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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Golfers Sail For England.

New York. June 30. Walter J. Ira
Wis, the amateur golf champion of the
United States, has sailed for Glasgow
on the City of Rome in company with
Il party of well known local golfers.
which included Edward ~. Jewett OF
the Dyker Meadow Golf club. q. l..
Tappin of the Westbrook Golf club ana
John Ward OF the Fox Hills Golf club,
The party will be joined next month
by Il. II. Robertson president of the
United States Golf association, and Il
Markoe Robertson Of the Yale golf
team
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
CONFERENCE ACADEMY DEBT
Nearly all OF the $37 900 Has Reeu
Raised.

The u Imington NJ. Il. Conference now
only lacks few thousand dollars of the
$4,000 to clear the Indebtedness against
the Conference Academy ut Dover. Pas
tors ana laymcn have been working hard
Since conference last met in an effort
to raise the entire amount by today. Az
though this was not accomplished they
met With mnch more success III raising
the funds than was expected by many
people, The entire amount will b.
raised by the early fall.
Presiding Elder Watt Of he Whining
ton district said last night that tho
churches in his district have been very
successful in raising the funds Ten
churches in the Wilmington district have
raised the entire amount apportiuned
them. Among them are the ST. Pnurs
Epworth, AShwy and Brandywint
church Of This city
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

Lowell, Mass, June 30.-Hiram +.
Head, n well known citizen of Carr
llsle,' has stated positively that he met
]. Wilfred Blondin, the alleged Boston
wife murderer In Golden Cove, Chelms-
ford. He knew Blondin when the hat
ter worked in Chelmsford. Blondin
Inquired the distance to Westford and
Birmingham and then got away on his
bicycle while Head was looking for a
telephone to notify the police. The no.
lice are securing Chelmsford and yis
riuity.. ,.s...a..-,....
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

Arrangements for the reunion OF the
General Assembly, which is to be held
at Buffalo, N. ", are being made by a
committee composed Of Senators Abbott
and Pennewill and Representatives
Moore, Finn and Holcomb. The re-
nnion will probably take place the latter
part OF August.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

Pittsburg. June 30. Two deaths.
Francis Mills and Harry Dermo, are
recorded MS heat victims, ANA many
prostrntions are reported. The mills
and factories have lost many men be
cause they could not continue work
in the intense heat. The Soho and
Eliza furnaces both had TO suspend
operations, ana if the warm wave cu.l-
tinues other plants will be forced to
close down
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Sent Home on the Train.

On account of missing the evening
boat of the Delaware Navigation Com
pany fifty-one Of the Philadeiphia.s
who spent Saturday at Brandywine
Springs Park were sent to their homes
over the p, w. & b. railroad ct the
expense Of the Peoples Railway Com.
pany.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
ReiIIx,s Rnttery Home.

San Francisco. June 30.-Captain
Rcilly's battery of light artillery, which
took a prominent part in the campaign
in China, has arrived here from Ma
Mia on the transport Packing. There
are four officers and 1876 enlisted men
in the battery. Captain I. J. Ridge
way is in command.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Hurt While Mrestiinr

Frederick Shannon, Of No. 24l7 Wat
erloo street, Philadelphia, while on a
v'slt to this city yesterday had his ank lie
broken while wrestling with a friend.
lie was removed to the Delaware Hos.
pital.
Maggie. Pa lone, aged 6 years, fell yes.
terday AFTERNOON ard broke hor riyht
arm. She was taken to the Delaware
Hospital.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

I'll Dorado Kan, June 30 Miss .Ies-
sic Morrison, who was convicted of
the murder Of Mrs. Olin Castle and
given a sentence of five years in the
state pententiary at Lansing, has
through her attorneys served notice Iii
court of motion for IA new trial.
Judge Altman set the hearing for next
Saturday
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Plumbing Work Inspected.

The plumbing work of the New Castle
county workhouse was inspected on
Saturday by members Of the Master
Plumbers Association. They found it to
be one Of the largest contracts ever done
here and an interesting stndy.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
stril.ers return 10 work.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. June 30. The 400
miners employed ut the Harry +. col
liery of the Temple Coal company who
went on strike Il days ago because
three nonunon carpenters in the en-
ploy of the company would not join the
union have held meetings and resolved
10 raturu IA work
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

Macon. Ga, June 30.-Three negroes
have been killed between Atlanta and
Macon Oh an excursion train EN- route
- Savannah over the Central of Geor-
gia. The negroes were riding on top
OF the cars and were knocked off by a
bridge.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
syracuse rIumbern ont.

Syracuse, June 30.-Syracuse master
plumbers have locked out 200 journey
No. 40, because of alleged inconsistent
demands made by the organization.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Trolley Wire Breaks.

Aboat- two hundred feet of trolley
T Es. hroke>down at Thirtieth and Mar
niebt sets shortly before III o'clock last
minutes frame was delayed for about 80
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
CROWDED BOAT SINKS.
The Excursion Steamer Mohawk Is
Wrecked In the Sound.
HUNDREDS PANIC STRICKEN.
Many Narrow Escapes From Death,
hut All Passengers Believed to
De ssSe,l--Itocks Tore Hull.
Eyewitness story.

South NOrwalk, Conn.,, June 30
Seven hundred employees of the John
w. Green hat factory left Danbury FOR
an excursion to Glen Island, the steaniA
or Mohawk being chartered for the
trip. After spending Il day on the is
iand the party boarded the steamer
for the return trip. The steamer had
been under way about ten minutes
when the excursionlSts were startled
by tremendous crash, 1t was thought
at first that the boiler had blown up.
John w. Green, the hat manufacturer,
who was on board, shouted to the pass
scngers that the boat had struck a
rock and was in danger of sinking Mt
any moment. A panic then followed,
during which every one of the 700 pas
scnsers on board scrambled for the life
prcservers.
Mrs. Richard Volt of South Norwalk,
who was a passenger on the steamer,
makes the statement that men fought
tne women who had life preservers
and buckled them about their own
bodies. In the crush which followed
the announcement that the steamer
was sinking women and children We're
knocked down and trampled upon. One
child had an arm broken, ana another
was picked up seriously injured about
| the body.
| During the excitement the steamer
had been steadily sinking. AMI ten
minutes after the crash the first deck
! was submerged. The stairways ana
ladders to the upper decks 10y this
| time were jammcd with struggling
mass of panic stricken men and wo-
men, and several, who seemed to have
temporarily lost their heads, jumped
overheard.
Launches TO the Rescue.
Three launches near by when the ac-
cident occurred had by this time nearly
reached the disabled steamer. The
crews Immediately Went To the rescue
of the passengers who jumped over
board. The struggling people were
quickly taken aboard none the worse
for their experience with the exception
of Mrs. Joseph Searlc. who had been
in the water much longer than the 9th
ers. She was picked NJ in Il state of
exhaustion ana carried back 10 Glen
Island
The passengers on the second deck
We're in nearly ms bad 4 predcament rs
their fellow cXcursionists on the first
deck hnd been Il short time before
The water was beginning To wash over
tnp dock when tltp pXrurSipn StpnInpI
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

Heat Kills Three In Philadelphia.
philadelphia, June 3U.-Three deaths
ana score of prostrations occurred
here NJ result of the excessive heat.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
New York state camp to Close.

New York. lune ~. lhr First rgi-
ment, Of l. separate companies, ana
the Seventeenth separate company If
Flushing, which with the sixth bat-
terry Of Ringlmmton, llaNc occupied the
state camp Of instruction at reckskill
for a week. have completed their duty,
and the camp viii be closed for the
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01
Mechanics Attend church.

Members Of the Junior Order ii United
American Mechanics attended divine
services at 0liyet Presbyterian Church
last night in q body. Next Sunday
morning the Orangemen viii attend
Olivet Church. For Sunday evenings
during July, Pastor Elwood has pre-
pared u series Of four sermons on Model
Conditions Of Life" and he will preach
about The Model Young Man." "The
Model Young Woman "The Model
Husband and The Model Wife. .
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-01

offer few bales of cocoa door
mats at ooc. that are under mar
ket price. These are regular
goods and run perfect in weave
and quality,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

which have been resortcd 20 70 palllate the
attempted eNtcrmination OF the republics.
hut the moment he got 70 South Africa
the scales began 20 fall from his eyes
Recommendations from tho colonial OF.
hce enabled him 20 penetrate regions her
metlcally sealed TO the ordinary civilian.
Accompanied only by hls secretary he
penetrated into the heart Of the scat OF
war and soon had an opportunity OF max
tug the acquaintance OF the Beers EX
able 20 lunch In the british camp Ia the
morning and dine With the Bocr commando
Ia the evening He was Rstomsheh that
the Beers were not 50 black as they had
been painted. They were BY no means
devoid % human Intelligence, they dressed
and washed Ike civilized beings welcomed
With generous hospitality the travelling
American, who found them far from 10
The commandos he visited were wen
clothed and wen armed, every man pos
sessing az least two horses, With good
guarding Il, no doubt, but they still nave
stores Of Mauser cartridges 10 fal back
upon, but FOR the present they are doiug
all their hghting With Ice Mottofds and
cartridges which they supply themselves
With from the British stores
10 WAS Impossible that such a man as
ptugrec could fan to he deeply touched 10y
tho spectacle Of these heroic hnrchers
maintaining their struggle against over
whelmng odds for liberty aud the inde.
pendenee of thelr country liz found no
difficulty whatever IN traNersing The hos
tile lines: he drove In Cape cart with
his secretary aud son riding bicycles sp an
escort IL was somewhat perllouS for
them hut the Beers have the dlsagrecable
though natural hght Of shooting all bicycle
riders on sight for with thcu the eytlist
and British dispatch rider are synonymous
terms
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
THE TARIFF WAR,
Washington Will Have 10 Make The
Next Move in Ii,
GAGE RAISES A QUESTION
Of Infringement of the Rights Of the
United States.
1T MAY PROVE TO BE UNWlSE.
United States May Have Been the First
TO Give Offense.
TRADE MAY BE ENTIRELY STOPPED
II Russia Applies the Maximum Customs
There WIN Be No Opportunity for
American Commerce,
II MAY PROVE TO BE UNwlSE.
United States May Have Been the First
TO Give 0ffenSe.
TRADE MAY BE ENTIRELY STOPPED
# Russia Applies the Maximum Customs
There WIN Be No Opportunity for
American Commerce.

Washington June 19.-rhe situation as
TO the retaliHtory tariff war between the
luited states ANA Russia is such that tue
ncNt move must be made by the united
States II the contest is to be pursued.
Secretary Gage in his letter raises the
question whether the Russian government
has not ufruged upon the rights OF the
United States under treaty article 6 OF tho
treaty OF commerce with Russia of 1882.
Which reads
'N1 higher or other duties shall be
imposed on The Importation into the
United States Of any Article, tho pro
duct or Manufacture Of Russia; and no
higher or other duties shall be imposed
on the importation into the empire OF
Russia Of amy article the pruduci ~
manufacture OF the United States, thRl
are, or shalt he. payable ON the liNe
article being the product or manufac
ture of any foreign country
BY lcyliug maximum duties on united
states bicycles. resins and machinery and
specially designating them as United States
products the Russian government has, It is
not doubted made just such dlscrimina'
tion as Is provided against In this article
OF the treaty. Tie question Is raised,
however, whether by our action In levy
ing duty on Russian petroleum and
specially describing such the United States
government has not also violated this ar
tire.
1herc is no penalty article In the treaty
bur under the common practice Of luterna
tionnl Jaw country may renohnce the
whole treaty where It Is satisfied that one
of its provisions has hcen purposcy broken
n such action Is taken as this, there would
lie no trade between Russia and the United
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
REPORT was cur OUT
To Prevent British Ears from Being
Offended by the Truth.

To Prevent British Ears from Being
Offended by the Truth.
Washington jane lO.rhe war depart
ment is preparing Tor publication the re.
ports Of Captain Carl Beichman, seven
teenth infantry who went from the Phil
ipplnes TO South Africa and observed the
operations Of the Boer army. on his way
to the Transyoal hc stopped at Madagascar
and says rhat the French were doubling
the garrison Of that island, perhaps In view
Of the possible complications with Eng
laud
When he arrived ia the Trausyaal he met
President Kruger who asked him II be had
come ito see tho Eight n one against aver
In the seven months he wos-with them,
he became nyorably Impressed with the
Boer people as a whole.
MUCH or THIS PORTION or CAP
TAIN REICuAlAN's REPORT IS REP
RESENTED by AsTERIsKs, SHOWING
THAT THERE HAVE REEN ELIMlNA
TONS is ORDER THAT NO oFFENsE
NAY BIZ GIvFH TO THOSE HE cRrI
CIZES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
A NEW THIRD PARTY
Surprising Political Move at Kansas
City.
MEETING OF REFORMERS.
Destined TO Cut Wide Swath in
National Politics.
BRYAN SAID TO BE IN SYMPATHY.
lie Denies, However, Being Directly Con.
nected with Movement.
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP 4 STRONG PLANK
The Now Party viii Also Favor Eauss.
lied TaSstion, an Income Tax and
Other Reform Measures.

1xa,. ~. ~. -. -
~, nu"ess N'ty' MOI 1nne W'--rne allied
say win result before lOOt IA a Nat4.n.,,
ors,,,i1s,t,, $50. 49, III NaIonui
49," s''Uus thpuSh 70 name prcst- y
uFntal nominee WIS launched here this
serep,, 80 ,.ot,,r,..., n -. 49,, - NpF
an 1T ~, 'l,.tS rom the ranks OF tho
"lu pallles ana It's principles are said by
Some 60 have been adopted "a N the view,
or WUlia,r pr,,, N'~
~, N'a"u
The conference was called by Lee Merri-
wethor OF st, Louis. who. with t,ve,tv.
49, ,,t.n O.
ownership party of that city, came to
KHnsaB City yeatorday after A Visit IN
Air. r,,,.,r N, rt,o,in .D.s ~, A., -, -.
'' " n'"VV's' N'eie oue Anteuuoh5
Nehfunhkan statesmen.
AIT Rryan u was said, had expressed
hEhpathy with TIVE movement, II he HAD
no, eng 10 laf as 70 support Il; AZ tho
ssnnhsiona. nuhuc ownership advocates, freq
ruEer republicans socialists, single takers
nhl lISah uNu,ocfals. u was stated that
Men waS PiVyiG'iSIa 10 iNsns tht0 PARTY IN
~ the diss9tisned Interest IN the old par
lps from iS1n,, GthgF a,at,s. ,,,.,,t.,
pointed Gnd submitted the following resoia-
rubHc ownership Of ali pubIc utilities,
Wyhiie a a9.hn tss iSsIslstffoGS peces.orv
t9 secure secure pn9'is ownership rigid control
pongnleg fog r6Eaies and other dlsctnis.
IaSatt@6 Of railroads ana on,er ppbuc
utility corporatIops In The same PROPORTION
as Nc value e farm and other property
retgrendoln . as end that tGe peoplc NAY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
I'm ENTERTAINMENTS WFW.
Disfranchlsement Of the Negro IS tn
Proper Thing.

Disfranchlsement Of the Negro Is the
Proper Thing.
New York June 10. Henry D. CLAYTON
or Alabama, one Of the democratic Leaders
OF the house and a member Of ihe demo,
cratic Nauoual committee, is quoted IN n
washington special 70 the Tribune as FOL
lows concerning The movement Ia The south
for the Acknowledgement OF the negro:
1--WE Of the South are not afraid to crap
pie with THIS negro question as = should
h. grappled with. Democratic supremacy
has been maintained in the South 10 spite
Of negro suffrage and that supremacy VIII
he all the more secure when the blazers
are wholly dlsfranchlsed. as in Mississippi,
Louisiana and South Caroline. AS TO the
reduction Of our representation NJ con-
negro Acknowledgement. ] regard mat as
political blusier, pure and simple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
srEAn On PlNeRFE.
Tells OF His Trip to the South Of
Africa

Tells OF His Trip to the South Of
Africa.
New York June 10 The Journal ana
Advertiser has a London dispatch from ".
r. Stead, as follows;
Ex-Governor Plngrcc Of Michigan the
one.timc famous mayor 81 Detroit Hes
dead at the Grand hotel IN London
Iingrpe returned 10 London from the
continent after q brief ana eventful visit
10 south Africa, carving with him .
sentence OF death.
The career Of one of the most notable
Of modern Americans is closed. man who
f,r strength Of character frmAess Of pnr
pose. indomItshle energy and Immense
public spirit presents an example to tive
worlds
Pineree had ~ extremely interesting cx
perisnce 10 his brief visit 20 south Africa.
he went out armed VITA recommendations
from Chamberlain which enabled hin 70
mss EVERYWHERE freely through The Fsng
llsh lines When he left London he was
fed With all the calnmnies upon the Beers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
FRAUDS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Skater Says That They Are Of No Inn
portaice.

DOrfarCc
-.
Washington june l0--ihe war depart
mont today made public telegram re
-, ,.,..,t,, ~ +Io ,u,,,d c,otblur
frauds of San Francisco The hret Is
messnpe from General Corpln to General
t.rt..t,, a., All
Shafter asking for Information on the Suo'
ject and stating that II Is desirable from
-, n,,n, ~ y,,r,, maj aatsilpd focts of
any Importance be given the department.
hofpre h,ing exploited in the newspapurs.
-, 80, 1,. as t,tt,,ss,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
A NEW SCHEME RuMoREp,

Railroad Trust Said 10 Have Gigantic
Deal On.
Dcrver Col June ~. The Times says;
A girlndc SCHEME Is undel way 70 transfer
The railroads Of the uniied states % the
government Western hnancier declared
that wltbin fey Years the Rockefeller
Imrdman Vanderbilt Gould and Morgan IN
icrcsts would turn over e the government
every liua NJ railroad 10 the country. tha
governments TO pay the total value OF Hneu5
$1,000, 100000, a string Of hanks controlled
n, lie same Interests 10 hpance the deal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
HOT TIME in LONDON.
Pro'Boer Meeting Created Much Ex.
element.
COUNTER MEETING HELD.
JlngOeS to the Number Of Ten Thou.
sand Blocked Street.
DENOUNCED THE OTHER ASSEMBLY.
DENOUNCED THE OTHER ASSEMBLY.
PrO.BOer Meeting Passed Usual ResOlu
lions with Enthusiasm.
COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE is FAVORED
In the Meeting, but the Resolution Sua-
costing Il Found Some Opposition.
There Was Much Disturbance.

London. June TO- Thousands Of people
hogan collecting outside Of Queens hall
tonight at the advertised time for the
proBoer meeting to be held there tonight
When the doors were anally opened the
pressure Of the surslng mob was 50 great
that many people tainted There was con.
siderable disturbance and windows wera
broken In during the attempts made by
persons without tickets to get admission.
Some OF them were expelled.
In spite Of the vigilance OF the pro
moters Of the meeting many ilngocs gained
an entrnaco to the hail, which was
crammcd from floor to ceiling. Much boot
ing. mingled with cheers, greeted the dele.
gates upon their arrival and during the
evening the delivery Of speeches Was at.
tended with some difficulty from the same
cause.
Henry Ia Bouohcrc presided and besides
J W. sauer commissioner of public
works Of Cape Colony many prominent
pro Beers, including John Dillon leader Of
the nationalist party; David Lloyd George
welsh nationalist, james Keirhardlc $50.
cipiisu and Sir Wllfnd Lawson were pres
emit
during the meeting fully 10000 LIMOGES
gathered outside the Queens han In Regent
street, blocking tranie and kept the police
busy IN keeping a Acmhlance of order, Some
Of the men mounted the parepet Of the
Motel opposite and passed resolutions
! oh s1,4.ts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
WILL CASES POSTPONED
HEIRS OF WILLIAM MARSH T
WILL HAVE A WAIT.
SURROGATE Has Set the Trial Of the Cues
tons at Issue for the First Mon
day in November.

New York, June 10. The question In dis.
pute between the proponents of the two
wills OF William NJ Rice came mp before
Surrogate Fitzgerald again to-day on the
application Of counsel for Albert T. Pat
rick and the heirs under the viii OF 1900
for delay and the application Of w, B,
llornbiower, aud Bowers Is Sands for
the heirs under the will Of ls06-the so
called Texas wlll-for speedy disposition
of the issue After argument the surro.
gate set the trial Of the question at is
sue for the drst Monday In November
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
THE BARKER TRIAL.

Case WIN Probably Go TO the Jury
Today,
New York Juno ~. The case of Thomas
Barker on trial al Jersey city for shoot
ing Rev John Keller, may 60 70 the Jury
tomorrow Barker and his wife were on
the stand today. They told their story
so far as the court would allow answers TO
the questions Of the counsel for the de
fens,. ana although the record DOES not
show it. AIR Van Wrinkle got reference
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
Texnns n New az.

ISpnrllI @ TIC ToeI,l
Sew York, Ine 10 The following Tex
ans are registered In New York;
Houston Louis ManayetE 81 Denis
san Antonio NJ. H. Graves Bartholal
Austin Walter W unpernan ST.
George g Goodson Cosmopolitan
Gniycsion--G Austin Austin I'm
prrHl
Tyler-R Lee Gnston J r McBride
Marlborough.
beaumont e Alvey broadway Central
Cameron. w - Radin. iifth AyNuue
Terfcn james Turner Rartholdi-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
R,o,yn's Endowment Raised.

Providence, II. l., june i0-A the an.
nnal commencement at Brown university
today announcement was made taat the
desired s2OoO.OO0 endowment had been
raised and was Increasing every hour The
npon lieutenant General Nelson a. Miles
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington, June TO- Eastern Texas
Fair Thursday and Friday Hight To fresh
southCaNorlr winds.
ludi1n Territory aud Oklahoma Fair
Thursday and probably Frlday; southerly
winds,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20
General obaervatIens.

Observations taken by the United STATES
weather bureau NJ p. m, 10Th meridian
time; Rain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-20

Lofdon June ia. J, Bllfour first
lord Of the treasury 10 speech tonight
in conservative banquet IN London made
a strong protest against the action Of me
Baunerman party IN conntenancing the
pro. Borr movement, thereby pr0longing thn
war and adding 70 The already great ar
dculiits and sunerlngs
III rs n scanialous ana shocking tang,
said Mn Ralfnur "that such mon should
pcrtisc their Fellow countfymeu dnd sol
oilers Of carrying on war by harbbrehs
mot nnns'