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Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
PRESENTED WITH A SWORD.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 1.-Capta.n Will liam Hawkins of Company H. the Atchison company, has been presented with a sword by his former associates in the pension office here. Hawkins is a colored lawyer of Atchison. He is often mistaken for white man. He is a graduate of Washburne col lege here, and has been practi ing law it AtchisOn.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
STILL WITHHELD.

Washington, Aug. Tt is an nounced officially that the note to Spain will not be made public today as had been expected. The presiden, made the announcement, but he did not indicate whether it would ba withheld until the Spanish reply is received
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
THE EMPEROR WILL MOURN.

kiel, Aug. 1.-Emperor William is expected here at 10 o'clock tonight and it is expected tha. the empress, who has given up her intention of attends ing her brothers wedding at Coburg tomorrow, will meet him here and &C., company him to dericksruhe on Tuesday morning.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
PRIZE MONEY.
Sampson's Sailors Will Have to Wait
 a Little While.

Washington, Aug 1.-The sailors of Sampson's fleet who participated in the destruction of the vessels of Ger vera's fleet probably will have to wait some time yet for their prize money. The navy department has prepared lists of all the crews of the Spanish vessels and the vessels of our own fleet that participated in the engagement who were entitled to prize money for
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

iles, but he says this
 in due time. Chap
 pf the Cincinnati, for
 9aine, introduced to
 this morning two of
 hits of Ponce, repre- Apd churches and th5ir zfhis province. The Hnformation regarding : and General Wilson fthe constitution of the 4 is not possible to ap- 6rnmental money for k Father Chadwick said 'e all the better for ! its own people learned 'o its support. Spanish Rtinue to come in and es up. The health of $ar is good, though tha
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
AN EXTRA SESSION.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The Pos. to- morrow will say: President Mckinley will call an extra session of both houses of congress as soon as Spain completes the terms of peace offered by the United States.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
CALIFORNIA CATTLE.

Fresno, Cal, Aug. l-lnformation received from various cattle raising centers of this district shows that re- ports as to thousands of animals dy- ing have been greatly exaggerated. The cattle are thin in many parts of the district, but few have diad from lack of water nr feed.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
By Which the United States Is No LOnq Bound to Insist Upon the Inde5 pendenCe of Cuba, Though the Island Must Pass From
 Spanish Control.

Washington, Aug. Amy question that might have powers of the French ambassador in the pending by shor guarded and concise statement ssr embassy itsef discussion turned the nature instance of M Cambon in the list of amendments. in some quarters that change had been made, and in portant modification developed. matter of fas ance this change there difference of opinion be administration looking upon nconsequental, wh1 tached importance to it. However this may be- as
 eves that change is essential cer5 document, it might be to recapulate briefly the United States were
 As to Cuba, it is demanded that Spain to possession control will be noticed that Independence and that the acceptance of this px1 States free to deal with the island it may the small islands adjacent and embrac ed witb44 xo ceded internationally to the United States. o7 likewise, is to be eeded to the Unite Stat three conditions being granted by SD ain, af6S in lieu of a full indemnity. What furthe erS2 s-e be determined by commission having aut{sl 4 subject to his approval Whether Spainlz IL ippines a whole in part is left tod sS9s
 All eyes turned today iowa rd15 1a& 6 upon Spanish cabinet depended tn esSs Es3 nounced here in a quarter that remov{4 of accuracy, that the decision of the
 submitted before tomorrow the ez
 Notwithstanding fact that
 ton, General Miles sent no message dGeSH1 him contained in belated telegra Ponce of the advance guard of General ScE that General Miles has succeeded in his pan( before they reached the point in easfT z 5<f lected for their landing, and in dverting t8 fe has secured !<*
 Acting the recommsn sndation Of Sur k practically concluded abandon Camp Al lg<J-3 <f5 dissatisfaction with the sanitary conditions se soldiers.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
1Bition Occupied by American kroops in the Philippines.

1dn gton, Aug. 1.-General Mer- T again cabled the war depart
 elative to the situation at Ma aEhich he finds unsatisfactory Hngerous owing to the attitude 'knsurgents. In his opinion their is similar to that assumed by n Cubans upon the question of x39ht to enter in and possess the 4though in this case the insur-
 AFe a very much more formid-
 aement, being not only mora
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
A DEAD CIRCUS MAN.

Columbus. O.. Aug. l-Epnraim M Sells, the elder of the Sells brnthels- the well known circus men disd here at noon today of Bris,Aate's disease of the kidneys /afser an illnesz ef several months.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
BOB'S MONEY IS UP.

New York, Aug. 1.-ln a stats ment issued tonight, Bob Fi,zsimmonss the champion heavyweight pugiiist of the world, announced that he has posted forfeit of S2.500 with the sporting editor of New York papsr fer his fight with Jim Jeffri5s of California, the contest to occur before Qltebsr l.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. 1, 10 p. m. -(Via St. Thomas, D. w. l., Aug. 1.)- Col Rulings with ten companies of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania. nas occupied Juan Diaz, about ten miles from Ponce on the way to San Juan. The Amer ican flag was raised and greeted with great enthusiasm by the populace. The protected cruiser Columbia went ashore while attempting to enter the
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
A WIRE STRIKE.

Cleveland, O., Aug Tt is an uounced that strike will be inaugu- rated by operators at the three mills recently absorbed by the wire trust, unless some compromise is eff cted in the meantime
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
AN ELECTRICAL STRIKE.

St. Louis, Aug. Flour hundred linemen belonging to the Electrical Workers union struck today for an advance in wages of from $2.50 to s for ten hours work
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
AFRAID OF FEVER.
Governor of Virginia Wants No More
 Sick Landed at Norfolk.

Richmond, Va, Aug. 1-Governor Tyler tonight, at the urgent request of the quarantine officers at Newport News and Old Point, sent to Surgeon General Sternberg of the army a strong protest against more wounded sol- diers from Cuba being landed at Fort
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
GERMAN OFFICERS VISIT.

Washington, Aug. 1.-At the request of the German embassy, the secretary of war has granted permission to med- ical officers of the imperial army to visit American military hospitals
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
THE PHILIPPINES.

co, Aug. Tt was off, lt at army headquarters lother fleet of transports ext Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.

New York. Aug. 1.-The Smith White fight was declared draw at the end of the twen1y-fifth round.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
HE'S TO CUBA.

E Aug. 1.-The transp ort @ yesterday from Port gssed the bar of the bay Fith fresh meat for Gen. s army, besides a large
 her supplies.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

numerous, but better armed and filled with the arrogance following victories over the Span sh.
 His task is delicate aId difficult. because he must while fighting the Spaniards be ready at any moment to repel the insurgents. The general gave notice that he Was about to com bine with Admiral Dewey in a joi1t demand for the surrender of the8 to the United States forces, th stalling the insurgents, aRd cause rupture.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02
A FORMER PHOENICIAN.

Gel. Willis Rulings in the Advance To-
 ward San Juan.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

government
 said of Cuban
 Yves the United
 Porto Rico, with ldiction, is to be 5Eadrone islands, Ing station. These
 as part payment be required is to the president, kssion Of the Phil to determine.
 As realized that 6ee. It was an
 3m any question
 las not to be zble to Washin g. sall that was heard 5 the arrival at le. It is believed mg the troop tl ans Rico originally S. Excellent harbcr he Fg, Secretary Alger city, because of a ed by a large num-
Arizona republican., 1898-08-02

WANING INTE 4 ~ ;
 Ie war, attention
 Eed by the peace ne 5 in progress. Secre- . Day and Assistant Sec fe have not returned to the gre scarcely expected before Still the understanding is Ford is to be expected until k from Spain touching the ac- ty Of the United. States de-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-29
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Uncle Sans
Mails

go east on tho Chicago Special 1.-The
Burlington's new Denver-C Chicago
Bysr-4the train that brings Chicago
a,whole day nearer Colorado than it
was q year ago.
Look at the time it makes:
Leaves 80 o. m.s
Arrives omaha......... IL :55 p. m. same day
Arrives Chicago. ...... .9:15 p. m. next day
Superb equipment. Wide yesti.
bules. PiDtech gas. Tickets at
offices Of connecting lines. I,
WI. MCMILLAN, Genl ACT,
ala s.w. Temple St.. Salt Lake CITY
r.. r. NcsIen,
Trav. Pass. Agt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-29
WHEN Royalty Travels.

{, Many women were called t'cranks"
for objecting to occupying berths in
sleeping. cars. However, a large mum
Der of maladies are propagated by
means of Eotei mattresses. etc. Old
EmpeFcr William of Germany and the
late Gear, as. well as his father, I'M
variably carried about with them on,
their Journeys small, narrow iron camp
bedsteads, the mattresses and pillows
being thin. and hard. Queen Victoria
travels about with her own bedstead, a
peculiar, old-fashioned, wooden affair.
and her mattress Eives n whole lot of
trouble, two domestics being assigned
TO its care. 10th Grand Duke Paul of
Russia and King. Leopold Of Belgium,
and likewise Prince Albert of Prussia,
the regent of Brunswick, carry their
bedsteads and their bedding about with
them in consequence OF their huge
stature They require beds eight feet
long. ri i'a l9sH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-29
ON THE FARra.

ON The FAFEA.
The average per acre of potatoes for
1897 is less than 20 bushels, and prices
will be, much higher than for several
years. Seed potatoes next spring will
be costly. .... ....
Skim milk for CAVES must always be
fresh and should be given warm. The
use of a thermometer viii save THE life
OF calves IN cold weather, as the tempev-
ature of the milk should be about 100 de-
grees. To attempt to regulate the tenn
perature by hand is simply guessing,
and will not prove successful. f..
Get special customers for your butter
and furnish it every week. It is worth
few CENTS per pound TO the customers
Ia know that they are eating pure, clean
butter, and not oleo or some other mar
ucactured stuff, and there is n big d ,lr2!.-
ence between cash and trading ont bal.
ter.
There is no reason why 4 farn:c'
should pay Is cents for beef ard So. III;
chickens for less, nor should he be CO.
,ent with pork and potatoes when !:
San have poultry on his table. II e.,
markets are dull and prices are low tt4
BEST place to dispose of the sur.H'reiG.
home.
Every year the deimandIfUr I.rl.
.reases, the ia lilo of increase be-,
per cent, and 100000 sheep are l.,
CURED annually to supply the deHnaEt
which number must be enlarged as til
demand for mutton increases. In a few
ears wool will not hold very hig!
.!osition with sheep breeders.
If manure has any value it is ETcb
ably fermenting, even in the cS.de!
weather, if left in a pile. A slight cow
ing of dry earth will absorb ammori
ard will. if left on while the manure ro:a
down make it near,y or quite as ria!.
rs the manure itself. Its work in abb
sorbin g ammonia continues even wher.
the pile is turned
COOKS, PAPERS AND WRITER'S;
The Critic is being printed from new
ype ard otherwise improved in ap
.Caru"ls. ..' "a
The title of Mr.. j. NJ. Earr.e's forth L
3mirg novel, n sequel to ,"Sentimenta
2nLmy," is called celebrated Tom
~" ....... ... j..
y magazine has been. started in Lon
Oh, the Quill-Driver, which allows au-
,Hors to review their own works in its
ciumps. ..''...
'Totote,"" Gyp's next story, is to be
Illustrated by 100 photographs from ma
ure, representing the various incidents
# the tale just as drawings might.
Paris is to have woman's paper
"Eich viii be woman's paper indeed.
from tie writing Of leading articles to
he setting up of the type, all Of it's
departments are to be in the hands
# women. Nine. Marguerite, Durand
;'as been selected as editor; Mile.
Jeanne Chauvin, the wouldbe barrister;
likes charge of legal questions; lady
who, under the name of Daniel Lesueur,
had play performed. by the ComeM G
Franchise, is to be responsible for
theatrical criticisms; and music falls
to the share oftMme. Augusta Holmes,
while Seyerine has promised to lend a
hand with occasional articles. All the
reporting, too, will be done by women.
f.s.. -------------------~~--- &C.,.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-04-29
JJIKT STATEMENT

0F AUDITOR AND TI,lsnsu.;:i:
OF ELKO COUNTY.
Fo" the Quarter Endinx Dec.
81, 1907.
ATE OF NEVADA, [.
Cou~ ty Of klko.
AUDITORS oFFICE
Go the Honorable Board OF County Comu,,s
.sioners OF Elko County, Nsvada:
3ENrLEAES: WsherewIth submit our Quar-
erly Report Of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending Dec. 81 1897.
Respectfully submitted:
CA. WATKINS
Auditor,
}. A. MCBRIDE.
TruSsuror.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

Of the repor. OF Gen. H. V. Boynton,
s.so zag Instructed 10 investigate the con-
dlssors existing al Camp Thomas. cnicka-
snauga park. the S. Louis G.ooe- Desrao-
Graf says:
Gen Fl Y. B5ynton lis colder o, large
experience an1 a man Ok unusual knoSs-
Edge II puits.e affairs. He 10 geil-knoxn
a. a writer ard .osed for his careful IL
x@stisasson and conscientious statements
After a fui, examinations Of the s.t1at1on
Al Camp Thomas be makes his official re-
goTt on tte camps al Cs9ickassa isa Slice
thelg ablssss1-teut A few monks ago.
About go ir1ops have been as2-ensA.ei
there. OF this irrElenze number IL have
been D8rlsd ia the national cemetery.
r3sss;5sratlse.y speaking. the mortality has
been sow There have o@sn outrageous
sxaggeraf.ons set atsoa. and Gen. Boyn-
IONS rersort r4fute- them with convincing
F54arnegs" !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07


So & zzc~s-s ~ast ss4 press ceass< las
sss yes ssst rs 900 - - MAR
The y-gssMzzary ar-azEsr1SS1s s1- --s
Scxe-nse~ o-~s@asss x- &c nate Il e
Ssnsszrg r<y1ag.
NJ Wars poga1--sz re-zzEzrtr4sa~ ara
ExefT - - goes. deal hzvasesa by D--
J, Ezgere axzzzz3so rs~ss2z
TIE scz-... e1--ss z~rzz-s - ~ hzw1nr
considerable rro~zsse @=z@z4ay 81 aEgr0-
pirate a<-s--sakzn< exare@zzn-
Col Lewis gzs w@ soy xhs1 hs E--
rseysd sssase & KS zassg1s.@sss srse14s 30
asow 5oxn tae aezzie 81 he Hart gza
Il g ake7y sszs cst Ls.z VII gre =
vsrv Ear szas.ztsza 81 81 agile andz~iazas
gesss-y 50 IRE track wha- me E&r- Il Ass
~ t9oxs-
Tbs great Ea-t-L@ws s-vagsEs1t =
sow 81 tae Est q sss4sssew ssrrzGzaozs
ard ELL Dc rsrsws. L sae Eaal1 se-s a.
=
.
Js3gz-x troE tas wzT sne 621Gz-x dss-
ysA1ss res2rs1 Tsth 1arSsr = hst Ger
A-scssze- mist hare 9<s1roz1ees .1e Dewey
curves z TIE S7zdsn
-
A1gFI ezcarss5 70 a German wz-sa5r.
and tie KEa-ifs goi away on -1e quarter
9eek 81 exsst camel Kaa-tozrs ara M
Ella zage asaesa In cannsn-
Col Bryanss regIEsnE is stsl = the ser-
vice. and Inc Democrats are kay 70 1e
SLY Cd rear platform crasory THIS ya&r
Mr.. E-ya- -f.i be use 70 peEnsIs re other
ansi-expansoaisss 70 90 rhe taking
9 3
Harmony" ws are told. has descend
Ell IKE cc<srg dove o.. tire King county
P0EClkS and Democratic coasezt.eEs.~
fes, taeT ars sb9at tie sn1st hlIa<.o1sly
harmonious combination oa ;as political
c4rpxt
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Harmon Is Essential.
Nhaser.r Keyeli.e.


There Is bat che gay in ~hlca Our noble
state can oe c!eznsed % The incubus which
vas thro~2 oger her by the rek4l. e two
years ago. That Way Is Republican sue
cess. Fusion nas demonstrated lis hollow
inca lacity. and there is 10 agency ~ rsa h
Ing this desirable result save and except
tbs Republican party. But the Republic
AT party car only perform this task by
uniting al SIS strength aid polling its eg-
eyy vote The horde % inc3mpe tents who
style themselves "refornsrs'' are moving
heaven and earth and part nj that other
place 10 concentrate their Strength. Re-
puol.cans II they have ~ heart the good
% the state, Of their party. OF their party
interests. Of d healthy pubic opinion. ~
everything Of good report, should, and
must. rise 70 the situation Discard AMI
faction, always in bad taste. are 50s. now
dangerous. Il not fatal, 20 needed SUCCESS.
Just row state patriotism means united
Repnbiicanyz.n THIS IS. pre-eEinen:iy.
the time 10 reason together as men, and
no, to snsrl Ike political wolves. Leaves
and fishes are al Insignificant part % The
programme,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

whether |, was due II the sunshine
which made everything look SO bright
or whether Il is that this state is Ia les:
In the reflected glory TOW enjoyed by
kinney or whatever the gauge most
celebrating change has come over GOV.
John r. Rogers. Two years ago the
governor was the melancholy champion
Of ii woe hesone party which saw moth
Ing bat calamity ahead Now he is a
cheering and vivacious opt!uiss. who
sees the sunshine that has come upon
the land. This agreeable metafnorphc,s3s
is nos confined tn his speeches, but il
20 he found also ia a light aud tasteful
attire, which well acccris with the more
optirristic view he takes ~ life II,
might be worth the time % the student
in psychology To consider the relation
between the hahilinlerts n man and the
tone - his thoughts. bat tina; IS not i'm
medlateiy pertinent
Iu bis address on Labor day Gov Roy
ers Was extremely optimistic We re-
ietee at the brighter view he taAes u
ufe. We agree with hlrn that much re-
n-aIns 90 - don~. ard we alsa aSr.e
WITH hi:u ihat things vI1 not =. as they
shoula be white snaa remains upon this
earth. We were - Ire same opinion
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

Al 3nz.2as o. q asitss faes4Csal rox
zxaang ire ioe2I Democrats are taseisss,
ccs Lewis axss his friends co1ei12e9 20
o2st Er 3axt ami the Hart inas1en-e. ass3
trey talisa. saa are hs-sy % fan again
wfea they Try at E~sez1aoarz-if shsy Try.
II IL curious fact tEz- Mr.. Laws has
few warn personal friends On the ceiexa-
szou: ard Il also IL pretty certainly fact
ssat hx fafms- great influence 3nd pres
tsgs have Suffered materially n King CcUn-
~. Theirs 10 a a1ses scqGssscence IN b-s
demand fo- denomination because :: IL
rsalszed Ia. the Democracy IN t1s state
wants him, and Il = also Thought ,tas ne
IL xtltl the greatest yo.e-csseaer IL Tie
fsar4y. 1t rana5ss - he seea aos badly
the Democracy and fs1saoEisis rave allowed
saesr inflated MOTORS CT the ssze and in.-
E,ovtance II the Lewis boom 80 9sce.ye
st.z3.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-07

Uu.on, Aug. u. 1sS-
TO TIE Editor: A few years aga @hen
the ladies' w@rs voting II regard 70 a s+ate
rSEtr. and the confess seemed 70 % main
- oetxesG tie white clover and -ao<ss-
c&a1zoE, the Question ~as asked ne
whether the white clover vas Z native
o. this Coast or not Ny reply was that
/ did aos certainly kr0w but thought X
w&s not. / now find THAI withoss, aouhs
l was mistaken I have lately beea COPY
sng the journal os Rev. III. II. Spas1ing,
the early missionary among rsae Nez
Pe-ces. fcr the historical department er
tie Oregon S.ase university al Eugene
In July. lsSs. hs made a tour into the
Grand RoEde valley Of Oregon WITH In
dams ~ 10 yen. fishing. While they were
rnus engaged. accompanied by Chief 10
xspf,. father Of young Joseph. me leader
Of tie war by Joseph band Of Neg
FSrces. he went FAR UP on s.le aeadwate
OF ths Grand Fsonde river Under dass
OF July s. izss, he wrote: Pass down
south SIDE OF the river, come 20 an extsn-
sive plain 81 white clover And the next
side. many springs. among watch II good
,he same day se adds. From The nora
many streams put IT,, azacng which Is the
bsSt land I have seer in this country,
back gravel. mixed with !oam: grass.
clover and weeds ~ iuxuriaut growta.''
From tais @e must Acknowledge taa:
white clover IL 4 native. unless IL can be
shown tina: the HUDSON Bay Company had
before thai tiEns given tie Indians the seed
which they lad scattered there. OF this
there Is probably not one chance In tho2-
sasd NJ EELLS
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- xhye las 10 ecge has - t1SureTT =.
u nMs - 30 wstn zs~ A-ssr-

- rhe kas 10 r-ce has - szrzrss as<
u nns - 30 wssa ~ A-s---
NO sexs &seasez<ss-r t1zr ks esn-
w-~gsar 80 sse e9c-rsze - ssssttf=-ss-zs is
RS apg~oTzl If shs exs.2Ezag5 ssoAse-y.
~asen toe E@vzssssran ps--T = scsrs 20
-suea 70 .asze- zEozg err EoxsES
frse-as sp@aksng 81 .a@ p11zaFFsEEsssr -
- szsa. Destiny Azs s5razsr 20 them
s-s1 " -. - OPPRESSED hare gnzs FREE.
stat ~ row reeaG=-crzls sssz %
Szz-Ext hargsr.srat \ azsxs- &c.
re ssayee -e< sag -hat ~ n IL faTsE
81 snrs~ xsxsg- e ta@ Sszz71zs s-T * can
szrss7y - rsasss1aae ia. - considers tzs
ISLANDERS eeaas1s ~ =sose FREE fa1z azs1er
re r-ss@ II the Tszss&a states gcFs-1-
r~avr.- We regard ezy institutions ~
trssnSes zeca -s@ widest IDEAS q TT
e~ew. srs ~ esag-x ,xns fur-zixs The Pail
try-8ry@s ass.h 4 .5-z CT guvs-n-nsrit
rye-a Isise-zi shza ozr own- We ara
sxassa IL assume. tss-grpr tsar BE 3
sz rzvar * an1exatsoz-
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when the rost-Ia:elligersoer admits

when the Post-Ia:el!igercer admits
possibility Of Republican defeat, there IS
not = ray Of hope for the g. .. p Non
sense. The Republican party owes II 10
ITSELF always % have III mind the posssb.i.-
~ 81 defeat. and the Pos;-Intel.tseace
wili never hes.tste TO point oul the sitga-
tloa exactly as Il Is. Il Republicans know
wa, they have Ia overcome. and Il they
believe Ire obstacles can t.e overcome. as
Trey certainly 40 tse.ieys In this 'san1saign,
they car work lnte.Ggently a-d harm 81
lnusy la shat direction. Tae Cola,aoaer
saser Sax Republicans enter campo sn
with greater enthusiasm and finer ss4r;t
than .aa arssefs.