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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
Four Hundred Buildings at Kirksville Mo-, Leveled
to the Ground and Scattered in Ruins
Twenty-Five Dead Bodies Already Recovered but the Death Roll
Will Be Much Larger-A Thousand Persons Injured
Loss OF Life at Newton Mo, Heavy.

kirksville, Mo- April 27.--A gathering
storm that had been threatening all after
noon broke upon Kirksville at $50 oclocl.
tonight in all the fury OF tornado. A
path quarter OF a mile vide aud as clean
as the prairie was swept through the east
ern portion OF the city. and 400 buildings,
homes and mercantile houses were levcled
to the ground in scattered ruins.
In the heavy rain that followed, ths pee.
pie who had escaped turned out toresf1e
the injured For two hours not much was
accomplished, as all was confusion, but by
s O'Clock twenty tive dead bodies lad
been taken from the ruins 1t is confident
IS expected that the list OF dead will reach
between hfty and sixty, il not exceeding
that. Almost Thousand people were more
or less injured
Daylight will he necessary before an
adequate estimate Of loss OF life and prop
erty can be had. Each blanched tace re-
ports new calamity.
St Louis April PA special to the
Globe Democrat from Kirksville, Mo.
gives the list OF killed in the cyclone TO-
night so far as known as follows:
VIM H. Howells. student Of the Amer
lean school of ostecpsthy
Mrs W H. sherbouru, wife OF a stu
dent of the school Of oste opathy.
James S. Weaver, ST., retired contractor.
Theodore Brigham. merchant
Edward Beeman, boy
Mrs. ". w. Green and daughter Bessie.
Mrs. II, Ellington.
Nh A. W. Glaze.
Mrs. a. $. Glaze.
Mrs. Ben Green,
Mrs. John Larlil, Sr.
Mrs, Emma Mahaifey.
Mrs. G. Woods,
Mr.. A. Little.
Mrs. a Little.
Mr.. Joe Woods.
Mrs. Joe Woods
Mrs. A W Ranscho'tf
Mr.. A. W, Rains1hott,
Mr. g. A. Gibbs
Mrs. G. A. Gibbs
A. c. Reale,
James Cunningham.
Mrs. Mitchell.
Those reported killed are,
Mr.. Peck.
M" Anderson,
Mir stephens
DR.. Billings.
Colonel Little and family.
Mrs Penschott and child.
Known injured
Mr. and Mrs Deniston. Mrs. Hohson, II.
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anybody with which to shoot Americans,
and were it no, for the sources from whicn
the information comes they would not
credit the tale, but 1t is unquestiouably
true.
The arms and munitions of war, It is
learned, have been sent under cover fiom
the United States to Asiatic ports, thence
reshipped to Singapore and Hong Kcns,
From these points the Filpinos nave been
running the blockade established by
Dewey and getting the arms to Aguinaldo
and his men. To what extent the traffic
has been carried on can not be learned,
but it is believed that considerable GUAR
titles Of valuable supplies have reached
the Filipinos In this way
There will be no arrests and no official
publicity, but representatives of the ad r.
ministratlon have given the manufacturers
concerned to understand that the traffic
must stop at once or they will be dealt
with summarily.
The administration. has also learned that
the American soldiers have been supplied
With the literature of the "anti-imperial-
list" league by Its secretary, Mr.. Edward
Atkinson lie has. also been told ina, It
would be a good thing to quit his mis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
The. Hardware Pool.

New York, April %. The Commercial
Advertiser say; The reports that com
bination Of the manufacturers of hardware
is being effected were confirmed today.
The new company will be incorporated
under the laws OF New Jersey and will in
clude all the principal manufacturers of
building hardware. locks, etc, in tho
United States The aggregate value Of the
properties to be included In the new com
pany will be 100000 600.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
silk Ribbon Trust.

Now York April 1.-THE World tomor-
row will say; Circulars have been issued
by the promoters for a combination OF all
the concerns in this country engaged in
the manufacture of silk ribbons and broad
silk goods. The prospectus, among other
things says: II is proposed TO perform a
corporation under the laws of New Jersey
TO be called the United States silk Manu-
featuring company, with a capital OF about
500 600. 600
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
BUFFALO BAYOU IMPROVEMENT.
Captain Riches Report Submitted to War Depart t.
ment and Early Action Is Expected.

Warrington April capan Riches
His decision
improvement
Ing he
Mackenzie the engineers department that probably
which the chan shall be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
oALumpIT CAMPAIGN.
Nothing Heard from otis Concerning
Army's Movements.

Washington April 27.-The war depart
mont did not receive any information to-
day from General Otis respecting develop
mentf In The campaign about calumpit.
II is said now that. while it is a pat Of
the plan for Lawton, moving westward
from Norzsssray, to take the rebels 10 The
rear al Calumpit and crush them between
his own forces and those OF Mac Arthur,
the principal object was 10 clear The ccrn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
BASE OF SUPPLIES
American Manufacturers Furnishing
Aguinaldo with Arms.
ADMINISTRATION is ANGRY.
Loath to Believe Americans Would
Furnish Filipinos with Bullets.
MUNITIONS SHIPPED TO ASIATIC PORTS
Reshipped to Singapore and Hong Kong
and Struggled Into the Islands.
MUNITIONS SHIPPED TO ASIATIC PORTS
THAT THE TRAFFIC BE STOPPED
Secretary Atkinson of the Anti-Im-
perialist Lcuguc Is Advised to
Stop His Missionary work.

Washington, April 27-Trustworthy in
formation is in possession of the admin
istration to the effect that arms and mu-
nitions OF war have been sent from Amer.
lean manufactures to the Filipinos,
The war department officials say It is al
most incredible that American manufac-
turers should send guns and bullets TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

Chattanooga, Ga, April GA Times
special from Birmingham says Il is
learned here that the Organization of the
New Republic Iron and Steel company.
with capital of $55,0O0.o0O generally
known as tho bar iron trust. will be COM
pleted in New York during the first three
days of next week,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
Al Grants old Home.

Galena. H., April 27.-The annual cele-
bration of the birthday OF General U, ).
Grant was held here today. Special trains
we're run from points In Iowa, Wisconsin
and Illinois and brought thousands OF peo
pie to take part In the exercises. POST
master General Emory Smith was orator
NJ the daV
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7 HE TRUSTS.


Trenton, N. j.. April 27.-Articles of in
corporation were filed with the secretary
Ct state today Of the Amalgamated Cop
per company, with an authorized capital
of $40 900 600
Articles Of incorporation were also filed
by the United States Flour Mills company
with an authorized capital of $50, 900, 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
Cuban Mortgage r,tension.

Havana, April 27.--The mortgage extern
sion decree has finally been issued after
cabled information from Washington
clearing up several points In dispute
Politicians regard the decree as virtual
declaration OF President McKinley's lnten-
ton to occupy the island for two years at
least.
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try back 10 the foothills OF tho Numerous
small bodies of insurgents who nave hpon
harasslng the country and making life
miserable for the American troops by TO-
rays al unexpected times and places It
is believed that General Lawton has sue
eeeded IN this and that when he has ef-
fected junction with Macarthur north II
Calumpit It viii be possible to establish
a comparatively short line OF works across
the country and prevent the return Of the
insurgents from the north.
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VIII Not Resign.

Little Rock Ark. April 27,-United
States Circuit Judge Caldwell denies tho
story telegraphed from Des Moines, Iowa.
that he is to retire in few months on ac-
count OF failing health. He left tonight for
St Paul to open court and has no inten-
ton of retiring from the bench.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
FIGHTING in SAMOA
Bloody Conflicts Between the Friend.
lies and Mataafa Rebels.
WAS BEHEADED WHILE ALIVE
Savage Butchery Of Ensign Monaghan
and Lieutenant Lansdae.
THE GERMANS FURNISH CARTRIDGES
Rebels Fly The German Flag to Deceive
Americans and English.
LIEUT.. GAuNT'S PARTY HAS A HARD TINE
They Attacked the Mntnnfritcs, hut
Were Unable 10 Disiodgc Them.
Adyi,cs from knuts.
THE GERMANS FURNISH CARTRIDGES
Rebels Fly The German Flag to Deceive
Americans and English.
lieut.. GAuNT'S PARTY HAS A HARD TIME
They Attacked tho Mntnnfnitcs. hut
Were Unable 20 DislodEc Them.
Adyi,cs from knuts.

Auckland n. r.. April 81. Particulars
of the fighting in Samoa, contained in tho
adyices received here from Apia under
date of April is. show that the battle te-
tween tho friendly natives and rebels toak
place at Vallejo, and that the latter lost
100 men in killed and wounded.
Further details of the death OF Ensign
] II Monaghan OF the United States
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REMARKABLE WRECK.
nan Through Wire Fences hut
Nobody WuS l>iIIaI

''eVfr April 26,-The westbound pas
ualn on the Norfolk and western
y que here about 10 O'Clock tonight.
naked about fur miles from this city.
9onohYe was overturned on the main
he literally Wrecked. as was also the
ine baggage and mail rars. the pas
%sanes and sleeper ran through a
4 WE fence into an open field for a
1. q ag Yards, and al! hut the 5'eeper
sN.sed' Mr. Grannis. the engineer.
meman stood at their posts and
~ INJURED, No one was killed, but
: pdssensers were slightly hurt.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28

BERLIN.--Virulent smallpox has APP
peared simultaneously In various parts Of
Germany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-28
Anti trust
Case Decided

BY the circuit court of Ar
kansas, making the law APP
ply only TO acts committed
in the state.
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DEPARTMENT or TEXAS.
Its Re-estubIishmeDt Looked For
nm Emily Dnic.


Its ACKNOWLEDGMENT Looked For Mt
an Early Date.
Washington, April 27.-When Adjutant
General Corbn was seen today he said the
secretary Of war still had the matter of
the establishment of the department OF
Texas under consideration and that no de-
csion had been reached The fact now
ever. that General Wheeler was offered
command OF such department argues that
it's re-establishment has been decided on,
and it is the opinion in army circles hat
the order for such establishment VIZ
soon'be issued
Pittsburg, Pa, April 27-During the ar
ternoon General Wheeler was asked II
the report was true that he had been as
signed to the department of Texas.
81 hope not" he replied. Il want to go
TO the Philippines. There are several
good fights left in me yet. and | think l
could serve my country best in active
service in the field. have not given up
hope of being sent to Manila"
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ANTI-rRuSr LAW PASSED.

vote in the senate, Mr. corbett would have
been seated a."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04
IL MERITS ATTENTION.
a New Preparation Which Cures
Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
Remarkable Curative Properties.

KEEN arkaDiS Curative Properties
A new remedy, which may revo,utionize
the treatment Of stomach troubles. has re-
Gently been placed before the public, and
bears the endorsement of many leading
physicians and scientific, men.
The remedy is not a wonderful secret
discovery, nor a patent medicine. neither
Is it claimed TO cure anything except in
digestion and stomach troubles. with
which nine-tenths OF our nation are al
ficted
The remedy IS IN the form of pleasant
tasting tablets or lozenges, containing
vegetable and fruit essences, pure asepti,
pepsin Gree from animal impurities, lis
muth and Golden Seal They are sold bv
druggists generally under the name Of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Many interesting experiments made with
these tablets show that they possess re-
markable digestive power. one grain Of
the active principle being sufficient 70
thoroughly digest 5000 times its own
weight Of lean meat. eggs. cat meal or
similar wholesome foods. These tablets
do not act on the bowels Ike after-dinner
oils, nor in fact do they act upon any
particular organ. but the manner In which
they cure al forms Of Indigestion IS this.
They act entirely upon the food eaten. Gi-
costing it completely, uourishing every
tissue and nerve IL the body. They simply
perform The work OF digestion. thus civ
inr The weak stomach rest and assistance
sufficient 20 enable Il 10 Recover It's nor
nal strength. This IS the reason 81 many
pretended cures have signaUy failed: they
do NOT furnish The digestive power which
is the one thing above all others that the
stomach Ct the dyspe1ric lacks. and IN
less that lack IS supplied. IL is waste Of
time 20 attempt q restore the enfee Bed
stomach hv means ~ TONES - stomach
5itters" ard pills" No permanent Eoo5
can result from their uss
II the stomach San b rested ard ez-
sisted in the work az digestion x VII
very soon recover. This IS the secret ard
che whole secret. ~ The remarkable sue
cess of Stusrt'z Dyspepsia Tablets. q
remedy practically unknown year ago.
and row the most popular. widely used
. dyspepsia remedy. E,veryTEse- a success
secured aiuost entirely on It's merits as
il has never been extensively advertised
Stua-t's Dyspeps{a Tablets sre u0E so y
by druggists everywhere ar - cents T.er
package = be hasn't them 81 stock. p
via order tkem f-- you from his Whole
sale hnUss. They are made hy TIE :. A
Stuart Co. chemists. Marshal. NJ,
who viii b pleased 20 send information
and testimonials from every state ia She
Unioa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04

ron Of the ability. the splendid courage
ard e.gh sense Of duty manifested BY the
men in the American navy az Manila and
Santiago, and by the American army IN
cuba and IN the Philippine Islands.
Resolved. That as a result q me Prov
ess OF the American navy and the Intrepid
courage Of the land forces u the United
States. the strength n the American na-
ton has a broader meaning in the eyes
q the world. and The commercial possi5ili-
ties have a broader field. whereby greater
respect will be extended - American e.ti-
zenship IN every land. ard ne oP2ortuni-
ties broadened for disposing e re s'1rpius
products % the farms, mills ard fae.1ries
IN the United States. thereby. broadening
the delds q labor and Increasing TIRE o.
po-tuaiase ot the citizen II ais p1tza5s o.
happiness.
A vote q thanks was te-Hsres q =. o
Standard. the president. for h-s impartial
rulings ard courtesy 20 TIRE uenbe-s-
Whereas. The success - this cerEre@s
depends largely upon ire work O TIE
chairman ~ IRE executive committee ard
upon the secretary r TIE coagrss-. ard
W5e-eas. This congress r ore = .Ne
raost Successful hela II po.rt o, sa.e er9
representative rsez as DELEGATE. an r.
'-e worE accomplished. - =
Reso,ved. Taat ere 'hazks = 30 err
cress - exte1se-7 20 Mssz-s =. T. - ses
asd J Hu3s)- M-Kngat f9r tHs'- ue' r.
ing ard able sGar,s r. uzl.7s Re c.a-
gross 50 eus crszsaL
Resolved ~ taz congress Taa; i *
tsnd 20 ne Paeez = sttea6a-~s hare ita
thanks f9T their Strives. Ehica -es
cozu1i ir1ettary or heir part Taesr rsat
sP7ea-znos au1 sen-lsraz1iy ways I'D
ef-.cier.t services have won TIE admir-
tg3 q ta.s c1nErsss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-04

planted in the midst OF its inspiring seen
cry, neighboring markets for Kansas
farms would be created, the railroads
eventually receive volume and character
Of traffic far more remanerative and Sc
cure than under the present Hess!an plan,
and out Of the enormous increment thus
fairly earned and applauded by grateful
and loyal patrons, finally provide an in
come which would justify their present
capitalized expectancy. But the initiative
must be, and should be, taken by the rail-
road companies themselves They repre-
sent nearly one-ffth Of the aggregated
wealth Of all this country. Those wso d.
rect and are in charge OF these powerful
agencies should realize that IL is their
duty, as we'll as their privilege, to inau-
gurate the possibilities have suggested
To them 1 would say in conclusion:
Who saves his country saves all things.
And all things saved will bless him.
Who lets his country die let's all things
die
And all things dying curse him.
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DOING GOOD EVERYWHERE.
A Medical Discovery that Effec-
tualiy Cures Piles in
Every Form.

For many years physicians have expert
mented in vain. seeking a remedy which
would effectUally cure piles and other rec
tai troubles without resorting % a sur
gical operation Many remedies were
found 70 give temporary relief. but none
could be depended upon TO make a LAST
Ing. satisfactory cure
Within Il recent period. however. a new
remedy, the Pyramid Pile Cure. has been
repeatedly tested IN hundreds of cases and
with highly satisfactory results.
The first effect OF the Pyramid Pile
Cure is to Instantly remove the pain ard
irritation generally present and from that
time on the cure rapidly progresses and
before the patient IS hardly aware of Il
he Is entirely cured The remedy seems
10 act directly on the nerves aud blood
vessels OF the parts affected as it comes
IN direct. contact with them and sets Up
healthy action. wh.Sl in perfectly nat
UraJ way brings The parts 10 their normal
condition
The remedy does its work without any
pain or Inconvenience TO the sufferer aud
Is justly considered one OF the mos. me--
itor-ous discoveries OF modern medicine.
u
often times dangerous diseases with
which humanity IS afflicted. II neglected
/, frequently develops into Fgstula or some
equally fa,al or .ncurable trouble. whereas
10y the timely use Of this simple but ef-
fective remedy no one need suffer q. sins,e
day from any form ot piles unless they
want 10.
The Pyramid Pie Cure S. perfectly
harmless, containing no mineral poIsaas.
ana IS also very reasonable in price. cost
ing but one dollar q package Il SIS sola
Is drug stores everywhere. The meurr1--
turers OF the remedy are the Pyrernid
Drug Co, O. Marshall Mica. who have
placed this excellent preparation 5er5ca
the public orly after giving ii tho-ou-r
and repeated tests in the hands o. repula-
ble physicians. The results in Aund-Js a
cases have convinced US that il wu nc,
oisapEolnt you.
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only 10 the visitors 51t n ever body e.ss.
was the work ~ ". A. Myers tae Isat-
rirr brush artist. vao hes been erh-nitiaE
his v--. III one ~ tha show winl-sH ~
en- r,.z.,~ store. Great crowds have Seen
WATCHING hin. ard wert aEsy aaz1 az
The WORK q tte artist A-. Myers pants
TIRE most beag-if5i landscape genes u
view q tre ald.orr- s-d 1ss - -
quick,y as his brlsa on b mafe to Fzefp
over che canvas large ri-nFe 20 m
laae6 g. Tex moments z-1 ne fri'i0a
eye cannot detect fault ia The paiH'-ns
AFTER Il f. heft s1 ~ view gfe Ae7a
store certainly made great Pr - en-
gazing enc .izH-nEaz artist t1 efHis3t hia
rrs-vasogls work 81 thei- atnAgEa
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ca So TO n Z "a.
1Tsskss ~ Hgs iszY 5as---st
ss::.= GhA0z5-
VISITORS BOUGHT PHOTOS
Mr.. Rogers sold over sIoO WSrth 81
One Had.

NJ " E. Re-ars Mo ph9teTrsp 80 ere
Trans Sflsslszl15s Cs-x-eas faga - 1a7
1eoeiyes 9se- $50 Ns--a - e-1e-H ~ f1
D.~turea. TIE eEpsuTe waa r- a
Er Rogers s-r1see1 - ssz En-
excellent picture - fha graz
1asct uaee e pretty eF - VIZ
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wao had usst -ere go fss 1Tt r ere
eot aezsalzfs- 11s 40 -
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rzsttysa keps t1s GastaE-zssss~ af-f aag
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WON GOLDEN OPINION
Hiss Les 8HEweil- Congress stezsz
rapheF. GsmplIns~ stsd

Nss II = g1rps.s has a@#a ' = 80
szsisaz 1s.e IS q fae Ssas--1l ~af---'t
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FOR
ITCHING
PALMS

ONE NIGHT TREATXENT.- Soak the hands
thoroughly. on retiring, in HOT lather OF
CUTIcURA SOAR. Dry, and anoint freely with
CUTTCURA ointment, the great skin cure and
purest of emoIients. Wear old gloves during
the night. For sore hands, itching, burning
palms and painful finger ends, this one night
treatment is wonderful.
IknssEG Especially Mothers are mostccmpetent
UUtfsLfa to appreciate the remarkable cleansing,
rTrvise and ernolient properties Of CUTICUEA Soap
and 70 find new for il daily.
Sold fl,rouphot1t the world. POTrER D. AND CoRPs
Props Boston. How 70 Have Beautiful Hands, irea'
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RAPID WORK or AN ARTIST

Er. HyeFs P-Iat- P4eturrs " hiie
Nau ~ att.
The Holt County sentinel., 1899-12-15
a DlVIit 4 MINORITY

liFtaL !,!IuHr:- az liz" hnu-r hase
s-it.''.r''!ri "a capturing III" control Il
tt,-. 'a uoiai, aud. ~u far a. iHrH ca'
,iirr.rf ri.r ..ri.lm,, Il The Drmnrr ais 40
cprGr...-, 'i.,. It!t.y f irl"u aI'l i''
carrie: at /. o.. tsA".-T, duuhT;ul II
i'.. l,.a.;rr-hIp uf H.cnnrisnn aiii
etrrug' i,r, The .!rmurrhtic case. The
rna!arr! II the lieruD',cnns Is not large,
- prirE but fifteen "n fu!' vote. II
/: ,hrr,s g. -enl,.d. II L.. ncW-vrr. suf
t,..,rn;, tnG th~ E,pubiI"auS are quite
u"ifrd. pr nraE.s 80, uu distinct party
iit.,.-. Nh,l- tie. Democrats are very
bld., iui a!drik ,iIytiri The defeated
element of the minority. those who fol
lpN Eaii-!, are even more strongly Op-
posed {. the attitude IL the i;rNanites
on -"r.e rnrarGrr- than they are 10 the
. T-E...t,lirHUS. \ very considerable num-
. Ter f lh-m Niii at WITH the maIprI, y
al: gI-~'iuus ail-cuug finance ana the
/ tu'riIu policy, oElie bu! very few, II
af.. pi lie Republicans are at varianc.
! N'Ii. Iar party policy nu those questions
: Y pa lEls di:I>IpH ~ pariv ranks, the
n."cuIr atruns ut Democratic LEADERS tt
nh-truct Legislation are likely to prove
/ altogether abuTlIhr. and ih-r- SHOULD
f p- i'l'ie t. interfere With the dl@patCf
/ vf El!hIc bu-iu-es.
: Mr.. !iryan can expect to reap hut lit
/ tie L-uelit from the success Of ms maj
/ ki'! ar,iun IN the caucus.