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HORSE WANTED.

NTANTED a young well broken horse.
wv such one as lady can drive. Apply
70
W. P. JAMESON,
Apr. 29-3i. Kewburg, Nd
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% The State Mutual recognizes. the right
Of its members to know what is done with
their money. and their right to insist that 1t
shall never be appropriated unwisely or ex-
pended exiravagsntly
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3 Bars good toilet soap....... :. +. o5e
100 Test Red Or " bite coal
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And all other articles at Rock Bottom pdeel
come and, it is no trouble to show goods.
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1898. 1898.
SCHEDULE.
THE
WEEMS
Steamboat Company.
-. -
Pnfus-egat giyer Route
On aud after Saturday. March 5th.
Steamer St. Marv's

Will leave Pier s, Light Street, every
Saturday and Wednesday a, 6 30 a. N.
for Fair Hagcn, Plum Point, Cover
nor's Run Dare's and the Patuxeni River
as far Benedict Returning will leave
Benedict every Monday aud Thursda,
at $50 m Soterly at g. a. 70
Milestone Landiug at 10 a IN Cover
nor's Run at II w., Plum Poiat at | p
M. Fair Haven at ? 80 ?. N. for Balti-
more
Freight Received at Pier 8, Taesda,
and Friday.
Steamer Wsstmoreland.
Win leave Pier 2, Light Street, every
Sunday at 8 p. m. for Pasuxent River
direct. as far up as Bristol Returning
will leave Bsistol at II M. on Monday
aHd Milestone s p M for Baltimore,
calling at no wharves below Leith's ex.
cept when signalled from wharves on
the river for passengers and perIsha5le
freight.
Freight received at Pier 2 Saturday
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Office. Pier 2, Light street
May 2S-ly Agent
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NC tdlet " tue highest uluutr lot Cdsh al INT
Court House door, at La Plata, on
SATURDAY, May 81, Is9s.
between the hours ola N. and 1 O clock P. ~,
the following real estate or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy State and Coun-
~ taxes due for the year 1896, to wit.
The real estate assessed in the name OF Henry
" Clagett. Guardian, consisting Of one
small lot, adjoining Benedict, containing
thirteen acres, more or .sss; one house
and lot in Benedict, now occupied b.
tichard Farrall. containing I acre; the
Hill Farm, a tract Of land situated on the
South side Of the Main Road, leading fron
benedict to Patuxent CitV, containing Gve
hundred aud iifty acres. more or less, and the
Burnt House Farm, also lying on suid Main
Road. containing nine bundled and ninety
acres, more or less. all situated in the Ninth
Election District Of said Charles County
Due for County Tax for ls95...........slsO 20
Due for STATE Tax for is95.............. 81 O6
Interest from Jan lst, 1896
The above property, will be sold b. the
collector, as authorized By Article 81 Section
Sc Of the Code Of Public General Laws. en-
titled Revenue ahd Taxes, subtitle The sale
by collectors and the proceeds will be applied
to The payment Of the taxes for the above
Tears with the interest and all costs that ma,
accrue under this sale
GEORGE c. JOHNSON,
Nay 22-5w. Collector
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'BRENTLAND,"
400 Acres of Land, more or less,

400 Acres of Land, more or less,
LAN-n Improved BY three DWELL
k - ing Houses, Store House
Na14a32A Barns. Wharf and other
necessary Out Buildings
And | htreby give notice that I will
offer for sale ut the Court House door.
at La Plata, on
SATURDAY, Nay ~, 1898,
in the afternoon between the hours of
and 5 o'clock. the interest of the said
Brent 10 the said property SO seized and
taken in execution, by public auction to
the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN W. CLEMENTS.
Sheriff.
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Jzs- Persons desiring further info rmalion. or
Insurance are inyited to apply 10 anv Of the
Agents or to the Home Office
$40 MAIN ST WORCESTER. MASS.
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LEGAL Rights 81 Beneficiary

20 When q beneficiary other than the in
sured is named in a policy effected by an,
person oa his own life OF on the life Of another
such beneficiary having an insufabie interest
in the insured life is entitled to the represen-
tatiyes Of the person ehecting the same
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Constipation

Causes fully half the sickness in the world. II
retains the dieested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver indi-
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RY VIRTUE Of a Writ Of Fiari Eaeias
u issued out Of the Circuit Court for
Charl County at the suit of Joseph B
Hill, trading as Hill & Co against the
goods aud rha'tcls. land sad tenements
Of Mary f Butler and John II Butler,
to me directed. | have seized and taken
IN execution all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate at law and in equity,
of THO Sgd Mary f. Butler and John II
,ButldEtSn and to the following property
Nsstes;.A One House and Lot,
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A Primary Principle Of Management

"a Il was a primars principle Of The State
Mutual that The expenses should be restricted
to the smnllest sum VIII Oh would secure
honest Intelligent and efficient serv,ce. IL
has found Nc occasion 20 abandon that pfin-
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Gain of Five Years

% That the advantages offered by the STATE
MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
are appreciated by the public is showI BY the
large and steady growth made by the Com
pany during the last five years.
From Jauuaryl. 1898 to January /, 1898 il
INCREASED ITS
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"BUTLER'S HALL"
situated near the village of McConchie
And l hereby give notice that will
offer for sale at tae Court House door,
in La Plata. on
SATURDAY, Nay eI, 1898,
IN the afternoon between the hours of /
aud 4 o'clock, the said properly so
seized and taken 10 execution BY public
auction to the highest bidder Tor cash
JOHN W. CLEMENTS.
Sheriff
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General Agent for Eastern Pennsylvania,
Maryland and District Of Columbia.
North Calvert ST., BALTIMORE. ND
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Collectors Sale.

DY virtue Of authority vested in me as Col
ID leetor IF Taxes for the Fourth Collection
District Of Charles County, | will sell at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder for cash at tht
Court House door, at La Plata, on
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This company pays death claims as soon as
proofs Of death are received aud approved an
endowment on The day the term expires It
avoids litigation. II pays policy IS readily,
as promptly. and as rheerfally. when tits due
as it receives the premiums on the same when
they are due
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YONKERS.

Al the hall Of the Woman's Institute IN ran
eade-ave. on Saturday afternoon the music pupis
of Miss Charlotte Amelia Loesch gave their thiro
annual recital Admission was by caro- ana the
audience was large. majority or the pupiis aie
children and their efforts pleased their many
friends. Some OF those who played were horace -
/. Saunders Marion Higgins. Dorothy Martinez
RAYMOND A. Holme. Hortense A. Leake MARIE ~
Saunders Harold T. Leake. Ida M Iayior. Dous
les Laird George Martinez Fannie u; ttoline ",,p
William Home. Miss Marion A. PohIe Mrs SiiS;, "a
Tolme and Miss Loesch played after the chlidreh
had finished. So. .cao,
The second race for the possession OF the Tock.
of-the-NValk" flag OF the Yonkers Corinthlan lachl
club was sailed on Saturday afternoon The RES
ter owned by Commodore Aanson j. Prime, was
the winner. His boat Is entitled 10 ny the nag uu
II Is Wrested from IL by some other boat.
Young Mems Christian Association enjoyed an out
ing on Saturday to Sing Sing. Through the cour-
tesy OF Warden Sage of the prison. those VINO
wished were allowed visit the institution Lunch-
con was had in nearby grove and in the a1ler-
noon there was a game OF baseball dt Haversra"
between the Boys Branch team and the Garners
Vile team. =. ~,,..,.-
Secretary Haskell Of the Young Mems Christian
Association announces that on Thursday evening
Coone George T. Waring. of New York. Will SPEAK
the Association the work OF the New Iork
Street Cleaning Department Commissioner cooper
has been invited TO introduce him. and invitations
attend have been extended TO Mayor sutherland
and the Aldermen. - , -,
mittee OF the Hollywood Inn Club has been called
for this evening discuss matters pertaining 10
Recreation Field
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NETWORK CITY.

Frank Kaiser thrty-six years DID, an AusN Ia"
oro,raer WAS run over and killed yesterday inor-
,rg nv n Hudson River Railroad train al ohe-hu"-
The body was taken 10 the
Manhattan Hospital morgue.
bridget Della Fallon. the woman whose TWO
v.eeks-old baby was found dead in trunk Iei' py
ber at No 2l3 West Eighteenth-st. on sa'uruuS'
was held by Magistrate Wentworth In the JeHe'-
so, Market Police Court yesterday without Dali ior
examination on a charge OF homicide. "heh 'he
trunk was examined yesterday second chic $ pooy
was found In It. but an autopsy disclosed the i"o'
that both had probably been born dead
George Hendrick, thirty years old. n German Nv
mo q, No 40 East Seventy hfth-st. was knocKec
dou,n hv an unknown bicyclist on Saturday at SIX
tvn,n-h-st and First-ave. He died yesterday
morning in the Presbyterian Hospital The p'cychS'
after the accident rode away and the police nave
no clew 10 his identity.
Edward c. Yorks. the man who. while intoHica'en
IN Saturday night. shot his wife. Mary Emma
Works at her boarding house. in West Thirty-
fourth-st was held in 8. 800 bail for examination
by Magistrate Meade in the West Side fonce
Court Yesterday. The woman 1t was SAID yester-
day. would recover
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

concert In aid OF the Red Cross for the main
tenance OF trained nurses during the war. will
be held on Saturday. June IS at o'clock at the
country home Of Mrs Trenor l.. Park in Pur-
chase
large number OF well-known people who have
country homes in Weschester County and Con-
nccticut are interested in the second exhibition OF
the Weschester Gardeners Association. which will
be held in the Opera House, in Port Chester, on
of prizes are TO be awarded for flowers foliage
plants. vegetables and fruit The officers OF the
tate preside II: William II. Harvey, OF Hobart j.
Parks Highland Farm. vice president; John Mar
shall. o, Trenor l.. Parks country home. treasurer.
and Andrew GrierSon OF HICKS Arnods country
home In Rye. secretary
West & Simonss shirt factory in Port Chester. has
received a contract from the Government for NoN
The graduating class Of the public schools OF
Port Chester will consist this year Of airline w.
T. Tompkins Estelle Miller. Frank Reilly and
Charles VI. Pond.
The Citizens 5s PS Gas Kas and Hs 10
the soldiers and sailors. The following persons
have been designated TO represent the organizaton
T. r. Wesley. Clarence Sackett J. J. Cleary, W.
H. Catlin. John F. Mills. George r. Read. Nicholas
Palmer. Or samuel Hall. William Ran. william william
Ernst stes smons. T. n Henderson and Herman i.
given the committee the use Of It's rooms ~
The Womans Aid Society OF Hope Chapel. Har-
rison. has elected Mrs William Guyer RresSident,;
The annua' pubic dinner VIII be held on Thursday
Among those who opened their summer homes
IN Rye and Mamaroneck last week were exon
r II sha SShn + M q Ray Nre"e 4 we
Constable Mrs S NJ Robins Bradford Rhodes.
II P. Towle, John r. Hcgeman and Thomas Will
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sr1c1DE OF CHARLES If. CHARNLEY, JR.
u1s FATHER DISAPPEARED YEAR AGO AND
AN ELDER BROTHER KILLED HIM
SELF AFTERwARD.

~. Arce,es Cal June 5-Charles NJ Charnley.
tr OF Chicago, committed suicide here 10y shoo'-
ing himself IN the head. He was despondeht
,brough illness l.. f. Charnley. brother OF the
doad man was at the undertaking parlors where
the body lies to-day. making arrangements to have
the body taken East.
He stated that the only reason he could give ior
his brothers act that ne had become de-
snordent over his Illness. due TO stomach trouble
The brother occupied the room where the deed was
committed and II was he who found the body
seated In a chair with revolver tightly graspeo IN
tho right hand The bullet had entered the right
,omple going through the brain and lodging IN the
wall. The two brothers had occupied the room
only a short time. The dead mans age WAS
twenty-four He had bankbooks showing deposits
IN a local bank OF about $500. and in a Chicago
hank O, 1900. He had also on his person nuIner-
Gus checks drawn in favor OF the Presbyterian
Educational Mission. which have never been pre-
sented TO the banks for payment: a.
stranger VINO did not leave his name caied al
the pqrs aH S Claimed is TO be- friend
OF the family The mother OF the boz, died IN this
city In 1882
Chicago. June THE Los Angeles suicide Is the
latest OF a series Of dark events In the Charniey
family The head OF the house, Charles M Charm
lev sr was for long time leading lumberman
OF Chicago. Until a year ago he was widely re-
spected citizen and was the treasurer OF number
OF PRESBYTERIAN societies. including the National or
ganjzation in aid OF Presbyterian colleges He was
abou, sixty years old. and had a family consisting
OF three sons. a daughter and his wife, who was
the stepmother Of the children and was also the
niece OF the nrst Mrs. Charnley.
year ago the Charnleys were living at their
summer home at Glencoe twenty miles north OF
Chicago when II was suddenly announced that Mr..
Charnley, ST. was a defaulter for amounts aggre
eating nearly 10000 The aged lumberman
arrested and put In the custody OF an officer, pend
Ing an adjustment. He mysteriously escaped few
DAYS later. and since that time nothing has been
heard from him. His wife disappeared shortly
after her husband had gone. The children sought
employment and scattered.
]. b. Charnley. the eldest son. committed suicide
In Milwaukee several months later by shooting
himself with revolver. He had registered at
hotel under a assumed name and his identity was
only discovered by an extraordinary bit OF news
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She SviNNNe.

with md.e cabin and 2I2 seerage PASSENGER 70 nam
American Line Arrived al The Bar a Nav 81 IN
last Heye Arrived at the Bar at 10 II Msy 81 IN
Steamer Barley ubr). Maxield ROTTERDAM me- s Bar AZ
ballast 70 Peter Wright & Sons Arrived NJ 'hr h'' ~
steamer Maasiam Dutch, Potter Rotterdam May 20 :"
with mdsa md passengers 10 Holland America n'
anchored outside the Bar at 1913 ~ ,r,.. Nav H.
>iss II and Gibraltar H. with mdse and 500 sesras:
passengers to W Elweil & Go. Arrived al '"e '"'
steamer Kanr Prince OBI. oiditch. Rio Jansi,o nag
10 and Bahia ID. with mdse and !! passeh htS
sesss, Co TSyor at p Kemp May q
with sugar and cabin passengers TO 9saet 'e''e
s,eom princess Anne Hulphers Norfolk. with mo"
passengers to Old Dominion S.sIs WITH mase to od
Dominion Steamship COMPANY p., swar... Anr,, ~
ship TroOp, S % Liver iIyeTps00 Go. 'e'""
sandy Hook n. j. June ;. $50 p. m'-wind s0u'"e''"
light breeze; clear
s,.ar,a.s Minister Maybach oGer,. for Flushng ioS
orders. Iouisiana New Orleans Croft IBID Leith s
nundse nxille Roron city ORR, Bristol Eng: Atlantic
Tir, Hamburg. Hoxhy ,Br London; vega uS'S .noS:
bon via Azores: Herschel r, Pernambneo ana nrt:
T p.oo, dr. Manchester. Branngham dr, puhx an
Comanche. Charleston and JaekshVh'e' 'e"'"
Liverpool. .,,rps
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON June Arrived steamers baro1 tTmr.,
cs Bremen nem ps''sss H
for Antwerp passed Hurst Castle at ,S' tSs.si Hurst
DER Thalenhorst New-York for Bremen V''''" '
o% oueen as June s. olo msalea steamer
pana r Make; s FTS% steamer La Navarro On
Ducret New-York for Eavre c,,orsso nr. whitton,
Deal. June e-Passed. steamer c0''rA'O ,'''
hq Dover ,a June SPassed Friedrich der ''N
Ger, Echs Bremen FOR passsi steamer Fresand
seis Nickes Antwerp for New.rs,s Karamania (sr,.
,ohn.,an New York for Marsees Genoa Naples wv
Victoria tBr). Bridges Naples LOT NC"
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MARRIED ~ A POLICE COURT.

Magistrate Deuel. united In the bonds OF matri-
mony yesterday morning Conrad iiel. n boiler
make forty-one years old. and Louisa Emric. both
81 No 1926 Main-st.. West Farms. The ceremony
was performed in the Morrlsania Police Court. and
was the outcome OF "A charge OF dsorderly conduct
which Miss Emric brought against Picl.
This woman H. constantly Fostering me to marry
her Judge. Your Honor" said PEI and that's the
reason we quarrellod Saturday night"
Then why don't you marry herr" suggested
Magistrate deuel.. She seems to be NJ com
panion for you"
Miss Emric. who coyly confessed TO forty-four
summers said she willing. and. Pel con
senting the marriage book was produced and
with a reporter and a policeman acting wit
nesses Magistrate Deuel. pronounced the couple
man and wife. The formality Of kissing the bride
was dispensed with. and the happy pair left the
a
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MOUNT VERNON.

About one hundred and fifty citizens attended
meeting in the Municipal Building on Saturday
night 20 nominate president of the Board OF hdu-
cation and school trustees be voted for to-n1or-
row. The meeting was called TO order by George
q Reach and Franklin r. Davis was elected chair
man Mr. Beach was then appointed secretary
MAYOR Fiske took an active part in the meeting
There was sharp contest between Joseph D "oou
and Samuel Fiske for the nomination for president
Of The Board The vote resulted IN FAVOR vi .na'
WOOD and he was unanimously made me holil.ee.
]: was the intention 10 nQynnate MIs. H iraS SAN
for trustee in the First Ward ana MIS- JaI.u o,,r
ford in the Second Ward, bu; Mrs Gay suppwa os
ers were not present and William H. bar1 WIS h
named for FOUR years and II. T. jennings 10 nj WY
ond Ward Mrs Sanford Unexpectedly withore"'
and William Hillman. the present uuS.te, 80, 80 ~
nominated FOR four years The repi wv rr
the Third and Fourth wards did not aEre o c, ere
Who was recommended by the Chester Hill AIii-
ance was chosen. 1t is probable that me hepJ ply
leans will nominate az ndepshIbT a, ,here will be
numerous local tickets in the various wards -
The women OF the Bureau OF Chariues ~ .ha,-
ranging TO give large patrlouc lawn pa snrdav
The local branch Of the wonans Christian lem
Verance Union will celebrate Its seventh afISe n
earv in Willard Hall tonight: Inc rev beuisc a.
peck and the Rev : r. Graham will oihciatee. IN,
The recent marriage is announced OF MISE Nt sdr
HAYDEN Of No. 90 Bond-st.. TO John a. ASSN
The Rev. J. ". McCaoe' OF 81 MARY N"u''"
Social affairs this week Will be the reception by
women members OF the Foresters OF AinheiITad 81
Fergusons Hail. and the fair In aid OF me ihnus
trial school in the Bureau of Charities Buiaalng
both tonight; the patriotic tea at the Young Men
Christian Association Building by the woman
Auxiliary Wednesday night, ana 'ne Th,,raao ~
ST. Paui's German Lutheran Church on Ihursda!
pigb-
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TUCKAHOE.

The Rev j. B Salter. pastor OF the Roman Cath
Ollie Church OF the Immaculate Conception cele-
brated his silver jubilee yesterday with solemn high
mass The deacon OF the mass was the Rev Ed
ward V. Higgins. OF the Church OF the Holy Name
of Jesus: sub-deacon. the Rev. John II. Dooly. OF
g., AIMS The masters OF ceremony were the Rev:
John j. Morris. 0. 81 Joseph,s. and the Rev PANEL
a C;ibbon OF the Church OF the Guardian Angel.
ali OF Ney-York City The preacher, the Rev ID
y Mcmahon. OF 81. Thomas Aquinass CHURCH; paid
nm eloquent tribute to the energy and unsehshness
OF Father Sa,,er, and said that he had received
practically salary for the last four years. having
used the money 10 pay the church debt. The Arch
bishop has Just offered Father Salter years vaca-
tion for the benefit OF his health and Is probable
on having him accept the offer
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W-ROCHELLE.

Tho Village Trustees will hold an interesting
meeting tonight take action on the applications
FOR telephone franchises.
The New-Rocherle section OF the Red Cross will
meet In Trinity House Wednesday morning, at
10 o'clock 70 complete It's organization. Mrs e.
Oliver Isen has been appointed TO preside .
7 8 Gregg a wcll-known resident Of Highland
PARK has hoistcd two large flags enc American
ard the other British. at his home .
Dr Panel NJ Hastings. for many years we'll
known physician OF Hartford. Conn: died on Sat
urday at the home OF his daughter Mrs John HAP
herton No q Clinton Place DR.. Hastings was In
his eighty-second year. and was born In CLIFTON
~ Y The funeral will be held in Hartford TO-
morrow.
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o. u,hographer. and Charles Schleyer. do

bachcr Mthogra pher and Charles Schleyer do
slgnor From tho stories ~ the two men IL was
learned that the Scheyers complained o! tho Horn
hnch.rs' dog and had Il removed from the fence
line The Uornbachers allcgc thai this complaint
was followed by others 20 the Board o. Health
and they then decided 20 erect the fence 10 prevent
their nelghbors from insulting them. The t"o ram
uies have been In court. and charges OF minor as
saalts are now pending. o. malta
Tho Rev Alonzo Wood. rector OF ST fauls
Church. Siarleton. with choir of fourteen per
cons Yesterday morning visited the monitor ~
hant on Tompk!nsville. and held service on the
William s,einer i've years old. OF Richmond
Road Staplct,n over by an unknown
wheelman Saturday night ana severely 'hJu'eu'
The wheel passed over his neck
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WHITE PLAINS.

The pulpit OF the Church OF the Messiah eor'.
versalisD ives occupied yesterday morning ~ W.
.ooor,,, ,af, the PRESBYTERIAN ministry and joined
the Unitarian. He chose for his topic An ops-
m,st.s View Of the War" and the discourse ""s
interesting. Although recognizing the horrors o.
wars Mr. Mills considered them necessaiy IN anu rause
foT war from the od,e strugse for 1epgeaTqhG s
5ou,r 10 the present war for humanity sine 100
go tbe sneaker said will not only e'Te 't,Nns
to people With whom we have ND me- South and
s,. ,ba ISnited States one grand patriouc ~,
g. nothing else could have done. For over an nun
% % heid NE attention Of immense audience'