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NOW "ALTY," BE GOOD,
Why Don't You 60 to Bed and Try 10
sleep IL nil on.

u
CHICAGO. Ncy. 4.-Govcrnor Altgc,d
gave on; to-day statement addressed
TO the Democrats OF Illinois, In which
he says
Although defeated, desire to thank
you for the loyal tupportyou have given
me- ana congratulate you on the he
role Ugh; you hay" just made. Consider
ihhn only six months ago our great
party lay prnstrate: It had been be-
irnycd iatO the hands Of stock jObhers
and monOp0liFtS ~ President CIcye-
land: II had been robbed OF everything
Democratic except the name: Il stood
Tor no great principle; It was loaded
with political drldheads. yet II cut
loose from the domination OF trusts
and synhlcatcE. It repud!ated the men
who betrayed It and again proclaimed
Democratic principles and cBpouaed the
cAI9" OF t0ilsng humanity. II was con-
fronted b. everything that money could
buy. that Doodle could drhauch or that
fcur OF starvation CIuld coercc.
while we ar" defeated, our party ia
more vigorous and In better condition
generally than IL has been for q third OF
century. We have dug the grave Of
the British gold standard believe
TINT nj the next EerPgul election the peO-
pie viii reverse the verdict OF yesterday,
The return Of prosperity VIII not come
AZ promised"
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THE SENATE
VIII Undoubtedly Have ma Anti-siirer
siajority.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. A.
From returns thus far received. the
next senate probably will stand as
follows: Republicans, ~: Democrats.
%: Independents and Populists. II;
doubtful, 5. Total 80. On the currency
question, the senate undoubtedly will
have an anti-silyer majority.
TIE doubtful states arc: Delaware.
Kansas. Kentucky, North Carolina and
South Dakota. The Republicans would
need foriyhve With the vice president
to cantro! the senate. The Republican
senators who bolted the St. Louis tick
ct and platform are classed Us Iudepen-
dents. They are: Teller. Dubois, Man.
tie and Cannon. Another Utah senator
10 be elected 10 succeed Brown. will
no doubt be an Independent.
Classed by states. the senate will
stand as follows:
Alabama. Democrats: Arkansas. .
Democrats; California. Democrat and
! Republican: Colorado. ! Republican
and independently: Connecticut, Re-
pu6ltcans: Delaware. Democrat and
doubtful: Florida Democrats; Geor-
Sia, Democrats; Idaho. Republican
and l independent; Illinois, . Republi-
!
publican: Iowa. Republicans; Kan
sas. Republican and doubtful; Ken
lucky. ! Democrat and / doubtful;
louisiana, Democrats: Maine, Re
puhlicans: Maryland. l Democrat and
! Republican: Massachusetts. > Repub-
leans: Michigan. Republicans: Min
rrsotl, Republicans: Mississippi, .
Democrats; Missouri, . Democrats:
Montana, Republican. Carter. and
| independent; Nebraska. l Republic
can and / PopuIist; Nevada, 2 P0pu-
lists: Ncw Hampshire, Republicans;
New Jersey. l Democrat and Repub-
L!cAn: New York ! Democrat and Re-
publican: North Carolina. Popullst
and doubtful; North Dakota. j Re-
publican and Democrat; Ohio, Re-
puhlicans: Oregon, Republicans;
Pennsylvania, Republicans: Rhode
Island. Republicans; south Carolina,
Democrats; South Dakota, l Indcpen-
dent. (Pe;tlgr"w). and 1 doubtful: Ten
nessee. . Democrats: Texas. ? Demo-
Gratis; Utah, . Independence: Vermont,
Republicans: Virginia. Democrats:
Washington. Republican and l Indc-
pendent. West Virginia. Democrat
and Republican; Wisconsin, / Demo-
cTat and Republican,; Wyoming, .
Republicans.
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NATIONAL SILVER PARTY.
Vice President Stevens Say, tho Election
ofMcKlnley will Not Affect 7,

"fhchinley will Not Affect II.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-vice President I
n. Stevens. OF the National Silver party.
to-day issued the following statement:
II final results show tina. Mr.. Bryan Is
defeated It does not demonstrate tina,
free silver Is beaten by any means. Tho
extreme and lmpol!tic planks OF the
chicago platform lost up hundr,-ls az
thousands OF woes amongst conserya
1--WE business men who were really In
favor or free silver. Another factor In
this contest which haH greatly Injured
US has beer the fact that four years ago
the Democratic party went Int1 power
with a President and both houses ot
Congress and the policy OF that PrcsI-
dent ana the legislative acts az n mn
Jo1ty OF that party In Congress have
been TOO often against the interests OF
the people. The American people want
ed n change and II Mr.. Bryan IL defeated
Il Is largely due 10 the fact that they n I
this time were not willing to trust an
other Democratic administration. how
ever strong Its professions In the inter-
csts OF the people.
The silver question will not 20 down
until justly settled BY the restoration OF
free coinage at the ratio OF i6 tol. Ills
totbe hoped that the next time II Is sub
mltted TO the people It Will not be hanai
capped by the Injection Of others about
which the friends of free coinage ral!-
cally differ In opinion.
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VICIOUS SCHEME
To Sir Up the nisortlrriy Element In tn,
Zig cities.

CHICAGO. Nov. "A dsorderly
crowd Of 200 or 800 men nrc marching
through the street, shouting that Bry-
an Is elected. Thcy carry transpar-
cncy upon which is inscribed; mo 70
this year." "lndann Iowa and Ken
tuck Is ours n,1dl".ryan Is elected"
In passing The l"rspapcrs Offices and
banks they ho0ttd and made mcnaclng
dcmGnstrntl1n Police attachments
have been ordered out In readiness for
any disturbance ~ the peace.
.IIALTIM0IiE, Nd. Nov. IA local
Bryan nrRanI2atl3l Tonight posted n
telegram nurportlily to come from Uni
ted States Senator German. IN WASH
lngton. stntIng tnJt Tirynn had 800
electoral votes ara that lie was elected
beyond d doubt. IN lcss than hnlf an
hour baltimore STREET.. tho principal
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pIGNIrIEp SILENCE



WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. H.
There was an air OF unconccalcd salts
faction In administration circles here
this morning over the results OF the
election, yet this was tempered In many
Instances with pity. From the prcsl-
dent In the white house, down to the
lowest official. there was an !ndlspOsi-
ton TO exult over the defeat OF their
old-time political associates, and the
members OF the presidents official fam
lily. One and all preserved a dlgnllled
silence In the hope OF thus making cas-
Ter the task set tor the future OF heal
Ing the breaches IN the party. All OF
the members OF the cabinet who were
In Washington last night. remained
with the president In the white house
until about o'clock this morning. lis
teninE 10 the reading OF the returns
FROM the Associated Press and other
sources By Private Secretary ThurbGr.
by that hour. they had satisfied them
selves completely rs to the gSSeral re-
suit, and when they reached their
ueSRs this morning their interest," In
Yesterdays ballotting was confined 10
the returns from few congressional
districts and such states as Kentucky
In which the cabinet officers had made
personal efforts For The reasons above
noted. none OF them cared to make any
statement as to their views Of the cleo
uoE. AS for the president, Private Sec
rotary Thurber said that he had com
menccd the preparation OF his annual
message to Congress. and. as ha. al
ways been the custom. he would be
Obliged to deny himself to the public
until. 1t was completed. Thu month o:
November Is usually devoted to this
purpose
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WHY THEY REJOICE.
Comptroller Eckris AMI Chairman Hop.
kins Satisnrd with Crushing Urynni,n.


Comptroller Eci,ris AMI Chairman lion.
kIns satisnrd with Crushing Organism.
CHICAGO, NOV. 4.-Comptrollcr &c.
kcls who was at the National Demo.
cratic headquarters, said: ~ think the
result is just what might have been OK.
pccted, Whenever the. question has
been put TO the voters. will the AmcrI.
can people pay their deb,s?. II has al.
ways been decided That they would
We pay our debts. Tho nation pays Its
debts.
The Importance OF the result in tho
huT!ncsS world Is thRt Il means the re-
h0blllment of American credit abroad.
That means that Investors urC willing
to put thelr idle capital IN our enter
prlSrS.
This election means the complete
reorganization Of the Democratic party.
For long period OF time the Democracy
has been the haven refuge for every
element OF discomfort In the country It
had to be rCOrgnnlZed, and now Is as
good rs any other time. The Demo-
cratic politicians will learn from thS
election that II In better 10 have the
business interests by them than 10 have
the disturbing clements"
we know now that Mckinley has re-
ccivcd an overwhelming majority IN
Illinois. This Is no surprise TO those
who have had an opportunity to oh
serve the trend Of public opinion In this
state The Palmer and Buckncr vote
VIII be insignificant, which Is a matter
OF no surprise TO the managers OF the
sound money campaign in this state.
Democracy and the Democratic par
" still live. Its principles are eternal.
do not rejoice ut McKlnley's victory.
but l do rejoice In Brynn's defeat our
committee will meet this week and pro-
claim 70 the people OF this state and the
United States tina; we nre Democrats
and claim 10 represent the Democratic
faith. We have no doubt but that the
conservative element " the party will
assert Itself; and now that Altg-ld and
all that II represents has been utterly
repudiatcd by our state. the sober class
Of the people who will assert itself and
Democracy viii be rc-cSta blshcd on its
ancient lines. l rejoice as an American
citizen that the capacity OF the AmerI-
can people TO govern themUelvtu in
peace as has been demonstrated.
has been the most crucial test TO which
the republic has ever been subjected"
tSigncd) JOHN p. HOPKINS.
Chairman Gold Standard Democratic
Committee.
Mr., Henry Payne. OF the Republican
executive committee. was highly eIaied
over the result aud said: THE Country
Is 10 be congratulated that the majority
Is so Erea; that II will Inspire confidence
In business circles. Too much praise
cannot. in my opinion. be given To these
patriotic men who have broken away
from their old time affiliations to sup
port our ticket. II Is not to be forgot
ten that our adopted citizens have CON
tributed their fui! share toward this
splendid victory"
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HEhRST'S PAPER,
Tho Only One In New York Supporting
bryan. on tho Election,

NEW YORK, Nov. Accommodating
on the result OF the election the Jour.
mar says:
THE people have chosen Major Nc
kinley Instead Of Mr.. Bryan to 10 prcgl-
dent. Nobody has Il right TO object, for
the peoples will Is sovereign. II Is the
nigh privilege OF the citizens OF this re-
public TO decide for themselves what Is
good for them. and when they happen
TO be wrong they always have the good
sense to suffer the consequence with
patience, knowing that at the ballot
box they can set things straight again.
The journal regrets the decision Of
the people. We have advocated the
election OF Mr., Bryan in tho belief that
b!metalllsm would be better FOR the
country that monometnllism. and for
the reason that, In our Judgment, which
has not been altered. the trusts and syn
dicatea require checking rather than en-
cournging. By McKlnley's election the
money power "has been enormously
strengthened. -Four years, however,
constitute an insignificant space In the
llfe of n nation, and the United States
could bear up under heavier calamItIcs
than even the unr-stralncd rule OF the
trusts during one presidential term.
but the trusts will not he entirely I'M
restrained. The scnute will be check
upon the incoming rs It hap on Clevc-
lands administration. whose financial
policy the Prehdcnt-clcct IL pledged 10
continue. And when Major Mckinley,
seated In the white house and clothed
with authority, may not be 30 subinIa-
alvr 10 dictniion as Major Mckinley, the
candidate has been. High Office .rc-
gurntly produces an clevating effect
upon purpose md character
I'VE have had Republican assurances
in plenty throughout the canvass TINT
Major Mckinlcy'S election, would be FOL
lowed by u splendid outhurst OF conf
dcncc IN the future from which would
result mn immediate restoration OF ma
tionnl prosperity. Let M hope that the
confidence and prosperity viii be forth.
coming.
"rhc journal has no inclination 10
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. t--By yea
tercay's election the Republicans will
probably be enabled to elect q Republl-
can TO the United States senate TO sue
ceed Senator J. C. S. Blackburn. An
extra session will certainly be held for
Governor Bradley has said 50, and his
party will demand it. lie will probably
be candidate " he can see his way
clearly. Mr. ST. John Boyle claims the
Republican nomination. There Is much
talk. however Of giving the honor 10
Secretary John G. Carlisle.
go p. m.-The Evening Post and
Evening Times (boih gold DcmOc-ats)
claim the state for Mckinley by 5000
while I'll. Republican, state committee
reduce their claim TO 800. with returns
from three congressional districts In
complete
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TAXES IT QUIETLY.
MhJor Mckinney Refuses to Say Any
thing About Ills Election.

CANTON, Ohio Nov. f--MaJor Nc
Kinlcy has spent day Of comparative
quiet Mt his home seeking TO recuporatc
from the strain OF the last iew days.
From the porch he reviewed several
uniformed clubs mud delegations from
neighhorInR towns. but made no
Bp@echc5. He has not said Il word on
the election. By speech, telephone or
ot"cf "isr. ana npp"Hrs determined 70
reEerye his judgment,nud lila yIcwg nm
III every vcStIgG Of doubt on the result
Is removed. He snt In tine library to-
night until 10 o'clock, Bnl0ltlng, l0ok-
Ing over late dispatches from wagering
sections. and chatting with caIlnrg. lie
retired AT lO.l and tho Mckinley cot
taSc wns dirk earlier to.nIrht thnn II
mas been in weeks
1t 10 felt By those about Major Me-
hinIey that he ought, In justice 10 him
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TUNE YOUR
SOULS TO MUSIC.
coatlnusd from Fir,, Page.
ver Democratic gain In the slnc mining
Districts OF the state and also large free

ver Democratic Enin In the zinc mining
districts OF the state and also large FREQ
silver Democratic gain all over south.
west Missouri, heretofore Republican
stronghold, has dlspclled Republican
calculations and involves n mysterious.
ness which will require investigation to
determine by what agency tho result
was r>scaved II appears now that we
have lost the state. r. c, KElsESS,
Senator Vest said this afternoon that
souri, would have on Joint ballot ITO
members and the Popullsts una Renub-
leans 81. Secretary Griffin, OF the Re-
publican central committee. does not
conccde that tho Democrats will have
majority. but claims the Popul!sis
VIII hold the balance OF power.
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CHICAGO. Ills. Nov. 4.-Chalrman
". d. liynum and secretary John L.
Frcnzcl, Of the Gold Standard Demo-
cratic national committee, were ut the
headquarters In the Palmer house 10.
day receiving congratulations.
''The Republican victory In Indiana
was largely due to the sound money
Democrats and they are entitled TO
much OF the credit for It," said Mr..
Bynum. i've certainly rejoice In the
defeat OF Bryan as It indicates all our
claims, There Will be no necessity OF
our having the rumored national con-
vcnthon and none Is likely To take place.
cannot Just now state when the ma
tlonal committee will meet"
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NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. This after
noon Republican Chairman Post was
more hopeful OF holding Nebraska for
Mckinley. He said that he would only
concede the governor and the congress
men from the Third and Fourth dis
tricts to the opposition. Holcomb for
governor is. Nj, Post says, running
ahead Of Bryan. Nr. Post also SAYS
TINT the Republican candidates for Con-
Greas are certainly elected In the FRS.
and Second districts.
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NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-Rcturns
from Nevada will not be complete for
ten days. owing to the few railroads
and telegraph lines. Newlands. silver,
Is certainly elected congressman, and
according 10 best estimate 30 out OF tn,
s. members Of the legislature will be
Democratic. There Is no reason TO doubt
but that Bryan has carried the state.
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at least. Many OF the counties have not
Yet sent In returns. but the pOpulous
and those In which the fate Ok the cleo
lions hinges have oil been heard from
and swell the Republican majority 20 a
point where nothing to come later can
possibly disturb Them. The legislature
Inns gone with the general r-sult and
may safely be clas2ed us Republican.
thus in5u-inE the return OF Republican
to the United States senate.
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ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. "a Bis
marck. \. D., special 10 the Dispatch
says: Mckinley has carried this state
by at least 5000 and entire Republican
state ticket Is elected by about the
same majority. Chairman kIciHogel, OF
the Democratic state committee, con-
cedes the state to Mckinley by 5000
and the election OF the entire Rcpubli-
can state tIcket
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. Conn
plete returns 10 midnight from all bu,
few Of the g counties In Penn sylvanIa
give Mckinley n plurality Of 2S5,5QO. II
is not believed that the Official count
VIII show much variation from these
figures
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The " hrelb Co hrntntl.

pITTSBURGH. pa., Nov. 4-AmonE
the assumptions OF manufactures here
to-day. We're: Hug's rolling MILL TWEEN
ty-two pudding furnaces: divers
Tenth street mil and tlsc steel mill OF
the Sligo Iron Company. Preparations
were also being made to start the plate
mill Of the snmo ChmnnnY
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avenue In the city, was crowded with
u mob OF bowling. drunken men,shout-
Ing for Bryan and impeding tho pro-
Eress OF ncacenhlo citizens, apparently
defiant OF the police. They insisted that
this election was but II repetition Of
that OF 1876, and charged that It was
intended that Bryan should be cheated
out OF his rights, Paradcs were formed
and 1t was not until long after mid
night that the excitement was nllnyed
and the paradcrs were induced to dis
pcrsc.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov, Tho
streets have been wild here Tonight
with thousands. OF shouting Democrats
marching behind n large banner, on
which was Inscribed In large letters
"lIrynn Elected. We WIN Never Stand
1876 Again"
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NEXT HOUSE
Republicans viii Have a Comfortable
MoJority.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i,-Thc returns
thus far received on congressional cleo
lions show that the Republicans VIII
have majority ot the next house. but
they are Gnr too mcagreto permit an nc-
curatG approximate statement OF rcln-
tive strength, owing TO the fact that aver
three score votes have to be put In the
doubtful or unTcpurtcd column. Tho
totals show Republicans, 1893; GO Demo-
Gratis; 81 popultlts and independents,
and q unrGpOrted or doubtful.
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Special Bargain.

Lcathcrwood property. House OF five
rooms, lot j0Xco0: fronts tho national pike:
with water, gas and sewerage. Price Tor
few days at S?.9O0. The lot Is worth Mt
least 1850.
Also fine lot fronting Lcntherwood
avenue ut n big bargain for short time
Money to Loan on Property.
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Special Dispatch to the in,elliGcncCr.
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio. Nov. I.-Mc-
Kinley's plurality In this county Is
2,3Ii; McFaddcn. free silver candidate
for Congress. loses this county by .,29iS
niurnlIty
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Dino NIusrIlIm Nrrt.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-THE manager of
one Of the largest department stores In
the city. wired Mr.. Bryan to-day. OFFER
Ing him n salary OF $4,000 per ann,in
to become manager Of Its legal depart
ment. No reply has been received.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.-callfor-
mia has Joined the east In the Mckinley
landslide and It's majority for the Re-
publican standard bearer Will pass 5000
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CHICAGO. Nov. i.-Sol HIrsch, chair
man Of the Republican state committee
OF Oregon. wired the Associated Press
az follows:
Oregon VIII give Mckinley a.IOO."
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BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 4.-AIarylanl
complete, unofficial. gives Mckinley
1921 plurality. In 1892 Clcvcland's
plurality @nH 2l.l3O. showing Rcpub-
llCan gain OF j3.i2i.
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~, p.,, are prompt, eiliclcnt and
Fl00QS PlllS easy In effect IS cents.
FOR s ALE.


House rooms and hail. with modern
improvements; lot 59Xic2 feet; EOrr street.
between TwCnty-third and TwOnty-fourth
streets: cheap.
House : rooms. Locust street. Sixth
ward; lot 2jxlcO feet: rents for $50 per
annum; terms chey; Sl.4JG.
House rooms. brick. Eighteenth street,
House 6 rooms and hall, Market street,
Centre Wheeling, 81 10.
Nos A. 10 and Is Twenty.third street,
easy terms.
House, y rooms. wide center halls mod
crn convcnienccs and lnrge lot. No. 2uv9
Chapllne street: cheap and terma easy.
House rooms, Eighteenth St: Sl,l5l.
House, rooms, bath. hot and cold
wntor, both gases, and in rear double
house, rooms each. Market street, be-
tween Seventh nId Eighth; Il bargain 1T
{3.NO0
$3.50 will buy n nice lot fronting on Lind
street: one-third cash. balance on easy
terms
1910 will buy good two-rooned house.
fronting on chRplinc street, near Tenth.
81 Will buy house OF rooms on Wilson
street. Centre Wheeling; 500 cash. balance
In rent.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street and
McColloch street nj from 50 TO 500 each
on easy terms.
Money 10 loan on city real estate.
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quarrel with the Jury OF the people DO.
cause OF their verdict. II they have con.
demncd tho Democratic proposal to re-.
monctIxe silver, It Is because they have
been made doubtful Of its morality.
For the future there Ia nothing needed
to convince them II Is both cXpedIent
and rlght."
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e "a n x.

President Isanc Lewis OF Sablnu, Ohio,
Is highly respected oil through that
section. lie has lived In Clinton Co.
70 years, and has been president Of
the Sabina bank 20 years. lie gladly
tcstiilcS to tho merit OF Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and what hc says /. worthy
attention. All brain workers 6nd
Hoods Snrsaparilla peculiarly adapted
TO their needs. II makes pure, rich,
red blood, and from this comes nerve,
mental, bodily mud digestive strength.
81 am glad TO say that Hoods sarsapa-
rlIla Is very good medicine, especially
as blood purifier. It has done mo good
many times. For several years ] suffered
greatly with palms OF
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self. and 10 Mrs. Mckinley, got away
from Canton for a few days. Attcr tho
tremendous strain OF recent days his
friends want him 10 take n few days
respite so that normal conditions may
In nArt be rNhlnrcl 49, ~