidency cheap at cost of only million
to he denied that there danger to the National democracy IN '
possible OF achievement
and movement OF
method in this apparent
Terrell
who politics just for
In
mite the
around republican headquarters knows
the scheme the elect n
Bradley Tracy and Williams
willie fromC rnanB
would
in the Get coll
on rnan electors
Texas Then each
trick as will develop ON
State the
Of Nov
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CovruNnIt1y.r sIlOKrADu.

Washington October s.--'rhe Post today
says shortage Of about $1,000 has been
discovered IN tho accounts of q govern
mcnt official. DR. A. e. Patterson, third
assistant physician at the government asy-
lum for the insane at St EliZabcth's. Thn
doctor has been absent from his post Tor
some months The government, II is SAID,
Will lose nothing by the shortage. because
the superintendent of tho asylum, Dr.
Godding. iH responsible.
1t is said that IAttcrsonS,nd his friends
have already made up hair of the def
csnncy and that the remainder Win be re
stored DR. Goding viii not prosecute
him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
WEyLER pEcEIvING LEE

New York October "a special to
the World from llnvana says: Weyler
is foollng Lee, The order prohibiting the
American consul general from visiting
Prison keeps him from personally invcs-
tigatlng the condition of Americans i'm
prisOuod. He has TO rely on what Weylcr
tells him. In their last Interview General
Lee complained of the unsantiars condi-
ton of the cells the American prisoners
were In. Weyler replied boldly "Oh,
have attended to this matter. They have
been removed from cells Nos. 81 and A."
General leo retired, nattcred at his
supposed success, not knowing that the
Americans have always occupied cells
Nos 81 ana ~, The cells, by the way, are
gloomy and 50 damp that the water oozes
from the ceiling and tricllcs down the
walls. wctting the floor. which never
dries. In one Of these cells are Melton.
the American newspaper correspondent.
ana George \, Gulrre, locked up with
man suffering from smallpox.
The disagreement between Wcyler and
Lee costumes, the arrested Americans
suffering the consequences.
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TO REMOVE WEYLER.
Conservative Spaniards Mil De mand
His Recall.
LOSS OF THE ISLAND IS FEARED
1t nc Is Longer Kept in Command Ia
Cuba.
.OSS OF THE ISLAND IS FEARED
CAMPOS MAY BE RETURNED.
ministerial Crisis In Spain seems Immi-
"ent-Gencrai Weyior Is Deceiving
Consul General Lee.

New Orleans October "a special en-.
bic TO the plcayuEo from Havana says:
II have heen reliably informed and have
seen copy of telegram sent by the
spanish element. the conservatives,
against General Weyler ana asking for
his removal on the ground that his con-
t.nuanec In office means the ,u~e loss of
tho island, The telegram further recitcs
the fad; that IL large part of tho Cuban
element will be willing to accent homo
RUE II with IT viii be appointed another
captain general There Is a positive as
snrnncc from fl9onds hero TO the effect
that General MARTINEZ Campos 10 willing
ana anxious to return to cuba. but that he
viii not coma untl he brings home rule
concessions with him.
AN understanding has oxislod between
the reformiss here ana the government
whereby ircsiicnt of the Cabinet Canovas
VIII scnd Martinoa Campos aud the home
rule concessions IL rhore Is surrender
Of some Of The lnsnrgeut forces In the field
sufficient 90 allow the government TO state
to the public that the revolution is weak
rn!lg aud than in itself means tho nnal
end OF the cuban revolution.
should this hes true. have every roason
10 believe 1t VIII hc blow to tho insur
gents. for with Inc coming of Campos tho
'nhais viii not be brlchercd and per
secuted as Ia tho time ,f Woyler. and
many waNorlng ones win once again come
to Tho side OF Spain.
Spanish leaders whom | have seen do
no. deny The existence of al Understand
'NE between the home COVE rmcnt aud
the leaders Of the conservative reformist
and home rue party here ana ihoy VIII
support the government Ia granting home
rule at the present time.
1t is wcll known here that Canovas and
others Of the cabinet are not on tn. rest
of terms and MS a result the gran,lns NJ
the BON" tulc concessions may cause
trouble as tho Spanish masses mag r.
voli. The only solution OF ~. problem
ouisic ~ granting homo rule IA tho lafs
Of the ISLAND. The granting Of the home
rule concessions win for a lime retard
the ultimate end. Should the home rule
concessions be PROMULGATED II Ia possible
that Naxlmo Gomez Nill publish a decree
ordering the shooting of all the Cubans
who accept or approve or support the
homo rul" partY's propositions.
Tho defeat Of Colonel l}ornal and Cen
eral Molquiao few days ago win prob
ably hrng the ministry crisis much quick
or and all tends 10 the belief that tho
,Nnovas ministry win fan soon. reIsiEIs
before 1t can grant the home rule conces-
,long
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
ONE BANK ROBBER DEAD.

Desperate Battle with One of the Shcr-
hurne Bandits.
Sholburnc, Mimi. October e--A telc-
gram was received this afternoon by
President Brown of tho robbed bank here
saying that one ~ the robbers and muir
dcrers had been taken dead, after IL hard
fight fourteen miles east of Gilmore
MINI. The dead bandit has. roll of the
stolen blls on his person The marshal
or Bencrofi was killed In the fight. The
telegram is signed by McCaffery. who was
ono OF the determined mon who left here
in pursuit of the murdercrs, Mayor Ever
cit has just wired him to bring the body
tack.
Tho man killed was probably J. ~ sair
az he was the faster wbeelman OF the
Two.
y telegram from lcmmcttshurg. Iowa.
SAYS that one of the robbers passed
through thorc south carly this morning
with a posse In hot pursuit, This village
has added s2Co to tie rewards offered.
AT Esthcrvllc. Iowa, man answering
PrWts description is In custody. await
ing Identification.
The fight near fillmore a lated disnatch
states. was bloody one The bancroft
officer was the FIRST TO fAH shot through
the heart The posse under the orders
of his deputy. kept up the fight and a
shot from dcputy's revolver killed tho
rohhcr. \ heavy rain has rendered the
roads so bad that tho capture of the other
bandit is sure. -Four men are now lying
dead as result OF the crime, the two
killed when the bank was robbed and the
two KILLED today.
Mtnnpuhntfa nrfnkar Iufr-
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GEORGIA REPURL1cANs.

General ong trect. Colonel Buck and
Others on the Sag.
Augusta, Ca. October 9.--l'he largest
republican rally held since reconstruction
DAYS I'm Georgia took place tonight. the
Grand opera house was comfortably fillcd
and large part of the white side Of the
house was occupied by DEMOCRATS drawn
mander. General Longsir,-ct, and Major
!. II. Hansen, the latter being manu-
f4rfirer OF cotton goods AT Macon. Ga.
Colonel A. r. Buck, the republican leader
OF Gp1reln. also delivered short address.
Goncril Longstreot Was unable to speak
owing to throat trouble from the wound
which he received at the battle of the
Wilderness, and the speech he had pre-
pared was read from tho platform.
Cienral Longstreet sat on the stage and
heard the old rebel Yell from a number
Of his old soldiers, who. although demo-
cratic. turned out TO do honor TO their old
commander
on his arrival In the city a salute OF
thirteen guns was fired by cX-Confederaic
democrats.
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MORE AWFUL ENGAGEMENTs.

Havana, October 9Tho Luzon battalion
has been engaged at Colorado. province
OF Santa Clara. with the insurgents under
Mlyai and Rodriguez The enemy was
defeated. and istreating. left six killed
and carried away the wounded. The troops
lost three killed and eight wounded.
a detachment Of 100 sick aud 1870 wound
ed men arrived here today from plnar
del Rio. The wounded We're soldiers who
took part IN she recent engagements dur
Ing which General Bernal defeated An
tonic Maceo.
The governor has ordered the Mariana
railroad to accept bank bills with 1ut dis
count. othrrwlse the law on thu subject
WI be enforced against the complmy.
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brawls resulted and over seventy arrests
We're made. Monroe Roles, n years OF
age. Of Richmond wns shot TO death by
his cousin, II. +. Cades. also of Richmcnd
as result OF o feud of years standing.
growing out OF disagreement over q
string of race horses. in which they we're
Jointly Interested. The shooting occurred
~ Firth and Wyandottc streets. In the
midst OF "A crowd of 200 carnival roystcr-
cfs Cadcs ired six bullets into the body
OF ioies. who was unarmed and then at
tempted to escape, hut was caught.
As result OF this state OF affairs Chief
or Police Irwin has declared that In future
carnlvals no mnsqueraders VIII he permit
ted on the streets at night.
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CHICAGO DAY.

Chicago, October 9.--chicago Day. the
anniversary of the great fire twenty-five
years ago, and the. day of record breaking
attendance at the Worlds fair thnce years
ago, was celebrated today chiefly as a
polMical holiday. Republicans and demo-
Gratis celebrated separately. each party
having It's own big street parade as well
as monster gatherings gndoora Practice
was closed, also the board of trade and
banks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-10
cuRIsr1AN ENpEAvoR.

Ottawa, ont, October 9.--The Dominion
council of Christian Endcavor has been
organiXcd here by representatives OF on
provinces. for tho constellation of the
Christian Endeavor work In Canada Both
the Quebec ana ontario unions have elect
ed ofiu.rs. Tho latter decided Ia hold us
next convention in ST. Thomas Hamilton
vas recommended for 1873.
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DAN srrAnnvs pRorrEn.

New York. October 9.-Dan Stuart. who
is now al Dallas. Texas, has wired a
friend In this city that he would arrive
here next week.
Stulrv Says ne has secured a place
whore Corbott and Fnzsimmons can set
ilr their differences n a twruty-toLr foot
ring without Interference r"om the aI-
thoritiss, and II the pugilists mean husl-
ness there VIII surely he a fight stuart
saws he viii offer a liberal purse
The contest viii probably tal6e uiace in
Mex co early in January
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SOLD THE LEADvLIr GUNS.

Leadville. Colo, October 9,-t'ornelus
McHMgh. gunsmith and sporting goods
dealer. Is in the county Jail, charged with
perjury. Strong evidence is said 10 have
been obtained that the arms used by the
New Haven, Conn. MclIugh denied this
when examined before the grand jury.
Another body of nor-union miners from
missouri rived In the district today. ana
next month 30 Utah miners sYill be added
to the force now AT work In the mines
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BANK DEMOLISHED.

Brainard, Neb.. October 9.-The Brainard
bank was practically demolished by burg
lars, who attacked the safe with dyna-
mite. Cashier Smith engaged IN battle
with them and drove them away. No
money was lost but the safe and building
were wrecked
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FAMILY AND SELF.

Noblesvile, Ind. october 9.--Albert
Bray, aged 49, a prosperous farmer and a
very religious man. cut the throats OF his
wife and 3-year-old son Carl. his 2-year-
old daughter Edna and himself.
lie had lost his reason through III health
and financial embarrassment.
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National bank vault or Investing It IN
government bonds. want capital put
where it viii do tho most work. | was
rroud to be 4 republican when republican
Irlnctpl,o were volced by Abraham Lin
coin. Presidop. Gmnt john y. Logan and
James a. GARFIELD, but am opposed to
having the principles OF the republican
party voiced by the bankers. bonlholdcrs
of Lombard ana Wall streets. through
their agent, Mark Hanna. am an Amer
lean, hence am opposed to consulting
any other power on our American policy.
Thlmna Gnrlinll.
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Low WATER IN THE BOILER.

Danville Pa. October 9.--Ffve deaths
have resulted from boiler explosion last
night In the Montour rolling mill. In all
about fifty persons We're more or less seri-
ously hurt. The cause OF the explosion
Is not known. hut Il is supposed TO have
been due to low water In the boers
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TCOR IS FORECAST

' ny; \ ER,-fhe Colorado Rife assocla-
.ow i m9id lts annual tournament to-
Ill., "a convention Of socialists is
~ ,llt9 be held at S,eblichen tomor-
az eminent socialists from all coun-
are expected to attend.
~ NJ PH.-The local knights of
, n,1n Eagle have completed ali ar
nv nls ior the entertainment of the
boroe $,ilH. which WI begin it's SEES
KY ERA Twenty-Five milo race &c
I ''''u 10 be held here today at Wheel
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STEPHENS CITY. Va.-The woman's
Foreign NJ sslonary society of the Balti-
moro conference. Methodist Episcopal
church South, win be held here three
days beginning today. This society com
prises Virginia, Maryland ANA the District
of Columbia
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STATE.

STATE.
w. w. I,ucke. cashier If the Merchants
and Planters bank of Milton. \. C., ar
rested at Eagle Pass.
Hon. Tom Bail addresses the democrats
at Pine Valley.
billiard Il. Ragland Of Goiiad. Texas.
commits suicide AT Washinston. l.. c.
Republicans preparing for repetition
Of the IIayes-Tilden count out.
Secretary Illusion or .he Galveston
county popullst executive committee re-
signs because he opposes fusion.
Bob Penny surreuders at Mllano, saying
he had killed +. r. shlpman. his faitcr-
in-law.
c. A. Rose. Waco Lumber dealer. as
signs. Liabilities $4,000.
The steamship Hale arrives f.om Brc-
men At Galveston with a large lot OF de-
sirablc Immigrants.
Walton G. Winkler brought back to
Galveston from New York. He Is wanted
for alleged cmbezzlcment While railway
postal clerk IN 1889,
Robert Miller. one OF a sh ari.f's rosse
in Dallas county, shot by Hill Satterfcrd.
who is accused Of the assassination OF
John Mccullough
Republicans In the Ninth congressional
dls,ric, badly mixed
Dan Stuort IN FL Paso and is anxious
TO establish Monte Carlo In Mexico.
THE MARKETS.
A slight improvement in cotton futures.
spots dun and unchanged.
Refined sugar is sc lower.
Stocks rather inactive and prices slight
~ lower.
IIester's weekly statement shows an in
crease In the movement Of cotton.
LOCAL.
Establishment OF home for trained
nurses.
Prisoners released from Jail among
them Mrs. Stohl. the spirit medium, and
her assistant.
Proceedings OF the State Baptist CON
ventlon and Womon's Auxiliary.
Opening barbecue by the comfy Demo-
cratic executive committee.
r. Myjak wayla!d and robbed in the
outskirts OF the city.
Silver campaign headquarters to tie es-
tablished.
A day among the courts.
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club park between q. L. Machcnberger OF
this city and Monte Scott Of Providence
the Eastern long distance champion.
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NEW YORK The magnificent new Muir
ray hin theater win be .,,i turned over 10
VIII be- one OF the haudsomest equipped
theatcrs Of the country The Bostonians
viii dedicate the new cdiiice on October
IL with a beautiful new orera entitled
Mexico"
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TODATS FEATURES.
FOREIGN.


Ivory, the alleged dynamiter, again re-
manded In London
The French merchant BARK Corinthe
attacked 10y Moorish pirates.
Thirty-fve thousand people left desti-
tute by the fire at Guayaqufl Ecuador
Germany practically shuts out American
dressed beef from her markets
General Weyler will probably be asked
to resign,
Lord Rosebery gives his reasons for OPP
posing England's interference in the East
ern question.
POLITICS.
Mr.. Bryan talking to the qowans and
Major Mckinley receiving visitors a lis
home
Secretary Morton speaks at Chicago,
and n telegram is read from President
Cleveland expressing sympathy with the
boilers.
Gold standard men give a grand parade
IN Chlcagowld the cheers are CARED over
long distance phones 10 Mckinley and
Hobart.
Inc late President Garfield's brother
Genes out for free silver.
Chairman Buffers estimate gives Bryan
90 votes.
Democrats carry every congressional
district In the STATE of Georgia.
A Hannacrat plot in Ohio exposed.
Senator German arraigns trusts in very
strcrg language
The republicans have awakened 10 the
feet that ohio does not belong to Nc
HI ley.
Manager Hanna HOSTS a distress signal
General Grosvcnor's bot called and the
sc, cral drops his band.
DOMESTIC.
One OF ire Sheiburne MINI, bank rob
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bors shoots down the marshal OF Bancroft
and then commits suicide.
Houston bank cearlugs make a good
showing.
Bradstreet's and Dun report trade as
holding back I'M after the election.
Two men near puvalrS Blnff. Ark,
slash each other 10 pieces with cleaving
knives.
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TO Hon. Il. c. W
State Central g
Mich.
Johnstcwn, Mic
| am diametrica
England or any (
other power, to I
in any way our
favor OF capita
huxaf,,p A.
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Chairman Union
Q, Grand Rapids.
bcr 9,-Dear Sir:
oscd 10 allowing
IN power, or any
Slt1d Or TO dictate
g policy. l am IN
J am opposed 20