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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-08

3 COOKS Imperial Extra Dry Cham
payne Is the wine for Americans. Its
purity and boquet commends II to them.
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oriental Displayed floor.

Mr.: Aziz E Atiyehs display.of Oriental fnery
and curios on the third floor is attracting general
tention Hundreds admire the peculiarly handsome
effects daily large consignment of Oriental rugs
all shapes sizes and colors-arrived yesterday and
will be on exhibition to-day.
STONE & THOMAS.
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Constahles,


Long term. tshort term. Country.
{, The detailed vote in the several dis
tricts was as follows:
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/ MY limo OF overccntlngs and SuItlnss
ME always OF the choicest patterns
"A C, w, SEADR1GHT'S SON.
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Liberty.

Old Liberty certainly did herself
proud, Increasing her Republican vote
OF 1885 over 100. The Republican candl-
gate for county commissioner, E. L.
bowinan,. defeated ]. ]. Jacob. very
strong opponent, by 81 majority. All
the district offices 60 to the Republi.
ems. The detnIls. -
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Madison,

In Madison, President H. P. McGreg-
or was reelected to the board OF coun-
ty commissioners by the largest ma
jority given any candidate, either
Democrat or Republican, for that Office
MADISON. - = 3 Q ITO
County Commits. nIGl 4 n =
Robinson. D. ...... G3I 76I DOL sol sal SS'is1
McGreSor, r. ...... l2Jl l27l5 iJlls3l32S SOS
School Commits. TLIT7
Naylor. d. ........ GIL al 95l T9I Isl s,lt74
Maxwell. r. ....... l2i a5l53IlilIl35l33IsiS
Justice OF Pence. l. I'll
Faris. D. ........... 81 Isl SCI Isl 7i Slli,,
Broslus. D. ........l 57l T3I sal nj Isl f9IiiI
Pfnnffenbach, r. -. Il3l l2SllseIliili 4lss7
Peterman. r. -. ll32l 10 lG5I l45ll3lli2,sIi
Constn bles. u.t.sa Isl I n
DemRin. D. ........I ISL al ISL nj 73l TsltI5
Cunningham, D. :. IS al sd T9I Isl SIi5I
Brown. II. l3l ,lc916l li4stlss l3oS3S
Bond X. ll3l ll2Sl G0lli3I l3l l37lSSO
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Centre.

Commissioner A. s. Hare. Of Centre.
was defeated by J. ]. Byrne, the DEM
ocratic candidate, by s5 majority. New
ertheless, Andy put up game fight
and has nothing to be ashamed OF. Tho
Democratic candidate for school COM;
missioner was also successful. The,
figures: . .5
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Upion.

= 4 /. .
In Union, It was close fight between
Bearley and Higgins for commissioner.
but the latter Justified the expectations
OF his friends, winning by 10. Nesbitt,
l(R.), for school commissioner, was also
winner In a close fight. defeating
Brandfass by II. The figures:
- UNION q !. q : q - 8 re-
County Com. III IElE q al 4
4 Bearley, D. 80. GI107 S6II63I 1855 1si $40
Higgins, r. "a. Ito li6I col 76Ilo2I&5s
School Com. 81 l. y u
N Brandfass. D. IloSl lll6|S3s
Nesbitt. r. ..... 96llSS! ll44l ssh 96lll2I65J
Ups. OF Peace. 81 ~ IA T.. rs r. r.,
Gompers. D. ....I MILL 9SI177ll1Sl1ftI1l7I 1851
Manion, D. ..... 71llo3l sal l4oll0slla3l1oSl
Fitzpatrick, r. l06Ia7 ltsll52l sol 97l109lS9S
Dunning. r. ~. l0olssl li3|l4Sl ssh SI117IsS3
Constubles. 70 IS gIEe lNSi TtlF ~
Love. D. 1000. 79117|10l |1eoll12|l III 3Is3s
Burnett, D. -. Tll0sl 9O156I1 5li12|Tsi
Thomas. r. -. e5ll9SI I1tsi Sal 95lll2IS74
Thompson, r. I'll e9l197ll45lli7l SAL 95l116S$3
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10000.

10000.
Wo have fitted moro than twenty
thousand pairs of Spectaoles, giving us
n record md experience unequnlled by
any other optioian In West Virginia.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
?. JACOB W. GRUBB, Opticiau,
- No. 1900 Market Street.
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Richland.

In Richland district. the Republicans
gained q great victory, electing their
candidate for county commissioner W.
3. North. by Sc majority, although the
district us usual gave Democratic ma
5orities on the other contests. This is q
personal triumph for Mr.. North. The
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Z W. sEABR1cHTs SON
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Webster.

County Commissioner Moore, OF
Webster, was reelected by 50 over his
Democratic opponent, C. C. Stevens.
after hard fight. The Republican can
didates for school commissioner also
went through by larger majonties. The
details: = ~
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
ANARCHISTS AVENGED
Inflammatory placards Posted ir
Brussels

BRUSSELS, Aug. "a number Of
srchists, some o: them believed to have
come here from America, are in Brus-
sells and precautions to protect King
Leopold have been redou bled.
Anarchist pIacards were found yest-
erday on the kings palace. aud on sew
eral public buildings. The notice on
the palace, which Was nailed to door,
reads:
''In 1898 seven hundred and eighty
five were taken and condemned to 1869
years imprisonment and mill workmen
we're assassinassd in the streets OF
Milan. The starving workers and our
murdered brothers in Italy have been
avenged by Bresci. Vive Bresci, vive
l'anarchie. Dsath to the middle
cIassn
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
COUNTERFEITERS
Captured In San Antonio With Bad
Stuff In Their Possession

Special Dispatch To the HEnALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 9.-For q
long time word has been coming to tn q
ecret service officers of the treasury
at frequent intervals that ouLterfe
silver dollars dated 1897 were circuIas.
Ing pretty freely over the state.
On Tuesday woman was arrested
here for passing bad nickels. The
officers made an Investigation and last
night three men were taken In on a
charge of oounterfeitirg.
The men had in sheic possession
many new dollars OF the date 1897,
besides quantityof spurious quarters.
The officers believe they have made
an important capture, and further
develGpm ents are looked for.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
Ell PAS0. TEXAS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 9. 1900.

terrestrial scene, we shall be prepared
TO give a good account of ourselves at
the throne OF the great chief before
whom all must appear. We now COM
nit the body of our deceased brother
to the grave.'
The casket was then lowered while
hymn was rendered by the depart
ment. The president then continued
the burial service:
Earth to earth. ashes to ashes. dust
to dust' hopefully looking to joyful
reunion with him in that pesceful
where separation and death are no
more known, Amen.
Rev. DR.. Millican continued the SER
vices at the grave.
The cssket bore a silver plate on
which WAS engraved, Joseph L. Whit
more, my beloved" The floral Offer
ings banked the coffin and q great mass
of roses and palms stood at the head of
the casket at the fire department where
IL lay from one O'Clock until three. At
the city hall this morning the council
cham Der was drsped with black and
white, and the room was filed with
floral tributes.
The members of the city council gave
email chair of white flowers, across
the back of which in letters of blue was
the word "vacant." 1t was placed In
the seat in the council chamber oc
cupied by the dead alderman, which
was drsped in black. The caskes was
surrounded by palms, ever greens and
cut flowers.
After the Srisf ceremony the re
mains were taken to the grave at Con-
cordia.
The procession to the cemetery was
headed by the mounted police, follow
ed by she city council in carriages,
the firsmen in uniform, the apparatus of
the fire department., aud the psllbesr
era. The member of the family and
intimate friends followed the hearse.
The psllbesrers vera Alderman Cliff |
ford, Alderman JON Burton, John So |
w. R.Jackson, Marry Ed wards, |
Joe Frisk, J. P. O'Connor and Alex. |
Shannon.
The guards a. the casket today at.he |
city hall and FIRE department were J. j.
Connors and John O'Connors.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
National League.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago 3, Philadelphia, 2.
Pittsburg, 6, Boston, 3.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CeVerd Released.

Judge Harper, yesterday, on writ of
habeas corpus, ordered the release of
Conception Cevers, who was arrested
some time ago on change Of stealing q
valise.
The valise was found in q store on
San Antonio street where Cevera had
left it. BE clsims he was asked to take
charge of it, and after waiting q long
time for the owner, left it a the store.
1t was claimed that q valuable shawl
was missing from the vallse but there
was no evidence to prove that Cevers
knew anything about it.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09

the right side of the river and the
Russians, Germans, and French along
the railroad. The Russians and Jsp-
anese bore the brunt of the attack.
The rO.d to Pekiu is reported open.
WIRES ARE UP.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The war
department has received the followln e
cablegram:
"CHEE Foo, Aug. s-SiRnal Officer,
Washington: august 81 Van Tsung
was captured today. Our wire ia up.
We need our own transpor tation. All
are we'll. Striven.'
MINISTER'S PREPARED TOLEAVE.
LONDON Aug 9.-Chen Lo Fang Lu
the Chinese ministers this afternoon
received new cipher message from
the British minister at Pekin, which be
transmitted to Lord Salisbury. Lo
Fang Lu announces that the ministers
have agreed to leave Pekin with an
adequate escort for lien Tsin. He
says that they are only waiting for ar
to be nude With the COM
manders of the allies for flags and
other means of signsling SO that the
minister's party will not be mistaken
for hostile Chinese.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
CALLED OFF AGAIN
There MIL Be No Game With AIbu-
querque Sunday

The game with Albuquerque has
been declared eff as thu Albuquerque
team has disbsnded. Some effort will
be made to get Tucson here soon, when
some good games may bs looked for.
The Tucson and Ell Paso teams have
always been rivals and generally are
well matched and will likely draw
large crowd.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
AN AUTOMOBILE
Stlrs Up the Mossbdcks At Pinos
Altos

Spe :tal Correspondence of the HERALD.
PINOS iALTOS, N M. Aug 81.
Waterbury, Of the Golden Giant Min
ing company, has just received an
automobile, and Pinos Altos is very
much Interested in it.
The natives closed their eyes eoi
said, "Que valgame Dios. aud as Mr.
Waterbury rode through the town
every body came out to see the wonder
of the age.
Mr. Waterbury is very proud of his
new possession. This is said to be the
only sutomo bile in New Mexico.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
FlTZ THE FAVORITE


NEW YORK. Aug 2-Fi, zinmops 8
and Rubin will rest quie,ly al their
trainisg quarters today for their con-
test tomorro~. The Cornishmsn
claims that his hand and arm are all
right aud that he weighs about ITO
pounds. Rubin will tip the beam at
100.
Both are ready for hot fight and
nre confident OF winning. Several
large wagers have baen made with
Fitzsimmoos the favorite a, 10 to 8.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
CHICAGO'S CENSUS
Will Be a Dlsa appolntment 1t is Said

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-The census
returns from Chicago will not b. given
to the public this week. The state
ment is made by ceneus officials.
Chicago's census will be as dlssp-
pointing as those of Ingny other cit.es
said one Of the bureau chiefE. There
will not be such a great gain in popul-
stion as is expected. Chicago expects
over million six hundred thousand.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
ROYAL SEND OFF
Given Bryan and Stevenson At
Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 9.-Bryan as
in conference with Indiana state LEAD
ers this morning about the work in the
state and gave them several pointers.
He told them he would do what ever
they asked to help the sts te work.
The Bryan and Stevenson parry
were given royal send off this morn
ino
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
REMANDED TO JAIL
In Default of Five Hundred Dollars
Bond.

Jose Villa and Inez Castro, the two
Mexicans who figured in the shooting
affair Tuesday night on Oregon
street, when Villa was wounded
by George Grayson, the prescription
clerk of Shaefer's drug store which tt e
Mexicans robbed, were given a preli-
miuary hearing today, and rema1 ded
to the county jail In default of $500
bond.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
ITALIAN COLONY
Attended Mass In San Antonio In
Memory OF King Humbert.

Special dispatch to the HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 9.-Today
the Italian colony of San Antonio a.
tended mass in the cathedral of Sau
Fernando, ia memory of the late King
Humtert, whose funeral takes place at
Rome today.
All the Italian business houses In the
city were closed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
CHILD DIED
From the Effects of a Rattiesnake
Bite

Special Correspondence OF the HERALD.
MAGDALENA, n. M, aug. S-L4s:
evening the little child of G. M. Blk
lers, at Water Canon, was bitten by a
rattlesoake. Every effort possible
was made to cave her, but failed. She
died this morning about nine O'Clock.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
ATTITUDE
DEFINED
Memorandum To the Chinese
Government Made Public
By the Department.
NO ULTIMATUM YET
But Under the nipomatic
Wording | here Is Enough
To Warn the YELL
low People.

WASHINGTON, Aug, The follow.
ing official memorandum to the Chi
nese governments was given out bysthe
state department today: I'VE are
availing Ourselves of the opportu nifty
offered by the imperial edict Of the
5th of August allowing foreign minis
tsrs free communication with their
respective governments in cipher,
and have sent Communication to
Minister Conger to which we walt an
answer.
"We are already advised by him, in
a brief dispatch received August I,
that the imperial troops are firing daily
upon the ministers ia Pekiu. We de-
mand the i'm mediate cessation of hos
tile attacks by imperial troops upon
the legations, and urge the exercise
of every power and energy of the i'm
perial government for the protection
OF the ePaSious and all foreigners
therein.
I'VE are also advised by the same
dispatch from Minister Conger that in
his opinion for for eten ministers to
of Augusta, would be certain death
''In view of the fact that i'm mperial
troops are now firing on the legations,
and In view of the doubs expressed by
the imperial government. In it's edict
of August 2. as to its power to resto re
order and secure absolute safety, 1t lie
evident that their apprehension is well
founded, for, If your government can-
not protect our minister in Pekin, it
will presumptively oe unable to pro.
tect him upon a Journey from Pekin to
the coast.
1--WE therefore urge your imperial
government that it shall adopt the
course suggested in the third clause OF
the letter of the president to his majes-
ty, the emperor of china, on July %,
1900, and enter into communication
with the relief expedition so that CO.
operation Will be secured between them
for the liberation OF the LEGATIONS, the
protection of foreigners, and the rest
Grafton OF peace.
"Such action on the part Of the i'm
perial government would be satisfac-
tory indication of It's friendliness and
desire to attain these ends.
''ALvA A. ADEE,
Acting secretary.
Of State,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
PANIC
AT ROME
Just As the Remains Of the
Late King Were Passing
BY In Procession.
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS
Taken To Prevent Any Out
break Among the Ar
archists In the Ital-
ian Capital.

ROME, Aug. 9.-The train bringing
the remains of the late King Hum bert
arrived In Rome at q. m. From day
break troops lined the streets, and re-
serves were enca nped in the public
squares. Every here there was an
exhibition If fore, ioaanJ-:a 90 CO.. the
auarchist-.
There 10 muna Suppressed exc te-
men.
The funeral ct the late alag was q
most i'm oressire cerenony, TIE Arch
bishop oi Reegi" Ufic!4teG, aci sp
elaborate mass wSs SAID Tie great
hall OF the palace Was heaped with
wreeths, which came from All points II
E Irope.
PANIC OCCURRED.
A panic occurred in the crowd as
the funeral procession was passing
through the via Nazion ale at noon.
The crowd surged madIy backward,
and many fell and were t-aupl5d upon.
The police finally controlled the fright
ened people. A number of persons
more Or iesa seriously IL jlred have
bee removed 10 tae ospit,.
Tue cause OF the pas:ic is nor eaown.
1t occurred just SO the s;ro's remains
were passing. Beniod sne coffi walked
kiuN Victor Emanuel. Mar n.m ERE
his cJusios Ehe DAke OF AosE,. aad she
Count OF Turin.
Believing that some danger threat
ed the young monarch they rushed to
his side with drawn swords Cavalry
also dashed forward, and formed a hol-
low square around the king.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
Department t of State,
Washington, Aug. s.
NO ULTIMATJM SENT,


WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The publi-
caiOn OF the memorandum effectually
disproves the reports that an ultima
tum had been sent to China. IL does
MT even descend TO threats, bat leaves
the Chinese authorities so read be-
tween the lines Of the diplomaticslly
worded communication the consequent
oes that will follow a refusal to com mply
with our desires.
Cabinet officials profess to be very
much surprised at the tone of the
papers this morning in representing
the Chinese situation, both diplomatic
and military, to have increased in gra-
witty. They say TO the contrary that
they believe 1t to be greatly improved.
The receipt of the Conger dispa toh
in cipher shows. they say, that the
Chinese government is preparing to
back down, and the message from
Chaffee regarding the taking of Pei
Tssng was especially encouraging. 1t
shows that the Chinese are not put
ting up the resistance that was expect
ed Of them.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
NEGRO INFANTRY
Nay Be Removed From Texas And
Sent TO the Philippines.

Special dispatch TO the HERALD.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Aug 9--Ir-
structions have been received to re-
cruit all the negro Infantry in the de-
psrtment of Texas up to q war footing
OF one hundred aud twenty eight men
to each company.
It is believed that the negroes are to
be sent to the Philippines and that
they will be succeeded by either the
Eighteenth or sheTwenty third infant
ry.
Tais action is nos thought to have
anything to do with the recent trou-
bles between the Legro troops and the
citizens, but is simply In accord with
the policy OF the department to relieve
the troops on the Philippine station as
far as possible. especially those who
have been abroad for long time with
out rest.
Several days ago instructions were
rec eived at Fort Bliss to recruit the
company stationed there up to q war
footing. There have been no further
orders, and nothing Ia known about the
future destination of the Twenty
fifth.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-09
THE NEW CHWANG FORTS

LONDON, Aug. "a Chez Foo dis
patch, da'ed August 7, gives what is
called authentic information to the
effec: that the New Chwaug forts and
the Chinese city have been taken by
the Russians.
ROAD TO PEKIN OPEN.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 9.-Later advices
say the Russians lost 500 At Peit Tsang
and the British SO. The British,
Japanese, and Americans operated on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-24
AUsTRIA,s BIG STRIKE.
Fully Ninety Thousand Coal Mir

Fully Ninety Thousand Coal Miners
Are Idle.
Berlin. Jan. a The great strike IF
the coal miners Of Bohemia. Moravian
and Austrian Silesia has assumed such
threatening proportions that the Aus
trian government has found II expedient
10 offer itself as mediator between the
contending parties. Fully 10000 work.
men are said To he out in the dissatis-
fed districts, and industry is severely
suffering under the lack of coal. The
situation has grown so grave that even
the political misery prevailing in the
monarchy has stepped into the back
ground, public attention being entirely
absorbed by the possibilities of the
great strike. In the Bohemian city OF
Teplitz, short distance from the coal
districts, the glass factories were COM
PEELED to shut down on account of want
of coal. In the Saxon capital, Dresden.
whose supply of coal is drawn from the
Bohemian districts. the gas plants and
surface railroads had to reduce then
| working time, and even in the schools
the lack OF Goals makes itself sorely
felt. In Dux. Bohemiai the bakers have
no fuel for their stoves Many instances
are reported from other parts which are
similarly affected by the strike.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-24

.. -
might spring up sentiment which
would lead to a reversal of opinion. But
it did not come, and Mr.. Roberts, With
arms outstretehed, appealed to the
country not to be TOO hard on the peo-
pie of Utah.
He described the condition that oN-
listed in Utahin 1852 as a reign of ter-
ror The federal courts We're being
used, he said, 10 drive women into exile
4 man Was brought before the court
He was fold that he need not go e
prison if he would give up his poy-
gamy.
But then sail Mr., Roberts dram
atieally. u fslt ii would have been de-
ser;ing the cause 81 God to have
agreed
y scattered wave Of applause passed
Oyer The galleries at this utterance but
it VAS quickly drowned with Kisses.
4 had rather haze my flesh ilewn
from my limbs than @ llave been ttSl-
True 70 my people 9ss this feeling
fhat vas the incentive t. The laMless-
asss such as 4 Was
But ne calitinues. the tine came
when the NarnqIs Utah wcre
QhA@ed to submit. aili t4ey dii sub
NIT sinee than tie,s has not been q
single plural nAlrias 10 Utah. lh,'
l,Enrai rela'1ions aave been broken MP III
.llssfly places i;ystii mss i>iniis s,siN ~
she problem fai' ans ard the heaft
ae4 ieiit SONS snake ;hew wish tile
salFe and a'tSl ci1ne 9t chem. III ia-
Sisissd TINT thc eGinnaes with The linited
states had h4ea @ilssf 4 that poiy
2afily had AaStiealiy aseii that tho
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-24
bryan As A REGULAR
The Democratic Leaders Experience
In New York Since the Tam
many Endorsement.
Many of the Regular Leaders Give
Him a Cool Reception at
Headquarters.
Majority of His Callers Reformers,
Etc. His Efforts TO Create
Harmony.

GtC."QlS CltOItS " OlCdtO
u.rmonv
na1 '''o''J
New York Ian o4'rhe Hoffman
.,,3;.Sa s r,,.,,,,,, ~ III, IL, 1, N.
w siss' fssuias oeiiseglss1a IS .2isai iiza''oh
81 this state. In the Past when William
II. l,fyan has visited Ntiw York he has
go. -, ,,s,f ,a
I, s sis'' s.'''-' -
-sias 70 me Halfh9iFiA
4 the last meeting III The democratic
stofe comn,iftee hala 81 this city me
-.
80 y :
,sAiltny Win Ny. lsfyailt VINO Was az thal
5ifne i'll. This was 80 the effect that
M cssan,ittee reeoerigee in him the
,,
~ 2 sehl MN me Naf'iest sylhRae2y
~ his aflllction, 'sltlekcn as he Was
upon the peoples baHletields 1T MS
4 surrender. bat the msoiuiion did NOT
"a thru witha,,t pratesf lsayiti IS lin
.ifd his f,sil5we,s ii tbe committee
ssrBB6rniy opposed striking thu nag
ana eoing over 10 Isryar. Iaehara cro-
l<sr tf,t fh. AZ ,ers sjsle ma farss,a ,ae
res.,i,,fian ,bru I-,5au ~ adarti,n n
fh5s .eselit,;an Mr., Bryan. ,,ntii mat
r,sI,3ent Al OUTLAW - Ear ms me
f3.s,s5t,s.,.1ti,. 6i.ra,,izsfff,ns in i,,{s city
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