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TENDED him.

Blended him.
| Comstock. accompanied by Messrs.
hnd Bryan, together with Alderman
b Of the reception committee, were
Y to receive the distinguished visitor
bder guido Of a detachment of police
J by Deputy 0Leary and Sergeant
ps. Mr.. Bryan was hurried to a car
ind Immediately driven to the Bristol
where room No. 2S had been as
him.
room IS next to the parlor in the
rest corner of the building and an
ling Its occupancy by so distinguished
et several handsome floral offerings
cen tastefully arranged about the
one Of a particularly handsome de-
bearing the compliments of Mrs.
X. Ewing,
crowd had gathered In the
"a Of the hotel, the most conspicuous
there being the Hon. C. NJ. Cooper
lana, member OF the Chicago con-
mat nominated Mr.. Bryan and who
recent election was a democratic
Iaie for congress.
bryan Immediately recognized Mr..
and grasped his hand with his
enlly hearty shake.
Aoy guests OF the hotel. headed by
Aosne Ryan, had waited in the par
ne'e was assembled several other
ana before Mr.. Bryan had time to
'ne lraln dust from his garments the
uenahded an audience, Mrs. Ryan
ns Tue privilege OF being the first
houston to shake the hand of the
,., Stranger She welcomed him most
WY 10 Houston and noticing d pretty
., upon MS coat lapel she remarked
D,. were Young lady | should claim
lily mower as a talisman."
r pi,'sh retolted gallantly, You are
nr y not too old, madame, to do me
od 70 accept it, saying which he
fui,,' .he Hover from his coat and
r"s presented 1t TO Mrs. Ryan.
orief reception in the parlor, Mir.
work. "o' " ies''
sors ssh mas not yet completed his book
v,.As upon 1t day and night.
,,w ,ne most interchangeable worker |
49, remarked his secretary 10 n
en- ~, ivy. iater in the evening. ''He has
aour chapters on his book while ON
len Iotn Chicago. He composes b.
h ~ ! take II in shorthand and tron-
a On typewriter.
hsa as 10 his trip. MIR. BRYAN REPLIED
irnos 90 much work to do that | tray.
ny ia. as lar as practicable, and il
Sel,n ,a'ough Texas | really felt guilt,
trs,, s 70 hide myself from peonl,
t asi'ed me so kindly. '''' "
ey found me out. bowovsr or, =,
r. we States OF Tennessee. I,omisian,
ever tha crowds were at the depots
th,, , Train stopped"
N, = !uheture the clerk OF tho bote
/ Az the register for Mr.. BRYAN I,
the h. piacing his familiar signa,ur,
nj, IN ne resumed his conversatio.
,s,a great ovation at Beau
tba Mr.. Bryan. land eyerywhor,
by Ioute. except at New Orleans
X some good luck l mana~ed ' ~ aa
known" wy without my presence
lollos,Ngn at Beaumont is best told II
|eaumannse special 10 The Post:
am 1, Texas, January 1o-Hon
at ryan, the great American, ar
bmed V NUN at $50 tonight and wa
+ and f ,ha booming cannon, MARTA
BIZ Of w s,aa shouts OF an immens
pred a, az, Enthusiastic democrats. VIII,
mt we,,he uepot In spite of the in
49, !" s'andstill Mr. nrvon s ,ar .rai
q sa, platform of the sleeper I ana IN
\ st,es. forward with hands unraiss
honer 10 Grasp those ~ the ere.
hurr,,..h we air fairly quiyer,ns wit
made -, ouiet being obtained. NJ
and a. o NJ, OF his Characteristics shor
'ne Train moved off the goo
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n REACHES HOUSTON.
:. Statesman Now In the
City.
rs GREET HIN At THE DEPOT
.nc bristol, where the
IN. House Awaited TO
u,m-spcaks Tonight.

u,,,,,am J. Bryan's autograph
IT, ~ the register at the Bristol
0fn' 49,, The 10: 80 Southern Pacific
= .,yht. accompanied by his pri'
[...,sry Mr.. r. F. Rose.
!. the inclemency of the weather
=, the Grand Central depot was
as IL otherwise would have
- several hundred people there
,n,ti,y as the great commoner
,,om the rear end Of the last draw
a car OF the long train.
!, their greetings with a smile ana
C,,h a hearty grasp every hand that
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UNITED STATES COURT.

In the United States circuit court this
morning the suit of John c. Walker vs.
the Manhattan Life Insurance company ct
al was transferred from the district court.
This is suit wherein John c. Walker, as
administrator OF the estate OF the late
Charles A. Schroeder. seeks to recover
$4,000, the amount of two life policies held
by deceased in The defendant companies.
The ownership of the policies IS the point
in dispute.
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JENKINS AprnINrEh.

Governor Culborson this evening made
tho statement that he would recommend
the appointment of s. j. jenkins OF Wash
ington county ns superintendent of The
State colcrod deaf dumb and blind
asylum located In this city. This APP
roIntment was foreshadowod IN these dis
patches a week ago
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LocnI Option Case.

Workman, Texas, January 1?.-In the
county court Yesterday, in the case OF the
state VS.. p. T. Evans, for selling whisky in
local option district, Evans pleaded guilty
and was fined $500 and givon twenty days
in Jail other cases against him for the
same oiTonse were mol pressed.
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RAYMOND " HITCOMB.

Raymond g. Whitcomb excursion ar
rived in the city this morning, but did not
tarry long. The party. chaperoned by John
W. Gay. Jr.. consisted of forty nine ladies
and gentlemen, travelling IN Pullman cars
which are models Of elesance and comfort
Various points Of interest in and about the
city were visited and at $3.50 the train
pulled out for Houston, whence 1t viii pro-
coed on it's journey TO California.
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CHARTER MATTERS.

The Columbus Literary club of Columbus
filed its charter in the department OF state
today; no capital stock; ncorporators, John
G. Norbert. w. X. Walker and G. X.
Kungc.
The sherman oil and Cotton company
amended its charter, increasing the capital
stock from 100000 to $3.50, 900
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cbnnucs nj LcwisvIIIc.

Louisville Texas, January ia. d.
Miller has recently sold his livery stable
here to Messrs Hill g. Croft. L. d. Lam
bright has sold the Pearl saloon to r. IL.
Lee.
recently opened UP saddlery and harness
store in tho Cobb building on the south
side OF Main street.
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Cattle 'rrudc Hrisk.

Glen Rose, Texas, January 1.-THE heav-
lest rains OF the season fell during yester'
day. putting all streams past fording' TO
day is clear. with a northwest wind.
The cattle trade has been quite heavy
for the past sixty days all grades com
handing a good price. Grass In many
places is coming up, showing the advance
of Rnring.
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snInnn I,nrgInrIzed.

FIoresville. Texas, January ,ls'-ihe
saloon of w. II. Bryan was burglarized on
Saturday night and about 500 worm OF
goods taken. No arrests have been made
but there seems to be clew as to VINO tne
guilty parties are.
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New waveriy. Texas, January I'M,
VIM. Bukowski sold his entire stock Of
general merchandise TO Mr.. Fl. Eendley OF
this place today.
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wishes and blessings Of the crowd were
shouted after him."


Mr.. Bryan will today follow out the pro-
gramme as outlined In yesterdays Post.
He will pay an early morning call to the
residence OF Congressman j. G. Hutcheson
At noon he will be the guest at Mrs
Bryan's.
At 2 p. m. he will be banqucted at the
Capitol.
He will reach the Auditorium promptly
at 1880 p. m.
Governor Culberson will introduce him
to the audience at 745, and his speech will
commence at s o'clock sharp and conclude
before 10 r. IN. to permit him to catch the
1920 Houston and Texas Central train for
Dallas; hence the managers of the lecture
desire the request repeated that the audi
ence attend promptly and be In their seats
at 7:i3.
Street car service on the Auditorium line
will begin promptly at o'clock.
Both entrances to the Auditorium will
be opened tonight to accommodate the in, :
mense audience that is expected.
Owing TO the bad weather yesterday the
remaining seats for the lecture were not
all taken and number of seats are vet
unreserved. To meet general request the
admission to the balcony tonight has been
reduced to 80 cents. but these tickets will
be placed on sale only after the doors ere
opened.
Messrs. o. G. Drew. Captain F. A. Rel
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Galveston. January 10.

SIS Eden Hail , Dundee.
SIS Palontino. Arabuco. clcnfuegos.
CLEARED
SIS Concho. Risk, New York.
s. Nordboen, Olsen, Hamburg.
Barge Occan Belle, Pensacola.
SAILED.
IS ~olingham PAIGE, Havre.
Sch senator sullivan. Crockett Norfolk
VESSELS IN PORT,
SIS Thornt ondalc Fowler a McViGe.
Sch Is samator suiiilvan. Flood s McRae.
SIS North Sands. u; Ripley & Co.
g. ssb p NJ noa ID MS'eJ " hertford
S Norma j. , M09llers 8 CO.
s. Dnchcss Of York, Fowler McVitie.
So Woiecley Hall. W "; wilson.
SIS Concho, j. y. Sawyer < co
8 sab Sails, Fowler & McVliie.
SIS Victoria. Cullifor1. Clark 4 Co
IS F,n,lcayor. Fowler q McNlue.
SIS Pensac ola, Fowler ~ Nlue.
81 Paicntlno, Culllford, Clark & co.
SIS Eden Hall, w. w. Wilson.
VESSELS SAILED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Ninsdaie, Malta, December 2.
SIS Arthur Head, Gibraltar. Doc a.
SIS Bede, Hamburg, Jenlary
IA Castle Filler, Colon, Heccmbe. IL.
SIS civ OF Worcester. Cardiff. Nov. 30.
IS Comal New York, Jan. u,
Ss Cromwell. Sunderland. Dec. ..
e. i.ncnmore Antwery, dec. 70.
SIS Lucinl, RIO Janelro, Dec. e.
IS Mario. Havrr, December Is.
SIS Nadura. Cardiff. Dec. u.
g. Robert Adamsor. Sunderland. Jan. ~
ss Saury Las Pnlmas. Dec. T.
SIS Rotheriield. Barry. pee 80.
Sc Thordisa. ST. Vincent, jan 3.
g Tra,eier, Liverpool. Dec. -.
IS unpetb. Halifax. Dee. H.
Sch Ella l.. Davenport. Baltimore. Dec
sch Eivira J. French. philadelphia. Dec.
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BRYAN ALIGHTlNG FROM THE TRAIN,
Shakespeare Iron Works.

chardt and Mr.. Tom Richardson have been
added to the reception committee.
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SAILED.

SIS Concho. Risk, New York.
- Nordboen. Olsen. Hamburg.
Barge Occ9n Belle, Pensacola.
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ARRIVED
SIS Eden Hall. -, Dundee.
SIS Pnlontino, Avabuco. clcnfuegos.
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Sc ~ollingham PAIGE, Havre.
Sch senator sullivan. Crockett, Norfolk
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SouE p0sT.CRIPTs.

The Isrres, police Office in the world is
New Scotland Yard. IN Shtes 5000 officers
can b Accommodated
Louis Levy Of Jersey City. has been suf-
,sr,nx from hiceoughs since February rs
il spite Of all physicians can do.
IN, value OF the gold raised in the Auck-
land district. New Zealand last year
amounted to over 10000 pounds.
TIE crown princess of Roumania
princess Mariel mas q passion for the
collection Of pretty perfume bottles.
The Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences
recommends the observance of Bird
Day in the public schools.
Chong Lee. Chinese boy, 10 years old
who Mas borg IN San Francisco. has Just
entered Baltimore grammar school
During the season 1900 head Of cattle
are boiled down into extract OF beef every
week at Fray Beutos. South America.
Fifteen million cows are required for
the milk trade OF this country. and they
are fed on the produce Of 69.o0o,0o0 acres
Of land.
At the late municipal election In Phila-
delrhia five women were chosen to serve
on the school boards. There are now
Twelve In all
Calcutta is one OF the greatest educa-
tionsI centers In the world, III has twenty
colleges. with 1900 students. and forty
high schools, with 10000 students.
The area Of Matsbcieland is put a,
about i25 COO square miles. 1t lie several
degrees nearer the equator than the Trans
ysal, so should be. on the whole, warmer.
Venice lie about to celebrate the nine
hundredth anniversary of the Introduction
OF the fork for table use, the implement
having been invented by the Uoge Orsolo
A whale recently captured in Arctic
waters was found to have embodied In Its
side a harpDon belonging TO whaling YES
sci thai had been out Of service nearly half
century.
1t is expected that this years shipment
OF fruit from South Australia through the
government depot will be at least 5000 TO
1000 cases. Last year only about 500 cases
were shipped
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POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Princess Maud glves,ubRr husband an
hours lesson every morning in the English
language
John Lawrence, master Of the Llangibby
hunt in Monmouth. Wales. has hunted
continuously for seventy years. lie IS nov
aged ninety.
John n. Ward the once renowned short
stop Of tho old New York baseball team,
has been made claim agent OF Brooklyn
trolley company.
Mr.. Faure, the president OF tho French
republic. Is learning Russian, taking three
lessons weekly. In view OF his expected
visit 20 St Petersburg
r. Hinton Perry is putting the finishing
touches to the fountain for the COMPRESSION
al library at Washington, Neptune Is the
central figure and about him are arranged
disporiing rnermaids,
The shah Of Persia Is a persistent carl
caturist. On the white paper walls of
his private room he scrhbles quaint pic
lures when tho spirit moves him. When
he gets tired OF the lot OF them the room
Is rep8pered.
The Rev. 5. Barring Gould writes at a
high desk In standing position, and uses
quiz pen To this habit he attributes
the fact that his long years OF literary labor
rave not pro iuced In his strong form the
slightest stoop.
The government Of Sweden has notified
the Canadian government that Mr. Address
VIII start from Stockholm about the end
OF June for Spitzbersen 10 attempt his bal.
loon voyage to tho north pole and 1. re.
quests that instructions be given Canadian
officials ct different points In the North
wtSf territories and Hudson bay TO repor,
the balloon II II Ia sighted
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meant verbal assault and counter assault.
The doctor was good natured. but finally,
as a clncher, delivered himself In about
the following language, and 1t broke up
the political palaver
From 1874 to 1890 the democratic party
In Texas was dominated by your arts I.
tocracy, you dictated Its nominees for
State offices and its politics in the latter
year Jim Hogg rallied the boys from the
forks of the creek and it being apparent
that they would control the convention.
the work was quietly passed around among
you to stay away, under the silly impress
sion that the boys could not get along
without you.
Abuse, which in its way is to men In
public life equal to and sometimes SUI
pefior to praise you expected--but never
to be missed, your absence not noticed.
oh. 1t was a cruel stab. and your chagrin,
wounded vanity and disappOin tment made
you pout like spoiled children.
I'm 1889 you organized TO capture the
convention. but falling bolted, and being
unable to stand with Hogg before the peo-
pie to answer his arguments. or to deny
him the manners that are not idle, but
the fruit OF loyal nature and of noble
mind. you made him the butt of your
clumsy tidicule. and with the wretcf1ed
taste born OF innate depravity made sport
OF his supposed personal deficiencies. his
eating with his knife and drinking from
pitcher, his lack Of table manners, result
OF his having been left early in life to
make his way unassisted. his father hav.
Ing given his life for the South,
In 1894 We offered you an olive branch
-you came in and essayed to take charge
of the orchard From this on your de
scent TO hell was easy. You supported last
year directly or indirectly. candidate for
president whose policy, IL successful, would
give us negro domination in the South.
and for governor a populist. the most
DANGEROUS demagogue In Texas.
Tho appendix vermiformis is a small
intestine, from three to six inches In
length. and OF the diameter OF a goose
gun, its functions in the human economy
unknown. The triumphs in abdominal
surgery, OF late years. have demonstrated
not only Its entire uselessness. but that II
Is often the cause OF serious and even
fatal. Intestinal disturbance from n Crane
seed or other foreign substance lodging In
lit is open at only one end--setting I'd
inflammation known as appendicitis. the
radical cure for which Is excelsior. Your
statesmen out Of Job party, from
steady diet Of SOUR grapes since 1890. has
hecome so full OF grape seed that IL was in
state OF chronic inflammation, rausing .
constant rMnbing and uneasiness in tbe
democratic internal cocnonly-with nm oc-
casional attack OF acute beIly-ache--untjl
last year the violence of the inflammation
was such that as the Palmer and Buckner
parry you saved us the trouble OF excision
ny sloughing off-an entirely useless little
Dlind gut, the appendix vermiformis OF
Texas democracy
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4 WOULD. BE mlscnlrr m,Krn

me impression which the Gslyes,on
owe !" seeking 70 CRATE, that the noml-
NATION OF Mr. Bailey for the spesh.rahip
by the democrats Of the house was sian
Al sir bryan, Is a far fetched scheme. a,
Hdlcuions as It Ia baseless
~ tho itst place some OF the very
tltougeF, silver men and most enthusl,.,lo
Bryan men in the house were for Mr. nsu.
~ Indicating AS clearly as fact can fin.
dleale that there was no question of I'm.
dorstmcnl or slur at Mr. Bryan involved
delegations from original Bryan State,
were Tor Nr Bailey. The oontcstl from
such facts wat evidently a choice between
m'n based on their personal qualifications
Tor leadership, 10 such struggle Mr..
Bailey would naturally win over Mr. w
Milllu He Is finer orator. quicker.
reader debater, more aggressive, and per
Aonaily mora popular with the mombers Of
rongreKs
Then there was certainly the element
Of Texas AGAINST Tennessee and the banner
democratic stala would naturally carry on
The donors
To Try under rlitb circumstances TO In
tset an Issue into the contest between
Bryanism and anti Bryanism is hupcria.
lively imaginative and ridiculous on The
News part It shows again What an old
mischief maker the News would DO IL il
had aay basis for i's SILLY sos'ip It's e.
forts to get up some kind Of .actional
fight In the Texas democracy are really
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'Ioi ,To,, SATURDAY.. MARCH 20.
TEN L A Or Els
MusT LooK Io JOE cAFITAL-


II 10 sinost itn1psfibis fer tbs South q
please the North. and espeeiail. to meet
TIE REQUIREMENTS for iuTsttraert @, NcF7h-
sra capital. 50 j; ii he better policy to 10y
ana be inaepeaaett Ct op,Aiae capitalists
~ FAT ss postltle
For iBusirs 10. Here Is the Boston Her
ala expressing TIE fear that the tendency
10 the southerp slAtes where tAere . 70
restrictive leg!slst.on upon NE employ
rreT % labor Is 70 grise Iowa Ike sssgS-
esfuers and nav TIE sbSenre et surb legs
lsisoa srsses iatgeI, from tue "issorsnes
sa1 iarapseaHy u combining aaoag
soather- isbofeTs The Herald sppears 10
srrge lAst ssco epsslttoo s. aH1ez ira he
Ter tie ia}eft@en' CT ,nsnuFzc is-l1s cspi-
i.i
Nsse ~ south 20 IMPOSE his rss'-i,-
ule isElflstlgn lim.uag che hogfs u lAoor.
insitrfrs tAila lssor AID pfgri4.rs ,cr
iac.ery iu.fectiol I'D otheraiss sasfb.Bz
,ts lyrsnsf u nay employer, Q. labor
ths efl sg1ia = shaf there Nes ~ fauss
l@plty igv gfds sssrs. r. he sDuib H.
Gefe. ita' seiestlou be aov ereu urged ~
ihe Nofth psep a. mater Of fsr Mas
aaeansets Arw fgB Rk3ee Inland and
oihef Easferr states today contain ali ,aese
rtEs.ss o-a 30 olleet.el ale to capital
sais sc.itsra cotss are free u tAera.
y w. ea tarssAs csgtsi we etc ton
bsf'ils q 5sasrse g L we leaye j, Tree 10
s9lHe 4P'f sbof $50 are TO .gaorati aod
t9o ea'ass 70 encosssgs tie iaas;aent 0:
c4aii4l
Tas isct : acre a ,uu seeti9,ai pref
u9ie- 10 .ae H9rb agsiasf tas sou-h. -.
,ii alif tec-aii5 s.e Numerically. ia Spite
81 81 70 'sif a50u, "4H.pa aud fraternity
c1re uo'e TaA .s4e-DIns pre!udloe
2as'- islseiy o. Old ..slss ana largely o.
'sosrtnce ~ ihls sce-ou. eroya out GA
"er} ro's.tle occasion. There ars a few
oaF pss-te northern ueA who have tsaen
Assat'sEe o fsyofsbls condition, tir
mono nsRinF IL ,he souh. but northern
R9nsl ~ ttb he's aeses yet Indicated
osp97inon TO ts3e hold Of Southern de.
4f1epmeui oa large SCALE at Il has done
80 the Middle ami Western state.
TIC sooset he South recognizes tbis tav,
TIE be'itr for Us
lnAie~f Of eeseIus for money from others
AID sPoiositing ;or our conditions ana
pointing to our unorssaikea labor NJ n,
ezra induesment, We should recognize the
fact 'ha' We mos, WORK out our own saliva.
uoiL There "a considerable Southern cam
tai. s'd & si@gh BIZ Induced 10 tske hold
" 'ne mSHr''o'urlus held. II might he
done on small scale a, first. The 90.
iabiithmenis ROW IN operation show uni.
FORM property and great profit where
sN'hui'y managed We should protect
bo'h our labor and our capital ana conn.
efHuy trust TO our own unrivslled re-.
sources
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laugAabIe both because - vsu un1r-
stoe3 ne - Sevss u sny fesssnA
In this connection the following from -
washingtos Pest 10 quite pertinent:
csngrensseen Bsril<i; OF GenrxaA sidS-
wef< sstine n the lobty Of the Rigxs
ia,ske last er<pkng vbe1 sar,e refsrt-rt
nas MAJ - Wssbinxicn dispatch n 2
Phhadeipha payer Of Nessst ssy which
tod under Naming bes1ii1e., saN ssT~sf-
er Re~d bad coairoTei TIE a-sscss OF beth
csJc,ie<~ al the C2fgts on SATURDAY, The
g- Of the ,saesrsphie Story was tsas
Reed tisonyht Bale. ieise, n.az 10: The
eslee the 1exar ~as unfrscndiy 10 Bsv1x.
v HE tn Te-nesser-sn had HE.rssf - tst
ira, chzzptca ~ the Nea-ssksn--kas
btus schai-s. as II we're Then came NE
roa. ,be caucus nomination for sT-4e kcf
by hoasitnx Of his f-l~.5shs, With Reed
and PROMISING those democrats who wo11i
vote 70. AN that Red wozls give hem
Ma, q :sri5 cons-actson.- saf; gvdws
BsssIer- TIE r>sr an~ver - ;bst Is the
men n,ho estxlsSi Mr. Bafley were the r,os;
sssreestse sapforis,s q brysn he at
fsr-sesched az 70 be am asa-g III. Whole
sior7. - q colossal pie-ce .! fake work
IL ha1 though, That ~ vo-1-r for
Hasssy you'd % coas-rss-d Thai was
d4ntisl candits-. o. .1s 3rmoc-s:i- rs-.y
some oite- man would have xot --y vote
70. speak ~" ssid Goverrsa- Osborne TO
ne rss svss ;ttnx f. absolutely SHY"
NJ sssytes. where Ers&E Is held n
stronger e<te--u han n TerAs a. !, as
s;zonr there fo6Sy a. When The stat. cas-: l
sar-; s'S, 81. ygs rsr :, ~ y sne -
by 10 poe<st'ls sr7~tch be UNDERSTOOD ass
sssIk o! xifss onis-n 10 Rrye1.