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fairs IN the United states senate. What
senator Hawley might say as to the pur-
pose OF the increase CT the army could be
taken as ex caihedra. Hero is what this
distinguished senator did say the other day
to tho Connecticut Legislature:
And then smoas the thlars that great ccrn-
tries must think Of are the wild. unrsasl ~
iug insutrcctlons and mcbs. i was wise
tairg for the M rchanis Of Cnicsgo . give
hne tract % iaad TO the Natlo1al gtvsfn
ment. wb3 fortified " and u is nos FofS
Sheridan. We have heard OF Disturbances
Chicago. We hope. ho~eyer. we never sh,'l
have any again, but We knew the best way
net to have them ~ TO be prepared FOR then;
SO gay We shall need large army T. sta1i
back Of municipal authority. IN last ies5 I.
IL = single company OF tie Federal hluec avs
marches around the corner with their steady
and solemn step. the mob dis7ersss. bssause
they know they arc men who shot v1an
ordsftd TO. II i simply business with them.
No governmtut L free from the possioiiity
OF resoFting 10 force
Here is the whole grim purpose OF
pluiocracy boldly announced in few sig
nifesnt sentences. II Is not for the Philip
pines or fer Porto Rico that VIC are en-
laiging the regular army. We want the
companies OF Federal bluecoats" TO march
aTouIu Tue cclhtIo III Sltiss d4iu PNs NV"
strikes, because swe know that such SOL
ders shoot VIXEN ordered to-" There Is a
suspicion that State troops might have
come sympathy with "the mob and might
hesitate to shoot Down unarmed citizens
cIamcring for right or for bread. but the
Federal bueeoats" Will shoot when or
dercd tor
That the government will not refuse TO
so use these regulars the Chicago incident
referred to 6emonstrates. There was no call
In that case by tho mayor nor the governor
OF the State for Federal troops. A bold and
aggressive man in the White House. at tn,
beck OF the big corporations, put down tins
strike without waiting for demand in the
constitutional way. And the supreme couri
of the United States justified the action!
Senator Hawley has recklessly declared
the intention to have big army to "stanc
back OF municipal authority''--th is t
supersedc the police whenever plutocrati'
president gives the word
The note OF alarm has been sounded th,
people are warned. The increased army il
10 become the instrument of the trusts ant
syndicates in keeping down the masses
The worst fears OF the conservative pa
triots OF the country are JUSTIFIED.
What are the pc, pie going to do in tn,
premises--iudcrse this nefarlous republican
scheme, or rebuke It?
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TORNADO-..HlGH WATER
Houses Demolished in Suburban Towns
Near Birmingham.
TRAINS ON THE SOUTHERN SUSPENDED
Trucks washed Away and Trestics
and bridges Carried Off-Loss
VIII tic Heavy.

Birmingham. Ala. March l5,-M .
O'Clock this morning windslorm PASSED
near thu eass limits of Birmingham and
swept Though the suburban. toGns Of
Avondale and Woodlawn. doing several
thousand dollars damage. 4, was a yeri
table tornado and gained force as Il weAt.
The ROOT CT the siosa furnace cast house
was blown of. The laundry OF the Avon
dale mills was destroyed and a dozen cot
tages at that place were leveled TO the
ground. Between Avondale ard Woodlawn
the storm passed UP the Fifth avenue road
and moved every house 1t struck from its
foundation.
At Woodlawn, Woods machine shop,
two negro churches and fifteen or twenty
cottages were destroyed. In most in
etances the occupants escaped uninjured.
A few, however. were eighty hurt, the
most serious being Mrs. Annie Johnson,
who occupied an old store on the Fifth
avenue road. She wos buried under falling
timbers but was quickly rescued by neigh
bors. She Is not fatally hurt. There we're
many narrow escapes. The damage as far
as Is known viii amount to about 100000.
aIost OF the houses destroyed were cot
tages.
Heavy rsisa foil west OF here last night
and all trains ON the Southern railway be-
tween Birmingham and Greenville. Miss,
are annulled because of washouts.
Arthur o. Hodgns white boy. was
buried in the wreckage of his fathers
house His arm was broken and he was
seriously injured At tbis house the four
walls were blown away and the bed con-
tanning three children left In the middle OF
the room. The children were not scratch
ed The injured boy was In an outer wing
and the main building crushed this In.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

splcndid success snu oa1ar Is a
sMITliylLLE--Tho aremea's ANNA,
"as siitterins success H"' oa'
p. IAN LETT, The foundation Of ~.
ir'SpSterian church has bson inid new
ROCK ISLAND. Very heavy shinL
oerd wood arc being made Just. now p's"Ss oil
hlNGE, The E,ip. after mest ,,n,,,..
va s'sse, mas almost entirely dlssppsared
SLhbu RNE "A prohibition olac,ion !,
eeeh ordered for Johnson county N, Ann i'as
DENlSoN. Tho Denixon signal n, 80.
Ssnmn weekly viii SOON maka its sopgsr-
M'KINNEY. Ernest Parks VII, -
the issue Of tho Advocate, a SeInos "sSi !
WACO The Citizens Railway comn,r,,
1 ~. me Waco street car system. will e,nin
the line with new cars wan eluip
bELToN.--wiil Hodges was thrown IRON,
a, a Disyee ana seriously injured; he was mn
conscious for some lime. was un-
m MihiNNEY Peach blossoms are helm, A.
inivvtsd 70 prove that all the fruif W. ~
killed by tho February freeze. vas ho'
ELLIOTT public school has c,o,es %,
s ssSoi tsrn : e5neert Participated ia By ths
PORT. WORTH, John p. sh,s,., a.,
mere. He was one OF the men who oerseout "a
the WHISKY ring In Missouri
CORPUS CHRISTI. Since he stata ,a.,,,
usiettment has isolated Laredo tv a $685.,
teen withdrawn. "ANe
IhRkEi.L,-M Many Of the mcmb, "a Of nam.
psN =. reurso Texas, have returned nome.
stay ~ Houston . unsr
fohr WORTH According TO ths snnn.,
itpeft OF the FORK Worth ofphaas' hans r. r.
v saoNl that The chidFcn are supro tts5 =,
cost q si.se PR month for each.
i. MAto.. IN. H. L. Taylor o. this CITY. who
az ti ssAistset surscou o. the rbiri Texas vsi'
unteeis, with The rauk OF major, bss re-.
ess'sa sHiamission as surgeon in The regular
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SOME posroR,prs.

hewey now has twenty-five vessels under
MIS- command Several others are under
water near him.
Ono OF the ldlest fads in Paris is 10 be
photographed as a mummy. The patients
or victims. generally OF the genIler sex.
are stretched out In a sarcophagus. han
daged In the true Egyptian style, and then
photographed,
In Germany It Is considered necessary
that child should "go up" before il goes
down in the world, so ii is carried upstairs
as soon as born. In case there is no up-
stairs, the nurse mounts a. table or chair
with the infant.
Inc largest loayes OF bread baked in
, world are those OF France and Italy.
me pipe bread OF Italy is baked in
France the loaves are made in the shane
OF very long rolls. four or five feet in
length, and in many cases six feet.
The London Bookrnan says that a we'll
knowl American writer, at present In
England, who has done some notable work
as special correspondent, recently received
an oner from a New York Journalist TO
proceed at once to Devils Island. rescue
Dreyfns and bring him to New York.
the payment was fixed at $1,000. 10 be in
creased TO $4,000 II the expedition should
DC successful. and $4,000 expenses. The
offer was refused.
says a Richmond. Va. special OF Thurs
day 70 the Baltimore Sun; "Mrs. vir-
gina cuthhert Powell Minneserode. widow
~ the late Charles MinEegerode and
danghter-fn-iaw OF the late Rev. Charles
died shortly after midnight last night az
her home on Prince street She was 10
yssrs old. She wac the daughter OF Geo.
Y, Powell aud his wife, Msrrlcts Turner.
y Loudoun county va, She leaves nine
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Knit Goods Trust Proposed.

New York. March 15.--More than
hundred knit goods manufacturers met !
this city today 10 consider the advisabilis
of forming combination OF interests.
was said that the plan Is to form a com
bination on a basis OF SIS, 100000 prefers
stock to pay per cent. and s5o,ooo'Ov
common stock.
A committee was appointed to estimau
the output OF each plant in the countrl
the cost of production and the allotment
stock under the consolidation.
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sranted these monopolists BIZ the leHsla-
lures elected by the vctimized people.
me enactment AMI enforcement OF a law
recurring every man .. corporation of men
10 pay 10 society the annual value of the
OF others is natural. just and effectiye
remedy Nv
Inc fund thus raised would enable us
10 aooiish the present outrageous system
Of taxing everything In sight, besides re-
storing to the people their blrthright and
oethroning the lords to whom they now
pay sim tribute for the use of the earth
~nieh Nature provided freely for all.
A. W. Folsom
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THE REAL REASON For ma
ARMY.

When conservative but tar-seeins jour
nails and patriots in this country have on
posed 2 large increase In the regular army
On tbs ground that such force would
threaten the liberties OF the people, taey
nave been ridiculed and abused by the
scvoestes q big military establishment.
"nea some Of us have contendcd that
tho real purpose Of this proposed increase
IN the army was to have ready weapon
u home to stop popular agitation rather
.nan force abroad To maintain order, The
aenchmen ana servile Journals Of plutoc.
rtey have affected TO laugh at such fears.
sut the truth will ont generally ana rise
g eoniuas conspirators in spite Of the
usn'ost preeaution! ons Of the champions
~ PIG army ana one Of the prominent
5slc's snd thin FesqbIicsus. Who stapds
- II the counsel sp1 counciIs Il ii,
Psfty y esnaser Ssvlsy II Connecticut
eSF'aap q ~ esnmissss " military Il.
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nnJoroINc wrrH norsroN.


renaha New Era Congress has made an
appropriation Of 100000 for the ship channc,
In buhalo bayou at Houston. With deem
water and Tho Post. Houston will boom.
Colorado Citizen tcolumbnsl: Houston viii
get 100000 for her enterprise OF making But
falo bayou regular ship channel The
amount Is small for the work, but 1t is "a
starter.
Fort Worth Mail-Telesram: Houston Is 10
b. congratulated on getting 100000 With
Which TO begin work on the Buffalo bayou.
Az the money appropriated by congress for
rivers aud harbors is not wasted.
Canada Gazette: All Texas rejolces with
Houston In her securing a 100000 appropria-
ton TO begin the work OF opening Buffnlu
bayou. 1t means millions 10 all Texas and
the dawn OF new era. especially for this sac.
ton.
Santa Anna News; Houston got 100000 a..
proprIatlon from congress TOT beginning wSrk
OF the channel on Buffalo hsyou, and tho OH.
zens held Bis celebration over tho oven' II
is thiDg over which tho entire state caa 10.
toiee with Houston.
tNeNetH Ai0i"uf Ahr ipst is well plca2od
| over the Appropriated made by congress for
ths connection VI Houston With the "lathers
o. waters The State should rejoice With its
daughter over this. because her sons will
ptont as much by Il as will Houston.
smithvine Transcript: Houston ia 10 be
congratulated upon securing an appropriation
from congress OF $500 600 for the purposo OF
securing deep water and the widening Of Duf.
! fae bayou ship emanuel. Houston 10 destined
to beeeme the metropolis OF the South
basle Lake Advertiser: Congress- aporo
priated 100000 before adjournlng 70 star, he
Buralo bayou ship canal. The Post, 40 doub,
deserves the biggest slice Of credit. The nay,
thing In order will be for Houston 10 an,
nounce anet she mas tho lsrscs; population OF
any Southern city.
Nosona Times; The people OF Houston a. ~,
hsshls ela'ed over the recent action OF sor-
siess In approprist.ng $4,000 for os.innsr
on the ship channel up Buffalo BAYOU. mi
appropriation comes with the assurance ar
more when needed. Houston is made nm !,
,ht kind OF men that build cities. ana nm
nalt chance she VIII be the future metro,r
Us Of Texas. What makes lIonston nun. 4.
one OF the best nspeFs published m Inc so.,s.
vs.t--fAs Heurton rcss. W
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THE TRUSTS.
international Company Is Behind
the Round Cotton Dale.


Baltimore, Md, March 1o.--Plsns foi
the reorganization OF the international
Trust company We're completed today and
the new company will be ready for bust.
ness in short time. The promoters oil
the new company are John e. Searles q
New York, John L. Williams G. Co. Of
Richmond; Middendorf, Oliver e. Co,
Douglass & Gordon, Charles 7. Westcot.
of Baltimore and others.
The company will have a capital stock
of several million dollars and will be in.
ternaticnal in its scope, having already
arranged for connections In several Euro
pean cities. 1t is expected that the cour
pany Will conduct the financial operations
connected with the cotton company ard
auxiliary undertakings in the South with
which Mr. Searles is so closely identified.
MIR. Gordon will be president of the new
company with Charles 7. Westcott John
+. searles and j. w. MiddendorfI vice
presidents.
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army and has been assigned to duty in

army and has been assigned to duty in
Cuba.
CoMANCHE.-7Stil good deal OF sickness
and a good deal Of 1t fatal. Four deaths IN
one night in the town. The doctors think
a good rain would improve health mett,rs.
CoMANCHE.-Th discharged soldiers OF
company NJ, Fourth regiment, reached home
last week. large number OF their friends
and the girl military company met them on
arrival.
Gallery. Abe Mulkey has been hol ling
a revival meeting here which resulted in
eleven aocessions to the church; he has gone
10 Houston TO h,ld meeting,
GRANGER. John Bird was up in q tres
cutting off limbs when he accidentally let
the AK slip; II struck Mr.. Jasrer Wright IN
the face, cutting through his upper lip ana
otherwise brulsug him about the race
HlLLsBoRo.- Tho drug store OF DR.. Dean.
ten miles northwest OF here, at Woodbury.,
was burgarized Tuesday night. The cate wac
dynamlted tho door being blown comnletpiy
of. II Is said the robbers got soVo Ia
money.
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mcnt To the other Journal, intended LOT the
women OF the household.
But II Is the iabnrs of DR.. Wise for the uni
fcaton of Jewish congregations, as II was
really sfectsd by the Union of American He
brew Congregational that will always const
tute his chief claim to be considered great
man The Hebrew Union college is to be con-
sldered as the offspring OF the union, which
Tor every moment OF Its existence has been
under the. watchful and psternal eye OF the
founder OF both institutions.
DR.. Wise however, is also to be honore6 Us
one OF the most prolific and influential He
known works are his History of the Israel
itish Nation" In which his peculiar vi.vs
find prominent place; ais Essence of Juda-
ism. which Is a masterful portrayal OF the
details which enter into tie construction ot
the religion OF old, and his judaism Its Doe
trinss and Duties" which is largely warn
ing 70 tEsse VINO might be wandering on the
Parhaps mons OF his works, however, cru-
ated such Widespread interest as his Mar
tvtdom OF Jesus Of Nazareth" in whose cruel
hxon ne maintains the Jewish nation had no
hand 10 this work the psychological points
are 50 kesnly outlined aud there is such an
evident desire TO ascertain the truth that not
many VINO nave perrsed his pages nave closed
the beck unpersuaded. 1t is exactly this con-
spicuous honesty that has made Dr. Wise from
that day to this such q conspicuous fsure in
the Hebrew and in tho literary world,
still the list of his writings is not complete,
~ '"S's must DC Elue1 ms "CoSmic God.
mis- Three Lectures on Jesus, the Apostles
ana Paul" his Wandering jew" and, COM
ing down TO q more recent day. his ..Historv
OF IN, Hebrews Second Commonwealth" de-
voted % those questions which within recent
ssars nave largely occupied the students OF
On one subicct DR.. Wise has always spokeu
shAroeoly. ana that Is z,onism IL is possiui,
mat ne desires TO see established in Pulesilne
government separate from the influence OF
oiher religions The ideal OF Zionism lies
~ nhors witnin thaa without. and the future OF
tns movement, whatever II may be viii nrob.
Wise, 'uppo'' " III.
Cincinnati, Ohio. March 15:-This WIS
the greatest day of the conference of rablds
In respect TO crowds OF business transacted
ana the banquet served in honor OF Rebhi
WISE at the Phoenix club tonight In the
morning at Mound street Rabbi Hecht inc
treasurer, made his report. after which was
read and discussed paper BY Rabbi "a
iiseh of Richmod. Va, on The Rahhi and
the Charities WV
In The afternoon at the temple tbn re-
port OF the public committee was made nv
habbi Stolz of Chicago. An animated dis
cusslon followed on paper presented by
haDbi Emil G. fiirsch OF Chicago on 1Tbe
National Idea In Judlsm, With Especial
reference to the Zionistic Movement
Inc banquet tonight at the Phoenix hall
% which Rabbi Wise was The guest ~
honor, was in every respect a magnificent
aHair The toasts and responses we're eight
IN number, There wore in all 3i5 guests
nearly half OF whom were ladies.
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The judiciary committee OF the house is r.
ported to have acted adversely on all OF ths
libel bills before Il, thas refusing 20 accord
u the respopsible newspapers OF ths state
simple Justice under the laws. In view OF
tins fact The Post would suggest tina, The
Views Of these Legislators be carried 70 their
lchita' conclusion in the matter OF proper
statutory enactment Let law be passsa
wiin the following proclsmstion recently IA.
sued BY the dosssst empress Of China "a n
b4sis;
~ Sloee the uewspapers ouly serve 10 air ~,
wa masses and TO ovsrthros the exisuns ar ~
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Jer.cy san nt MorIs.

Trenton, N. j.. March 15.--Papers wer,
filed with the secretary of state today In
creasing the stock of the Havana Electro
Railway company TO s1o,O00.Ooo.
Articles were also fled increasing ths
capital stock of the international Tractiol
company from ss50,0O0 to s15,00o.0 900, The
company is formed to construct railroad
ana bridges.
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shoe Ton Trust.

Chicago, March 15.--shoe tops will socs'
be turned out by a trust. Under the cord
porate titles of the American Hide ant
Leather company, with a gross capitalize.
ton OF $50, 000, 600, twenty-five out Of thirty
of the leading tanneries Of the unitet'
States have, it is said, decided TO pool ~
sues.
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THE RACES.
No HoolsmnIscrs on the IugIesid,
Tracl--Thc Results.

NO HOOkmnkcrs the IugIeside
TraclS--Thc Results.
San Francisco. March i5.--The Inglesi1s
COLO was run today without bookmakers. A
few hand books were made, but very litti,
business was done Weather raining; track
sloppy.
Four furlongs, 2-yesr- olds--Lomond, Aiary'.
Carter, Glissando Time :fs;s.
short course steeplachase, purse-Eanty,
Lord Chesterfield. Huntsman. Time 4:i5If.
-Four and half furlongs. the Occidental
stakes. selling--Winysh, st. Anthony, Morbid
Time :55a4.
Six furiongs. selling kanisin, Jingle jim
gle, Petrarch. Time 1:16l,.
Mile ana a furlong, sellinR--SuryIyor Lime
water. Moripel. Time 1874
six furlongs-Jinks, Ed Garland wyoming
Time l:ill5.
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Harrison Nominated.

Chicago, March 15.-The result OF ~
democratic primaries held today insul'
the denomination OF Garter II. Harrison =
mayor. No opposition to the Harris9s
ticket was made at the polls BY ne ~
herents OF Ex-Governor Altgeld, VINO ~
run as an independent candidate. ana
consequences light vote wos poiied'
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Joined the Trust.

Louisville, KY, March 1.-THE Dis
tillery of John Cochran q Co. at Frankfort
was today transferred to the KcntucE
Distilers and Warehouse company. AZ
though the consideration is withheld IN
price is said to have been good one. Ths
brand of whisky made is the Springhill.
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bicycle Cnmhinc.

New York, March 15.--The Herald will
say tomorrow Makers of bicycles have ar.
ranged the details for the formation of 4
trade combination that will involve cap.
ital to the amount of 100000. 1000
No change in the bicycle business for tbs
present year is contemplated. but next veal
each manufacturers product will be mar.
keted the middiemen's profits being elm.
mated.
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DIR Of things, and since newspaper writers arc
the drcrs cf the il.eraFj. class. the contlnu-
a,itc cf such dangerous supplements eau result
81 NJ good W. hereby order. therefore. tnv
newspaper thu, Lave hitherto appeared 81 the
er piie. All publishers aud editors viii be
arrested and punished with utmost severity
OF the Jaw
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The prince OF Palermo is said 20 "
his wealth chiefly to the trade 70 sao
OF which he has a monopoly. INC snSJ
Is brought at night IN baskets On muih|
back from the mountains OF ifal5 q
ccast. and Is thence SHIPPED 70 tne ~
cities. where It is sold At ans
pound for refrigeratins puTpossA
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A meeting Of those iutsrefisd y Hoastous
proposed San Jseln;o pay tflsbrauon sllI be
reld in the rooms Of tho Business League
tots afternoon at o'clock. Every citizen o,
Houston who is interested In seeng the cele-
biaton undertaken and made success "a
urged to BE- present at this meeting. The la
dss are especially invited 10 attend and jcia
IN ihc discussion. as several featurss In which
they can give valued assistance Will doubtless
be included in the programme TO be arranged
10. this celebration. rhs flower parade matter
viii especially merit their attention, and their
views upon this are desired.
Colonel william }. Bryan intitnates az
cdad indisposlion to become a guest at Y
masquerade democratic dinner
--~-~--------------4
10 call OF our troops IN tho Philippines and
enter into negotiations with the enemy be-
two we had whipped Asuinaldo's army into
complete subsection would destroy our pres
tiys In tn. East and render any task yet be-
fire us In the Philippine Archipelago doubly
difhcut Those satl-imperlaiists, therefore
=
were attacked by AEuinsido and we should
finish him. Then we would look magnani-
NOUS in Offering generous concessions - the
national spirit and aspirations OF the natives.
! II China could only sec big brother any
| where in sight she might give Italy piece Of
her mind IN lieu OF slice OF her territory.
/ --------------
/ The difference between France and America,
! otsn hat h. ~.
| lira is stsbingly shown In the fact that plain,
! simple old Mother Loubet is lau ,hed at by the
| French press. white plain simple old Mother
| Mckinley was treated with chivalric defer
encc as the type OF good woman and tho
mother of a PRESIDENT
Tho recruiting Offices are said to be doing q
rushing business. but 1t Is significant that the
ago Limit has been raised from 80 70 IS years.
The agent OF the commissnry department
who made the contracts for army beef esys
Eagan was mistaken" when under oath he
testified that the beef was guaranteed 70 keep
pure and sweet for seventy two hours after
exposure--t was only Tor twenty-four hours
And Epgan was the man who called Miles ali
kinds OF liar!
Now that the Legislature is about TO give El
f'so a new cnarter' It Is hoped that lNeiS
town Will determine to stay in grand OLD
Texas,
--~
INA. uiu 'nat eci company DO win tna'
eariohu Oh peer "nich reclaimed ana car
ried away from the superintendent Of tn,
jacksonville. Fla. erematory after an urn,
board had condemned II to be burned? If 4
did not intend to use Il again. why take Il
Hwavp Tho beef inquiry hard mint fniioN
v" tu'S ''ue -
Tho German reichstar has clearer eopeep
lion 4, seams NJ N, host ,nte,.stu Of nc re,
Mo hmm has our c,,s-.ss .rho rsinhs,an rr
e. - =, t... ,A