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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
Miller Finley.

Mr.. VIII Miller and Miss Oral Fin
ley were married lastweek at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Finley, on South street. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Maclean as the bride, dressed in a
lovely white costume and the groom
in black, took their places in the arch
way where the ceremony was perform
by Rev. John Maclean. There were a
number of guests present and refresh
ments were served. The bride receiv-
en- many presents, Their many friends
wish them much happiness and pros
porous future.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
SOME TRUTH ARouT TRUSTS.

But suppose the Republican party was
responsible for everything that has hap
pened that gave any benefit for those who
worked for wages. the Republican party
has Offset all the benefits that the labor
ins man has received by allowing trusts TO
extort from him when he comes To buy
what he has to buy. CApplause) Let the
laboring man spend his money for some
thing that heneeds ana then he win find for
whom the Republican party is looking out.
lie willhnd that the trusts have raised the
price for what he hus To buy more rapidly
than any Republican legislation has or can
raise the amount OF his income.-W. j.
Bryan.
In other words, according to MIR.
Bryan, the Republicanparty is wholly
responsible for trusts. Well, let us
see about that:
When Mr.. Bryan was in Congress
he introduced two antitrust bills, and
had them referred to the Ways and
Means committee, of which he was a
member, and of which the Democrats
had full control. That was the last
heard of them until n Republican
member of that committee dug them
up during the last session of Congress.
If Mr.. Bryan is such of an enemy
trusts why did he push those bills
through Congress?
Mr.. Bryan was member of the
Congress that passed the Wilson low
tariff bill and he was so tickled over
its passage that he led Il cake walk
around the hall, carrying Mr.. Wilson
on his shoulders. That bill imposed
a tariff of 40 per cent. ad valorem up
on raw sugar and 44.42 per cent.
upon refined sugar. Now the Sugar
Trust is interested in having just as
low a tariff as possible upon raw
sugar and as high tariff as posi-
BILE upon refined sugar, for it buys
the raw product and sells the refined.
Therefore, the Democratic Wilson
bill was directly in the interest of the
Sugar Trust to the amount of 4.42,
the difference in the tariff percentage.
Now when the Republicans came to
IN axe the Dingley tariff law what did
they do with the sugar? Why they
made the duty on raw sugar 1852, and
that upon refined sugar TIA, a differ
ence AGAINST the trust of 6.8S. That
is to say the Democratic law, which
Mr.. Bryan supported and helped
frame, FAVORED the Trust to the ex-
tent of 4.42 per cent, while the Repub-
lican law was AGAINST the Trust to
the amount of 6,S8 per cent. Is it
possible that the fact that MIR. Have
meyer, the head of the Sugar Trust,
is prominent Democrat, had any
thing to do with the Democratic dis
elimination in his favor?
But that is not ALL When the
Porto Rican tariff bill was under dis
cussion last spring Senator Jones,
then and now chairman of the Demo-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
EAST PIQUA.
b. Kiethly, Correspondent.

Sept ll-This is fair week and not
much time for writing items.
Mr. Dryden and family returned to
their home in Rocks county Monday
after spending week with Trow-
bridge.
Mr. Hilbrand aud two children are
sick with malarial fever.
Frank Hecox and wife are staying
at Mr. Bryant's while Mrs Bryant is
away.
Mr. Brown of Elk county, spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs Hughes.
Mr. Keithley and Perry Heath went
to lola Saturday and got barrel of
cider made and as they came home the
bung came out and they lost all but
the barrel.
Ed Lowe has returned home from
Nebraska.
Mr. Hughes went to Wichita
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Rose of LaHarpe spent
Thursday with her sister, Mrs Hays.
Emma Cornell returned to her home
in Humboldt Sunday.
John Cloud and wife spent Sunday
with Mr. Keithley.
Bob Cornell and Bessie Hall attend
ed services at the M f church
Sunday.
Oscar Keithley is working on the
section.
George Fisher and best girl called
on Mr. Eldridge Sunday.
viii Liberty correspondent pleas,
bound her territory. We do not wish
to get over the line.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

Bourbon county Republicans have
nominated Mrs. Barton for county
clerk.
one of the colored toughs of Galena
Is called Chewing Gum Rose" Rose
is an eX-lady.
Atchison is reioiced over the strik-
ing of a twenty inch vein of coal at
depth of 100 feet.
\ Hutchinson button dealer sold SO
worth one day and only two cents worth
were the Bryan brand.
Five little Iniuns escaped from Has
kell Institute at Lawrence last week
and started on the home path.
On recent Frisco excursion train
going to Wichita test vote taken
showed 269 for Mckinley and 1853 for
Bryan.
Bosco, who ate snakes alive, had
his arm partially eaten by a dia-
mond rattler and it had to be am
putated.
Wichita Eagle; The Hobo conven-
ton in Iowa nominated Filipino Joe
for vice-president. He is for the free
coinage of tomato cans.
Emporia's engineer advertises for
information regarding the location of
the original survey stakes of the town,
so the city can know where it is at.
When they find DRINKS at Cherry
vale they dump them on the train and
ship them TO independence. In Cherry
vale this is considered severe sem
tence.
Kansas nearly had lynching the
other day. \ traveller got off on the
Arkansas City platform, read the
sign, and asked if he was in
'Arkinsaw.
Leavenworth is as proud as boy
with his first pants over her new over
all factory. Hereafter the prescribed
garb at swell functions will be home
made jumpers.
A burglar stole 800 worth of clothes
from an Osawatomie young mans
room and got away because everyone
was struck dumb at the discovery that
one man had so many clothes.
A Kansas boy writes home from Jolo
hat the men there wear dresses and
he women pants. 1t didn't please the
the story of Annie Diggs and Molly
Lease.
A Council Grove paper says that if
you will make a list of twenty men
who don't loaf down town at night,
you will at the same time know of
twenty women who do not shine in
club and musical circles.
A Parsons man dropped a Durse
containing $3.50 on the street and the
finder had hard job finding him and
returning it. Think of such prosperi-
ty that man will be so careless with
the price of half hour talk from
Bryan.
The Parsons Eclipse says the Katy
is having trouble in operating its
roads in Texas owing to crickets
which crawl over the rails and when
run over make the use of sand neces-
sary. If this had been Katy-dids it
would be very plausible.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
PRAIRIE G EN TER.
b. f Clark, Reporter

b. f Clark, Reporter
Sept. ia good rain this morning.
Bent Clark made a flying trip on
his bike, to Leanna few days ago
Miss Miller of Neosho Valley and
Ollie Beahm and Cora Sloan OF
Pleasant Valley came home with
Emma Clark Sunday.
Mr.. Works is preparing to thresh
the crop of wheat on his place this
week. They expect good Yield.
Quite few attended the Old Settlers
meeting at the Falls and got caught
in the rain.
Mr.. Hutfmire of New Scotland
passed through on his way to church
at New York Valley
Mr.. Adams, our Road Boss, has
been improving the road some.
There will be quite crop of wheat
sown this season.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14

only measure whereby Congress can
be given effective control of trusts.
The REGISTER could continue illus
trations like the above almost without
limit to show either the unwillingness
or the inability of the Democratic
party to handle the trust question.
But those here given ought to be
enough to show that Mr.. Bryan's as
sumption that the Republican party
favors the trusts while the Democratic
party opposes them, is wholly unwar-
ranted by the facts
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
CARLYLE.
f. W. Lemaster. Reporter

Sept. l2.-We had IA splendid rain
this morning. The biggest rain since
July.
d. u. Smith is cutting kalr corn in
this neighborhood The average is
more than common and the yield is
good.
Misses Lillian Smith and Bertha
Adams went to Highland Kansas last
week where they will attend school this
winter.
Chester Green went to Kansas
City Monday to work through the
winter.
The Board of Dist. No. ,. are putt
ing new roof on the school house.
a runaway team in lola came in
contact with James Gilkerson's horse
and buggy Saturday afternoon. wreck
ing the shafts of the buggy and bruis-
ing the horse but not seriously. There
was no one in either buggy.
Mort Caldwell made business trip
to Blue Mound last week.
j. j. Mealy is working at the Ce-
ment plant.
Miss Mable Brewer, of lola, spent
several days with relatives last week.
Mary Cowan of Ft, Scott visited at
Mrs. Cozines last week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
DIAMOND.
MIST. W. Jones. Reporter,

Sept ll-Mr Gilbert has sold his
crop to Robenstein and Mcconnell,
and will soon leave for Oklahoma.
Mr. Elston of Unionton has bought
property at Wise and will put in u
stock Of goods and. will act as assist
ant post master in the future.
Mr. Nader is on the sick list, this
week
We are sorry to learn that Mrs
Clark Gregg is considered no better
We had hoped to be able to report
some improvement in her condition.
School opened Monday at Wayerly
with Miss Vezie as teacher.
Mrs McKinder is teaching at Dia-
mond; G w Smith at Belfry, and Mr.
Shinkle has the same school he had
last year.
Charles Robinson whoS has been
quite sick is reported improving.
Father Vickers came down from
Panama to visit the boys and attend
the soldiers reunion at lola, Mrs
John Vickers came home with him.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
COUNTY NEWS
Cottage Grove.
Nora stewart, Correspondent.

Nora stewart correspondent.
Sept. l0.--Quite number from this
vicinity attended Che fair at Chanute
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Davis visited
the latter's parents Sunday.
Miss MaYme Clarkson is quite sick
at this writing.
Mr.. Hogan treated himself to new
wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Stewart visited
at Mr.. Ellicts Sunday.
The few that attended the party at
w. Davis had pleasant time
They were, Misses Hattie, Effie, and
Nora Stewart, Anna Hogan and
Stella Elsten, Messrs Rolla Yountz
Harve Stewart, Art Adams, viii
Kelly, Albert Latimer, Frank Pierce,
Wade Adams, Chester and Horace
Smith Dan Noyes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Adams.
Willie Bender came driving down
from Burlington Wednesday and is GO
ing to stay at Mr.. Downs and go to
school this winter.k
Mrs. Fred Hauser returned to Kan
sas City Sunday after a visit with her
parents.
School opened Monday with twenty
eight scholars enrolled.
The sudden death of Mrs. Ben
Gibson last Wednesday morning cast
gloom over our neighborhood. She
was taken suddenly i'll with typhoid
fever and passed peacefully away one
week from the day she was taken ILL.,.
She leaves husband and three little
ones, also mother, sisters, brothers
and many friends to mourn her loss.
A short service was held at the house
Thursday morning by Rev. Fem after
which the family proceeded to Elsmore
where the funeral service would take
place and the body laidto rest. We
extend our heartfelt sympathy to the
bereaved family.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
Spring Branch
Frank Jackson. Reporter.

Frank Worries started to Alabama
last Thursday where he has position
as instructor in school. His friend
are sorry to have him leave.
Mr.. Worries returned from Chicago
Friday where he attended the reunion.
In regard to Mr.. Wilson's flax ii
should have been l0t.
Mr.. Bird and family and Mr.. Hardy
visited at Mr.. Frasers Sunday.
Miss May McGurk is visiting at Mr.,
Jones.
Mr., Jones was very well pleased
with the result of his sale; everything
went high.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14

The Santa Fe will spend million
IN improving its equipment as follows:
Fourteen dining cars to cost some
thing over Sl4, 200. Two composite
cars to cost ST, 700 each. Twenty pas
senger engines to cost Sl4 600 each.
Five hundred refrigerator cars to cost
1880 each.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14

a theatrical party recently made
MCPHERSON, and one of the lady mem
bers, chatting with Republican re-
porter, as they all do, confded to him
that once she found purse with $3.50
in it in Chicago. She also found a
receipt from lawyer, wrote to the
lawyer telling him the facts and ask
ing the lady's address. Soon after
she again made Chicago and at the
train was handed letter containing a
bill for 80 for professional services
in locating the lady's home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
Free of Charge.

Any adult suffering from a cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat
or lung trouble of any nature, who
will call at Evans Bros. will be pre-
sented with a sample bottle of Bos-
chee's German syrup, free of charge.
Only one bottle given to one person,
and none to children without order
from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German
Syrup in all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
bottles We're given away, and your
druggists will tell you its success was
marvellous. 1t is really the only
Throat and Lung Remedy generally
endorsed by physicians. One IS cent
bottle will cure or prove its value.
Sold by dealers in all civilized
countries.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-14
EOrSnle.

p head Of fine sheep (ewes) inquire
OF G. G. Staley 2 miles east of Moran,
The state herald., 1900-08-31
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMO.
CRATIC COUNTY COMMIT
TEE

TEE.
Holyoks Colorado August 10, 1900.
In accordance kith the instructions
from the Democratic State Comp,ittss .
delegate convention of tie Dsmocratic
Party Of the Cosnty ii Phillips will b
held at Holyoks, Colorado on The 1st
day Of September 1900 At the hour Of 10
O'Clock .. m. Of said day for the purpose
Of selecting six delegates to represent
the county in the Democratic State Con-
vsntion to be held at Denver, Colo, on
tho 10th day OF September 1900, also to
select delegates To the Democratic Judi
cal, Congressional and Representative
Conventions to represent Phillips Coun-
ty, and to attend to such other business
- may legally come before the Convent.
ion.
The different precincts are entitled to
representation as follows: No. l, north
8 delegates, No. l. south 4 delegates, No.
2, 9 delegates; No. 3. 6 delegates; No. 4,
6 dele gates; No. S, 8 delegates; No. G,
3 delegates.
The different precincts will hold their
primaries on Friday the 3lst day OF Aug
ust at such hour and place as the pre-.
cinct committeeman may designate.
HENRY HARGREAvEs, Secretary.
G. B. WEIR, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic County Committee.
The state herald., 1900-08-31
AMITIE.

Mr. G. Crowner and Miss Sadie White
were in our vicinity Friday last.
Miss Lula Dunn OF Piper City, ILL.,, is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Geo. Poe
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. 8. Stout have gone
for an extended visit to Dodge Co., Nsb
Messers Klnch and Conklin Of Hol.
yoke are erecting barn for Mr.. Earnest
Carter.
Il. f. Worley and r. G. Stout expsc,
to 60 TO Lincoln on their wheels to at.
tend the Neb. State Fair.
We are prohibitionist because We
think the liquor trafiic ono Of the great.
est curses IN existOncs and We further
believe II our duty to attack this mon.
stor evil wherever and whenever a. op
portunity presents itself. We are eth
er working for or against this monstoi
evil. Thore 10 no nutral ground. Neve,
has there been a greater need of valiAn,
workers in the Prohibition cause than ai
the present time and let all work to that
end, the overthrow OF the Liquor Trafic
Topsy.
The state herald., 1900-08-31
Rt.ACYll.LE.

The fall term Of school will open IN
Dist 3, next Monday.
ChaN X. Peter returned home from n
three weeks visit 10 northeastern Mis-
souri last Saturday.
Ernest Haesmsn hiss been suffering
from felons on the middle fingers Of each
hand the pas, week.
Miss Florence Trcno has been engaged
10 teach term Of school At the Lane
school house. DIST. 10.
q. N. McPberrin of Holyokc WAS In
this vicinity looking after bis cattle int
crest last Wednesday.
t.Sprseue and son. hsvs purchased q
gasoline engine aud viii uss II In con
nection with their wind mill 10 pump
vst.s bssidcr using II 10 run tho cream
s-psrs,or, iced grinder and other farm
maohinery.
A prsiri. tfs broke ou, from sons un
known cause Just northw-s, Of this place
last Monday burning over about eight
.-ctlous and DESTROYING about twenty i've
,ons ~ hay Tor Il. ", Far Of this place.
MARRIED. A. N. f,sij.nc. oi III.
sroons' . afepi-. Mr. and Mrs = u
wmdbams : sedpsick county on
Thursday evening Aug. -. 1907. it-y
ssdi.r OF julesbufs officiating. Nj VIII
IAN woojhaus ard Miss Hattie Heller
10. contracting p,til.a are h'ah wsl
tnuwn ~ ,iis looalii, having been 'e.id
.ni- ~ ii,schyilI. aud vicinity Tor tho
past tni,ie'u ,ref.. Your correspond
.st uhi .. 18th their many friends u
.. .nd.t. ruu. .fai ulstiuJs.
oiJ Missfy,
The state herald., 1900-08-31

After many intricA's experiments sci.
sntists have discovered methods for oh
tanning oil the natural digcstsnis. These
have been combined In The proportion
found IN tho human body and united
with substances thA, build up the dises-
tive organs. making compound called
kodol Dyspep4ia Cure. I, d'gests ~bnt
you eat and allows all dysp~ptics to eat
plenty Of nurisbing food while the sion
sch troubles sre being radically cured by
the medicinsi agents II contains. II is
pleasant 10 take snd will give quick
relisf For sale y. City Drug Htore.
The state herald., 1900-08-31
TELLER SILVER REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

Holyoke Colo, Aug. ~, 1900.
A mass convention Of the Teller Silver
Republicans OF Phillips county will be
held at Holyoks on Saturday, Sept. I,
1900. for the purpose Of selecting 3 dele.
gates to the Teller Silver Republican
State Convention aud also delegates to
the Congressional. judicial and Repre-.
sentative conventions and transact such
other business ss may come before the
convention.
II. SUTHERLAND. Chairman Of County
Central COMMITTEES.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

The regular monthly covenant meet
ing and communion services vii! be held
in the Baptist church next Sunday at
1l:3O A. M, when Evangelist DAILY will
preach. At $40 2. ii. the church will
unite with the Presbyterian church In
g. A. r. hall, when Evangelist DAILY will
preach the sermon. The public are
cordially invited.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

Bro. Price OF tho Sterling Democrat
seems to think that there 10 = possibility
OF Sterling getting q freight division on
the Brush Aliiance line. We have no
comments to make ill We hear from
Bro. Lacey Of the Advocate whom We
recognize as authority on railroad news
since he made his statement correcting
Mr.. Holdregs on the question Of time
Brush Alliance line would bs open for
business.
The state herald., 1900-08-31
Corn for sale q, the Lumber Yard.
Beware 81 . e.ougn,

A cough " not . diseases but q symp-
tom. Consuwptios. and broucu,tss,
which are the most dangerous aud fatal
disease, have for their first indication 4
persistent cough, aud II properly treated
as soon % thus cough appears are easily
cured. Chamberlain Cough Rsmdy
has proven wonderfully successful, aud
and gained It's wide reputation and eI.
tensive sale by its success in curing the
diseases which cause coughing. II II Ia
not beneficial il will not cost you cent.
For sale by r. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1900-08-31
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTA- TIVE
CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that a Convention Of
delegates Of the Democratic party Of the kepre-
sentative District comprising the counties Of
Logan. Phillips and Ssdgwick the ssms bsinx
portion of the s5th Senatorial District Of the
state Of Colorado will be held at Holyoke, Colo
rsdo. on the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1900.
for the purpose Of placing in nomination one
candidate for Representative to represent the
said counties in the Is General Assembly Of the
state Of Colorado 10 bc voted for at the regular
November election a. d. 100.
The several Counties are entitled to represent
alton ~ follows: Logan county 8 Delegates.
Phillips county Delegates and Bedswick coun.
~ Delexatc~. Also to attend to such other
business - may legally come before the con
v~asSn~-
JOHN ". LANDKuM Chairman Of the Repre-.
sentative Committee.
W. ID. KELSEY sccr~sary.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

Rob. Hoskins, who 10 wsn known TO
the people Of Phillips county, has been
IN Holyoke this week whiting with his
many friends. After leaving holyoke he
spent three years in the gold mining
Las,nsss IN California and for the past
six months has been at Kossland, Neb.,
helping care for his aRsd mother who 10
quite feeble. He is on his way to the
west again.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

Hons. ". d. Kslssy and George b.
Weir, leading democrats Of PHILIPPE
county, are In the city. Mr.. Kelsey 10 a
prosperous Rolyoke attorney and Mr..
Weir ia county assessor. Tho former
gentleman was here 10 attend tho meet
Ing Of the democratic judicial and repre-
sentative committees which met here to.
day. Mr.. Weir was returning from a
business trip to Denver. Sterling Dem.
ocrat.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Dixon Of Yuma
county spent Saturday OF last week in
holyoke visiting with the family Of @
NJ. Tribbetts. Mr.. Dixon vss
Que Of the county commissioners
for sig years aud, st tho cad Of
his second term, stood 10 we'll with pso.
pie Of the county that they would glad.
ly have had him all the otics Tor anoth-
Or term but he Refused the nomination.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

A. A. Shafsr recently purchased the
]. H. Baird farm ct $40 Aorss. We are
pleased 70 sss these evidences OF Mr.
Skaters prosperity. He Is one Of ths
early settlers OF our county who had The
nerve to stay with this county and de-
serves the prosperity he 10 now enjoy.
ip0,
The state herald., 1900-08-31
10 THE DEAF.

A roh lady, cured Of her deafness and
noise in the hesd by DR.. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Druns, gave $4,000 70 his
Institute, % thatdsat people unable to
procure the Ear Drums may have them
free. Addrsss No. s9s The Nioholson
Institute, 7so Eiehth Avenue, New York.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

G. w. Garland OF hUlyoke has recent
ly made application for . patent on a
pipe wrench. By all Who have seen this
wrench. 1t 10 pronounced one OF tho most
convenient and best pipe vrenches that
has ever been made. He expects to
receive his patent on it before long and
will then make arrangements TO manu-.
facture the wrench for sale.
The state herald., 1900-08-31

DR.. Robert Coltman delivered . lect.
u,s 1t tho Baptist church Monday even.
log subj-ci. China. lie and Mrs. Colt.
man ssat to China In tho month Of
March last and remained TIL tho break
ing out Of the Boxers insurrection. They
have n SIN residing In Psk,n Who holds
tie positi"n of Prot. OF Medicine In the
Ns,ion.i Univsrsity. Before beginning
the isotur. he requested any In tho aud.
isncs desiring 10 ask him questions on
China aud the Chinese 10 do 30 snd .
number of questions vrrs asked. Among
sh-.e Was the question NJ 10 whether the
missionaries wefr In spy way 10 blaa.
TOT th- uprising oi tho bon.rs. Ills ap.
swsr WAS "no" lie gav. No one of the
cau-es for the insurs.ction tho fac, that
isr-isbefs have been going into Ch,na
and securing vainabl- franchises and
other ptop.riy aud have introduced III.
rail road abd modern machinery for
msnuf@rtbr. which has resulted W
thfo. my ,buusabJr - III. Cmues. 10,
oi employment. ibefe WIS also greai
disqualification with the ruling powsf
aud the p.opl. have f"r ,1n ,ear- b. zen
suffering hom III. sif.rir II n sever.
drDuth wbici the leaders have been de.
rlsnbv 10 N. " iollns-f- Ma due Ia she
p,.. nce u NJ. fotr,vn.ts ~ China. w..
l.c'p,. s- ini . say aud ,ns'tuci,s.
AID W.. 'npcl enj 81 m 10 hty.
audi.bcy ,o attendance.