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The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
SAVED HIN TWO YEARS.
Wifs's Pleading sofssns the Heart OF
the Judge

Lincoln Neb-- Dec In sentencing
Moore. ex-audilor Of state convicted of
ern6ezzleueut- yesterday Judge Cornish
said he believed no less than ten years IL
the penI1entiary would satisfy outraged
Justice As h= paused Mrs Moore threw
her arms about her husbands neck and
shouted ~Oh. please judge. have mercy
On him have mercy
Judge Cornish then said; '-Ou account
Of your devoted wife and your loving
children I viii reduce the sentence by Two
years Therefore, the sentence Of this
court Is that you shall De confined in the
peniteutfary for the term Of eight years
At hard labor pay the costs OF prosecu-
zion and be fined n the sum OF S=6-sl5-lo-
9Ioore-s attorneys VIII appeal . the s1-
preme court Moore was twice elected
state auditor and his family moved II
exclusive society
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01

plaintiffs. Mcdonald & Co. and a H
Ellis OF BeIOit and Z ; knight for
the coroner. representing the attach
ing creditors
The result OF the suit was a judg-
rueut for the coroner for about $500
the court finding that the mortgage 10
Mcdonald & Co was void and fraudu-
lent as 70 the unsecured creditors on a
number Of grouuds-one Of the most i'm
por1ant being that about the time OF
its execution Mcdonald & Co and the
bank entered into an agreement by
which the former agreed TO replsEIn the
stock Of goods under rheIr mOrtgage,
and then turn them over TO the bank
which held the first mortgage but the
bank was 20 hrsr Pay the claim OF Nc
Donald & Co from the proceeds Of the
sale thus waving its hrst mortgage
claim
This mortgage having been adjudged
70 be void the court hald that the
Mcdonald mortgage was also Of no ef-
feet and THAT the argument euteEed in
To as above stated tended To and did
hinder delay and defraud the unss-
cured creditors Of DAILY II IS said that
this Identical question has never before
been presented for decision TO any
court west Of the Mississippi and IL Is
of special interest 10 wholesale houses
generally
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
SHOPPING EXCURSIONS.
Special organ5zetion &C Merchants 70
COutroI Them

The action OF the Commercial club
N appointing @ Joint committee To l0o5z
after the matter OF running trade aI-
cursions into this c-lE from points
within q radius of 81 miles. u5I uro-l-
bly, result in the formation OF an asso-
citation Of merchants for the asuaci.at
purpose OF running the excursions
Members of the Commercial club be-
lsVe that as the merchants OF -a= ci-s
VIII be the people vitality interested -u
the excursions they should haEdle Lue
entire matter. and after rhe primary
arrangements are made the CONNER
ciaI club VIII probably cease 20 BE-
identified with the excursions and
association Of Topeka merchants step
n and take charge
While many Of the merchants Of To-
reka are members Of the Commercial
club. there are a large number who are
not and the CLUB members are Of the
opinion that should thu matter be han
died By the Commercial club there
would Be a feeling that The excursions
were ran Tor special benefit q r1z
merchant members of the club
The excursions viii benefit all the
mere ha1es Of Topeka and Dy an ass1-
ctacio1 Of merchants handling the mat
ter there VIII Be no opportunity Eor
IsSatIsfacCi-u-
An effort viii be made % ruu the
first excursion into this city during Ehe
Christmas holidays A move for the
formation Of merchants assoeIa zion
VIII probably be made within a few
DAYS
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01

the building Of a union depot at Fort
Worth vas held here yesterday
There we're present. G. A Quinlau
Of the Houston and Texas Central. L
: Thorue OF the Texas and Pacific s
B Honey OF the Rock Island Morgan
Jones Of the Fort Worth and Denver
L J. Polk OF the Cult Colorado and
Santa Fe. and J. W Maxwell Of the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Plans
and Specifications were introduced and
discussed
The prevailing idea was that the
site Of the old depot owned by the Tex
as and Pacific would be the most salts
factory Another meeting was called
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
no CURRENCY CHANGE.
Outlook at Washington IS That &c
Monetary Legislation WnI
be Enacted

Washington. Dee 1-Members q
congress are unusually slow in putting
IN their appearance here for the reEu-
lar session. which couve1es next ALgn-
day
Up to this time there have been
scarcely more than half 4 dozen arrIF-
ais each day Few Of the leaders oE
either house ara here yet This IS es-
pecIally true OF the house Of represe1-
tatives
Neither Speaker Reed nor NJ Dirg-
ley, the floor leader OF the majority.
VIII reach Washington until Saturday
OF sunday WITH the exception OF pro
uouuced and radical pro and auE1-Cu-
Dan cOugressmau- the members oE hor1
their views in allegiance until they sa-
cure from official sources exactly what
the situation Is as 20 Cuba
In the matter OF the currency Lt
seems already established that the
Democrats and their free silver allies
VIII oppose srubb0rnIy anything the
majority Is likely 20 propose. and The
Iact that the opposition IN the senate
seems InsurulouutabI EECIines many
OF the Republican leaders OF the house
70 the opinion Iaau 1t would be wisdom
not To attempt any legislation V-ha-eT-
Mr. Hepburn OF Iowa Is ore Of these
he thinks the futlILS Of passing
meas ure II the senate makes i mex
pedieuCfor the house 10 attempt % pllr
through q measure and 1esl1as- le
doUDLS the propElEty of the Ee=ULI1tl-
E41-L1 GAEE mouse 2Ef@Erl DEzlE 10
q RepuoiIcan policy on subject upon
which the Republican platform does
not speak 70 the point He says i -L=
president should as reported racur-l-
mend any scheme for the retirement "
the grsenbacEs- it would b. beyond the
E-epupEeau platform and every Re
publican would be free Co support or
oppose IT, as his judgment Indicated
There Is some talk of Republican
caucus on this question many II tEe
members believing that IL q currency
measure is % Be passed differences
could be most easily adjusted ana con-
cerred action secured III Ehis way
Mr. Walker of Massachusercs chair
man OF the commission On Gal king and
currency. soma time ago sent q letter
20 every member Of his commission
urging the Importance OF currency leg
1slarl0n and asking each member 10 rs
prepared as soon after the opening OF
The session as possible 20 work 20 the
end that soma measure nay be sub
uitted to HE house for action
Mr. Hepburn. who is chairman OF the
commission on Interstate and foreign
commerce says he has received many
letters during the recess particularly
from mercantile bodies urging action
On the autI-scaIEilg and pooling bills
ard ne expects both these questions TO
receive early attention
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
President Ripley Shows His
Great Interest
In the Santa Fe, BY Having the
Entire Directorate Board
TOUR THE SYSTEM
For the First Time in the His
tory Of the Road.
Change in the Manner of the
Election Of the Directors.

President z P Ripley Of the Santa
Fe IS 50 pleased over the present c0ndI-
ton of the Santa Fe system lines that
he has personally Interested each Of the
= members Of the board Of directors in
making q trip over the road and now
announces that the entire board viii
tour the lines Of the Santa Fe system
after the annual meeting in this city on
Thursday December 3
This VIII probably be the first time
that the entire board OF directors has
ever made an Inspection Of the Santa
F'e lines From time 70 time parties OF
directors have toured portions OF the
system n company with the officers, br1t
Mr. Ripley feels such q pride in the
standard 10 which the road has been
raised under his Two years OF manage
meuL that he Is determined that all Of
the directors shall this year make the
Inspection and report the true condition
@ affairs 10 the stockholders whom
they represent
The annual meeting IN this city one
week from tomorrow viii De the most
important IN the history OF the ACch-
Is0u, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway com
pauy from the fact that the election Of
the directors viii be by classes and for
different terms Of Office Three Of the
15 required directors VIII be elected for
four years four for three years four
Tor two years and four for one year It
: not believed II This city that the
personnel Of the present board VIII be
changed. but the election by classes
viii show the relative strength Of the
different stockholders represented by
rhe directors n the control OF the
road
Treasurer Edward Wilder. who acts
II MS capacity OF secretary az all an
uuaI meetings Of the directors. an
EouLces that there * no p-oba 1IHty OF
any but routine work being taken Up
AT this meeting The directors VIII
elect officers. but il Is believed that this
sill ce but a formal proceeding as
there is no rumor Of a change IN any
Of the elective Offices
President Ripley and probably sever
Al Of the executive officials. in company
with the entire board Of directors. VIII
come TO this city Wednesday evening
or THURSDAY morning. and the annual
meeting VIII be- held al noon In the
afternoon the party VIII leave IN =
special rratu for : tour over the lines
Of the system
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
TO SCOLD LOWERING.
Man Who Abused Prlvatz Hammond
VIII Get Of With z Jawing

washington Dee I--secr=tarz A1gsr
has received from Lieutenant Colonel
Hunter the judge advocate Of the court
martial IN the case OF Captain Leonard a
Lowering Of the Fourth Infantry. the rec
ord Of the proceedings and finding Of the
court
It IS understood that the proceedings
zII BE approved By the department and
thar a. reprImand WI BE- administered
through publication IN official orders -
soon as It can be put IN language salts
factory 70 the authorities here II Is uI-
Eere.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
CUT RATES TO KLoNDIKE
AL Roads Preparing to Secure IS
Much Traffic as Possible

Milwaukee Dec The war IN the
Passenger rates between Milwaukee
Chicago and 81 Paul Is likely TO con
tI1ue and railroad men look for the
IiEzIiesr kind Of cutting n rates further
vest owing 70 the olg rush 70 TIE
kI1uCtke-
= well known railroad man said last
night that since the rate dropped TO St.
reductions IN fara would likely result
as far west as Portland Oregon The
nominal rate Is S49- 20 secoud-cIz-Ss on
the st Paul and s59-7Q 1irsC-Class- With
S from ChIcaE0 TO St Paul as basis
the fare viii probably be changed 10
81 secou6-class and So frsC-cIass- He
added that this vas merely q preIIrlI-
nary for LhA zsra bI1shrueuL of an entire
w new schedule OF rates 70 the west
January L which will be much lower
AL the roads are preparing 10 make
special rates 10 the points nearest the
hI0ldIka region. and each road Is after
Al there IS IN il
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
REINDEER TRAIN EN- ROUTE
It Is Carrying Provisions to tie Citi-
zsus Of Dawson

Washington Dec I--Adviees received
and placed before the president report
that q herd Of reindeer with supplies has
been started from a point on the lower
Yukon about 500 niles from s. Michael
the herd reaching The place by cutting
across land from q point opposite on the
coast These reindeer ara carrying sup
plies up and a number Of people anxious
10 ger down from the EIoldtke country
viii be brought back by this mans The
herd vii be used through the winter a.
far as possible
William b-j=1lnau- superintendent Of the
government reindeer herds in Alaska has
been here several days cCuferriug with
the authorities and lefr last night e1
route ID L-zpland- He goes under in
structlous 90 engage corps Of Laps Tor
service with the reindeer II Ask
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
BROWN sYsTEm METHOD.
Practical Illustration OF its Workings
Shown by Bulletin

\ bulletin recently posted at Arkan-
sas City by Superintendent DOlan OF
the sOutheC division Of the Santa Fe.
serves 10 show the workings Of the
Brown system Of discipline in cases OF
r7arirOrIous conduct on the part Of en-
pI0yes- The bulletin announces that
Engineer D C Mac had been given -
merit marks and his fireman William
Jack 80 merit marks Thirty merit
marks were also ztVeu each of the train
men The bulletin compliments Mr.
Mac very highly for being 50 efficient
and careful an engineer The merit
marks were earned q few nights since
when Mr. Mac discovered a big bridge
on fire south Of Asp. o T and stopped
nzs train IN tine To prevent an acci-
dent For this and the hard work he
did IN repairing the bridge SO 1t could
De crossed Mr. Mac was given his 45
merit marks The remainder Of the
crew were giveu 80 merit marks for
good and faithful WOE6 On that OCca-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
MAYOR ARRESTED
Coffey Executive Charged
With a Law Violation
Said to Be Allowing Joints to
Run Openly.
RESULT OF 4 FUSS
With the Ex-City Marshal Who
RetaIiates-
Other Kansas News Of a Gener-
al Nature.
RESULT OF A FUSS

C0TeyviIIa. Dee 1-Ender ShertI
Gordon F-Iack OF Independence vas IN
ConeyvIIIe yesterday and served pa
pers on Mayor Watt Davis, charging 3
MIN with allowing the joints 20 run
contrary 70 law. and with failing 20 no
rIfy the county attorney although ne
was fully aware Of the existing cozldl-
rtols
MAYOR Davis. accompanied by city
zsr-r7-- J II keith took the morning
train 70 Independence, w here the case
viii come up for tEiaL
The arrest Of the mayor Is the ou--
cone Of q personal controversy De-
tween hirl and sx-CitE Marshal W O.
Mcintosh
Mcintosh was elected city marshal at
1tla time Davis vas elected mayor Nc
Iut0sh was PopuIisE- He vas m
peached for non-attsndance 10 official
duty. He took an appeal from the de-
cIsfou Of the council. claiming Il rad
no right 10 interfere with an elected Ok
fear- The arrest was but = retaliation
On The part Of Mcintosh
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
BEING Held FOR RANsoM.
Son OF Wealthy Kansas Banker Alb
ducesd-Slgul lhcsnt Letter

Fort Worth. Dec 1-An affair SINH
lar 10 the Charlie Ross abduction case
came 10 light last night bE the arrival
here OF d J. Far from Sterling Rice
county Kansas. Who : searching Tor
Norris his 15-year-0Id son, who has
been missing since the night Of October
z[r- Fair Is one Of the wealthlszt -n=n
IN Kansas, = vice president Of the First
National bank o. Sterling and also
conducts lumber yards. Uz=Erhau -llslnzs
stores ana ranches He thinks q spec
Eacla pali6l=r who learned 1E his wealth
abducted -1e u0E IN the E1l@ OF S5-cIr-
ing large reward Tor Ms return
About two weeks after Lhz boy left
home 2fr- Fair received a letter from n
strange woman near Kansas City in
which she offered To assist hlr1 IN ind
rs the 5cE- and wanted 90 know how
El1-l money he would give for MS re-
rur1- This fact alone MAKES him b.
l4=V= rhzz MS son i being held Tor
large ransom au1 that the woman =
operating II cong z---49u F--l the ped
der Alr- Fair traced his son and -le
Tse1dle- -1 several large towns in KAN
sas- thence TO Bowie. Tex where all
trace OF Eh=m was lost TIE police 1t
Texas VIII b asked to aI5 IN finding
r-ez tsc--
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
SILVER IN THE SOUTH.
Judge John Martin THINKS the Biuet-
alIlsm Sentiment IS Increasing

Judge John Martin THINKS the BImet-
aIlsm Sentiment IS Increasing
Judge John Martin clerk Of the state
supreme court has returned 70 his desk
after long visit 70 Kentucky and Ten
nessee-
Nothing impressed me more he said
Than the growth of free silver sentiment
IN the south The southern Democrats
are slow and conservative 4 year ago
many OF them thought free silver i west
ern heresy. and felt the party had strayed
away from them and from its old teuets-
Now they are coming 10 believe in free
silver and to advocate IT. The silver De-
nocracy is as strong now in the south as
the old Democracy ever WIS and the gold
bug Democracy has gone cut OF sight
Is there any growth Of socialIztIe sen
tiruenrZ--
Very little The people Of the south
are slow % grasp new ideas not thorough
y tested. and 1 found only little social
ism
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01

It Is easy to catch d cold and just as
easy 70 get rid Of it If You commence
early 70 Use one Minute Cough Cure
Il cures coughs colds bronchitis pnsu-
r-oufa and All throat and lung troubles
It IS pleasant 70 take safe 10 use and
sure to cure c. W-Stansdeld. So kan
aas aEanIIa
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
NOTED CASE TRIED.
Case Of " H Day oEShsrnan Cocn-
y. Attracts Attention

Czo1Elaud- Dee Lone of the most
hotIy contested and interesting eases
ever tried IN western Kansas has been
disposed oI E=re IN the Sherman coIrr-
y district court Briefly stated the
facts L1vo1Eed are Is follows
IN March 1851 one w H Daily failed
in business here for q large amount
and owing wholesale firms all over the
country Al the time OF -1a failure ha
gave a mortgage TO the Sherman C1J1r--
u state bank Of which n 3. To-uhIiu
was then president for sbou- S--5e9-
ana also mortgage 20 Vu- Bowers
Ter $500 and -E=u a mortgage To r
L Mcdonald & Co. Of 81 Louis No.
Tor s-1l0
The bank obtained possession Of the
goods after which attachment suits
U=r= brought by q number OF the IN
secured crelIrDrs-
In an action tried several years ago
t1= bank and Bowers mortgages were
zG1u6ged 70 De- Invalid on account Of
fraud and this decision was affirmed
by lne supreme court The present act
ION was TO test the validity of the Mo
Donald mortgage. that firm having re-
E.l=Fiu=d the goods from the possession
1E The coroner who Lzl1 LnAru under
W-riCS 1E attachment
Louis X Pratt formerly judge Of
the old Seventeenth district now Of
Denver. and Johnson. Rusk & String
fellow Of St Joseph Mo and Hoy
Andrews o. GoodIa1d, appeared fer the
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
AS IT'S ssFIXED Up"
What 8 NimbIe Imagination Does for
kansas City Papsr.

The following Is the way the Emma
Escort story appears in the Kansas
City Times with q few touches" from
Dave I.eahy's artists pencil
Topeka kan Nov Sd--Mlss Emma
Escort. q cham mbernaid IN d local hotel
is in a very serious epileptfc tit in
which she screams horribly and inces-
sanity. caused by straining herself IN
initiating FitZSIumOuS act IN bag
punching in her room with another
girl They were at EitZsInuOusf enter
fafnrnalt and Hke6 the puuchIuS-b nag
exercise 50 we'll that they got the pOr-
ter of the house To supply one for their
room expecting 10 have great fun with
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
OFFERED I'D REFTSED.
Day Could De Attorney GenssaI but
Doesn't Want L

Washington Dee When asked today
whether there vas any truth in th= or-=l
printed reports that he had been te1dersL
the attorney gen=ralshI2. Assistant s=l-
retary Day Of the state department =ats-
The president some time aso vas z-ud
enough % tender me the position OF at
toruey general IN the event Of vacancy
IN that office which after consideration.
I have been reluctantly obliged 70 decline
for reasons entirely personal
There IS every reason 10 be1isre thar
Judge Day VIII continue work f1 his pres
ent position IN the state department
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
STREET RAILWAY TROUBLE
Fort Scott superintendent Arrested
for Failing TO Comply VIII
VestibuIe Law

Fort Scott. Dec I-Mr- 8IItcheI- su-
perinLendent OF the street railvvzlE y was
arrested here yesterday for rot COM
plying with the law requiring vesri-
bLl=s To be placed on AL ears -Four
suits were filed one for each car
The superintendent claims that the
company had ordered the v=slbul=s
from - Louis
The case was settle1 in the afternoon
BY the defendant paying the costs and
Judgment was suspended long enough
70 allow them 10 hear from the -
Louis firm and # unobtainabIe there
10 have them made here
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
NO FORTUNE THERE.
Nicaragazu Gold Fields are Not y hat
They Have Been Reported

Washington. Dec LIN closing q report
20 the state department. about gold IA
Nfcaragua- C0rsuI O-Hara at san Juan
del Noru= says --zIuch Of the newspaper
talk about gold n these eou1rrlzs is pure
fn1s gination- and while have fllth
enough in the gold fields OF eastern Mica
n qua 70 Believe that gold hunters h1v-rs
both -iue and money 20 prospect year
OF 50 might ma poorer gold mines else
7vhs-e. yet L feel tLat i1 Is due 20 warn
Americans not 90 come here in The sXpe--
tztlon OF getting rich in q few years ID
10 -he present tine with but three o. fl-r
exceptions. no one has succeejel Il -nzlz-
ms fortune in the mining dlsrr1-cs OF
eTzGara EIzz-
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
Money for Oklahoma Railroad

Guthrie OF Dec I--Dehuite infor-
nation was received today that the
Kansas Oklahoma & Southwestern
Railway company had secured funds
TO build it's projected line and had let
The contract -Eor 80 miles Of the rad TO
be built at once This arst link viii
run from Caney. kau--to the coal fields
south Of BartIesTiTIe T. t and viii be
extended on To PavvhUska- Pawnee and
Saltwater, O T.. early next year
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
Fort Scott waterworks mortgagsd

Fort Scott Dec 1-Register Of Deeds
Strait yesterday received a copy Of
mortgage on The Fort Scott WaCer
supply company ot s2l9 Geo. which is q
first lien on TIE entire plant and Is
made out To l. Y r Randolph and
John ALVIN Young president and sec
re-ary II The Atlantic Lean and Trust
company of New YORK CORPORATION
chartered under the laws Of the state
If New York
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
- - "a Ii Harpsr

Harper Dec The case Of the state
vs. Billy Boardrna1 has been dismissed
by the county attorney the jury IN the
case having failed 10 agres- This Is for
the present the last Of the Wtiszv var
n Harper The jury stood : 70 in
favor OF agguirraE
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
License System IN Dickinson County.

Abilene Dec. An the pastors o.
the city united IN & Temperance meet
ing Sunday night IN the interest Of the
W g T L and discussed the uOu-en-
forceuent Of the prUhfbit0ry Law No
plan for local action was presented and
II Is unlikely that any crusade VIII be
begun All the towns Of the county
have a j0E1--fuing system and II seems
= Be sarisfacrlrv u rre raopIe
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
Nev Kansas Postmastsrz

Washington. Dec The foIowIng 2
pCsrotica appointments have been
made 15r Kansas At Co1cordia- W-ich-
ia county H Ch=rr=r- At EarIInEto1-
Crawford county d Barley vice F
Cornelius removed at Fort Dodge.
Ford county. F. SuEurJZa- vice John
SIlL1v renewed. at AII1EaOIa- CLarE
county. J. Roberts vice Dora Clearer
ra-r.E--E
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
So Fs - Promotsd.

8Tr- A 8 Jennings. for number OF
years travelling auditor Of the Santa
r IN charge Of the Southern Kansas
division has been promoted TO posi-
rIol III the Office of General Auditor
Whitehead in Chicago Mr. L B.
Jones WEu has bean working as reIieE
agent or The division for several years.
has been promoted 70 the position OF
travelling auditor
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
RUSH 70 KLoNDKE
New Tourist Car Lics Put On From
Chicego 20 Portland

Chicago. Dec IA through Pullman
tourist car line from Chicago to Port
land has been arranged IN anticipation
Ct heavy travel 20 rhe kIoudike gold
regions which railroad people expect
viii begin by the middle Of January
The new service VIII q over the Mid
land route The cars VIII leave Chicago
over the Chicago. Milwaukee & StPauI
connect with the Rock Island for Color
ado Springs thence over the Colorado
Midland and oregon Short Line To
Portland
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01

Larne5- DEC. The Rev John Lane
S1ovu as the singing preacher BE-
za0 q series Of reF4vaI meetings IN the
Baptist church here last 1izat H
sings and plays the banjo n The uuIuIt
as an aid TO the conversion OF sinners
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
FaoIa's New Creamerv Opened

Paola- Dec The creamery AT Pa
ola commenced business here yesuer-
day The machinery was made and put
II by c. z Hill < Co. Of Kansas City.
no This morning there was handled
about 300 pounds OF milk but the com
Dauy expects soon 20 run IL. .00o pounds
daily The separating machine 5 the
largest in eastern Kansas
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-01
THEY PAT THE EMPEROR
With One Hand While the Other IS
Raised to Strike

Vienna Dec The communal c0U1-
ell has passed a resolution thanking
Fruueror Francis Joseph for summon
ing the new ministry and expressing
hopes that the present cabinet viii r.
peal the language ordinances making
the Czech language coordinate Win
the German thanking the obstruction
lists urging them 10 persevere and If
necessary 10 resort 10 extreme meas