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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-28
" HOUSTON NORMAL.
nme of Commencement Week
r'ses beginning SATURDAY..

me OF commencement Week
Uses BEGINNING Saturday.
N''ie' Texas, May 27.-The com
en' exercises of the Sam Houston
cnal institute will begin tomor-
eand continue until Tuesday night,
VISITORS are expected from nearly
VI inc State. The programme is
NY May rs, $50 D. m,-Joint ses-
'ne literary societies.
may ~. II a. m.-Commencement
y Rev Richard Briggs.
~, May 30, 10 a. m.-Alumni re-
r'ov ?. m, annual address by DR..
u. Winston.
Ky, May 81. a. m.-Orations and
u! class representatives. 4:S0 D. m,
.'Vn OF certificates and diplomas.
w. award of medals and closing ad-
,ine Of alumni reunion, 10 a. m,
NAY 30, 1895, Normal chapel:
~ ~ address, Miss Anna c. Lorihg,
,a pr Z. L. Angler, class of '92.
M MISS Bertha Kirkiey, class
4 solo, Miss Frances Abercrombic.
49,. saurefs' supe rintendent s. II.
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j., No More Bonds.
-ait0r of Tho Dos.

Editor of The Post.
Texas, May 26.-An article in
~ Post from Mr.. p. A. Booker,
e shylock, the Patriot" strikes
aO'e' have been thinking on this
phN sne ume. but have rsfrainei icm
s expression lest | be called
W. WY agree with Mr.. Booker that
N, nave freed the Cubans there
kss examinations still closer 10 home
.esu attention before the Job is
n 'seody agrees that Cuba should
"a "a. sel while we are g,yi.g
In" es and money for their freedom
cwn No. ~, forget the starving millions
m sa a says; After whipping Spain
ma es'aln things that our soldiers
|grr. !, stand before they lay down
Pr evidently MIR. Booker refers
y M M mat the MONEY power of this
|rsrr us upon productive labor. TIE
IL now going on 10 issue $500, 0o0.>
XII c,,;. should be resisted by every
b r,shs ~eh OF America. This Nation
IVA eas 10 enslave its posterity, and
j IN representative government and
psvs " a vote OF the people thers
n ~ be another bond issued. |
4 I, euia be patriotic act for every
4 fo.a 'ow down his gun the minute
/ IA - lhis country to Issue more
/ bsun the conspiracy was UNDER
st.so.sve they would do n. Unless
" n.y. oh Is paid to the interests OF
ID mss n ana he be given an oppor-
! az se an honest living. p,triotism
1e,;.hn muses. will die and our Re-
- ~. a Let our battle cry be Free
ivy America. and no moro bonds
Marion Williams.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

BIDS will be received by the undersigned up
TO noon OF May rs, 1898. for repairing What
is known the Harrisburg road from the
city limits Of Houston TO Harrisburg; GER
Tined check for 5000. payable TO the county
Judge Of Harris county to accompany each
bid, and bond for $500 10 be given by the
successful bidder 10 be approved by tho
county Judge. Payment for the work TO be
made by warrants on the county treasurer
TO he Issued December Is, 1895, payable on,
Of the first available road and bridge fund
The right reserved 10 reject any or all bids
All necessary information furnished upon
application at the county surveyors office
w. n. shaw, county Judge Harris county. 70
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FOR SAI.E-Well established money making
business In Mexico which | will sell cheap
for cash COED reasons for selling. also
splendid location for tee factory an steam
laundry. John w. Maxcy. room 205. Binz
building, Houston, Texas. II
FOR sALE-The best a0-inch Morse eompr, -
ever built by thu Reading Iron Works.
Pennsylvania John G. Hurter & Co, Mont
goniery Ala. els
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L. u. MILLER, electroplatlnE tnfclSel. gold,
silver, copper, Houston. We make II spe-
cllty and solicit all kinds Of REPEATING, such
as tableware, harness trimmings salooh
fittings. gas and electric light fixtures, beer
faucets military and lodge equipments; IN
fact. any old thing. Ring US Up aud we will
give you estimates. We guarantee all our
work and prices as low as the lowest. Phone
So. II
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QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE

Now orieans aud Northeastern Ratlreae
Company, Alabama and vickspurg Railway
Company, vieksburg. Shreveport and paGifs
Railroad Company. Bees. time via New Or
leans or Shreveport TO Chattanooga. Ctncin.
nal Asasyille, Warrington. philadelphia
New York yesubuied trains.
r. NJ HUNT, Dallas. Texas.
w. STOMs, A. O. p. A.. New Orleans. La
GEO. II. SMITH, q. r. H.. New oslsanA Il
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS offers moro induce.
merits now than ever before TO parties de-
sizing homes For particulars call at the
Houston Heights Office. EOS Lain street. Jno
A. Milroy. agent II
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wANTEp--whitc xtr with good references
lna, secure permanent home by applying TO
Mrs u. a. Thornton. soo6 Crawford street.
WANTED Man for kitchen work and to take
care horse and COW. Call saturday. ?:
M. 500 Crawford street. Is
GIRL wanted at ~, Charities to cook and do
homework for family Of two. 30
ED--Trustwoith persons to travel:
salary $3.50 and expenses. reference; enclose
self-addrcsscd stamped envelope. The DO
minan company. Chtago y
SHOW YOUR C0LoRS--Scnd so cents mo
stamps takcnl for 100 Of our fine business
s.sc envelopes. neatly printed, With your
business card and "old Glory In colors:
sent POSTPAID. Agents wanted q, once n
iiie; just out order 100 for yourself and got
IL work. terms free; samples Tor stamp
Myens Printing House. CIT and 6le Camp
WANTED White girl. between u and y. to
travel with show. Il, D. James, 9itis Travis
street. "
LADY or gentleman TO travel to appoint local
representatives: good salary and all eS-
ptnses paid experience not necessary. Room
.SS, Capitol Hotel. Is
AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell the
Quaker Bath Cabinet. best ON earth, $2oo.n
per month made easy, Leo ID. Crager. gen
cral agent. Houston, Texas. Z
AGENTS wANTED--we want one snrewd.
careful man In every town TO make few
thousand dollars for himself quietly at
home and not work hard private instrue.
tons and valuable OUTFIT OF new goods sent
free. Address Immediately L. o. Box $685.
huston. Mass.
MAN or lady of good address to travel aud
appoint agents; $40 per month nnd ex-
ptAses r. w. zieglor 4 CO., 32i Dearborn
street. Chicago.
wANTED--First-clas cook for hotel; must
be IN to date aud sober; references re-
qulred good wages to right party, state
:. iiumason' liotci bonner, Luikin' texas %
WANTEp---A good white lady TO cook aud
help keep house, ). H. sorry, Mount En-
terprlse Texas 30
:. ,-----.------
WOMAN cook wanted at section mousse pear
Goialnwai'o, texas pernansmt lopi o1i,b
Waite Texas 70
s,ri.ss:r,:pAp,,T,I,s- -7T6T-- cocan-IcT fjlel
ibis wcok; flo ,oar application II you want
pc sition NJ. A. Grant
-.--,,Iv;1s til, -, -,,-ro -
-" ~ p,.1 80 ~. = Lrsnan,,,t I" n, :
scini war hook. tolls ali about spain cuba.
armies, nnyirs war and Mi great com
manders; eraphic description OF Dewey's la
mons yfctorv md his co,npletr biography.
hjsrest hook. 400 large pagcs; magniacontiy
Illustrated tremendous demand. only 81 SO;
commission 20 per cent, bonanza for agents !,
so days credit; freight paid outfit FREQ
Write quick. The Dominion company Dep,
". chicago ----------,-----------,-- o.
WANTElt-h good, sober man lnst can outn
and set brick In kun soou tVi,r'" ,a,,a as
s 1ui'ou .,, ohu va. ss"'' ""s'' ge
.ooS' tnls oInee. ---------------------------
WANTFp-A good man IN good place,
swodr or Gern,an pre,crred, 10 'sNe en,"s <,
Of stalIt no dfiVlhs, but htip WIZ 49,, ,, ~
Sugatiand; must be enpHnle Ss s., rSIuna,
n,enueu' ia a. Vuun''e'''''' 81
-, "a ,sJ,re1s In coffee
"AN ~ uniSs up soI' prsa,on sycnue ~
! y, TOT, d, WEE 90
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WHY LIVE AND DIE without establishing n
comfortable, happy home. We own the
land, of the right sort. and offer IL for sale
at correct prices. on accommodating terms,
with n conservative rate of nterc i. Let us
know your wants. Ge one OF our booklets
Address 'Laru Department." p. J. willis
& Bro. Galveston. Texas. s-11
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-Haif interest in payinr manu-.
featuring business In Houston. about $,0a.0o
cash required; bears investigation. Address
1918, this office, ~
FOR Thoroughbred English grey
htuuc puppies subject TO registration. sire.
Lord Leo, dam. Disco Queen; males SIS.
females $40. Geo. Copper, I'll Calhoun ave
nue. Houston, Texas. 20
STANDARD bred and registered trotting
herscs: stallion, years old $3.50; mare, 5
years old $500: stallion. year old. s,ss line
Individuals, royalty bred. r. A. Barrett.
Rusk. Texas. -
FINE milk and butter COW. registered Jersey.
years old, with calf to best bull In Texas;
beauty, very gentle; 500; hcifcr calf,
months old, same as above. s5e. r. A. Bar
rett Rusk, Texas. Is
woCp FOR SAI.E--Lgon & Waller, ii06 Lib
criy street, phone aSS Houston. Texas 6-2I
A THOUSAND business cards. properly print
ed, for only one dollar Get our new
samples OF printed office stationery. Myers
Printing House. eli and 6i9 Camp street,
New Orleans La 6-25
FOR sALE-Cheap. 100 horse POWER Atlas
Coriss engine and two 100 horse-p
boilers. good as new and other machinery.
Mckinney a Co.. Hutchins House. 81
TIE WONDER sroRE--Headquas,er for
flags, DC a dozen up to sl5 apiece, Get your
big flag here. Cant be beat. q
--.-t.-
"AN WI IN ehaIeual ".s"uss ~ , wn'
Eiives pau LOT ch"reoh " W. w. wig,
laMIna, icAas, .
1hE WONDER STORES the place Tor
Shelt Paper and OIL Cloth. Fine sciee-
ton. ~
WhNTED--To sell from 60 TO $50 steer cattle,
n.ouu!, yeuhhks, low 'Wos m,Ava ~ "a
~ tne 81 e1,u .t, - y" "a. ~,
l',',cs iip,, ina,sNiie' ,iuS '''Ns' ~ ~
r,,,, v,n>,r,,.r sron,, - -. -
80 s ", W '.N ~, % VIZ" ~ S -. Nv
seil Ea,, WIN rams fa"s' "' s'''s' "a
cN ,I---,------
' NV s n,us neosA nne mNu' ~ sa,wass
shops. we'll located for physician, terms
liberal. Box 1875. 81
ro,, sAr r., ia,os,
styles of phaetons, surreys, buegIes and
harness. at very low prices, Larendon's
Stable Franklin and Caroline 81
foh saLE-iwo osrioaus Oh 'ha very '"e ona
harness. al very low prices harenaon
MOST prohtap'e racket STORE VIII pol 49,, ~
saiei cause sickhess Loch Dun so' w f' a
lhIlstl ----------------------v
FOR SALE-StoOk of hardware stoves and
household goods good location, In best city
in the state; will invoice about 5000. Ad,
oress no @oes. .nls oluee. ------------------
ELEGANT stock or jewelry, siiverwarc and
fixtures for sale or exchange: Will trade tur
musical Instruments sewing machines and
furniture, or desirable real estate or vendor
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FLY SlC1AN'S residence: great bargain; tne
Town; wheat aud cattle country. Address
PoX IT, Henrietta, Texas. 10
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WANTEp-To hear from n. Il. POWELL re-
Aldridge, Rockland. Texas. As
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WE GIVE special attention to our rental de-
partment, and solicit your business; VIC ad
Nertise and show all property free. Our list
OF homes and vacant lots is large and COM
plete; no trouble to show same. List with
us any property that you have for sale or
rent. We are now writing three years in
s1rance for two annual payments and have
full line of good companies. We solicit
your business. Norfeet & Cooley, room
20l Binz building. Phone 67S II
FOR sA1.E--Lot and o1c half on corner.
Third ward at n bargain. Address Owner
this c.lce Is
FOR SALE-3500 acres dark. rich. sandy loan
prairie. Austin county between Wallis and
Sealy, near railroad. $40 per acre. John
Sleeper, Waco, Texas
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL BUILD you house, In city or coun-
try. II you own your own land, and give you
FIVE or ten years to pay back the principal,
Gully charging you interest In monthly pay =
merits, deposit OF SIS will be required in
good faith, which will be returned If title
IS good. d. l.. Spangler, l0l0ia Congress
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DAY AND NIGHT-Ready for business at city
hilees' graduate of pharmacy in charge,
Third Ward Drug Store. 1902 Mckinney. :
CARPETS, Rugs, Feathers, Mattresses reno
V'tle0. repair furniture and upholsterer;
sew and lay carpets; gilt edge references
uenry Towndorf, cor. Smith and Mckinney.
luuUc tUS
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FOR RENT.

Fer RENT-Five-rpom cottage, No. 707 Ham
iltcn street. Raphael Bros.
FOR RENT--U. c. r. hall, in Fox building
nicely furnished for lodges or societies, an,
night except Tuesdays and Saturdays M
dress Thos L. Freeland, Secretary, Hous
ton, Texas
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tLAGS is what we are making-size Axe feet
up-no matter how large We guarantees our
work and material, Get our prices and we
are sure to get your order. Mail orders So
lleited. l0l2i2 Texas avenue, room 10 lover
Crawfords Tea Store). Pye & Goodner. g
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FINE milk and butter COW, registered Jersey.
years old. with calf to best bull In Texas:
months old, same as above ste. r. A. Bar
Jett, Rusk, Texas Is
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MARIA, TENAS, has the lest climate and
notei between San Antonio and Ell Paso. Ad-
dress Sairt George Hotel. e
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CHART OF the entire United states navy, or
enameled paper, size @6x40 inches, postnaiC
10 any part L. s., 35c. J. j. Pastorila Ptg
& Litho Co., s0i Main stree, Houston
Texas
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SITUATION WANTED.

wANTEp--,A young lady OF Ave years expert.
tnrc desires position us piano teacher In
school or growing town. Address loss. this
office u
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PERSONS sufficiently educated graduated i'm
mediately IN mecieire or dentistry. Lock
box 1856. Chicago. Ill. )
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
-
PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
~ advertisements in Office of The Post for
"e es ending Satui day, May 81, ISgs:
-.'e; 2526; Adrondacs, A. p (2); $500;
~ e, E. W.; 1855 Cs) 1852; B. 3V9; 1868,
u, n Al. % J. {. w; 1886; 1871 1886; II.
w w: Ludke; 1862; Land; l.. n; NJ b.: 1913 /.
1eSs. l5l6 q; 1855; 2615 Promoter; 2ell
a9i1i 2Si2 1861 t2l; 25lS, 1878: 254S: 25ii t4l ;
81 90, ~ 2obs; 1863 49,; 26i5. Robert Shaw
ntenoerapher; 1886; Single Man Q4l; 26g5
%; Az t2l; Richard j. Taylor t2l Psi; W
H. 3 %; 26l3 (6l; w. F.; W. A. H.. w. F.:
~ lol; Walter Whitman; l749 POO t2)
W,oMAN's FRIEND-For married women
for particulars write box IS, Waco, Texas.
R,-safe, 100 pail o. X,
Return here .
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TWO or three unfurnished rooms, close In;
bath sewer; no children in the house. Ap-
MY 1911 CapItol avenue. 81
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
Rich in Archar illogical Ruins.
From the Newcastle Leader.

- ~, N,oet
Professor Alleson of the Berlin Geo
graphical society has made some remark
able discoveries in Dawson's island, a lone
island i'm the Pacific. 1t is. he says. one
of the most wonderful places ever visited
by man. Stretched out before us was a
broad tableland. probably three miles in
extent and utterly devoid of vegetation.
For the most part IL was as smooth and
fiat as II leveled by the hand of man,
and upon IL were strewn masses of won-
derful ruins in all stages of decay. Here
were the remains of buildings that Rad
probably once been well-formed struct-
ures. and the last crumbling remains of
walls. of which only a few feet now re-
main standing. Far in the distance rose
"A huge pile that crowned the extreme
edge of the plateau and looked majesti-
cally out over a deep volcanic ravine that
extended for hundreds of feet below.
Around this on all sides could be seen
the ruins of structures In the last crumb-
ling stages of decay. .4..f
The natives took us around to the side
of a mountain. where they said the work
shops of this long dead people had been
located. This side of the mountain was
of hard volcanic rock. which rose i'm a
series of lodges of from 10 to IL yards
each to n peak several thousand feet
high. Upon each ledge was a number of
gigantic stone heads. Some were cut of
at the neck, while i'm others the whole
bust was shown. They ranged in size
from 10 to 30 feet high. and were hewn
out of solid volcanic rock. Some of the
images were standing erect: others
thrown dow upon curious platforms,
that looked as If they had been specially
constructed lc hold them ami upon which
they probably had once stood. Others
again were broken, and some had tottered
so far over that they seemed ready to
crash down upon those below. All the
faces bore a striking resemblance and the
expression was most sinister. In each
case the head was long. with protruding
chin and expanded ~nostrils. and all of
them appeared to he the faces of men.
The whole place is full of the most re-
markable archaeological remains.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
SPANISH LEADERS, VIEWS.
He Says the American Naval Officers Are
Incompetent.

Vienna, April 11.-Senor Emilio Cas-
telar, the distinguished Spanish repub-
lican leader, has contributed an article
to the Neues Weiner Tageblatt, which.
while furnishing evidence of his ardent
love for his country. proves that little
more h "A high pitch of excitement
prevails among all classes in Spain.
Senior Castelar, retorts to the Ameri-
can critic, who attributed the Spanish
methods and style of today to the unin-
terrupted intellectual decline of that
people. For his part Senior Castelar,
regards the action of Americans, to
whom he refers throughout as Yankees.
as evidence of the decay of the once
glorious American people. HE charges
them with diplomatic tricks and arti-
fees with the object of making Spain
responsible for the result of the defect
i've manning of their feet ana the neg
ligence of the officers of the Maine.
Senior CASTELAR, proceeds to argue tina
nothing but the height of incompre-
hensible would say that the
Maine was blown up by dynamite" He
declares that never was a more
th~oughtless accusation raised by the
American naval officers to hide their
own incompetence. as the simple fact
is that the officers were no. at their
posts on the critical night" He de-
scribes President McKinley's RESPONSE
bility as awful" and reminds him of
the French convention, where a minor
ity overruled the majority.
In concluding. Senior CASTELAR, SAYS:
"Ther Is no justification for the inter-
ference of America i'm Cuba. 1t is op-
posed to the most primitive conceptions
of international law. The American
army will find us ready to defend the
graves of our fathers at the altar Of
independence"
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D1RLt|eH NOT N BUTTE
EVERY RUMOR RUN DOWN
n DisappearaEce IL as Much Of a
Mystery as Ever-No Truth in the
Story That He Has Gon
to Chicago.

Deputy Sheriff Henry Aware started
out yesterday morning to chase down
the various rumors concerning the
missing lawyer. He followed Zach one
TO its origin. but when he got through
ho I'D learned no more about Burleigh
Than he had known before he started
put Mr.. Aware visited half a dozen
different lodging houses in various
parts OF the town where he had been
told the missing man had been seen,
but no trace of him was found. Va
rious persons who had furnished mys-
terious information as to where Bur-
leigh 10 hiding were seen. but all they
knew was that somebody else had tol
them %. and when the somebody else"
was interviewed, IL developed that they
had not seen Burleigh within two
weeks.
Mr.. Althon, proprietress of the VIII
house. where Burleigh had been stop
ping up to the time OF his disappear
ance, accompanied Mr.. Aware On the
search, as she had received Informal
tion concerning some of the reports of
h missing lawyers whereabouts. AZ
ter he had concluded his search of the
tOWu. MI. aware came % the ConclS-
sion that BurleiRh was not In Butte. He
Investigated the rumor that the law
yer had gone to Chicago, but found
that there was no truth in IL.
Burieigh has now been missing for 10
days, and nothing more Is known of
his whereabouts than there was when
his disappearance was first discovered.
Although the sheriff n h heads of
h police department are looking for
him. there are some officers on the po-
lice force who have not even heard hat
such a person as Burleigh is wanted.
One of them was asked yesterday IL he
had learned anything about the miss
ing man, n he replied that he had
" heard that such a person as Bur-
leigh was wanted. One of them was
asked about the missing man. and he
replied thai he had never heard of a
man named Burleigh. anG inquired
what he was wanted for. Ii is under-
stood that the A. q. u. w. at their
meeting this week will offer a reward
for Information leading to a discovery
of Burleigh's whereabouts, dead or
alive.
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AN AID TO SPAIN.
The Conservative Opposition Will BE on
the G~overnment's Side.

The Conservative Opposition Will Be on
the G~overnment's Side.
New York, April ia dispatch to
the Herald from Madrid says: This
government will find its hands strength
ened by the patriotic support it will re-
ceive from the conservative opposition
under the leadership of Senior Silvela,
who has just returned from Paris.
While not yet prepared to discuss the
last step taken by the ministry. Senior
Silvela declared emphatically that he
approved of Il.
Il will go further" he said, Il regret
that this government did not grant the
armistice Immediately, as advised by
the pope, without waiting for any ac-
ton on the part of the powers. 1t would
have been even a stronger indication of
their desire to be guided in the way
OF peace. / cannot make any useful
statement or question IL. 1t is of in
ternational politics and is being dealt
with automatically. Consequently IL Is
one which car only be competently
treated by those who know all the data.
which no one outside the circle of the
diplomatists dealing with IL can do. OF
this, however. you nay be quite sure.
the government will not be embarrassed
by any opposition from us. This is not
q question to be used as a plank in any
political platform. II is one in which
the nation must be the first considera-
ton and we shall do all we can to help
the government to a final solution OF
the problem"