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AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

Otto Isenberg, one of the wealthiest men in
Honolulu, who is g large owner in sugar plan
tations, mills and different enterprises, re-
turned here yesterday, after Several weeks
absence in Europe.
Mr. Isenberg had the misfortune to sustain
serious fall in midsummer, which fractured
and seriously bruised one of his legs He went
abroad for surgical treatment, leaving on June
3, and he has returned almost entirely well.
He says business is quiet in Europe, with no
unusual interest in the American campaign.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Standing by constitutional authority and
Ian is the highest obligation Of american citi-
zenship. Standing By public faith is call
to supreme duty. Preserving the public credit
untainted and the currency uncorupted and
both oboUe challenge anysehere IN the world is
the command Of simple honesty and good
morals. KinLelf.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

''Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syruo''
Has been used over so years by millions OF rnoths-,
for their children while Teething with perfect su,
cess 1t soothes the child, softens the gums alayI
Pain cures Wind Collie. regulates the Bowels aaI
sthe best remedy for Diarrhoeas, whether arising
from teething or other causes For sale by Drag.
gisis in every part OF the world. Be sure aud
Tor AIRS Winslow's Soothing syrup. zoe 0o.LA
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The depression 6n the price of l0heat. 1t is
'lOaC said, must be accounted for in some other
tuay. The chief of the United States Bureau
Of Statistics states that the consumption of
whedt per capita IN 1895 t0Gs rs per cent less
than in 1899. Do you not think that this
might be more reasonable accounting for
the depreciation in the price of i0heat than to
charge Il to the legislation Of t0enty- three
Uears dqo?-McKInLev
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GATOR AND THE DEMOCRATS.

From all parts of the State come reports
of the way in which Mr. Gator is fixing up
the fusion between Populists and Demo
Gratis. Ali is being done in the manner
most favorable to his aspirations for the
United States Senate. The old Demo
cratic warhorses seem to have abandoned
the field to him, and the colts have appar-
emily taken to him as the only leader in
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

CoRoNADo.-AtmOsphere is perfectly dry, soft
and mild, being entirely free from the mists COM
mon further north. Round-trip tickets, by steam
ship, including fifteen days board the Hotel del
Coronado, $65; longer stay 50 so per day. Apply
New Montgomery ST.. San Francisco.
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WHY THEY SUPPORT BRYAN.
Woodland Mail

THE CALL threw bomb into the Examiner
Journal camp Saturday by publishing state
ment showing that the Hearst estate is inter-
ested in silver mines to the extent of $5 ,911,-
69l. This explains in q great measure why
these Two papers are supporting Bryan. 1t is
not through love for the poor workman, as
they would make believe, but for Willie
Hearst. the silYer-mine owner.
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In discussing the silver question May 4,
1895. the Examiner said: "To maintain
the parity alone it might be necessary to
make the proportion 25 to II; but it now
declares for going it alone at 16 to l, thus
showing that Mr.. Hearst's opinions are
about as fiuctuating as the price OF his sill
yer bullion
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son and wife, Miss Lalor, Miss Lee; Windsor,
A. Palgardo; Hoffman, E. J. Baldwin; Grand,
]. w. Brazell; Imperial, A. C. Dornell; Marl-
borough, c. Wells; Murray Hill, G.S. Wright.
James W. Hart and L. ]. Langley leftthe Plaza
TO sail on the American steamer st. Louis for
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Sore-headed boilers from the Republican
ticket will be sorer-headed still when the
bolt falls on them.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Proprietor-Why did you not give that gen.
tleman the roast chicken he asked for?
Waiter-I know my business. I gave him
something cheaper, SOS he would have some
thing left to tip me with.-Boston Transcript.
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Why should any Republican help to
elect Democrat because he calls himself
Nom Partisan?
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

HUSBANDS calcined magnesia. Four first
premium medals awarded; more agreeable to
the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale only in bottles with registered
trademark labels.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

This is year of political freaks. Who
ever heard before of Congressional COM
mittee calling a municipal convention2
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Straight politics is always good enough
for straight men.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

By his faithful and efficient service as a
Supervisor Mr.. Taylor has well merited a
promotion to the Office of Mayor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

DOLLAR OF 's5.-W. P. R., Oakland, Cal
The catalogues OF coln-dealers do NOT ske-, -.
that any premium is offered for dolinr ~
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The Republican party has named tn,
man, and the people will elect him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The only way to rid the municipal gov
ernment of BuckIeyism, Raineyism and
Kellyism is to stand up for straight polI-
tics and elect the Republican ticket.
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MoLAssEs crisp popcOrn. Townsends.

SPECIAL information daily to manufacturers,
business houses and public men by the Press
Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $40 Montgomery.
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Great Rock Island Route Plaving Card =

send IL cents in stamps to John Sebastian, gen.
eral passenger agent c. r. I. and p Railway
Chicago, for the slickest pack of playing cards
you ever handled, and on receipt of such remit
tance for one or more packs they VIII be sent you
postpaid.
Orders containing 80 cents IL stamps or postal
note for same amount will secure packs by ex-
press, charges paid
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The regular Republican ticket is the
only Republican ticket.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Bryan mas sufficient gall to claim to be
standing on the platform of Lincoln, but
the country will take notice it was not the
party of Lincoln that nominated him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

MRS. WoRTHNGToN's yrcrrM-A cs.4,,
Crag, Cal. The man who was shot hv NJ
Louise Worthington in May 1898, was nance
Harry J. Baddeley. "''s = oA1ie'
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The way to Republican harmony is open
10 all. Nothing is required of any man
excep: that he join the procession and
keep step with the music.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The Republican party will maintain the
standard OF American wages, the standard
OF American money, the standard OF
American industry and the standard of
the Republic.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

FREE LABOR BUREAU. W. H., CITY. The
Free Lab or Bureau is still connected with the
oluce ot the LABOR Commissioners, on Sutter
street, between Grant avenue ard Stocs+,s,
street. A person desiring work should Apply
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

1t is very strange that the Tammany
braves should try to pull down John Boyd
Thacher when they have only to wait
awhile and see the people pull him down.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

1t is well known that Boss Kelly be-
trayed the Republican ticket in 1894 and
aided in de.eating Estee. Work of that
kind is the politics that is regular with
him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

DEERsKINs-J. S. W., Elk Creek, Cal. The deer
skins that are quoted in the San Franctso,
market are from Alaska and few are smuS
gled in from Oregon. s'iAu 8
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

To elect the whole party ticket Repuoli-
cans must be united. II is impossible to
make a clean sweep ii there are any gaps
in the broom.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

One of the immediate questions of City
politics is whether Mr.. Phelan is a Non
Partisan, Democrat or Ralney faction
leader.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Unity for the local ticket means unity
for the National ticket, and the same vote
that elects Taylor to the mayoralty will
give the vote of the City for Mckinley and
Hobart
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Loyal Republicans will unite in support
of the regular ticket, and let the bolters
serve the purpose of Buckley or Rainey as
they choose.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

1t will be an easy choice for true Repub-
licans and good citizens to decide whether
they will vote with men who tried to elect
Estee or with those who knitted him in the
back.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

HoMEs-R. N. c., City. 1t is estimated tha,
100000 families owned and occupied their
own homes in the Uuited States in sao0 GOO 'Nei
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Party regularity is the only safe basis of
party harmony.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

THE hair cannot flourish unless the scalp Is
kept in good condition. Ayers Hair Vigor gives
universal satisfaction as dressing.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Darling" he said, II have never loved but
you"
"Then we must part" she replied. You
shan't use me to practice on.'-Cleveland
Leader.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Men who seek to divide the Republican
party and endeavor to discredit its leaders
can always count on the support of the
Examiner, Tor they are freaks and their
ways are fakes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

If you have any doubt which is the true
Republican ticket just read the Democratic
organ and see which one it denounces and
which one it pats on the back and encour-
ages to stay in the field.
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cALIFoRNIANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. N. Y. Sept. 24.-At the Plaza
W. F. Lucas, C. ]. Mason; Holland, G. H. Ty
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

By every party tradition and custom, by
unbroken descent of title, by every pr1n-
ciple of political self-government the
Auditorium Convention is the regular Re-
publican Convention Of this City, and all
of its nominees are entitled to the full sup
port of the party.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Dean Hole made a scene in Rochester Cathe-
dral on a recent Sunday. A canon whose
business it was to read the first lesson omitted
certain passages which he thought improper.
The dean was to read the second lesson; but
before beginning he solemnly read the pas
sages omitted in the first lesson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Sir Saville Crosby while visiting the volun-
teer camp at Lowestoft walked his horse into
the sea. The animal got into q sandhole. The
rider escaped with the utmost difficulty.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Lord LANDAU, who has been appointed to
succeed the Marquis of Dufferin as EN- mbassado1
OF Great Britain at Paris, is the official who
when he was Henry Matthews, declined to re-
nit the sentence OF penal servitude for life
upon Mrs. MaYhrick
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

K Tamaki, the editor of the Asahi shimbun
of Osaka, Japan, which has a daily circulation
of 100000, is to be the Japanese correspondent
OF the new Chinese paper, the Kuan-Shu-Tchu,
published a Peking.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

KATHRYN KIDDER-C. F. ON, City. Katnrvn
Kidder has not appeared in the character of
Trilby, in the play OF that name. -
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

The Non-Partisans have indorsed the
Rainey candidate, James D. Pheian, for
Mayor, but the true independent voters
will support the Republican candidate,
Charles L. Taylor and elect him.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

One of the SIGHTS of the times is the
view of English, Foote, Coleman, Wise
and Murphy sitting on the fence and
watching Gator take the Senatorial water
melon out of the Democratic patch.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York
Sun. is travelling in Daghestan, Caucasus. He
is accompanied by Patrick Stevens, British
Consul at Batoum, and Thomas Z. Heeman,
United States Consul at Odessa A number OF
foreign journalists are in the party.
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| in person. The only condition required is the
! ability 10 fill nositions that may be offered.

THE NEW AGE-P. E. w, Kelsey, Cal. In the
list OF San Francisco newspapers given some
time ago, The New Age did not appear Ihls
paper, the oldest fraternal paper, was hrst
published january z, 1865, in this City
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Charles L. Taylor will win.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

PROFESSOR POWERS sPEEcH-G. W., City. The
speech by Professor Powers before the
Womans Congress was delivered on May %
last and was published in The CALL on the
following day.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

FELL ON MoNDAY-B. E. H., City. The goth
of fSeptember, 1880, fell on Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

''This is place should like to rest at I" was
almost the first remark Ii Hung uttered when
he saw Furness Abbey.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Loyal Republicans are ready for action
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Sir John Millais once hooked over half a ton
OF salmon in week, which gives him the rec.
ord for the River Tay.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

Thomas Hardy has thoughts of extending
his story, "The Pursuit of the Well Beloved, u
into full-blown novel.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25

ALrGELD-J B., City. John P. Altgeld was
elected Governor of Illinois in the latter part of
1892, TO serve for four years He succeeded
John w Fifer, whose term expired January,
1893, and his term will expire January II, 1897.
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATEs-POstage Free,

Dauy and Sunday CALL, one week. by carrier. .s0.1o
Daily and Sunday CALI, one year, by mall. 600
paily and Sunday CALL, six months, by mall. 800
Daily and Sunday CALL three months oy naI A'oO
Daily and Sunday CALL one MONTH py mall 90
Sunday CALL, one year. by mail .............. 1.b0
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PATRIOTISM, PROTECTION
and PROSPERITY.
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GIFT OF REAL EsTATE-E. K. G., City. Real
estate tnat was given as a free gift to son or
daughter by a father Is not liable for the debts
OF the father in case of the failure of the father
IN business, unless 1t should appear that the
GIT had Deen made with a knowledge OF i'm
pending failure and for the purpose OF de-
1rauoing creditors
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WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio

ELECTION NOVEMBER 8. 1896.
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BUSINESS OFFIcEI
71O Market Street,
San francisco, California.
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Are you going TO the country on vacation II
so # IA no trouble for us TO forward THE CALL to
your address Do not let it miss you for you will
miss It. Orders given TO. the carrier OF left at
Business once will receive prompt attention.
NO EXTRA CHARGE.
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HE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08

q China. after wHch cams The he t soast q
'H sr guest @se, Or c ,hs sy smsn formerly \
the gove'nmcnt OF China, who was char.
tnan OF the evening. toasted Ii Hung
y for no ether reason than he Ind breS
The lifelong friend OF Chinese Gordon.
nao, l nne Ck9 BAG S sa go,xsssnor OF the
'uon entered upon his work OF supprcssinx
the TAPPING rebellion in that proy,nca'
ami tho two men we're always afterwards
Ii Hung Chang ,.had written his rsp,y
to the toast and II was read to the com.
pany by an Interpreter Ho Expressed
corded him. He said that the difficulties
between China and England were the ro-
su'' OF mlsunderstandings. To England.
ne continued, was mainly due the credit
of bringing the leading commercial pco-
pie OF the West into frutful intercourse
with what he might venture to call. with
"uS atrosancc the Leading commercial
people OF tho East. The goad to great
achievements somo times lends through
nscshes IN the nations, but England had
been eons.derate and fair aud had thcrc-
dcd, however, that there remains ~ome-
thing. to be done TO make the relations
complete and he hoped his vi1t would
plctc harmony, Hc said that his eyes had
hcen opened to many things since h,
had been In England and he hoped that
me tingl sh would take a warmer inter-
est IN inc auars of China and In her
commercial prosperity. A dcsrc for peace,
ny auucu, dominates all tho efforts OK
China.
III we had relied ovcrmuch" said IL
upon our pacific feeling TO savc us from
unptovokeu oppression, II Il n fault on
gendered Ivy a long course OF national GUS
tom. Nobody IN SO sanR,tne as to expect
20 change the current cf thought OF
people SO numerous as tile chinese, IN u
single generation. Time, ntuch patience
ana iorheataiite must he allowed before
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-08
BANQUET TO III.


He Was a Friend To Chinese Gordon
Toasts Were Drank.
London, August 7.--Ll Hung Chang con-
Timed to he rhc centnr of marked aiten-
ton from comemrcal and social circles.
and the government Is apparently making
eyer, effort to do honor to the nations
guest.
Tho famous Chinaman was the guest OF
tho CHINA association at a BANQUET az the
HtId MetIcpolc tonight. III made his
auncnrancn at the hanqucttlng board in
ms yellow J6kot and peacock feather;
The well known emblcms II MS RANK and
OF the empcrors favor. which were
stripped from him at the umc OF the early
reve1ses OF the Chinese-J apancse war. bur
wore afterwards restored. The skirt OF
his dress MAS blue. and he wore the ri
band ard star Of the Victorian order.
Hon George NJ Curzon. Sir Henry
Brcsleham Lock- ard Admiral Tracey
Mere among those present nj IN" BAN
THE fact OF LIS abstominousncss has
been much remarked by those VINO have
and the report was circulated that he :
ways had an abundant repast prepared ny
hs attendants before dining out. 30 as
not to be tempted TO TASTE any strange
yiarids Prince Bismarck was reporter 10
have questioned his guest upon his d'sin.
climatic TO eat German Nhuds. when the
Oriental diplomat replied lhnf ne reared
he might take something into ms mouth
face, ana thus forever disgrace himself
In the s.glt Of the world for having been
guilty Of tacourtesy 10 his host
~ ,onights banquet, after the ilsh hhi
l. a huge pipe which he, smoked with
pla'Ad enjoyment throughout the rest OF
VI The usual ,ossu Of loyalty were drank
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BEAUMONT BUDGET.
Quarantine Against Charbon--Reported To
Have Struck OIL.

Quarantine Against Charbon--Reported TO
Have Struck OIL.
beaumont. Texas. August 7.-On account
OF the deadly Charlton, which Is raging
among stock in the lower part OF JEFF
ferson and Chambers and the southeast
ern part OF Galveston county. the county
commissioners have established a Etr!n-
gent quarantine aealns; the infected rcc-
lions and Will make a vigorous EFFORT to
keen the disease from spreulinH into the
central and northern portion of this Coun-
1T was reported I'm the streets this after
noon the prospectcrs n gladys CITY had
struck oil. Tho quantity could not be
learrrl. hut II Is SAID 70 he black oil, of y
IL "A littlc over g0 fooi deep and II will
Ia. Two or three days before Il will M
learned whether or not the oil found IL
i'm sufficient quantity 20 pay,
The g w Cieorgs Manufacturing COM
nanv OF th.t chy, being recently ,hars
tered bv the State. the sluckhOlic 3 have
hold their drst meeting nnd elected ihe
folIowInp directors: q, W, GeorgS, =. A .
ionp II = Davidson. r. A. Greer and
James Kei.h. After the S'ockhc lders had
comnieted the!r delihera tious the directors
~ Cenrcs president, > A. Long, vice
nresidonts James l.. Kcith secretary and
iraasnror RMS Institution has done n
rerv successful business for several
months under the name OF &. w. Georges
g. % and 1, begins its chartered career
Under conditions thai are most favorable
postmaster GUY Junker has received a
notice from the vos.ofhre department. that
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IT WAS UNCOVERED.
President OF the Great Western Made In.
teroSi lnK DiR ,llsnreS.


Chicago, August THE expected explo-
mission took place this morning and the
top was blown off the railroad pool, nm
covering an unlawful combination. The
prosecution liz now confident Ilat the IN
voshgation Will end In the imposition of
some large fines against most of the
Western roads.
There has been a strong pressure under
the apparent smooth surface of The pres
ent weeks investigation. Yesterday
President A. IL. Stickncy OF the Great
Western railroad took the stand. lie ere
ated MILD sensation by the disclosure vi
the methods OF bs company IN outwit-
ting tho others IN the hauling OF grain.
This morning the REORGANIZATION OF
Stickney WAS up TO expectations lie
charged his fellow railroad men with .n-
ciiir x the present investigation u catch
him In the well laid trap on the Chicago
rate cutting. lie 'uirned tho tables on u 4
opponents and charged them with assali-
with them.
DO you decline to give the commission
the name OF the roads?"
Mr.. Suckney moved uneasily IN hss
chair lie crossed his legs and then uD.
crossing them wrapped them about the
legs of his chair and slowly tepIied: ~
am anxious to tell every ,hing that | have
done. There Is form to b" followed and
Il this IL followed | have nothing TO -,
hut II obey. But let me consult with my
viii move PROMPTLY We ARE moving It.
but that is because We have to 30 out and
buy tt
Mr. Sii'lsncy waa then permitted to leave
the stand, The railroad men had got the
worst of the inquiry and d'd not care to
rush Stckney any further. one of them
remarked: "'rhc Old man Is loadel and
you can't tell who he IL going TO hurt"
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JOHN G. CARLISLE.

the office at Rospdale has been discon-
tinoeu ana mail for thaf point will here
after come to beaumont. Rosodale is "A
small settlement on the sabine and East
Texas railroad, about four miles from
beaumont. Disseminating the postoffico
viii not seriously Inconvenience the people
as some one from the settlement ~ In
Beaumont every day.
There seems to be q difference of opin
ion hctwcen Jug owupr Of Beaumont
ana the proprietor OF similar vessel
IN range ms 10 watch can travel through
the water the fastest. They have failed
TO reach conclusion through argument
md 1t is said they now propose To tcs,
the merits OF their respective boats In 4
race on the lake in front OF the Hotel
Sabine nj Port Arthur 4 tug owner of
Sabine Pass may also enter the contest,
as ne claims to have n flyer Such Q,
race would indeed be interesting as spec
lators could sec 1t from beginning To
finish.
Mr. c. II. Fieley who has been local
manager Of the Port Arthur Land and
Townstte company since organization o'
such company, has rendered his resigna-
ton and he has been succeeded by Mr.. NJ
u. Pos, an energetic and efficient young
land man Mr.. Fsirv came mp from Port
Arthur Tuesday and departed Tor Kansas
GUY. He viii return and engage In tls
real estate business in this city.
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FARMERS TRUE TO BRYAN.
CEa.rr,an Rhone Of the. Natoral Grans'
pre lets Tremendous Victory.

CEa!rr,an Rhone Of the. Natonal orange
Preilcts n Tremendous VICTORY
Bellefonte, Pa. August b'--i-eohar,
Ehone. master OF the state Grange ana
chairman Of the executive commute. Oh
the National Grange, says the 'epuni""''s
are too solf-rfliant and oVer-coh'latn NJ au'
DO not realize what tremendous ln'"""s
into, their party GRE bong 'na"e eNls
a,, M, farmers COMPOSING the Grange
Win no a,mosi a unit fcr free slNsr ana
cv,n outsi q the organization the Preat
majority will cast their votes ier o'S"''
anu the Chicag5 platform, -, .,,,. ts
This sentiment. Mr.. Rnone also snys, u
not confined TO asrcultursts, hut = nnn,
Ing hundreds Of advocates n the "a it s,S,
Sf,tes omTr,g business men and men IN
ali profesfions. lie further predicts ,na ma,
the Zee, ng viii continue 10 inoT X III, III
now until November ana that BrEhn WI
IA. .lrrtrd Inv one Of the larges' mnJeTl-
Ties ever gwen a National ticket