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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK MONEY
NEW YORK, April 2O-Money on call easv
at lAQl12 per cent; last loan, ~: closed Of
Tered at 1AQ112 per cent. Prime mercantile
saga per cent. Sterling exchange, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at 81 8SK for
demand and $4.86A for sixty days: posted
rates, $4.S7@4.8714 and $4.SS1a04. SO. CONNER
c1al bills, $4.S512@4.S6. Silver certificates.
62Q6213c. Bar silver, 621ac.
BANK OF BERLIN.
BERLIN, April 2O.-The weekly statement
Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows the
Following changes as compared with the pre-
yt0us account: Cash in hand, increase. is
zzoOOO marks; treasury notes. increase $50 900
marks; other securities decrease, As. $40 900
marks; notes In circulation, decrease SO O6O. :
600 marks. '
BANK CLEARINGS.
st. Paul-$464 17347
Minneapolis COL ,453
Chicago-$13 253, 773.
New York-Clearings, 800, 9S6, 433; balances,
So ga, TAG.
80 Boston-Clearings, $16,69O,55 balances,
$2,603, 1852.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, April 2O-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury shows.
Available cash balance 1924, 069 179; gold re-
serve, 1854, III, 1854.
CHICAGO MONEY.
CHICAGO, April 20-New York exchange
Doc premium. Foreign exchange firm; de-
mand, $4SSA; sixty days, $4.S6%
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No. / northern, 1900 bu, to arrive ........H
No. l northern, LOCO blu, to arrive $500. 743s
No. 8 oats, l car OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-21
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

a WaDer country than that was AZ
that time u would be- difficult 20 Inn
aglne Far apart there were q few
wreiched United States posts called hy
courtesy forts" but the Nayaloes
and the Apachea the latter under the
famed Chif Cochlse made II unplcna'
ant travelling through the lofty noun
talns and across the sterile mesaa that
distinguish that land.
Every man In our party walked
with his rife At his back and his pls-
tolls Ia his belt. and when We lay down
on our blankets at night our weapons
we're within easy reach. and our pick
cts we're as carefully posted az u we
we're Ia the presence OF an enemy, as
indeed we might be said to be at all
times. for though We ala not often
catch sight Of the willy sayages we had
every reason 10 believe that they never
lost sight Of as.
la Sierra Madre. or the Mother
Mountain. on the early Spanish e1-
plorers very properly called the great
continental divide. or watershed. IL
crossed by several trails near the latl-
tude mentioned. the most noted being
Campbelfs Pass. hfty miles 20 the west
Of Fort winrate.
had ridden ahead IN this pass
with two troopers 20 make some topo-
graphical examinations. aud was about
i've miles In the advance Of the main
party. when an exclamation from one
OF the soldiers caused me 10 rein Va
my horse and to ask the cause oi the
alarm.
Il saw an injun. sir. mp there In the
woods. said the soldier. indicating the
direction with bis carbine
In an instant We were dlamounted
and watching. with our brides over
our arms and our carblncs ready
After waiting some minutes began
20 think the man was mistaken. and
vas about 10 give the order to re-
mount. when a horse plunged down
the steep mountalnside. and a glanc,
told me that the remarkable looking
person on the creatures back val
neither Apache nor Navajo. but
white man like ourselves
This riders long hair and bcarj
looked to be- as white as the SNOW
on the distant mountain peaks. and biz
costume was a fantastic though de-
cldedly picturesque cross between ihi
dress OF a Mexican and that % .
Northwest hunter.
The pommel Of hls saddle the but
tons on bis loEglns. the stock Of Dill
long rife and the hllia Of his pistol
and knife fairly flashed with silver
lie was well mounted. aud rode In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
nIoys Mere There.

Every relation TO mankind. Of hate OF
scorn or neglect. Is full Of yexatlon
and torment There II nothing 10 do
with men but 10 love them. 20 contem'
plate their virtues with admiration.
their faults With pity and iorbearance.
and their injuries with forgiveness.
Task ell the ingenuity Of your mind 10
devise some other thing. but you never
can hnd H. To hate your adversary
viii not help you. 90 MI him will not
help YOU. nothing within the com
pass Of the universe can help you but
10 love him. Bu, lei that love flow out
upon all around you. and what could
harm your hoN many a knot Of mys-
terry aud Misunderstanding would be
united by one word spoken In simple
and conhding truth Of heart How
many a solitary place would be made
glad II love we're there and how many
a dark dwelling would be allied with
light
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

way that showed that the years that
had frosted bis hair had not lesssaed
hls wonderful skill as a horsemsn.
lie came fearlessly toward ne SD
shook hands. saying a. he ava 20. wish
the manner OF an educated man; My
name h levi bronson. aid you ever
hear OF me beforei"
told Mr. bronson heyer had heard
Of him before. but 20 save his pride.
for the confession seemed TO give him
pain. ! added. Il am a clvil engineer
and have no, been long In this re-
glon."
"A civn englneerl" he repeated.
what DO you want In these noun.
tainsf" and be waved hls hands about
him and looked a. n he thought me
az Intruder told him that u he rode
back toward our party with me |
would explain our object. al the Same
time I expressed my surprise that any
man should venture into such datg ger.
Gus territory alone
4 know the Indians aud the indiana
know me. said this remarkable man.
u am 10 them the silver Chief. a
great medicine man. Who lived with
them and nurrcd them back To health
when they sickencd before the men of
my race came 10 slay and siarve then.
Al, ! sometimes blush iof the white
blood IN my ,clns'"
There was strange CLEAN In his
eyes ar be- spoke, and ! concluded that
the stranger was not well balanced /
told him The object Of our survey.
which had the Pacific Ocean Cor ~ OBJ
ioctlve point aud a railroad Cor he Goa.
elusion. but the Information dld M,
/ please him.
IL IL folly 10 build railroad
through a wilderness. he said. "Whal
q there 10 support a railroad here -
and agaln be- waved hls Ions arms Al
The ioreal.coyered hllia
! cold him that railroads had become
the pioneers 81 civilization. aud thas
along their tracks farms aud VILLAGES
and cities sprang un
THAT may be- ln other places" he
said "hui u u Impossible that q ran.
road should exist 20 close To Nadrs
dOr0"
"Madre d'Orof ! repeated.
"Yes. Madre d'Oro means the moth.
ef Of sold nid you never hear " ~"
confessed that I never had. aud
expressed desire 60 be enlightened
The old man eyed me Tor a few sec.
onds IN silence AZ u Judging whelhel
I was worthy or not. then Ne aheoh
hln head aud said
IL d my secret aud 90 no, know
yOu well enough 10 conhde n"
! bowed and We rode back 10 wher,
The ehsiheerfprpa had formed a camp
Levi bronson remained with ua near
u week, and during that time N
refused very tempting oHerp 10 ae, q
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

IN an Of ny travels have never seen
a man succeed IN NE Who treated hls
parents with contempt don't know
Of any evil to-day that this country o.
more guilty 81 than the way sous and
daughters are treating their parents. 70
We are untrue 10 God. We shall and
that our children will be- untrue To "a
believe many a man that IL out oi
work would mud WORK n he
would follow Gods way let a
man turn from his sins aud call
God. honestly. and ! believe God will
open a way Love will glvc. but never
will steal Love viii not slander nor
lle n love a man. there is mo- dan.
scr Of nay starting a false report about
him. lnves eve 10 not coyetous 10 The
Heart b nlled With love there 10 no
room IN q fur coyoiousnoas ID D..
Moody.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

To reallrs that he. vho is our ere.
alor. our daily guide aud ruler. 1ui
tsndercsi friend. knows Az things and
means 10 use that knowledge for OUT
good IL full Of comfort u h help
Ia the hour Of tsmplailcu. We arr
checked. when likely 10 yield. BY the
recollection that the Divine eye ls upon
us aud that an the consequences II OUT
sin are forescen by Him, u 10 help
In the day Of trouble Il l. ,insollng.
In some degree. 10 be- sure that God
knows Why W have been afflicted and
how good can be made 10 result from
our hitteresi trials Whatever knllf he
closer "a our Heavenly Father Is OF
present permanent aud the utmost
benefit. aud our consciousness ihsi "a.
Do an knowing as truly as ALLOWING
helps 10 bind us fart 10 Him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

~ accomplishing your days work
you have simply 10 take a step 40 a
time To take tha. step wisely b. an
that you need think about u am
climbing mountain. 10 look down
may make me dilEy. 10 look
too Gar up NAV make me
tired and discouraged Take no
anxious thought fur the morrow
SUFFICIENT for the day yes. aud for
each hour IN the day ~ the toll or
the trial thereof There h no, a child
Of God In this world who ls strong
enough to stand the strain 81 to-day a
duties and an the load ~ Tomorrow
anxletles piled upon The top Of them
Paul himself would have broken down
n he had attempted the experiment.
We have perfect riEhi 10 ash our
Heavenly Father Cor strength equal 10
the day. but We have no righl 10 ash
Him Cor one extra ounce Of strength
for anything beyond H. When the
morrow comes grace viii come with
q SUFFICIENT Tor lts tasks or Cor lis trlu.
hles Theodore Cuylef
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Al the pcrpleNlly aud painful dis.
tress. the darn difficulties the, may
dominate ones whole existence. would
disappear u We could only learn that
In christ Jesus our eating and drink.
Ina. our sleeping aud clothing IT the
body. arc az much spiritual matters
aa falling upon our knees In prayer.
or reading In Gods hol, wofi or par.
taking Of the holy communion at tho
table of the lord In christ Jesus liie
ls one. aud there ought To be No dlyi.
sion between things secular and thlnEs
spiritual things bodily and things
heavenly; there must be- one absolute.
IN one.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Prayer b. an immeasuTahlc privilege.
ao great that being extended 90 us. a
moral obligation rests upon us 10 &C..
ccpt and exercise o. Christ said tina,
men ought 90 pray The extending of
this privilege 90 ua "a an act Of iufn.
he coudeacsnslun on the part Of God
Ne humblos Himself 20 our inhrmltlea
aud holds Himself ready 10 listen tn uf
when We lifi our petitions 90 Him Ths
Infinite God has regard 60 each OF Hli
children. Ho bows 90 hear their petit
lions We sometimes tain of the hu'
millty ~ the Christian who bows him.
self in prayer u d not humility how
ever u there o. connected with On,
word the thought Of humiliation. Il q
honor u o. eKallaiion. II o. glory q,
be- permitted 60 address The indnlt,
God. The humility involved iu prayci
H. an on Gods part.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21


blessed are they that hunger and
thirst" Think Of the picture that that
suggests the rayonoun desire OF
starving man. the almost forrs long
INK Of a parched throat " that pic
turc OF the intensity. Of the depth Of
our desires 10 be- E,fd7 DO we proiess-
ing Christian mcf bad women long 20
be- delivered fromt ~ evils aud to be-
clothed 10 rlshloo,Ntsss with an hon
esiy and an earnetneas and con
tlnuiiy Of longlpE which would
make such words as these any
thing else. II applied 10 us. than the
biitcrosi lrnny2 Oh. one lookout over
The Christian church aud one look into
ones own heart and &C. trast the te-
pld, the lazy the occasional. aud. I
am afraid. the only h1lf.slnccre wishes
10 be better with the unmlslakable
earneatneas and reality Of our belong
ings 20 be- rich or wise or prosperous
or famous or happy In our domestic
relationships Alexander MaClaren
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

uoc,nnrs Of municipn ownership; bus
I am free 10 confess that ! am oeins
gradually forced into the position OF an
advocate OF spblis ownership Ih'
method OF 4 hlfe holders compel a.
a. also the ioranco and venallty o.
many of the leople's representative
After some seven years ol
struggle against extortlouate rates and
the oxploltati N walefed STOCK }
must confer ID my hold on munici.
pal control feeble The methods OF
franchise holders are forcing the ok
podlont Of municipal ownerahip. and
yet thoy expeni large sums 81 money
10 defend themselves against municipal
ownership. New Time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

From the Seattle rusl-lnteillgcncer
Not every one who looks at the dial
Of a clock knows that the four "a which
are In place Of the usual ~ TO dcsig.
nate the number 4 are there because
oi the obalinac, Of Charles y Of France.
When Henry Nlck carried 10 the king
the nrst accurate clock the Nina aald
20 him that the ~ was wrong and
should b. changed 20 llll Vlck said
"NOa are wrong. your majesty
Whcroat the klug Numbered Out. "a
am never wrong Take d away and
correcl the mistake" From that time
10 this day the four ~ have stood ai
the mark Of the fourth hour
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

The voice of God IL calling men al.
ways. everywhere. and. ! believe. with
an my heart. that this II the only true
way 10 interpret that message Of the
sea This 10 what the paalmiat meant
when he said Day unto day uttereth
speech and night unto night ahoweih
knowledgc" Ia Just this way through
all the aFes ~ human history. has al
knowledge. all revelation been coming
90 men the artists Inspirations. the
poets songs. the prophets visions. the
composers melodies all that man has
ever learned Of God. all that be- can
ever hope 90 know The silenCes OF
God have been speaking 90 the silcncei
of man. and human knowledge has
been growing from more 90 more And
so Il must ever De- ln Gods great school
Of life. and the soul that listens best
will learn the most Rev J T. Cutler
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

u u always well tor any one 10 be-
aloadiast IN anything aud everything
that d rlght, md especially should the
Christian be- atcadiasi ln bis religion
lle ought 90 stand arm la his faith The
believer who o. Wavcrlng and unccr.
tain In bic faith b. weak IN hls trll.
glon aud excrls yor, little influence Cor
Rood Indeed q Ia a question whether
be- does no, DO the cause OF Christian.
ily more injury than good u D. the
person who stands fast and arm IN ths
faith that derives the full benefits ai
bis religion and b In turn helpful to
Christianity
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Tho hardest lesson Of an h that Of
obedience Obedience IL an unaavor,
word 20 the great majority. n We want
~ save our souls, u We want 10 b. good
citizens, We must practice obedience
Everyone In authority over ~ spirit.
ually or temporarily demands our ohe.
dience. This obedience 10 not rendered
20 individuals In their personal capa
city but 10 God through them No man
owes allegiance 90 any other, save 10
70 far a. that other ls ODDS delegate
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

judge Iackson's injunction against
Deba "and otherg" touches the nigh
water mark OF iiclal usurpation In
America. Il staFFers even the Old
Guard OF capitalism. The Evening Post
thinks that such things make plaus-
lble the e0mr','-t OF the miners that
the courts a. riial." and that the
prevalence OF y "a conviction among
the common people" must be- most un.
fortunate. The Tribune reminds the
operators and their judges that moth.
ms ia 10 likely 10 provoke disorder ~
TO make law hateful"
let ua see Just what Il IL that judge
Jackson has done. aud how he has done
Il. lie has cnioined Eugene Debs and
othsrs that IL 10 say. everybody from
speaking on the subject Of strikes In
and about the Monongah mines
They IRE not permitted 10 intercept
miners on their way To and from work.
they cannot speak on any Of the public
highways leading 10 the mines Of the
petitioners. lastly. they are ordered Ia
hold no public OF private meetings
whatsoever In the nelghborhood Of the
mines Ia question"
Remember that there has been no
prciense that this imitation Of martha
law has been made necessary by riot
or disorder Of any Kind The mlldcaN
and the most peaceful persuasion IL
banned by Judge lacksonh order ~
much ms rife or bomb. The prusslaf
Diet. 10 M smbership 20 apporlioned o.
always 10 be- controlled by the arts
tocracy. has ius, rejected the deman,
Of ~ War lord Tor Law authorizing
Interference with public meetings BIOL
here IN the American Republic Amer
lean citizens are forbidden 20 meet ever
In private. New York Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
rl,. rnsn..na r.r r.al Ial.r..l

wv NNNNAANN . ~ h""h H"f"fHH
A parliamentary investigation into
the operations Of British usureu who
lend money at exorhi,ant rates ~ inter
est n now In progress In Great Britain
one lady who kept a boarding house of
oxford borrowed $50. paying Interest
on that amount during the nrat month
Al the rate 81 200 per cent Tho see
ond month she had cut the debt dow
10 f2s. bat the Insurer raised the inter
ct 10 220 per cent and q vent on o.
follows. according 10 the oflcial re-.
Wort. Twenty pounds for the third
mN0ih. 800 per cent; on ilb Tor the
fourN month. 400 per cent. on 40 foi
The aff>, month. COO per cent on g.
for che sfsSh- month 1900 per ceni
Then 1900 rsr Ioent was charged Tor
other n,e uaioniha on a fictitious sum.
as nagucally the whole Of the Gao waf
paid back 10 slx noqths. After thlf
CO.. Wis added al aest making the
interest charged ~ thIH period up &C.
900 per cent In this case the lads
fully secured tr, lender boy depositlnf
her plate Il "a now proposed 20 make
doiaul, penalties. fines and bonuses 70
legal. aud 60 reduce paVnhrokeru' in
tcrcat 90 IS per cent a year
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

A. time Ia the greatest % physIclans
to silence d thr greatest % arhliers
Time aud silence auOoced oueutlmen
where an other agencies aud influences
TALL The truth la omnipolent aud
needs no props in che end onb me
rlght viii prevail aud AN men shall
see a. suffering IL the only avenue 60
The highest and diylneat experiences
Tie was made perfect through suaor.
ing aud " We would reign with Him
Ne must also suffer with Him" Suf.
fering u Heavens brightest angel In
disguise. u We rudcr a. Christians.
let ua rejoice and be clad. for great
h our reward. not IN the far-oI ITO
10 come only, but here ON earth also
u We are right with God and ogr cause
u just We have nothing 10 fear. how.
ever We may suffer. bat In the end W.
shall say. ~ was we'll. u was wellw
Al things come TO those who know
how 10 walt. aud silence d golden when
W hnow that ile Studies our steps Ne
doelh all things well. and lie shall
bring forth Thy righteousness 90 the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21


Public owncuhlp Of national monop-
ollss h tho coming issue. Conditions
AZ daily creating stronger public
.rntlmeni in every quarter ct the COM
~ for This solution Of the grayssi
nroblem before the American people.
ooyernor Plngree. Of Michigan, one
oI The sianchesl friends oi tho people
and good government. has ever used
NJ efforts against the CROWNS opproa'
1lon ans domination Of monopolieH
M he has always conicnded that u
~. beiier Cor the government 10 con
I.a| nor 10 own these monopliea. Tie
new neoa that hla remedy ~ inadequate
..s nov scca che mouopllea dcfying and
tontrolllnf the government Instead Of
IT, syternmoni CONTROLLING them. In
, recent statement he said
n am 10th 10 surrender my belief
b munlclpai control and accent the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

hs-llow nicely you ava that And
would would you care 10 always repair
my punctures' NE Darling. 4 would
be the groatest Joy Of my life ter nae 10
DO ~ u you would PROMISE 20 darn
my SOCKS In return. 30 they rode alons
In search Of parson Cleveland
leader.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

A un-plato trust Ia regarded as al
most a certainty. indeed. Il may be- In
existence before these lines arc read
There are isa mills IN the United
States, employing 1900 men. aud with
a production OF aOi OoooOO pounds.
while the annual imports are only one.
seventh Of what they were before the
Mckinley hlll was passed Il H. said
tha, the industry already earns 10 per
cent profits. and the capitalization viii
be- on basis Of from four 10 Ave times
the money actually Invested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Coventry and birmingham. Enr
ere considered 90 have acquired o.
artistic fkill aiialnab'c in the a g.
riucilon % vairhcl zoe test Of e.
oollcrce In a watch ID that u obtain
Kerr certificate. No watch has obtained
me 100 marks which signify peries-
tl0n. bl, Coventry has come nearest
pith % Tlc Ksrf tosi 10 severe one
Tho watch Is tested IN every position
b. the day and hour u h. baked IN
on oven aud frozen in pail q must
make 1900 vibrations ah hour and
DOT VARY a fccord pes week A guar
ter turn of lu time 1oicwu. a mllllonih
90 an inch. viii make a difference u
taenty seconds r day 70 should oniy
BE- repaired bl moai akliiul hants
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Miss Trnepo, lln 1904 Nils rerwi.
Tiger n dreadfnlly slow Mlaa Mullins
Ia shei Misa renap0l I should say
abe h. she h san rldlag her 20 mot.
81 % airthip up.to- Date.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

GENERALIZATION ~ iadustrf a. HaFops.
Tho Capitalization Of industry IN
Europe is golng on quite az actively
as ln the United States The factory
Il crushing the workshop. and the bis
store the small shop u u iulerostlne
TO note that the French consul al Der
tn tells his home government Of the
Increase Of this tendency IN Germany.
while the French consul Al Glasgow
apeata Of the tendency IN the United
Kingdom both Germany and Great
britain nov have numerous assocla.
lions Tor the limitation Of supply ana
regulation ~ price, organizations that
correspond to the trusts that eHls, IN
the United States
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21
READINd.
RELIGION AND REFORM AL
OVEN THE WORLD.

There Il M Christianity without ssif.
sacrifice sumelsnt uato the nay
Time aud silence Love for Parents
Nearer Home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

The following figures represent the
average division Of wealth between
capital aud labor In the countries nam.
3D. in per cents,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

Adyicca from Dublin are 10 che effect
that the Socialist Republican party Of
Ireland Be- grovinE wonderfully This
% auhsta itlaied by the fact that dur
ing a recent demonstration IN Dublin.
which was Organized and carried oui
BY Socialists. and created a great up
roar. with cneera Cor the social rcvo-
luton. upward Of 200 heads we're crack
I'd by the police whenever anything
becomes popular IN ireland. head
cracklng Il resorted 10 by the moth
erly queens" constahulary. which only
serves TO make the thlng morc popu.
lar. % course. the home rule capital
lets aud politicians. who have been
foollng away a NE time with compro.
misses. are singing their siep.at-a-tlme
songs. but their conservatism h dia.
gustlng 90 the working classes Of the
nation. Commnner. Portland. Oregon
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-21

An able man shows biz spirit by gen.
ne words and reaolute actions No. h
neither bot nor tlmld. Chesterfield.