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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
POLITICAL NOTES.

Col. Arnetl addressed a big meeting
at Short Creek last night. The Colonel
made votes.
The Pastime Club has sixteen mem
bers-thirteen Democrats. two RepuD-
licans, ana one "on The fence
The Y. NJ. d. C. is called 20 meet Non
day evening in special session, at the
headquarters IN the Pe2bC1y building.
Friday evening some ons-said 10 be
O. NJ. We'debusch-tele 10 this
Office. giving the name CT 4. D. Ritz,
and requesting a publication Of the fact
that ne had concluded 10 vote for Bry-
an. The speaker was closely interro-
gated. and insisted that he WIS Mr.. Ritz,
and the item was inserted. Mr.. Ritz re-
pudiates the thing. and tho police say
Weidebusch is the man. Nir. Rl,z is re-
ferred 10 thar gentleman.
Capt. Jacob Mornings-ar, Of the
Eighth Ward Silver Club, marched his
organization down TO Benwo0d last
night 10 attend the meeting addressed
by Messrs. TCDil a0d Hartman. Il
happened that a Republican procession
was due ab0U, ,Ae scme time but the
Silver Club marched down first, 2n< The
Republicans burned their stock Of red
frs. while the Republicans marched IN
darkness.
Mr.. Leonard Fcy and Mr.. John Davis
have made a wager that if Mckinley is
elected Davis is 20 wheel Foy from
'rory-third street TO the litt,e Market
house. and if Bryan IS eicted Foy does
tho wheeling. Only six drinks Wi. be
Above on The tr'p in either case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.

A. E. White IF Parkerburg, is in the
city.
The Misses Amelia and Anna Feinler
are visiting friends in Pittsburg.
". Chester McQuilkin and bride, Of
Lisbon. o.. are guests Of Mr. and Ms.
Frank Craft, of the Island.
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Republican can
didate for Governor, has returned home,
after canvass Of The Safe.
Mr.. Ed. Miller Of South Eoff street
was called TO New Albany, Ind, on ac-
count OF the illness Of As mother
Mrs. p. p. McVeigh. OF Covington,
Nv. and Mrs. Geo. Surguy. OF Column
bus. o.. are visiting their mother, Mrs.
Mary r. Hand.an.
Nathaniel Mountford, the popular
r9t-erynan Of tAe LABelle pottery. ac-
companiei by his wife, took in the ex-
curs.on 70 Canton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Younginger, Of
Nj. Morris. Pa, who have been visiting
his parents the past week, left for home
yesterday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
a CARD

II has been charged that I was influ-
enced by Geo. Mayors and Mike Stein to
by George Mayors and Mike Stein TO
flop to the Democratic party, but no
man can say that have Topped when |
have always upheld the Democratic par
ty. If have done anything in favor of
the Republican party, would like some
man to tell me something about it.
have many times marched in a Demo-
cratic parade, but have never marched
IN {. Republican 0arade in any State.
THOMAS II. CLARK.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

To the Editor of the Register.
Slr:-I wish TO ascertain through the
columns of your paper if it is the policy
of the school board to allow teachers
who are employed by the board to go
around and make public speeches at the
expense Of the taxpayers. l have al
i!asVs understood that 10 politics should
be discussed by any of the teachers in
public. If they are allowed to do so, it
is about time that such proceedings
should be stopped by the taxpayers at
the coming election.
A TAXPAYER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
AKMsrEAD AT ELM GROVE.
4 Fine Meeting Addressed by the Coiored
Crater


Last night Chas. T. Armstead, the col
cred attorney, Of Charleston, addressed
large sized audience at Elm Grove, III
behalf eff The cause Of Democracy l, h&d
been feared that there would be trouble
since the assault made upon members
of the Democratic clubs, and the prompt
punishment Of the offenders Thursday
night. Threats had been made by q
number of negroes at Elm Grove mat
they would do up" the speaker when ne
arrived last night. Mr. Arms,ead was
a1,u'v protected by friends and no trou-
HE ensuad. Four or FIVE negroes were
gathered in from. of the hall where the
sDeaktng was held last night, win spokes
.aken from wagon wheels in their hands
and enGeavored to start quarrel win
man who came down stairs.
At the meeting. which was held IN
Ktmmon's town hall 2c Elm Grove, the
room was filled with voters of t1at town
and noighb9ring farmers. Ar. Matthew
S.mms presided IS chairman OF the
meeting. and introduced Mr.. Arms,ead,
who spoke for fully two hours. MI
Arns.cad is a natural orator with splen-
aid intellect. There has been no speech
delivered in Elm Grove that was more
efeciva err convincing than the logical
eloquen. address last night. by the col
ored orator from Charleston. He held
the undivided attention of his audience
from start 10 finish. He kept them in
continual laughter and applause.
Tn discussing ne money question Mr..
trms.ead clearly proved TO the farm
erz nrssent Inv an ami illustration. that
if free coinage were established that iJ
would be impossible for our dollars 10 be
worth ANYTHING less Than a hundred
ces,s. The value Of the bullion in The
silver dollar would be regulated by tle
demand for f. and the price which the
governments would nav for it. Mr. Arm
steod said that If Z. grocer was able 10
take the eggs of q farmer al 80 cents a
dozen hen tina. would be the price OF
COOS IN That neighborhood. for every far
msr would -3ka his eggs TO that groc r.
ond If any other grocer wanted TO buy
egys no would have to give the same
D.;ca f7r them The audience readily
Saw rho ooi0t and anD'auded vigorously.
,rr.i, - rs F. win be under the free coin
100 ~ silver when the g5vernm mt will
COIN am grains of pure silver into a
100 cents. The price Of silver VIII i'm
mr7stelv rise 40 that, for every holder
1r bullion in this country or il other
countries would not sell for less. because
he knows that he can take his silver a;
any time 10 .1e m.nts Of the United
STATES and &c, a dollar for every $7lH
grains. Then if other countries wish TO
rst any silver for their own use ,hey
would have to- pay the same prize. The
nrice of gold was fixed eighty years ago
Inv Enqland. and it is only worth 100
cants because the government gives mat
much for f. Mr.. Arms-ead said that
Just as soon as we would hava free sill
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
VERY FEW CAN DO IT.

There are very few opticians in this
country or Europe that can without hay
ing a person look at charts, ask questions
or in any way depend upon the patient,
examine and correctly Fl he eyes with
glasses. Il requires an expert 10 do IT,,
and Prof. Shelf is the only one in the
State that can fit the eyes by this method.
He makes no charge for examination,
and can be consul ed free at lilo Main
ctrcnt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
EN- ROUTE FOR CANToN.
Many Republicans Passed through the
City Yesterday Morning.

City Yesterday Morning.
Yesterday morning several thousand
Republicans, en- route for Canton, O.,
to call upon Major Mckinley, passed
through the city. They came in over
the Baltimore and Chic, from as far
east as Cumberland, Nd, and a total Of
Iorty-One cars were transferred TO the
Terminal tracks and sent across the
river VIA. the Union bridge into Ohio.
The arrival of the long trains natur-
ally created a good deal of interest in
the lower portion of the city, and thou
sands of people turned out to watch the
unusual sight. The whistles al the Ben-
wood mills, at the po,teries and other
places were kept going while the trains
were passing, and this added to the
popular interest and helped to draw a
crowd.
Details Of what transpired at Canton
will be found in our Geographic co..
unns.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
MEETING AT GLENNs RUN.

There was a large turnout Of the
Democrats of Richland district at
Glenn's Run, last evening, the school
house being filed to its capacity. The
meeting was called to order by Harry
Garden, who introduced George Gilbert
rs chairman. Mr.. Gilbert, in neat lit
tie address introduced Hon. John O.
Pendleton. as the orator of the evening.
Mr.. Pendleton made a splendid address,
thoroughly discussing the issues OF TIL
campaign. and was listened TO with the
greatest attention. At the close Of the
address a Democratic club was formed
with a membership Of about fifty which
will be increased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
TIE BALLOT COMMISSIONERS.

The Ohio County Ballot Commission
ers met again yesterday and awarded
the contract for printing the official and
sample ballots for the coming election
In this county to the West Virginia
Printing CCmpany-the lowe-t bidder.
Thirty-four thousand ballots will be
needed, and this number requires seven
teen reams Of paper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
Mr.. BRYaA'S TRIP.
He viii Not Reach B3Ilaire Until
Four O'Clock on Tuesday Morning.

He VIII Deliver Short Addresses
at Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
Between Seven and Eight
O'C.ock - A Large Republican
Demonstration, Last Evening-A
Democratic Meeting at Elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Canton,
Other General POLITICAL News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
THE oRAToR1o SOCIETY.

The people interested I'm tho projected
Oratorio Society are called 10 meet Nom
dav evening at Egcrter Hall, al o'clock,
and an persons Interested. and pWtru-
larry all members Of the church choirs Of
the city arc invited and urged 90 Do" pr"s-
ent to assist On completing the preiimm-
aries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Ladies' and Chiidren's Underwear, odds
and ends at half price
Ostrich and Coque BOas, long and short
large line cheap.
Double Ruchings for Dresses and Wraps.
Corsets. extra long waist. sl.O0, unequal
ed values. ShAh'NN MN no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

eulogy of Lincoln as the great friend of
humanity was sublime. The conclusion
of his speech VS. especially eloquent
and was enthusiastically cheered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
GEO. E. STlFEL & co.
~
rEO. E. STIFEL & 60.
-nIeln2 8.2ck Dress

Should be- in possession of every There time
when sou coud not aaori this account of the high price
- ,,.le e51ls Not So now az at least Our
rAlN DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT has in goods from 25c
m m to $3.50 yard coor in the cheapest as fast and
r s.s I'm many cases equal to the better grades Entire
- ,--., in M0iAlRS PiEROL4 CLOTH, CANVAS CLOTH. UN.
,r7 GRENADINES rAASE CREPES BENGALNES and FIGURED
GlA-E ana other rough ana smooth effects that makes
f,..ueats the most complete 3 this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
MARSHALL COUNTY ballots.

II
The Marshall county balio, c7mm.5-
s.-re-s met Friday and prepared the
ballots TO be used al the coming e,sc-
tion There we're Two candida-5s certified
for safe Senate on Jhe Peoples parry
ticket /. s. Newman. the D5mocF-ic
no-oiree .ndorsed by the Peoples parry
convention. and w. r. Cullum, a MID
dle of The Road" man. backed by the
Ren1b,,oans. Who are eadoavoring TO
nreyen- afusicn between ,ha Democrats
and Peoples party forces. hoping there
nv 10 secure cheir votes for me single
gold standard. Both candida were
7egularlv certified. but the Republican
members of the commission, Circuit
clerk Sidger and d. B. Evans arbi,rar-
frr DIsced Cullums On the ticket and re-
rssi TO consider any evidence Whatever
ne 70 VINO was the proper candidate
Tber received their en- from The Re-
r-b,fcsn leaders. as the same tactics
were .r.ed in We,zel county, but that
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Millinery! We excel all former seasons.
see IA before purchasing.
walking Hats and sailors! Our styles are
sWABACKER'S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

MR.. ATKINSON At BENWOOD.
The golr-bugs held a large meeting at
Benwood, last evening. which was adj
dressed by Hon. G. ". Atkinson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
THE BIG DEMONSTRATION
To BE Held BY the Democracy on the Last
Day OF the Month.

Marshal Franzheim is actively at
work on the details for the immense
DdnScrat.c demonstration which VIII
be held in this city on the last day Of the
present NOTWITHSTANDING evening.
Monday evening the officers of all the
lAca, Democratic clubs will be called to-
gether at the headquarters in the Pea
body building to confer with Marshal
Fr3nZhe.m, and during the early pOr-
tiCn Of the week replies will be coming
in answer to the invitations eXtened
10 Out-Of-tOWn clubs 10 take part. All
the clubs within about one hundred
miles of Wheeling have been or Will be
invited to come 10 this city on that oc-
casiOn, and all past records in the parad-
ing lines will be broken.
TO HAVE THEIR PICTURES TAKEN.
The Wheeling ladies who presented the
handsome banner to the Faulkner Club
Friday night will have their photographs
taken by O'Neill, the photographer, with
the banner in the center Of the group.
The acceptance of this beautiful emblem
was made by ". II. Sykes. president Of
the c!ub, in the following words:
Ladies and Col Arnett-I thank you in
behalf of the Faulkner Silver Club. and
know each and every member of the club
viii remain steadfast to the principles
which this banner represents. 1t is a
great honor TO Doe charged with the care
and custody of this beautiful banner that
comes from tender hands. suggesting ten
der memories. and al the same time sug-
s.-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Fur Trimming In ihibet Martin Bear
and al desirable kinds.
Dress trimmings, eyerythings that's new
and novel.
Black and Colored SILK piece Vclvcts Coo
worth = 20. sWABACE LH's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
TRADES ASSEMBLY, MEETING

Attention IS called 70 the call in an
other column. for a special meeting OF
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor As
ssmbly for this afternoon. Il is an
nourced that important business Will
come up for consideration. and II is
especially desired that there be full
attendance Of the delegates
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
MASS MEETING At MARTINS FERRY

Mr.. Chas. +. Armstead, the colored or
ator from the Capital city Of this State.
will speak at a mass meeting at Martins
Ferry Monday night i'm behalf Of Democ-
racy and the cause of free silver Mr..
Armstead is a. natural orator and n man
of intellectual attachments, and the peo-
pie of Martins Ferry are assured Of hear
ing one of the finest speeches Of the cam
paiCn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Cniei Marshal II. b. Baguley.
STAT Men ,1 ,1u
SIX ' Foot club-55 Men.
Drum Corps Men.
Iarlu Cham iI...t,l a.. Men,
CoIored RcpubIcans-o Men.
Drum &C. Qri ,'ss,.... ~ S..H'
1., Eoy $40 C.u 20 Y,sr
First Ward Club-5i Men.
Drum C2rls.-3, o. M ,,,
8 .},'T" CONS e. Mem.
Sixth Ward Cmb-.t Men.
r.l nr0 Ji.. C 90 IP,..-, ~ ~ Nan
6rum ~ C6rps-7 Men.
youue Mems Republican Escort Club-Go
r.. o,Ms. Men ,r.r
II., ,a OCIrb-s5 Men.
speakers Carriage.
1, Hrom 5 GoETpS-i 4. N 5Iar
rotal-s5s Men. organized and uniformed.
ybs rs~,se only lacked the Eighth
,r,,5 ,d5 B,ro1oi c,ubs 10 have made
" wa .E " " iargs.t ss was the finest. the
~ .. ,tl t,' have vet had
L'' ~ tuD'' o---',r ,ocrc1a5 dawn Twelfth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Has received another lot OF those Fine
Felt Hats. Many Fans, worth SlOO eacA'
20 on sale Monday morning al 25c. each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Bargains in Watches at IL L. HiiIman
& Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18
AN ENQUIRY.

board decided the matter more in &C
cOrdance win the law.
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THINKS TO MR.. GOODHUE.

Darlington, o., October II, 1896.
To the Editor of the Register.
Sir:-The Bryan and Sewall Club, of
Darlington, by a unanimous vote, beg TO
offer on behalf of the Democracy Of "Oid
Monroe" the thanks of all Democrats to
A. J. GooGhue, Esq, the Young Mems
Democratic. the Faulkner and Bryan and
Sewall Free Silver Clubs, Meistors' band,
and all who helped 10 push the thing
along for assistance that more than
made our Democratic jubilee a glorious
success. With best wishes for the jolly
bovs and handsome ladies who owned
our town on the 18th,
We are kindly yours,
JULIUS STEIGER,
COL. 5. TSCHAPPEL,
J. ". COLLINS,
FNOCH YOST,
JAMES JOHNS.
SAMUEL FRANKHAUSER
Nv. SANFORD,
WILL 5. RICHARDSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

For Campaign Banners-satins. Gold and
sIfABACKER's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

seed Ring2 He. Hnlman q Co. have
q variety.
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RIVER NEWS.

There were ten feet two inches Of wa
ter in The channel last night Station
airy.
The swell took out a large amount OF
coal from the Pittsburg pools. most OF
the boats passing down yesterday
TO-dly's -PiJ,sburg Ben Hur,
4 a. M; Kanawha a. m; Hudson, 6 a.
m. Cincinnati, Virginia, s q. m.
The Bedford and Argand both had
good trips y s-erday out o fthis port
Piusburg Pa, October H. River g
feet six-.en.hs and falling The dam.
Gear and cool
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Tor T""'r"ir" Banners Satiu-. Gold and
Silver Fringes, Cords, Braids and Tassels.
AWaHAtNIRs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-18

Bargains in Watches at Il. j.. Hnlmau
s. Co.'S.
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CA.1:oL Millinery Right prices.
OLylISll MARSDEN J.. COLNIG.
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us GARvBR. JOS MAIN sTREET.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
iss~sss s1ssssa tie ssssi.

New fofk- oct s-The death of An.
ME Abri ~ss the soaoenes az ons "a
the So rosnsnors that has harn
known IN Villa fnshufs Soc pears Miss
h died ~hils tfersfsns foe bet
~eidins n uss barred On bef bfsasi
robes ficf snisnrrdl George Hodson.
az this city. b. rfosffssed with grief.
and &c NJ has h-sft sfoetse ~ aae
frsrrd that the shors Nould hiii hifn,
Mise Abei wss q years old snd s.fs
popular in wilma rnsbufs s.rial rifrlos,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09
on THE CANTcS NIECE rs LAWN.
Forty Carloads Of Enthusiastic visitors Q,
the R~epublicaa L~sder.

the Republtcan L~oder.
Canton. o.. oct. e.-Canton's streets
were crowded all day yesterday. Forty
carloads of cheering. fiag-waving,
finely uniformed ard decidedly musical
home. The sun shone yesterday. and
this if possible added to the scenes Of
enthusiasm of the damp days Of two
weeks past. Pennsylvania. Ohio and
Indiana sent their delegations. Pitts
burg Italians waved odd glory by the
hundred. as they marched from the
Pennsylvania station. Indiana short
ly afterwards tried to outdo them In
music. cheers and fine drills Of hand
some uniformed clubs. Women
marched in good line and quick I
from jefferson county. Pa. BY the mid
die Of the afternoon Market street.
leading to the Mckinley house. was
filled with marchcrs. The thousands
going checred those coming as tehy
passed under h beautiful Mckinley
arch ut Market and North streets.
nj the n psraders the Cleveland
First Voters. who came last. kept IN.
crowds on the sidewalks cheering as en-
thusiasticsli, as did the women march.
SFSs WIN nab "a tpntfNOdl Nttttnn from
the railway station tn the Mckinley
Mecca. When Major Mckinley re-
turned 10 hts home from his drive "a
his registering place yesterday he
found Lieutenant Governor Halle. ot
Massachusetts,. among his callers. Mrs
]. Ellen Foster and daughter. Of Iowa,
came shortly afterwards from Chicago
n took lunch Mt he Mckinley home
The paDVLrf~a. .rsNIa 80
county. Pa. were Joined en- route b.
detachments from Clarion. Cicarfcld
ara Armstrong counties. and by Tn.
time all were aboard there wer. ff,ser
coaches and the train was run In tw,
sections. A conspicuous feature Of tn.
delegations was the woman's ciul
marching AT the head. To all these Wis.
itors the major delivered brief address
es. packed full cf Republican doctrin.
The day was the sixteenth a~nniverss,
~ Of GarNeid's Day. Cleveland FRS
Voters filed twelve coaches. with 8
band m n drum corps. They march
al to the Mckinley lawn Will. IN.
Pennsylvania crowd was still there
Major Mckinley went To the stand 81
the front Of the lawn to- review the 70.
rade. The Pennsylvsn,ens who.owing Z,
the big crowd. had no opportunity Q.
shake hands. endeavored To force tn.
opportunity when the major started 10
the stand. There was n grand rusl
for him and scores of people grabbed
his hand. arms and garments at tn.
same instant. At the stand there va,
another crush and the little structur,
creaked and swsyed under h weigh
50 h a a collapse was feared before tn.
| crowd ~op,tA he restrained
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-09

WI. Bryan will certainly be the next
president of the United States. The
campaign has progressed far enough
to show that the result Is merely a
question Of how large a majority the
people will roll up against the DONNA
ton of Wall street and the supremacy
Of the English gold standard. Mr.. Dry
an has issued the following signed
statement which fully comedies with
and verifies the Judgment and senti-
ment of the overwhelming majority OF
h people. 1t looks as IL the election
was going To he a landslide. q tidal
wave which will sweep all before Il.
The following Is Mr.. Bryan's state
ment. Issued to h press Saturday
morning from Cincinnati:
~ have m doubt NJ MY slecsssa- Z hose
my c~ou6dencc upon the fact that the seee
coinage sentiment - growing every dsy.
The people are studying the nses~y qaes-
tion, nnd the study Of 10 10 consisciag the
people generally that thers can be no per-
manent prosperity 20 long n ths gold
standard 10 rnaiatained.
sThe gnid stan lara mnkes . dsNrsr asl.
lar. A dearer dollar makes falliag prsoes
and falling prices mean hard tisnes The
people Who profit by hard times are rsua-
lively 20 few I'm number tina they woald
amount to nothing at all but for the fscs
that they are aided by . cousiderabls num-
her II people WIN. not having siadisd ths
money question themselves have received
Instructions from . fsw hoaoctsrs.
"rts number oe lsePubiscaas Who have
declared for free sisvsr sasau,nhsr h