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The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
BRYAN STILL
IN new YORK
OTatiOls Everywhere the
Leader Goes.
Speaking IN SMALL TOWNS
The Democratic Candidate Is Well
Pleased With His Reception
So Far,

New York, Oct. l0.-Mr. Bryan was
in excellent spirits when he left here
this morning and Immensely pleased
with yesterdays demonstrations, he
said.
The first stop today was at solvay, q,
suburb OF Syracuse, where he made a.
short speech to several hundred peo~
pie eongregated at the railroad station.
He made no direct references to the
salt business Of the place other than to
say that he did not know enough about
local conditions to be able to discuss it.
He again referred to 1.-The increased size
Of the standing army and said upon the
present basis of 100000 soldiers the ex-.
pense to the country would not be less
than $75. .0oO, 10000 year from a mili>
tary estimate.
A large crowd greeted Mr.. Bryan at
Seward park, where he devoted most of
his time to trusts.
A printed statement credited to E.
d. Metcalf. superintendent for D. NJ.
Osborne & Co., to the effect that in
case Mr.. Bryan was elected the Osborne
shops, one Of the largest manufacturers
Of agricultural implements in the coup-
try. would be closed, received Mr..
Bryan's attention. He declared that
Mr.. Netcalrs announcement was in-
Pnded to coerce voters.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
THE COTTON CROP.
Murphy y ools Report From Depart,
msnt at Washington.

Washington, Oct, 10. The damage
to crops from the storms approximate
100000 acres. With q promise on
Sept. of crop of abous 64O, 600 bales
at $50 peg bale, the amount destroyed
would represent value1of s3,4OO,o 1000.
The stasistiOiAn OF the department Of
agriculture has completed his investi-
cations Of the agricultural situation in
those counties in Texas that we're vis-
tied by tho West Indian hurricane Of
Sept 8. Reports have been reosIysd
from the departments regular corrs-
spondents, and from many other
prominent citizens identified with the
agricultural and commercial interests
Of southern Texas. Two experienced
special agents have personally visited
the storm>swopt region aud carefully
investigated the existing situation.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
BIG GOAL STRIKE FAR FROM A SETTLEMENT
Operators and Miners FlsSing Over the
Price Of Powder.


this Mineral railroad, and tho Union
Coal company, for an early rssump-
siOn of work ss their respective soIlis-
riss. The engineers and frsmsn have
been oE&srsd into the mAsss to repair
The psmps and engines, ana the muiss
are being brought back to the cOlftsEs
stables, The local strikers wsrs dis
appointed that no word had come from
President Mitchell in reference 10 a
settlement of the strike, as there APP
pears to be no break ia their ranks.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
DROUGHT IN TEA DISTRICT.

DROUGHT IN TEA DISTRICT.
Calsutta, Oct. ls.-The drought in
thetsa district is causing grave appre-
hension. It is OF unprecedented Sc,
verify in the districts of Cachon and
syIet, province Of Assam, causing
great anxiety IN regard to the tea and
other crops.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. Walter N. Gilmore, pastor,
Services, II 4. m. and 7 80 p, M; sun
day school, s:45 p. M; Young Peoples
meeting, 1O:15a. m. Subject; "stsw-
ardShip." Leader, PfOf, Griasth,
PrAyeEmestinE and Sacred Literature
olISI, Wednesday, z 80 p. m. All are
cordially invited.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
a BUSINESS CHANGE.
IMr. z. J. Doerfiinger Purchases
Bakery Of Mr.. J. M. HOodsnpyle.

Mr.. F. j. Doerhinger yesterday
purchased the bakery and confeotion-
cry store of Mr.. J. NJ. HoodenpyIe,,
corner Newcastle and Monk streets.
Mr.. Doerfinger will assume charge
OF the business today.
This deal in no way affects the other
business Of Mr.. Hoodsnpyle, corner Of
A and r streets.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
CABINET RUMoRs .
Air in London Said to Be Thick With
Them.

Nav York, Oct. 10. The air in Lon.
don is thick With cabinet rumors, says
the Tribune's correspondent in that
city.
Sir Michael Hioks- Beach will prob
ably stay ~ the exohequsr; he viii 20
TO the upper house. So may Arthur
Balfour. Mr.. Chamberlain will res
main in the colonial office. There is
some idea of making George wynshGm
sxohequer and Mr.. Brodriok secretary
for Ireland.
Mr.. BrodrIck and Mr.. wyndham
were rivals for promotion when Lord
ourEon left parliament for India. Mr..
Brodrick suocesded Curzon, but prob
ably regretted it when the campaign
came on and Mr.. Wyndham made a
marked advance As under secretary for
war. Each is certain Of promotion and
both would like the war Office.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
AFTER THE BUREAU.
Effort May 30 Made In Legislature to
Abolish Geological Department.

onof-
Atlanta, oes:esssg. ss.Lt Is iS currently re-
ported here that an effort will be
made at meeting Of the legislature to
abolish the department Of geology.
GsOIogi't Yeates was surprised when
told, but Gays, as the department is in
the best shape in years, he will make
no fight to keep the bill from passing.
Governor Gambler says that such a
bill would not surprise him.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
BorRs STILL FIGHT.
Lively skirnash in Which Eleven
Bosrs Have Been Killed.

London, Oct. l9.-Lord Roberts lei.
porte from Pretoria under date Of oct.
1s as .y4ows;
"a party Of Beers got in Jagersfon>
teln on the night OF Oct, le and . fight
ensued in the morning. Our loss was
Il killed. The Beers lost a command,
ant and 20 Killed General Kelly
Kenny dispatched column under
Hughes Ha1lot which should reach
Jagersiontein today"
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
They Threaten to Shut Down Factories
If Bryan Is Elected.
aA1sE COTTON.
snts to See If IL Can be
Dope in Africa.


I Birmingham, Dot, isS1The German
government hAs made q n SssES ht
with Booker T. Washington to send
thrse negroes, with complete cotton
mill outfit to the German colony ON
the Wsst coast Of Africa at Togo.
Washington is to send three gradu,
atss Of the Tuskegee normal and in>
dustrial school, two from she agrieul.
tural department and one from the
mechanical department. Germany
Will pay the men liberal salaries aud
all travelling expenses.
Professor J. N. Callaway, business
manager of the school, will accom-
psny the expedition, which sails from
New York on Nov. 8. Germany be-
lisveS that cotton can be raised as
chsaply and as good in Africa. They
will take with them press, cotton
gin, and engine, and all necessary
implements.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20

PanIma, Columbia, October 10
General JIcinto Castro, secretary Of
war Of San Salvador, who recently
tried to seize the presidency, was, at
the conclusion Of a drumhsad court
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20

Hazleton, Pa, Oct. 10, About 500
strikers made a descent on thstmines
Of MarkIs & Co., at oAkdale today,
and made an effort to close the mius.
Ths march was well planned and was
kept a secret. A force OF sheriff's dep
utlsS we're on duty, but kept in the
background. The sheriff himself did
not arrive until the affair was nearly
over.
As soon as John Markls, nsDARinK
partner Of the hrm, beard Of the
march, be went to oakdslS and sx-
poStulatsd with tbe strikers, urging
them to remain. 10 one was seriously
rt. The strikers claim thAtIthey
shat the oOllisry up, but information
v veE out the Markle office to the
that the mine is StiIl working.
~
ShamokiD, !oot. 1S.-PrsparAtionS
ore Being made by the Philadelphia
and RSadipg Coal and Iron company,
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
EXPEDITION ARRIVES.
The Pekin Column Reaches Pao- Ting
Flu Without Meeting Opposition.

PekiD, Oct. n u shan Nai, Oct.
18. The Pekin column of Pao-
Ting-Fu expedition arrived n
south Of Chi-ChOw yesterday
enoountering any opposition
found the heads Of fourteen h
ths walls at Chou Chon, and
ed seven Of the imperial tro
Count von Waldersee hs
and has been accorded I'd
honors. He was aCcomps
escort Of international II
palace Of the dowsger empI y
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
TRIED TO SIHZE THE PRESIDENCY
Was COURTMARTIALEl and SHOT

martial sentenced to death. President
PsgSlado promptly approved the sSn-
tepc', and same was carried into effect
without delay, tbs General being shot
to death BY platoon Of soldiers.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20
HOSPITAL BURNED.

Fresno, Cal, Oct, 1s.-Ths county
hospital was today destroyed by FIRE.
The loss is estimated at between $780,
600 and 100000.
At the time Of the disaster the build
ing sheltered one hundred and nfty
patients, eight of whOp were seriously
III. The EravsSt problem to be met
now is for the authorities to secure
refuge for those unfortunates.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-20

pnded to coerce voters.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
a BLACK DAY roH LONDON.
One More sorrow Added 90 Closing
Chmpter of I.ard nnnerIn's Tie.

London. uec 29-The failures to-day in
volvc tweniy-elght members OF the Stock
Exchange and are equally divided among
iobbers and brokers. Il Is generally re-
gardod in the mining market as being the
b.ackest day since the Barring smash.
which was disastrous 20 al departments
To-day's crisis. however. did not extend
to other markets. though most OF them
colsed depressed Americans were incl
denialy affected. owing 70 some OF the
firms Whieh failed being interested 10
American securities.
The London and Globe IS said 20 be
largely Interested IN the Baker Street
Waterloo Electric Railroad. AMI the
trouble 5 partially attributed 10 the
money 10 has tied up tn that road
The chairman of the London ana Globe
Finance Corporal ION. Limited. is the Mar
quIs Of Dumeriu and Ava. the former Gov
ernor General Of Canada. and British Am
bnssador TO Paris The failure OF the
concern. Of which ne Is the head. adds
one more sorrow % the closing chapter
of hs Hfe. for ac IS to-day preparing 20
start for South Africa. in company with
Lady uu0er4u. in consequence OF t1e
serious condition of his son. Lord Fred
ericE Temple Blackwood. the lieutenant
ia the Ninth Lancers. who was wounded
Monday at Glenfontein. II Is scarcely a
year ago since Lord puneriu lost hts
eldest son. tile Earl OF Ava. who died
a Ladysm "a. lie is now encompassed
hy family erlef aud his honored name is
drn ngged tn the financial mire.
T-1rd DuTeriu's fellow direcsors are
Whitaker Wright. who Is well known in
connection with many companies. Lieut.
Gen. the Hon. Somerset Cough -Calthorpe
who has been colonel-in-chlef OF the Fifth
Dragon Guards since 1s92 ana Lord
Pelham Clinton. master Of the Queens
household and a son Of the former Duke
of Newcastle.
Lord Dufcrin holds 500 shares Of the
Losdon ana Globe ard 2lo0 British
Americas.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

THE MOSQUITO RECOGNIZED.
chief surgeon of Array In Cuba re-
ports That Mosquitoes Convey
yellow Fever. Malaria and
Other Diseases.

Washington. Dec. =. The United States
government has formally recognised the
responsibility Of the mosquito for the
transmission OF yellow fever and maIarial
diseases. This fact Is indicated by the
issuance Of general order by MRj. Gen.
Wood. al Havana. directed to his post
commanders realdue that the chief SUR
gcon of the Department OF Cuba has re-
ported that 1t h now well established that
malaria. yellow fever and narial infee-
tiou are transmitted by the bites Of mos
Qultoes. Therefore. the troops are enloln-
ed 10 observe carefully two procautions-
nrst, They ere to use moaqni-
20 bars In all barracks. hospi-
tails and field service whenever
practicable. Second. they are 20 destroy
the "wiggiera" or young mosquitoes ny
she use of petroleum on the waters where
they breed Permanent pools or piitidiea
ore to be allied up. To the others are %
be applied one ounce OF Kerosene 70 eaCn
nftaen square feet OF water twice a
month which will destroy not only the
young but the old mosquitoes. This does
not lniure drinking water u drawn from
below and not dipped out. Protection h
thus secured. according 20 the order. be.
caUae the mosquito does not ny far. seeks
shelter when the wind blows and thus
eaeh community breeds It's own mosqus.
toes
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
MILES HASN'T READ IT.
says AlEer Took Two Years and lie
Need he tn no Hurry to Reply,
May Have somethnaE 60 say

Charlotte. N. C.. Dec. "A special from
Golisboro. ". c. Co tho Observer says.
Lieut. Gen. Nelson a. Miles, 4. =. a.
Is IN che city tonight en- route 20 wash
ington. lie ia returning from a hunting
trip ON the Trent river. where he WAS the
guest OF his old friend MIR G. C. Jerome,
formerly OF Chicago. He expressed him
self delighted with tho trip aud regretted
thas the duties Of his position necessitated
his returu TO Washington by the new
year. Hc discussed Pleasantly reconstruc-
tion DAYS ana referred 70 his residence
la the state as commander of the dis
trict before ss statehood was restored and
especially referred 20 the fact that he in
stigated movement OF help TO some 20, :
90 whites made poor as a result OF war
conditions
Speaking OF cx-seeselary Ayers attack
he said
n haven't read It in iis entirety. Alsor
waited some two years to make the at
tack, and / guess / need be in no hurry
90 make reply. The beef question has
been pretty well condemned already by
the press OF che country. II need be. I
may have ycs something TO say OF the
rottenness Of the whole affair"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
CAME TO GRIEF QUICK.
Express Empioye Thought He Could
Heat the World Playing Poker,
nut soon Learned uis Mistake.

Columbia, S. G.. Dec. 29.-The belief
that he could beat the world playing
poker caused ats a@wnfan OF Joel
MycrT. an employe Of the Southern Ex-
press at Charlotte who to-day recovered
from a drune IN this city. lie learnt 20
play cards IN November and had such
luck he determined 10 play on "A large
sca-s and make fortune quickly To
get suitable stake he beld up pack
age containing more than ss.o9 Ia cash
and checks that were passing through tho
Charlotte once. After losing a few hun
dred IN Charlotte he came 20 break Co
lunabla's gambling houses. In three days
all his cash was gone-s200o. The
Endorsed checks for more than Hooo he
dld not attempt 70 use. Myers drank
heavily and attempted 20 poison himself
yesterday. The persons who took him
in charge found the checks while putting
Myers to bod. The young man confessed
an 70 Division Superintendent sadier Or
the Southern Express Company to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
LONDON FIRMS FAIL.
Twelve Firms Follow Lendon and
Globe Finance Corporation's Sus-
pension.

London, Dec sa-rhe London ana Globe
Finance Corporation. Limited. has sus-
pended payment When the brokers yes
terday delivered stock purchased on ac-
count Of the London aud Globe and a sked
Tor payment they received checks which
were dishonofed. This was followed to
day By the failure Oh the Stock Exchange
81 i2 firms, as follows. Haggard. Hale &
PiSlcy. Carrie Driver Douglas. Jr. q Co..
Cornfoot Bros. r. A. Cohen. Blockey &
Buekiugham Gum 4 Aubrey. Richards
a Sloper. Baker q Smith. +. C. watts &
Co. Flower & Co and r. Boully a Co
The first named Is a big firm. with i'm
portant connections. Il is feared mum
Der o. smaller io0bers will be affected
While the difficulties OF the firms close
IN connected with the London and Globe
division were largely discounted the re-
peated fan Or the hammer this morning
caused a great sensation. u Is feared the
tull list of failures is not yet known.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
CHINESE AFFAIRS.



Washington. Dec. 2a.-The Chinese mir
istcr had not returned this morning from
biz trip 10 Monteialr y. j.. and the Off
cials OF the Chinese legation mad received
no information concerning the reported
selection OF a new Emperor. or Of the re-
ply said 20 have beer made by the Chi
nese ENJOYS on the demands Of the Pow
ers. The state department is also uuin-
formed on the reported change Of En-
perors. and in view OF the silence of the
ministers the report Is received with
considerable ekeptlcism. The Chinese ON
cias are unacquainted with the llneawa
OF the youth said 70 have been chosen BY
the Empress Dowagcr for the throne.
IL Is recognized BY the officials here "a
a perfectly natural course on che part
of the Chinese government to ask for ex
plantations OF the important points IN the
agreement reached by the ministers al
Pekin. So they are not surprised 90 hear
now that before hlindly accepting tf.ss
agreement A. binding upon a. the Chinese
court wishes FOR some definite statement
a. 10 what Chinese cities are 90 be ocrii-
iied. how long the occupation Is TO con
iinue. whether II is an absolute condition
that the Princes are 10 BE- beheaded and
whether the Taku forts are TO be razed
or whether diamsntlernent wiil not sur
fee our government does not desire the
absolute demolition of the Taku forts; II
viii suffice for our purposes. having in
mind a temporary stay IN China. that they
should BE- rendered harmless by disman-
tlement 20 preveB; the ready access to
Tire Chinese capital Of any force which
il might be necessary 10 send from Eu-
rcne and America "a the improbable event
thnt the Chinese government fails 20 live
up 10 the obligations IL viii assume un-
der the agreement.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30

hazlng and wrote him to that effect As
10 self-lucrimiuation OF cadet witnesses.
the paragraph giving the priviege % not
answering what would he au incrimiuai
ing question was amended by The War De
partmeut. This amendment left 20 the
Judgment ~ the superintendent OF she
academy whether or not cadet woutl
tneumiuate himself by answering certain
questions
This change was made after the cadets
had made an agreement 10 stop all forms
of exercising.
Col Mills read some letters which h.
had written 20 the War Department in
hts efforts 10 abolish hazine at the aead-
cmy. containing such suggestive words a.
brutal treatment Of cadets" and secret
ouiraEes." referring a. tho encampment
OF lSa9.
Tn reply to Gen. Bates. col Mills sasd;
Il don't think that hazing can hc effect
ualiy stamped out as long ~ human ma
turc remains as 30 Is, Even IN colleges
nud schools and business centerH Il Is
carried on. For instance the Initiation ot
a member Of the stock Exchange is
marked by rough usage Of the newcomer.
8ut / think THAI hy vigilance of the an-
thorltics at this academy and the co-'tn-
Grafton of the cadets Themselves II can D.
kept within such bounds that no injury
MNAAl result
Il have been unremittinE In my en-
deavors" continued Col. Mills. an trying
to secure the assistance Of tho cadets 90
this end and I feel that nay efforts have
been successful 60 "a large extent.
Referring % the case OF Oscar l. b0o1.
be said.
fThe first Information that had of the
case was in a letter I received from IN"
editor OF the Intelligence OF Doylestown'
Pa, In which he said that Booz was dy-
ing from the effeets Of severe Injuries ne
had received In fght az West Point ana
also frsfn the effects OF having swallowed
some liquid substance.
This letter was dated Nov. =. 1900.
I Immediately investigated the case and
replied TO The lester Nov. &. saying tha'
OSCAR L. Booz had resigned on account
Of weak eyes and that he had received no
serious Injury Ia the hght mentioned."
Ibid you ever in any Way cali Cadet
Booz a uar2" inquired Gen. clous.
NO sir. 1 simply wrote TO the author
tiles al Washington the facts which
learned through my Investigation here at
the academy"
This ended the testimony OF the last
witness. ard the court adjourned at
o'clock TO recouvene AZ Governors Island
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
PRICE oF DANISH ISLANDS.
senate and House would Both Have
20 Pass ON T'nreha~e.

Washington. Dec % Tho negotiations
between the government Of the United
States and the government Of Denmark
have been ia progress, though intermii-
tently. for the past two years
The sum named In the Copenhagen dis
patch as offered BY Minister swenson. H.
ooe.Qo0 kroner. as the price TO be paid for
the islands. is roughly equivalent 10 about
$4,000 American. II IL impossible TO
learn whether this Is the maximum price
10 be offered. An acceptance of this
proporstion by the Danish government
would no. complete the transaction.
The transfer caf be accomplished only
under form of a treaty which must he
accepted BY the United States Senate.
And, IN addition. owing 20 the necessity
for providing the money 20 be paid for
tho ISLANDS. the House Of Repfesentativ .s
must have i9s say, being called upon 20
make the necessary appropriation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
nRIrIsH REGAiNING GROUND.
Two Commandos Forced Back and
la "a Desperate situation.

Two Commandos Forced Back and
Ia Desperate situation.
ondon. Dec So-I.ast nights cable dis
rarahcs from south Africa add little or
nothing to the Information concerning the
E fuauon. though the general trend OF
events seems 10 show that the British are
fe.linlpg the ground recently lost. A spe-
ssI from Nuauwpoort dated Dec. >. re-
r.r,s that COL DeLisle defeated Hertzog
e.ahteen miles west Of DeAaar. capturing
a number of wagons and releasing the
81 souers captured at Phlillpstown. Lieut.
gtI Greufell forced back kritzinger to-
wards Nculerstad. Both commantos are
So a desperate plight and probably win
never recross the orange river
II is c-odihly reported. according TO
8 Dispatch from Newcastle. Dec. g. that
louis Eotha has informed Commandant
safulght that kruger hiss sent word thar
the burshers must lay down their arms
ot continue fighting on thelr own account
a. b. support from Europe can be eN-
e..ef.I
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
KIMBERLEY CUT OFF
40 MAILS HAVE REACHED THERE
FOR a WEEK.
FOOD AT FAMINE PRICES.
uoERs APrEAR TO BE VERY LIVE.
LY AT ALI POINTS.

kitchener Reports Number of At
tncLs-At GreytHstad There Was
shnrp Fight with Eight ISnied,
- wounded and Twenty Missing.
british Reoccupy FicksburE ON
Rctirement of Bocrs.
Crtddock. Cape Colony, Friday. Dec. .
kimberley is almost isolaied by Boer
,..ders. No mails have reached there
from Dee. - to Dec. .. Provisions are
at famine prices. The military took charse
a. su foodstuns Dec. p
Iae Lciuster Regiment. commanded BY
Mat Barry. had a skirmlsh. lasting four
hours. with the Beers at Dreifontein Dee,
e. s0noriug slight losses.
The Beers at Getuk captured convoy
rf twenty wagons on Christmas Eve.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
PORTO RIco's LEGISLATURE
Its session "a Worthless mud rnpraf-
liable 0ne-AmerIcan@ Think Con-
gres~ May Abolish ~.

Correspondence OF the Associated Prees.g
San Juan. Porto Rico. Dec. sa--r'he Leg
islativo assembly Of Porto Rico adjourned
on Saturday until Jan. 3 ~ had been IN
session eighteen days. Nearly nifty bllls
have been introduced. bait not one has
been Of interest or promise TO the busl-
ness people.
Tho popular opinion among the Ameri-
cans Is that II the House continues as X
Is. Congress will abolish it altogether AMI
govern the island through a governor and
cabinet. such irregular procedure has
been followed that Il Is question hero
whether any business has been legally
done. . HNm4aA-l
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-30
MATT oUAY'S FIGHT.
Struggle for the NenatorHhtp Ira
Doubt and Both sides Expres~-
fmn Confidence.

Harrisburg. Pa. Dee 2. The struggle
for United States Senator - still IN doubt
with both sides protesting TO be absolute
~ confident Of the outcome. Col. ~.
4. Quay ana his ileuienants claim posi-
lively they have enough votes pledged %
organize both branches Of the Legislature
ana insure his election. seaator William
Flinn of Allegheny. leader ~ the anti
QUAY Republicans. and william r. Creesv
of Columbia. the Democrats leader II
the House. insist that the ftaionisin will
organize the HoHaa ard probably tha
Senate