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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-19

MORNING SESSION 'u -'I'
Welcome, Address :, -. Mrs. |. B. Dickinson
htspO1se, .,..........''. .'I1lThU nOuHldH
What Are We Here Fors.... ID. W. Robson
How Can We Induce Scholars TO Study
the Less0nf. f.........,,.M Mrs. Isaac Rulings
Importance Of Teaching the Missionary
Idea In Sunday School. .. Viola Carver
Why Not "A Chrlstianf. -, Lizzie DIefenbaugh
sra AFTERNOON SESSION. .o.nial9
Praise Service. ..,.....,. ,.kev. Geo, Mckay
Influence Of Teacher In School. ..R Hertzog
School Management. NJ. White
Discussion. 80, Rev. G. g. Bear, Rev, Mckay
Sunday School Lesson, ...,... Laura Stewart
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Allie Davis
Address to Sunday School Workers .,.....
...... ............,.,...,.,.,,R Rev. Newton
Election of officers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-19


There were moist eyes, faintinl
hearts Of mothers, sisters and wives
cheering and good wishes as TIL
train pulled out at II o'clock, Th,
boys are off on their journey hal
around the world. They 60 direct u
San Francisco. There the City Q
Pekin, chartered as a transport yes
sci, will clear for the Philippines in I
very short time, to be followed il
rapid succession by the other thre,
ships engaged for similar purpose
The total number Of men to be sent
will aggregate probably 10000, as
Major General Wesley Merritt, who
is to command the expedition and
subsequently, to be made military
governor, regards that as the least
which can maintain order In q city
like Manila, made up Of many dis
cordant elements. ' A'A Ftla laDoi
lp1Ili rods \ *s 8 Dog tsd
p
The latest news from Topeka which
includes the announcement that Col,
Funston will join General Miles staff
leaves Lieut.. Col. Little as command
er Of the regiment. BID 'f Fod ny
Under the rules Of the army a de-
tail for duty does not create vacan.
cy. There will not therefore be any
promotion or appointment to fill
Funston's place as colonel. Ed Lit
tie, lieutenant colonel, will act as
colonel and have command Of the
regiment during Funston's absence,
which may be until the end Of the
war, as Funston being thoroughly &C.
quainted with the conditions in Cuba
is detailed as an adviser and guide to
General Miles in his campaign for the
invasion Of Cuba.
The regiments officers are:
Colonel commanding-Fred Funs.
ton.
Lieutenant colonel-E. c. Little.
First major-F H Whitman.
Second major-Wilder S Metcalf.
Adjutant-W A DeFord.
Regimental quartermaster Lieu
tenant l. Y smith.
Sergeant ma]or-F R Dodge.
Company L has the following oflic-
,rs:
Captain-George N Watson.
First lieutenant-Edgar A. Fry.
Second lieutenant-William A Cal
ahan.
First sergeant-Willam c Foley.
Quartermaster sergeant-Charles !
Dodge.
Sergeants-Patrick ] Kelley, Joseph
v Murray, George G Sielbammer,
Charles W Tozier.
Corporals-Fred W Koenig, James
T Cooper, Harvey G Kuhns, Harry 81
Hooper, Field NJ Farrar, Frederick
)egitz. l
Musicians-Trolando Blesh, Earl
smith. '.a lNMN esA3t
Artificer-Robert Richardson.
Wagoner-Robert Pfiffer.
PRIvATEs, ... |
Imsbaugh, CaryO Meyers Carl
Irkell, Frederick Milan, Charles A
'arber, Sim merrill. Carl
'eckner, Geos Niedert, Henry L
VIM + Neighbor James
= L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-05-19
Licensed to Marry.

Robert c. Pearson and Anita Drane
Heriugton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

HAVE YOU examined those fine
dishes they are giving away with
coffee at Gales Cash Store. l5tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
POSITIVE VS. NEGATIVE EVIDENCE

OUR neighbor, the Democrat,
comes mildly to the defence OF It's
republican patron, Babcock, with a
letter from Bishop Hurst, of Wash
ington. The letter is procured and
published TO break the force of the
positive, specific charges made by
Reverends J. b. Davidson and Will
Der +. Crafts. that Mr. Babcock fav-
ored measure ito open wide doors
for racetrack gambling in the Dis
trict of Columbia and that las chair
man of the committee on District of
Columbia he opposed the wishes OF
christian citizenship in bills touch
ing gambling and Sunday rest, and
restriction of liquor selling" But
on careful reading of the Bishops
letter it is found he does not attempt
tofefute these charges. He informs
us only that Mr. Babcock has treated
him with personal courtesy. The
strongest communication the good
Bishop could be induced to give Mr..
Babcock is in those words:
q" / have known Mr.. Babcock for
several years, and my opinion of him
as "A patriotic citizen has not changed
from the first n
As chairman Of the District of Co
lumbia Committee it is Mr.. Bah
cocks duty to present the action of
the committee to the house,
though he may at times differ from
a majority. Mr.. Babcuck has FREE
quently sent me certain propositions
in advance relating to moral and
social questions, and
the formation Of legislation has
been in the light of the opinions and
convictions received In these re-
quests. y y do rot know
Of any interference of Mr.. Babcock
with sunday legislation
This negative certificate of charac-
ter for Mr.. Babcock would not weigh
much in a discriminating court,
against the positive declarations Of
the other reverend gentlemen, who
say they are ready to come into this
congressional district and prove
their assertions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

THE Bennett Law Bug-a-boo is tc
be invoked again to defeat La Fol.
lette, as it was two years ago. Al.
ready Der Herold. "A bigoted nativ'
istic journal of Milwaukee, brings
this ghost forward to brighten Ger.
mans. That hide-bound, well oiled
machine organ, the Evening Wis.
parades it under a scare head, and
then writes an editorial calling for a
fair contest. This indicates that the
Payne-Pfster crowd is more fright
ened than we had supposed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

AMERICANS are the most inventive
people ou earth. To them have been
issued nearly 100000 patents, or more
than one-third of all the patents is
sued in the world. No discovery of
modern years has been of greater
benefit to mankind than Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy, or has done more to relieve
pain and suffering. j. w. Vaughn,
of Oakton, KY, says: ~ have used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for
several years, and find it to be the
best medicine ever used for cramps
in the stomach and bowels, For sale
by Niviau's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

The Linden Southwest of last week
hadn't much to say on the congress
lonal question. 1t contents itself
with an attempt TO belittle Mr. Join
er's candidacy, and insinuates that
he is more a politician than farmer
1t concludes its sneering reference
to Mr.. Joiner by saying: "Mr. Join.
er is just as ready to take office a.
anybody. When it is choice o.
pillow or country he is for his country
every time
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

BEFORE accepting as true the charge
that LaFollette is a candidate for
governor as his only chance of get
ting Office, recall the fact that he de-
cllned, year ago, the best appoint
ment any citizen of Wisconsin was
offered by President Mckinley, with
a salary of $1,000 per year more
than that of governor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

for reforms OF the character suggest
ed will support LaFollette as a
means to their accomplishment.
Those opposed to the proposition
will support some other candidate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21

FlFTN-rwo dollars will buy
a good substantial top buggy, and
$500 a good single harness; freight
paid 10 Mineral Point with the priv
ilege TO examine before buying.
Write to Fitzgibbon Bros, Monroe.
Wis. for their TO page catalogue of
buggies and harnesses. l0m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
TWO BUSINESS FIRMS.

Before the announcement of La
Follette's candidacy for governor,
the influence of the state admins
tration in the third congressional
district for Babcock. was manifest
In every county, Employees of the
state departments were to be irc-
qucutly met uaYersjug the district,
and everywhere singing the praises
OF Bubcock. This was to be expect
ed, IN view of the support given to
Scolleld by our congressman in the
state convention of 1896, in defiance
Of the protest of the practically solid
delegation of his constituents.
Since Mr.. LaFolleJte has again en-
tered the field as candidate
agains, Scoheld, combination of
Scofcld x Bahcock forces is more
than probable, and the people should
be prepared for it. Although Mr.,
LaFollette has many stauuch friends
in Iowa county, who will give him
hearty support as heretofore, they
had no part in determining him TO
become caudidateatthis time and
had antagouized COY. Scoteld only
So far as they were provoked to do
10y the meddling of state appuiutcrs
in the congressional district canvas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
Woman's Reading Club.

Financial statement of Public Libra
ry and Woman's Reading Club, from
June Sth, 1897 to June 9Th, 1898:
RECEIPTS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
LA TOILETTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Those who have been for months
urging Hon. Robert NJ. La Toilette
to stand as a candidate for the re
publican nomination for governor
have finally Induced him to yield,
and he formally announces his de-
cision in ringing letter, which Is
published on another page Of this
paper Mr.. La Toilette takes the
step reluctantly, and only as duty,
to support to the limit of his own
power certain principles, which he
has long proclaimed as necessary to
secure right and justice to the peo-
pie. and essential to the perpetuity
Of the republican party. Very few
question the righteousness of these
principles. yet it has thus far been
impossible TO give them force and
effect, because the chosen servants
of the people have disrcgarded or
openly violated them after bong
entrusted with their enforcement
and observance.
The legislature of 1897 and the
present state administration have
been notably remiss ia this respect
Governor ~coHold, Notwithstanding
the platform pledges of his party and
his individual promises, has sadly
failed to meet expectations in rela.
ton t. these matters. 1t is charged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
M0N0NA LAKE ASSEMBLY.

The session which opened on the
10Th inst. promises to be one Of
unusual interest. Altogether nearly
one hundred lectures, concerts, song
lecture rccitals, readings, etc, will be
given. The talent engaged is of the
highest order, Drs. Talmage anG
Buckley, Pres. Andrews, Geo. r
Vending and Mrs. Ballington Boott
being among the lectures. Hon. VIM
J. Bryan is raising a regiment foi
the war and in consequence has beer
compelled to cancel his engagement
There are several eminent vocalists
quartettes and musical combinations
to enliven the hours by their concerts,
Clauder's famous military band OF
thirty five pieces is engaged Tor four
days The entertainment is superb
one and must attract largely. Jas. +.
Moseley, the secretary, Madison will
give further information if desired
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-21
REPUBLICAN
Preliminary Meetings and Cancuses
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
Iowa COUNTY.


Iowa COUNTY.
DoDGEvILLE WIS, july II. 1898.
To Repabiicon Electors Of MINI P'L :
Notice is hereby given that Pre-
liminary Meeting of the Republican
Electors Of the City of Mineral Point,
in the County of Iowa, and State of
Wisconsin, will be held for each
ward of said city, and at the usual
place of caucus meetings, on Thurs
day, July u, A. ID. 1898, at 7 80 =. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating dele
gates to be voted for at a caucus
thereafter to be held for each ward
to represent said wards of said City
of Mineral Point, in the Republican
County Convention to be held in the
City Of Dodgeville, on Tuesday, Aug,
2, 1898.
A Republican Caucus viii also be
held for each ward in the City of
Mineral Point, at the usual place
where caucus meetings are held, on
Monday, Aug. lst, A. ID. 1898, for the
purpose of electing the number of
persons so nominated to which each
Of said wards may be entitled under
the call of the Republican County
Committee for said county conven-
ton, To represent said wards in the
Republican County Convention, to
be held in the City of Dodgeville
on the said 2nd day of August, A. ID.
1898. The polls of said caucuses will
be opened at 1 O'Clock F. NJ. and be
kept open until 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
Printed ballots, containing the
names proposed at the said prelimi-
nary meetings, will be provided by
the County Committee. All other
ballots will be Illegal. Each voter
should prepare his ballot by placing
an TX" after the names of the persons
he desires to vote for as delegates.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
WI. PEARCE, J.T. PRYOR JR.,
Secretary. Chm Co. Com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

.,s. no,oot Of harmonlzed party. the
w ihs,...,,t fartlofai leaders haflng been
t,.,,,gbi together In his support durinE
~. naat month or six weeks
vv,,1ie DR. swallow will undoubtedly
'.i,,s heavy vote. there are indi-
cations OF a falling on IN me swallow
foiinwinr owing to the recent develop
mont Of increased prospects tor thc
success OF jerks some oi tne pioi',l-
~. ,sw laws announced their lnten-
iion ~ support jerks, believing that IN
S,i,, a. ihey could better secure the
rym,sbrow of the Republican ma
a,ha penubiiran and Democratic stale
chsir,nen ooncede swallow from 10000
Ia 200 900 votes and each claims thht
his respective candidate WI be the
only one 10 receive over fvy'vvv wy
The Republican chairman claims 49,
OOo pbiralify for Stone.while the Demo
cr,tie chairmen figures out plurality
n, AZ oO0 for Jenka. Tho prohibition
chairman claims 1900 plurality for
In ,he congressional contest ii y
ycnsr,tiv believed the Democrats VIII
ba succe ssful In four or hvc districts
now represented BY Republicans inc
present delegation TO CONGRESS ltotn
the state ig composed ~ A"NNts ~.
Republlcans and three Democrats hui
personal or faeilonnl elements have
entered into the contest IN some or w. we
districts which will In all probability
result in placing a few OF them 10 the
Democratic column.
1he now legislature viii elect q
United states senator 10 succeed scnn /.
Tor Quay. The present legislature hnd
a Join, majority o. i2s out u a mem
bership Of ssl in favor Of the Republic
r,rs - -postna ster Gen. John wanna
maker has stumpcd the state thor
1ushy In urging voters 90 nid IN the
defeat of candidates known TO be IN
favor Of quay. -.
While there r. no reason TO doubt
ihnt Inc Republicans viii have . sifonE
working majority In the next leglsln-
ture. a fair prediction " the number
N anti.Quay Legislators 20 be chosen
can scarcely be vcntured upon tonight
T,yenty.fiye Of the nifty senators hold
over. twenty-four u whom are Rcpub..
leans For the lower house the full
membership Of 20l Will be chosen TO-
Morrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
TISAL GLANCE AROUND.
# tho Hosts Of Vote" Over the
' Country
.,rrv OF THE IMPENDING SIRUGSlt'
x.,..t indication. rO'"' to s''" '" '"'
las, rair aud Colder In
the west.
..,, q, THE IMPENDING STRUGGLE

..si,r,,n. Now 7.-weather conu''
s"l z ncrai forecast
Ss .. ~, r.r,haast storm has moved
Thy .,strard to Lake superior at
rsp ,; NV .ouihoriy gales over the iak ,,
''n',l " nd followed by a decided fall
Re- i'', ,.npsrlnes in the h0F'h"'''''"
or ~, q, reported this evening IN .he
w" vl.slur valley and the northern
~ W. Mountain Districts and hsh'
w. w.. allen IN the upper lake re-
az ,.m,hsre fair weather has pre-
'. -. Indications are That the the va ssis *,
Ig s.prm VIII move eah'"a,ai;
ssis, Increasing clouhnesa ,, eni
ealsls r,in In New York New Eng
Pf'aagg3l. .syiyan.a and ohp. -.
~ H. apper lake regions shoWeIH
u iy ~ change 10 snow huTtlea'
~ nh lower temperature -.
~ n .,iy f,ir and colder weathe,
s.svti throughous the Yves, M
W .s., excapt In the Rocky Noun
nlt,',,sis. where snov Is md cat,I,
ulh s'ntb Atlantic and East Gun
y Nv, .ss M weather may be expected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
Snow wn Aneet M.Inrllle..

Fargo. ". n. Nof 7.-r~nlght the
state committees Of 10th parties are
confident II success. snow nurrlca 60.
night. with prospect Of had weather to-
morrow. make some Republicans be-
neye II will aftest their maisrities Il
"a not now believed over 5000 votes
viii be cast. Bad weather Affects the
vote on she Missouri slope as polling
places are Ear apart and the country
sparsely settled The ehpe " Re.
publican stronghold and crutnols the
majority 10 some extent. The fusion
committee feels jubiiant over the pros
poets OF bad Wea,hN ana their recent
reports. The Republicans claim a ma
j1rity Of az least fourteen and possibly
twenty on Joint ballot IN the leElsla.
ture. The Democrats cJncede a Rcpub-
uuan majority but claim u will be much
closer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

polse. Ida. Nov. THE last day be-
fore the hallotlug closes with no ma
terinl change In the situation. In all
the headquarters an air OF confidence n
found and It Is even more pronounced
than two days ago. The Republican
confidence IL based largely on aupposi,
lion that great many Democrats will
leave the fusion and vote for the Popu-
hts candidates for governor and con-
gressman How much OF this Is for
eject and how much based on fact
cannot be stated, hut u has been APP
parent for several days thai the most
was being made Of the alleged
The best obialnahls indication does
not Indicate any drift, 10 the Populis,s,
The latter as a party are FAR weaker
than for four yeara and II does not
seem likely they will make much % a
showing. The Republicans have gained
enormously since two years ago, but
the Indications are that they will not
have enough votes 10 elect their ticket.
pepullsts. Democrats and Silver Repub.
Means and the Republicans. with the
nd. slightly In favor OF the People
Marty Ticket. They enter the contest
with the prestige " $4,000 plurality
two years ago. The registration thl.
wear indicates that the total vote will
he from 5000 10 10000 less than two
vear. ago Both parties claim the leg,
isis,nre by a good working majority.
The claims tonight on the state tick,
81 are, Fuslonlst, 5000 10 la.000 Rspub,
iican. O. 900 to 1000, No predictions are
made on the constitutional amend
Webster Davis, assistant secretary
| ~ the Interior. closed the campaign II
mis- city tonight for the Republicans,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
WIN GO Democratic.

81. Louis. NO. Nov. ia feeling
seems 10 pcryade the state that the
Democrats viii have almost everything
their own way tomorrow. The Demo-
Gratis are nrmly asserting this claim.
while the Republicans are not making
any assertions and partially agree that
the Democrats will carry the election.
The Republicans feel certain. how
ever. " clccting lhrec out ~ she MT
teen congressman. In che Eighth DIS
tf1cs contest between Richard T.. Bland.
Democrat, and W. voahall. Repuh-
ncan, will he very close. also In che
F,uriN district between Chase Cocn-
ran. Democrat. and Arthur W. Brow
-..I ileuulllpuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Lincoln. Ncb.. Nov. 7.--whh good
weather tomorrow. Nebraska viii cast
heavier vote than year ago. and
ktle. II any. behind that Of 1896.
Republican managers claim that ev-
cry candidate on their state ticket Will
be elected by az least 5000 majority.
that tWo Republican candidates for
Congress will be elected sure. and prob-
ably tWO others. and that the legiala-
ture Will be Republican on jlini ballot
Chairman Ghrin OF the fusion COM
mittce said he saw no reason why he
should change ms previous estimate OF
a fusion majority Uf 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

san Francisco. Nov. This stu,c u
ON the eve OF one Of the mpat holly
fought elections IN lts history, The
candidates for state offices have been
trAverslnR the commonwealth for
weeks past and during that time al
most every accessible town OF any
prominence has been visited.
Henry r. Gage. the s,andard-bearer
N the Republicans. ended his campaign
In this city on Saturday night and lett
for his Los Angeles home yesterday
Judge Mcguire, the fusion candidate
" the Democratic und Popullat parties,
continued his battle Tor votes unlil al
mos, midnight tonight He addressed
I'VE meetings In this city tonight be-
tween and ~ O'Clock. During the noon
hour today he addressed the employees
NJ the Union Iron works and later IN
the afternoon went across the hay 70
sausailto to close the campaign In
Mary county.
There Is an air Of Joy around the
headquarters Of the respective parties
In this city. Both parties seem phr-
nomenally uanEuine OF success. AZ the
rooms Of the Republican state com.
miitec large crowd " candldatca ana
orators has been In attendance an day'
glad that It Il M over but me sho ut-
ing" Assistant Secretary Stephneher
slid today. we have this nght won
We viii carry the state outside OF san
Francisco by 1900 and Will gain b.VOV
additional votes IN san Ffauclseo.'
Another prominent Republican de-
clared that his party would elect ~
congressman and that the state lrHlA'
iature would be Overwhelmingly Re-
publican.
Al Democratic headquarters the same
air Of confidence was observed on al
sides. and while the msnagets % M
campaign expect TO carry the state
they DO not predict anything IKE th'
plurality claimed BY the Republicans
seth Mann stated 10 an Associated
Press reporter that Judge Mcguire
election was a certainty, mat ne Nsull
enter san Francisco with gain OF a.
least 1900 and that his plurality IN I'M,
city would exceed 5000. The Democrat,
expect TO elect fve congressman ana
10 have a majority In the legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

years hence Of successor 10 Senator
Nelson win be Republican.
l.. A. Tossing. Democratic chairman.
claims that John Lind. the fusion can.
d.dntc will be elected governor by
from 5000 10 10000. lie also claims
three and possibly four N the seven
congressman and all three supreme
court Judges.
on the other hand. Republican Chair.
man Steel claims everything but gives
no figures while Republican leaders
bekevc sustis will be elected guvern0r
by 10000 to 1000 majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

New York Nov. 1.--Jamcs T. Ward
& Co, steamship agents. thls afternoon
agent OF the firm al Nassau. -. r.. ma.
tNu-fuuuCici steamer. the name u
which had not been learned, De- ashore
on Cat Island. about thirty miles from
the point where the former spanish
warshlp. Maria Teresa, was supposed
10 have f1undcrcd during n Storm. The
stranded steamer may b. ihc warshlp
OF one u the army transports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
celored yele b. Norih o.toIlna.

Wilmington. n. C.. Nov Tho
spirit " the whites IL So determined
and their preparations Tor an cmcr-
genoy 80 thorough that there now
seems small probabilities u any gem
cral disturbance here tomorrow, though
there may be troubles Of % minor ma
turc ln the First and Fourth wards,
whore the negroes poll nearly all the
city vote The focus u interest now is
the fiEht fnr the state scnaturshir, hut
without any other agency u is now
conHcrvatively estimated that a sum
clont number of negroes Will fema.u
away from the polls TO Insure the cleo
tlon of the Democratic candidate.
Moreover. the Democrats have luti-
mated that they must have tbs Hcua-
tor and this hint II full " meaning.
There IL NJ change IN the general out
look In the state. Indications point I'M
crrlngly to a sweeping Democratic sue
cess.