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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-03-14
Boy Wanted,

A bright intelligent boy from 16 to Is
years old to work in store.
HALL & BARTON.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-03-14
A Little Of EVERYTHING.
The Night has a Thousand Eyes.

The Night has a Thousand Eyes.
The night has n thousand eyes
And the day but one,
Yet the light OF the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has n thousand eyes
And the heart but one,
Yet the light OF a whole life dies
When love is done.
IF. W. Bourdillon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
CONSUL TO GO TO HARPoOT.
ciSion United states wii Prob
abI, send one There.

Washington Nov. 2s-Tbe Turkish au-
thor'iics having refused 20 grant an exc
quatur to ur Thomas u Norton 20 act
us United Stutes consul az Harpcoi, the
Indications point to some retajiatory mea-
sures on the part OF our government IN
the near future.
The Turkish contention now is that
they permitted United States consulate
20 Ice established az Erzeroum under an
Implied understanding that the Nuitet
States would abandon its claim to con-
salate az uatpoot I-aat there was some
shadow ~ foundation Tor this understand
iug s admitted. but it D. siil the purpose
of tbe United States 40 establish this CON
sulats because the British government
has since been permitted % locate a con
sul at Harpo5t and. under the favored
nation clause % our treaty with Turkey.
the United States government c.aims the
same commercial privileges as Great
Britain.
There is. beside a peculiarly potent rea-
son Tor the presence OF United states
representative al Harp,ot, for az that
point are located some Of the most imf q. T.
unt and hourshing missionary ana etu-
catiouM Interests IN Turkey. Moreover,
being located in the Armenian district,
where So many outraaes upon Christians
have occurred. it is extremely deeira aale
that our government should have some
impartial representative 90 watch over IN
forests Of Amerioan citizens there.
The last adverse decision OF the Turk
ish government In this matter has not
modified the orders OF the big batueship
Kentucky 90 proceed from Napes 20
SMYRNA She sailed to-day and should
arrive in Smyrna in the ordinary course
Monday OF Tuesday next lt Il, ~ course.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
BRYAN IN CHICAGO
WENT THERE TO CONFER WITH
TOwNE AND DU BOIs.
FUTURE POLICY OF PARTY
1T WAS DISCUSSED BUT bryan
WOULD NOT TALK.

Declares ne VIII Remain IN Politics
and Continue 10 Advocate the
Principles lie Has Always stood
for-Had Nothing TO say About the
Proposed Reorganization OF the
Parts-IIe Did Not Look Like "a
Defeated Candidate.
Chicago Nov. 2i.-winiam J. Bryan ar
rived In Chlcago this morning from Lin
coin. lie drove 90 the Auditorium Annex.
where he did not register. and was az once
shown 20 the room occupied by Charles
4. ToWne OF Minnesota There he re-
mained IN consultation with Mr. Towne
and ex-senator Fred r. Dubois of Idaho
un,N tonight. when he returned to Lin
coin
Mr. Bryan refused to say what was dis
cussed during the meeting. but did not
deny that the future policy OF the Demo
cratic party was one OF che topics dis
cussed.
II expect TO remain in politics as long
as I live" said Mr. Bryan. II shall con
tiuue TO advocate and work with both
t"AA AE hiA A'tN fNi AAtN ~ tA'''' A+t
which ] have fought so long. ! shall con-
unue TO reside In Lincoln, Neb"
To the question of what he thought Of
the proposed reorganization OF the Demo
cratic party. he replied.
II nave nothing 10 say on that subject
at this time. When the opportune time
comes for me TO express myself shall
be heard. shall write my views on
carefully in order that my position may
not be misunderstood. have neither tho
inclination nor the time TO do SO now.
Il received lnnumerahle orcrs for my
services. comprising opportunities IN near
Is all walks Of NE bat ! am not looking
for a posit.ou-now now ana he Join q
10 with Mr Towne IN a hearty laugh II
ana ia the best Of health, and expect 70
be exceedingly busy for some time TO
come. ] have not seen any o. the local
politicians. / came here TO consult vita
Mr.. Towne and one or two other men in
regard to matters which / do not caro- 70
talk about"
Mr.. Bryan appeared ia the best OF spir-
its and had none OF the marks u man
crushed politically. As compared TO his
appearance on the evening Of the elee-
ton. when be plainly bore the signs o.
the strain under which he was laborius.
he looked like a new man.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
ST. OLAF AND CREW LOST.
steamer wrecked In St. Lawrence
River aud 81 is Thought None
of the Crew Was saved.

Quebec Nov. 2i-News reached here
early this afternoon that the steamer St
Olaf. which has been coastiug between
This port ana Point aux Esauimaux tn the
lower ST. Lawrence. FOR the last two
years. had become total wreck on Sew
On Islands and that her crew was entirely
lost
capt, lie Malstre IN command Of the
steamer. and several OF his officers and
crow belonged 10 this city
Tho nrst dispatch from Seven Islands
brought but very meaeer news and It
was only late in the afternoon that
Mcssrs. A. Frazer & Co. owners Of the
steamer. were informed Of the extent OF
the disaster. Besides the nineteen men
OF the steamer crew. IL was learned that
seven passengers had also perished.
The st Olaf was az iron steamer of
s5 tons and was pult on the Clyde 81
Por, Glasgow iu lss2. she was valued
at about 5000. and insured for about
gu0oJ.
Before comiug 10 hIs port she ran be-
tween rirtou aud MaEd4len Islands. uu1
was chartered hv Messrs Frazer q Co.
10 replace the steamship otter. wrecked
on her last tr4p to quebec two years aEo.
The ST. Olaf left here on sunday morn
ing last on her ias; trip 80 EsquimauN
Point carrying government mails, pas
seugers und large cargo.
Al apparently went well on the way
down. au1 the steamer left Immediately
on her return trip 20 this port The hst
news heard OF tho st. Olaf up 60 this
morning was that sac had left Shell
drake on Wednesday afternoon. ana shor.-
IS after this The signal station dispatches
reported rough weather with gales of wind
and snow. and it Is supposed that during
one of these gales the st Olaf ran ashore
on one of the rocks az tbe entrance of the
seven Islands ar tae dispatch states that
she was wrecked on Boule Island
Capt. LeM1istre was well and favor
ably known as careful au3 skillfui coast
navigator aud has been "A resident of this
city for some years.
The body Of woman has been found.
As soon as the news 81 the wreck reach
en- Seven Islands a searching party went
ont 10 attempt io rescue any Of tine ship
wrecked people if possible. but this was
impossible as everyone aboatd the ship
seems to have been lost
News has been received here tonight
thot the ST. Olaf is lying on the rocks
and a how tide TWO feet OF her huil can be
seen out % water. Tho residents OF Seven
Islands are searching the shores for boz
dies, but have not returned up To s o'clock
this evening The place where the steam
er was wrecked IS about seven miles on
Seven Islands and abou, 800 miles from
This port
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
wou1r>G on WAN REVENUE.
some Features Which Nsny he In-
cIudcd Ia the Reduction.

Washington, Nov. 2-The sub-eomml 4
tee Of the Republican membership Of the
WAYS ana Means Committee. held a shor;
seesion to-day. ana adjourned until Non
day. The subcommittee has not yet
completed the draft OF the blA, but IS
making progress.
II is stated that u Is not likely that the
general outlines egreed upon viii he
changed before the bin goes 20 the tui
committee unless there IS "a great pres
sure among Republican members ae they
arrive in the city II is understood tina.
la addition 10 reductions heretofore men
toned the increase OF ~ cents per thou
sand on ciears viii be removed, also tnat
the stamp taxes on steamship uckcts viii
DE taken on. because the revenue received
docs not justify the difficulties Of coilec-
tion.
Members Of the committee have been
asked 70 remove the stamp taxes on for
oign nlhs OF exchange. and bills OF iadius
ana lt is possible that matter may be re-
opened The tax on parior car seats and
sleeping car herths will remain.
The most important changes in the
present law will be ia schedule - which
practically will be wiped out and whlcn
Includes medicines ard proprietary arr
u-los The tax also probably viii be re-
moved from convtyanccs. mortgages, etc
These, with the abolishment Of taxes on
express receipts. telcgrams. bank checks
and some other stamp taxes Will Il is
said secure the reduction o. 5000 o.
which ia the amount agreed upon by the
treasury officials ana the committee.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
kNTI-vlCE MEETING CALLED
something ..Vrry ForcibIe" 20 Hap
pen in New Nork's Poiice Force.
Telegram sent Croker.

New York. Nov "A call for a meet
ing 20 consider how TO purify the city
was sent oil, after Bishop Potter's ad-
dress on GOD ana the city yesterday
ana received to-day by a large number
of prominent citizens. The address rs
signed by Abram $. Hewitt Charles
Stewart smith. I.ea r. Morton ana o,h-
ers The address reads.
"The agitation which has for some
time been made ia several important
quarters 70 assure ways ana means
through which 1t would be possible 10
suppress tho viee which has become 50
rampant 81 many parts Of this o1ty Is
well Understood without requiring eX-
plantation.
slt appears important. 80 that these
divers efforta shall become utilized for
ihs single purpose Of purifying the com
munlty from che vice which no doubt ex-
la.s la 81. thnt Independent action be
taken. supervising what is being done
to this end.
''For the purpose % comforting ON the
existing situation. sou are respectfully In
yited 20 attend meeting to be hcid at
the rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce
on Tuesday afternoon"
" Warley pmtzck Of Mr. Richard Cro-
kers purity committee announced to-day
that something "ycry furcib.o' WAS going
20 happen ln police circles And ats go
ing 60 happen soon he said. The EVIL
dtnce We are now collecting iH for our
own Information. and not for tho police,
and We have every assurance that they
viii oct upon o. III they don't we viii
give Il 70 the grand jury
it is supposed that long cable dis
patch sent yesterday 10 Mr. Croker by
Corporation counsel John Whalen may
have q bearing on the very forcible"
thing that Is soinR 20 happen
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
GERONIMO ROUTED
PICKED FoHCE nHovE IuM ~Rosr
STuoNG POSITION.
INSURGENTS MADE ESCAPE.
BoASrED THAT TttE FORTRESS
WAS rMPHEGN AuLE.


American. Lost Two Soldier. ard
Two scout. ktncd. aud Haa
Twelve Mound.d-tn-.raent t,e..
Not A.ccrtatned-Much rrop.rtv
va. DESTROYED b., the Americans.
Lieut.. Aistacttrr HAS Returned 10
Manila.
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.n,.-so, .ht.t a..on,,o =, p,na,,,s,
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.......,t 49,, ~. ,..,.-....
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i. ,......-......, III.
,..........., 49,. - ~. 80. -,
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coronir,, ,,t ,r,., - N. res..l. a.
camel rh.. f,.,.,.r ,,. ie,,.. h...,.s,., ,..
Twenty. .cyenth Infantry ornratins m
the ,t,trtf, ~ san N.te,, Ni,nt Atban
and Noyauet.e
,.. ..,i,.. ,...,.., -, ,,,...,.... 49,.
N-hN' "l''s norm OF M""lh hla POSITION
WAS considered the strongest In Iguzon.
IL yrea "a era st.p. f,rtrs.s s,rr,,,,,t,tn,.
+. .,..,. 4,tt .........t-s - ~.
spanish forces lost heavily In attempt
lng TO take IT,
col Thonps,,, yob1ivca n thousand
,,er a, N,rt Aim, -rh. ,,t,.t ... ,,,.,.,,
,,,.,, to,, st,,s .,b.. ,,5, h,.,,. ,,,,..
Mal. 'aFeF OF W" fof'S-eeeoha' @aFane-
ing from the south. Capt. Atkinson of tho
Twenty peyeush from the cast. Cant CAS-
80, =, .h. r,......,. .......,. - -
0
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
EXTENSION or noLY YEAR.
Thousands of Pilgrims Are Expected
20 go 90 Romc.

Washington Nov. 4-The extension OF
Holy Year into the early part of the next
calendar year. not later than March, and
possibly only 10 January, Is believed IN
church circles here 10 be probable In
formation coming from high officials at
Rome indicates that this postponement IS
deemed 10 be necessary. Despite the large
plgrimages already made to Rome, thous-
ands of pilgrims are sull expected there
from all parts OF the very
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
ORDER WILL nn RECEIVED.
strike to he Called on
In Tampm.

Tampa. Fla Nov 2t-The Federation
Trades Assembly will meet tomorrow 60
consider the recent order for general
union labor strike 10 beg Monday. and
the refusal Or tho men not interested in
the cigar makers trouble to obey.
The order viii be resclnded os II Is stas-
"a authoFitauvely that in view ot the
conditions a majority o. the members ia
vor that course. The international Cigar
Makers Union now has two facsories only
and the organization Is thus preserved to
that degree q great majority OF the men,
bern joining ths Resistenela-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

New York. Nov 2i-The sixtieth annual
exhIbition Of the National Horse SHOW
Association was brought 20 a close to-
night shortly before midnight a. Madison
Snuare Garden The exhibition, accord
Ing 90 the expressions of the manage
ment. has been one OF the most success
fuI ever held "a New York city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
DUKE TO VIsIT FLORIDA.
Newcastle Rnd wife on Their Way
20 the United states.

London. Nov 2i.-The Duke of Newcas-
tie sails for the United States Dec. s..
The Duke intends t. spend a few months
in Florida. returning IN April. He Hlll
not be accompanied hy the Duchess.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Washington. Nov. si--T.awreuee NJ. Ja-
cobs. one Of the experts IN the loan and
currency division Of the Treasury Depart
ment. has been appointed atatstician OF
the Philippine commission. lie VIII pro-
ceed 20 Manila at once.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
nv HAD NEVER HEARD or II.
President Spencer on Pennsylvania
southcgn story.

Salisbury ~ G.. Nov @-Prcsldent
samuel Spencer Of the Southern. who was
here 20 night returning from an inspect
ing tour Of the road. was requested to
give FOR publication a statement with ref
erence T. the authenticity of the ALLEGED
cor0oiidauon Of the Southern end Penn
svlvauia Railroads. President spencer
profcssed entire ignorance OF any such
proposai
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
mAnyLAND, NEVADA. KANSAS.
The omciaI Census Figures From
These Three states.

Washington. Nov. 2i-The population OF
the state OF Maryland, as officially an
nouuccd to-day is l.lo,odo. as against l.
or 40 in 1850 This IS an increase OF li7.-
90 or ii1 per cent.
The population of Nevada is t25S5, as
against 45.76l III 1891. This s. "a decrease
OF s. i2d. or "a per cent
The population Of Kansas is i.Eol4s5 as
against AZ ua5 Ia 1870 This IS an IN
crease OF $3.50, or ger cent.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
WHAT TnE POWERS WANT.
WIN Make Demands in Addition 60
Note of Ministers.

Berlin. Nov. 2i.-The foreign office on
Gals this evening informed the CORE
spondent OF the Associated Press. that
the collective note adopted by the foreign
ministers at Pokn having been submitted
to the home governments, It was soon 70
Be- unanimously accepted.
n was pointed out that there is a para
graph therein suggesting thai the home
governments express their additional
wishes. and IL was admitted thar tne Uni-
.ea states might have done ~. But the
officials referred 10 declined to give any
further details pleading the necessity for
preserving diplomatic secrecy.
They insisted that United states Minis
ter Conrer had acted throughout in har-
mouy with all tho foreign representative.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
TRANSFER OF oURAcoA.
some Talk of Holland selling the
Island 90 Germany.

Washington. Nov. A.-ohiciais familiar
with South American affairs state that
attention Is again bolng given IN Vone-
zuela to the project Of the transfer OF tho
Island OF Curacao. belonging to Dutch
Guiana. and lying on the coast Of Ven
czuela. 90 Germany.
The islands came into notice during
tho spanisn-Amorican War. as ID was The
point chosen by Admiral Cervera for
making stop when his squadron WAS
en- route so Santiago. II IS understood
that tho acquisition has been discussed
from time TO time in Germany. meeting
with considerable favor. being considered
a transfer which could he made by cession
from one European government to an
othnr.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
REGRET GEN. LEE's DEPARTURE.
Resolutions Presented 90 the Cuban
Convention.


Havana. Nov. 2i-At to-day's session
OF the Constitutional Convention. Genor
Mendez capoto was elected president. Tho
other officers elected were Senores RI
vera and Llorente. vice president. and
senores Zayas and Villueudas secretaries.
The remaining rules OF tho Yaya assem-
bly were adopted. The following rcsoiu-
tlon was presented and laid on the table
until Monday
"Iuasmuch as Gen. Leo has been tho
loyal friend Of the Cuhans during tho
Spanish occupation and also during tho
active. painful military occupation. and
having been military chief of that part
0f the army most iuonensive 20 the Gu
bans. and having generously protected
the cuhans during recommendation from
death and exile.
Resolved. That this convention ex-
presses les sorrow 70 see the noble general
leave these shores and wishes him long
life and prosperity"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
EMPRESS DowAGER Is I'LL.
ChIna's Ola Lady Is said 90 Be In "a
had Condition.

London. Nov 25-A special dispatch
from Shanghai SAYS an official telegram
from Stan Fu confirms the report Of the
lness Of the DowaRer Empress ard says
her condition has become considerably
worse
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
LAUNCHING or TgIE NEVADA
New Monitor ChrIsseaed by Miss
BouteIIe Of Maine.

Bath. Me- Nov. 2i-The United states
moultor Nevada. IN tonnage the largest
government vessel ever built hy the Bath
Iron Works, was launched to-day The
vessel waa released ana started down the
ways in novel manner by Miss Annie
q Bouteie youngest daughter of Con
rressman Charles Bonteiie. who christen-
81 her The hun. held in place unul
tho last moment by careful adjustment
of the snoring and a strong cable. was
get free by severiug the rope at the proper
moment Mius Boufelle used ellvcr
hatchet provided by the builders. As the
monitor started down the ways Miss
Boutelle dashed q bottle Of American
champagne across the bow aud christened
the vessel Nevada.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
BownEN Is SICK IN BED.
MS Friends Think His Recovery
VIII Bc slow.

Columbus. Ca. Nov. a.-Mr, ". o.
Bowden ia not come down from his ooun-
try home to-day. as he Intended doing.
He Is confined TO his bed. and Il IS not
likely that he will be- wel enough to visit
the city before the MIDDLE OF next week
His friends are uneasy about his condi-
ton While his Illness does not appear
OF a critical nature just now. ne is un-
doubtodly slck man. and It is feared that
hts recovery VIII be slow.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
WITHDREW rmE INJUNCTION.
NIssissIppi's naiIrond Commissions
Wins Victory.

jackson. Miss. Nov 2i-The Illinois
Central and Yazoo and Mississippi VAL
ley railroads have Withdrawn their In
Junction suits in the Federal Court re-
strslning tho Mississippi Railroad Com
mission from enforcing the new JOINT
mileage tarim on oottouseed. This action
was taken after a compromise cousnlta-
,lon between commission and the railroad
attorncya and is a victory for the COM
mission The Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road also refused 70 put in the new ratcA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
PORTE FIRM ~ lrs REFUSAL.
VIII Not Grant ExeauRtur Go Our
Consul at Eanrpoot.

Constantinople, Friday Nov. 2s.-United
states charge d'afaires Griscom called
upon Tewhk Pasha. minister for foreign
affairs. yesterday TO urge a settlement OF
the dificulty Ia relation 10 the granitnS
of an exequatur 60 Dr. Thomas II. Nor
ten. who some time age was appointed by
President Mckinley TO establish consul
late at Harpoot. The Porte. however. ls
arm in lts refusal 20 grant the request Tor
hh eNtguatur.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

baltimore. Nov. q. President Mckinley
,soa the chief guest al the wedding o.
Miss Lillian Gary daughter of the for
uar postmaster general 20 Robert coie-
man Taylor or New York. which tsok
ulaea here to-day.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
GEN. PORTER - IN rANcIER.
May ne Due 10 the American Claim
Against Morocco.

Tangier Nov. A.-Gon. Horace Porter
the United states Ambassador 10 France
has arrived here. II Is said thar his visit
is In connection with the settlement of
the American claims against Morocco.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
czAR PASSED 4 coon DAY.
nuIIctin From His bedside Was
More InenurnaInR.

Liyadla. European Russia. Nov. 2i.-The
bulletin issued to-day on the subject Of
the Cars health was encouraging Il
said:
THE Czar passed a good day yesterday.
re slept twice. Ills Ma5eslys general
condition Is good. At O'Clock 10 the
evening his temperature was ioi.s. pulse
z. The Emperor slept well during the
night This morning hia condition is per
fec,ly satisfactory. At A. m his tenn
pcrature MAS 1905. pulse T5"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
czAn AGAIN REPORTED DEAD.

nat san There IL no Confirmation
of the Humor.
London, Nov. %. 2ao "a. ma news
agency hore says Il Is reported that the
Prince of wales informed the Marlborough
club that the czar Was dead. but u =
unable to secure any confirmation OF the
rnmor.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
LORD BuLLEa OF LADYsmIrn.
SIR nedvers 90 Participate in the
New Years Honorw.

London, Nov. 3i.-Gen. Buffers home
newspaper. the Norta Devon Herald. says
4 understands the general win be male
a peer when the New Years honor list IL
issued. and that he Will assume the title
OF Lord Butler Of LAdysmlth.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Naples. Nov q The United states first
class battleship kentucky has sailed for
smyrna
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

sion; reciprocal TRADE. tho open door in
China the iHv'ni+hh.ty ~ nHhlr faith.
the idepcuducc and authority ~ the
judiciary nud benedeient government un-
der American sovereignty BOB the Phillip
pines American credit remains umm-
paired the American name uu. mpsachei.
the honor ~ American arms unsulief
and the obligations of righteous war
and treaty ~ peace uurepualated
'The Republican uarty has placed upon
81 Tremendous respo4saiities No party
could ask Tor higher expires ION oi con-
ndense It s. great thing Go have this
ooufdeucs. il vii he greater trinE 10
deserve and hold 90. 10 this party are
committed rev AMI grave problems Thy
are too exalted for partis4nship. The
task 81 settlement is for tho whole Amer
team people. Who vii say they are un-
equal .o itG
Liberty has not lost. bus gained. IN
strength. The structure OF the fath r.
stands secure upon thc faunda'ions On
wnlcb they raised it, and is TODAY, as it