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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-31
ABOUT oCR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent People
Where thev are and How they are.

VhcAc eHtt art AHa HeM thty hFSs
Charles Turner has been In un-
iontown for short visit.
Miss Pearl Taylor is quite sick at
her home on Beverly avenue.
Mrs. Bangham of Wilmington,
Ohio, is here with her children Go
visit her sister Mrs. w. III. Bailey.
Manager Lardin is pleased TO be
able to announce to the long suffering
and inquirlng public that he has a
game for Saturday.
Mr.. Grant the Oakland photo
grapher has taken quite number
of orders here for his West Virgin
la Illustrated. l."
A letter received here this morning
states that Philip Konrad we'll known
as former student is TO be married
shortly. He Is engaged as civil
engineer at kanawna Falls.
Mr.. Morgan Billingsley of Fair
mont was here to-day on business.
Mr.. Billingslev has a wide circle of
friends and acquaintance here who
are always glad to see him.
NJ T. Sisler will leave this even.
ing for Wheeling where he will at
tend meeting of the state agents of
the Equitable Insurance company.
Private Secretary Pollock, OF
Washington, is here TO spend a few
days visiting his parents. He is
engaged as private secretary TO Min.
lister WI the Chinese minister to
this country.
Mrs. I. r. Evans and daughter
Miss Ida and Mrs w. p. Wiley
went to Wheeling today to make a
protracted visit. It goes without
saying that they will receive warm
welcome and have pleasant time.
Mr.. L. p Reay returned home
this morning from Mason county
where he had been looking after his
oil interests. Mr.. Reay is interested
in several wells that are gcing down
there. The territory is new but
they are getting some producers.
Mrs. T. v Hughes and daughter
of Des Moines Iowa are here to visit
Major and Mrs. Bell Mrs. Hughes is
Major Bells sister They have not
seen each other since 1890 and the
present meeting was very pleasant
one to both.
S. S. Dusenberry has engaged Frank
Sennett to build stone wall in front
of his property on Beverly avenue.
This Is the old Jones property and the
wall will be both high and long. The
improvement will keep the hill from
coming In on the pavement as threat
ened every time that it rains.
John Ross who has been with one
Of the field parties of the state geol
ogieal survey has returned home
having arrived ON Wednesday after
noon. Together with the rest OF
the parties who have been out this
summer He looks as brown as a
berry and very much improved in
health and spirits by the experience.
FooTRAII game Saturday Monut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
DIFFERENT ITEMS VIEWS ABOUT THE
KINDS OF GIRL THEY WOULD
PREFER FOR A WEE.

IL
AT stag social gatherii.g few months ago,
A q tIuuse!on occurred ON 4clcctnga wife.
till first gave his view. on his style FOR Il girl
He wished u blue eyed blonde US partner
for life.
ON short fellow said, l would choose a
tall girl,
70 be my companion until death would us
Neither too fat Or too l}an would have her
to be
Eut Lively, jolly, aud particularly smart.
Jack, a tall six iooter. wants girl,that 1,
That would have to look up to his face,
And smile at him sweetly If lie should come
home.
And toll her ho backed tho wrong horse in the
race,
Mel said I woa!d chose for a vito 1rl that
Who would declare she never in corsets
With big gray eyes and red rosy checks,
ono I'd not be afraid to hurt by embrace. So
sam sad my choice fora wife is a girl with
That with my arm, could encrcle about,
AS that style Of girls doth ALWAYS prefer.
follow like me, who is robust and stout,
Dick said, nrefcr rosy faced blonde.
win proiu'o soiden hair. and large eyes Of
nnn Of medium size and sty lish in dress;
~ me kind Will marry, IL | ever 10 do.
Bob said, my choics is neat, sweet, pretty
girl,
With raven black hair and jet black eyes,
With rlnglets clustering arou nd her forehead,
As such girl for lover is always prize.
replied God has made all of your choice Of
girls.
Just to suit the fancy OF all kinds OF boys,
SO you all can be mated. ano mutually share
With each other all matrimonial JOYS,
ROBIN HOOD,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
MAN HAD
is WIVES

Washington, March 25.-!A stor
comes from parke rsburg, W. Va.
that George W. Anderson, "A year
old and seriously Ill at the Pleas
ants County Poor House. has con
fessed that he has within ten year;
contracted sixteen blgamou,
marriages in ten States tof tn.
Union; that all were for the pur.
pose OF securing money and that h,
believes all the wives are living,
Their ages are from twenty-threl
to seventy.fve yelrs, and the Of,
man gives full details Of each sepa.
rate contract, :
Anderson s latest cscapade wa,
with Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins, of 81.
Mary s, pension drawing widow
with her own home. He won her IA
three days and took charge o
everything, Anderson got sick
few days ago and his wife becam
suspicious from some of his tall
while delirious. She quizzed hin
and tinallygot a partial confession
She then sent him to the Poo
House and sued Tor an annulmen
OF marriage, restoration OF prop
erty aud pension. =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

TODAY.

The present session of the Will
miugton Conference OF the NJ. Il.
Church will not close in all probabiIi
ty before tomorrow morning. The
bishop and cabinet will have an in
teresting session Of the cabinet this
afternoon.
Surprises are in store for number
Of ministers. In the Wilmington
churches there will be number of
changes. Rev. +. II. RaWlinS re-
ported that for Conference claimants
there were STAT II on hand to lie
distributed among conference claim
ants. The people of Scott NJ. +.
Church expect to get the Rev. Il. II.
Adams in exchange for Rev. G. f.
Harris.
The claimants for admission on
triat were William II. llrons, Charles
W. Smith, Jefferson NJ. Geoghcgan
and William II. Kcnney. The latter
is so years Of age and has been prcach-
ing for seven years. A lively debate
followed upon the lattcrS admission
as Some thought that he was too old.
He was admitted by the vote Of 81
to 81. Bishop GoodScll said that
representative called on him ana
said ''Giye It's an elderly minister for
We want no young saw-bones to prac-
tIce On us. -
The Philadelphia Conference sent
a message of sympathy upon the
death Of Key. b. +. Price.
The following were named as COM
mittec on appeals: W. W. King, J
". Rurk. @. W. Dcvcnlsh, ". b
Guthrie. 5. NJ. Morgan and NJ. d
Nuttcr.
The committee on Pastoral he
lations reported that no word had
been received from Rev. @. 5. Wal
ton OF Preston Presiding Elder
Baker said the minister had not
been doing up 10 date work, I he
people Of that charge would prefer
to have the church closed rather
than have him for another year. He
was transferred 10 the supernumcr-
AIRY class
= Rev. DR.. y. ii. Carroll OF the
Missionary Society addressed the
Conference. More money is needed
because more fields have been open
ed and the work has been more
successful.
= Rcr. 7. T., Terry Of Elkton, re-
ported that the funeral services of
Rev. -. +. Price will DC held this at
teruoon. lntermcnt will be made
at Still Pond, Md. tomorrow.
The new constitution va, rati-
fed.
Rev T L. Terry, Rev ]. T.
Van Burkalow aud X. II, adams
were named as committee 10 at
tend the funeral Of Rev, b. f.
Price
T. +, MartndaIe, V. 5, Collins,
II. II. Adams, W. t. Avery, Adam
Stcnglc, {. :. Baker, T. \, II.
D'Brcn ", ]. Duhadway. and J.
". Easiey were nomjnatcdtrustees
OF the Ionlcrcn &C Academy.
Dr. LippIurnIt Of the Philadelphia
Hospital spoke to the Conferences,
All evening session will he hcld for
The purpose Of facilitating bu>in">, So
that Conference can adjourn tonight,
A conferences session Of the Con-
fcrruc" was agreed upon and a, the
NShrp passed the reporters one Of
the >rrjbr, remarked "Do ne report
erS 90 along $40 room tor il'W>-
prp"r m"u" replied the Bishop.
'l., ~ :, tt.r I,,r lNn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
S'LlPINE GIVE UPGUN
Surenders Taking Place Throughol
the Islands.
TROOPS In MOUNTAIN FIGHr


Manila. March "a. General Trias, II
insurgent leader who surrendered
the Americans recently, will visit Il
United States when he has given q
the aid in his power to the military a.
thoriies here. Rifles are being surrel
dercd by the insurgents at all points.
Major Garcia. an officer under Gel
eral Trias. came in to San Francisc
de Malabon with 81 rifemen. One ban
OF rebels has refused to obey Genera
Trias' order to surrender. In additiO'
they have made threats against thei
colonel Rosario, for his friendliness I
the Americans. Rosario has gone wit
a force of Americans in pursuit Of til
band.
The Fourth and Philippine cavalr5
engaged the bands of Lacuna and Ale
jandrlnO in the mountains of Penaran'
da on March is and destroyed 80 rifles.
Upon General MacArthur's recon-
menda tlon the act In regard to the dis
reimbursement OF insurgents has beer
SO amended as to extend Its provisio'
from April to May /. The first Orde:
provided that all rebels who failed T."
surrender by April would be disfran
chised. This last move was taken with
the idea Of giving the aiders and abet
tors Of the insurrsction every chance t.
surrender ,.s 80 |
Want Native rricsts Set Free. Y. :
A number of native priests have pc
titioned Mgr. Chapelle, the papal dele
gate to the Philippines, to intercede fol
the liberation Of Filipino priests who
have been arrested on political charges
The Federal party has extended Its
organization to Taal aud Lemery, fl
the province of Batangas.
The Philippine commission has de
cided TO defer the organization Of civi
government at Bacolod until May
when the island of Negros will be di
vlded into two provinces and the gov
eminent which was established under
the administration OF Governor Gener
al Otis will be abolished. The unpopu
lar ceduIar tax will be repealed anG
the present municipalities will be rein
corporated with the least possible dis
turhnnce Of local conditions.
The people of the island Of NegrOt
have sent in almost unanimous pet
tons for the establishment of provir
cial government under American aU
th0rlty. ~
DR. Bull 5 Cough Syrup cures tn
worst cola in day stops the running o
tho DO o; breaks tn, fever anu banisle
all tendencies toward pneumonia. 1t
the quickest relievor and curer Of throa
aud lung diseases. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
NEW YORKS CARNEGIE LIBRARIES,
Bill Gambling cry to Accept OFFER
Sent to Albany.

New York March 2i.-Corporation
Counsel Whalrn has gone to Albany
with the enabling act by which the
city will be legally allowed to receive
the offer from Andrew Carnegie of ST.
2WDOO for libraries. c. J.. Riyes. sec.
rotary of the board of trustees Of the
New York Public library, will accom-
pany Mr.. Whaen.
The final touches to this measure
We're added After Il conference between
Edgar l-eayy. deputy comptroller, and
Mr.. Whalen. The eXact contents of the
bill will not be made known before it is
PIT hrfor" the assembly. but the impor.
tam features repeal all former library
acts and provide that the board Of cstl
mate can select library sites without
reference to the municipal assembly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
RAILROADS FOREsTALL STRIKE.
Stock Of Coal Being Accumulated.
pittsburg Miners Convention.

Stock Of Coal Being Accumulated.
Pittsburs Miners Convention.
Scranton, Pa, March 24.-Presldent
Mitchell of the United Mine Workers,
accompanied by District Presidents L.
u. Nichols, r. p. Duffy and John Fahy,
left here ostensibly for New York. Mr..
Mitchell previously held long confer
eiice over the long distance telephone.
and ii is believed that the departure Of
suit of this interview.
There are indications that the rail.
roads are preparing for n strike. All
the cars available are being loaded
with coal, while none is being emptied
and returned to the mines. tonse-
Quently many collieries throughout the
region have been idle owing to a scar
city of cars.
Appeal Is to be made to a convention
of the miners Of the Pit,sburg district
to decide what is to be done with the
present scale disagreement with the
operators. The wage committee of the
miners organization has been in SEES
sion with the operators Of the Pitts
burg district for the past three or four
weeks almost continuously, and while
most of the provisions that the miners
have asked to he inserted in the wage
agreement this year have been granted
the one feature that they consider the
most important has been rejected by
III" operators with much tirmneSs
This provision is called the CHECK
off, system, which requires the opera
tors to deduct from tn" pay Of the min
crs in the union the amount Of the dues
they owe the organization and turn it
over to the officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

DR.. L. II. Weiderman and family Of
Marydcl have removed to Wilmington
| DMrs. Walls, of Wilmington, is WIS.,
ting her mother, Mrs. Joseph Poore,
! of Hartley, Del.
On Sunday evening, March 10,
Clarence Il. Abbott and Miss Addie
Evans we're quietly married by Rev.
J. S. Willis, at G!enworthe, near Mil :
ford.
Miss Matte George formerly of DO
yer and William Fleming were mar.
ried at the home of the brides par
ents, 1919 Jackson Street, Philadel-
phia, Oh Tuesday March 10.
David Zearfoss. the we'll known
Delaware base ball player, has signed
with the Tacoma club, of Washing
ton State, OF the Pacific coast League,
for thcSeason. .
Henry c. Conrad Esq, of the Will
mineton Bar was in Georgetown on
Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Hart Of Georgetown left
Yesterday for few days stay in viii.
mington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. l.. W. Hein2er, Of Wilmington
spent Sunday in Georgetown.
Mrs. Christopher Brchm of Phila.
dclphid, Pa, visited her father Will
liam Alsentzcr, 30S King Street yes.
terday.
Mrs. J. Harry Boone Of Camde n, N.
j., is visiting here.
Mr.. William Brehm, Of philadcl-
phia paid a flying visit to relatives
here on saturday.
Rev. A. s. Accot. pastor of the I'M
ion A, NJ. t. Church has gone on a
visit to New York and will pass few
days in that city. lie will be home
however, so as to occupy the pulpit on,
Sunday.
Miss Jordon Of Guycncourt, who
has been visiting Miss Beulah Price
has returned home.
Mr.. Fred Kelley. this city, stu
dent Of the Jefferson Medical College,
is confined to his home suffering with
rheumatism.
Rev. Mr.. Compton Of Newark,
preached in Bethany Bapt ist Church
yesterday.
Mrs. G. Cleland Jones and daughter, of
Ilagerstown, Md. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Baker.
Miss Ida Smith, who has been visiting
friends in Marcus Hook, has returned
home.
Among the people removing to this
city is Harry Martin Of Birmingham
township, Pa.
William NJ Candy, president of the
Board OF Park Com missiopers, 10 prepar-
ing for an extended trip during the sum-
mer or fall.
James II. Wright, Of the Wright &
Davidson Company, who has been ill at
bis home with the grip, is improving.
DR.. Charles s. McCowen will remove
to PASSPORT, Me-, to practice dentistry in
that city.
y John NJ. Chandler, of Exmore, Va,
OF the firm OF Stayton 4 Chandler, of
this city, who has been the guest OF Mr..
Stayton for several days, has returned
home.
Rev. Charles Wesley Smith and wife,
of East New Market, Nd, are being en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs.. Alfred Ander-
son, at their home, No. 220 Rodney
street, during conference.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
BEFORE THE
CHANCELLOR.

In Chancery' court this morning
Austin Harrington representing Sam.
uel Gouldey, Jr. stakeholder Of the
Electric Shoe Company, obtained an
order on the plaintiff to show cause
why preliminary injunction should
not he issued and II receiver appoint
ed. The order was made returnable
next Wednesday.
The suit grew out of the sale Of
the stock or the Shoe Company to
the Electric Glove Button Company
of Baltimore. j. Harvey Whiteman
represented the Shoe Company.
The Equitable Guaranteets AN d
Trust Company, guardian for } ames
John Bellah, was authorized to re.
cciye securities in lieu of cash.
Peter r. Cooper, Jr. represent
ing the Delaware Construction
company confirmed the action of
the receivers in borrowing the sl7,-
600 to finish the contracts.
In the case OF Geelcy VS.. Crothe r,
vs. Oberly preliminary in JUNCTION
was granted the plaintiff and an
order increasing the bond OF the dc.
fcndcnt from. $500 10 500 was made.
ORPHANS COURT.
Sadie j. Curran, Administrative for
Matilda Curran made return OF sale
of real estate
Benjamin Lippncott, executor Of
Irene D. =. Lippincott made return
of sale Of real estate.
Harry WhiLcman guardian for Sar-
all and William McElwee asked that
Charles CurIcy make a return of par
tition Of real estate The return was
made and approved.
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Com
pany was appointed guardian Of Jas.
J Stewart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

HoSi0n, March l4.-PlanS for the con
sol,IatOn Of the Boston electric Light
ing companies, which have been kept
in abcyancc for some time, since the
failure Of the effort Of j. =. Morgan Il
Co. TO effect a combination by the
formation of new company which
was to absorb the Boston Electric
Light company and the Edison Electric
Illuminating company. are now matur.
ING. As far as they extend nj present
til" plans contemplate Il consolidation
in which the stock Of The Edison com
pany will be used as basis for val
uatiUn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

There is certain yonng man at
Goldey Commercial College who is
going around with his finger in a
stall. He says by way of explana'
ton that he had it pinchcd in a
door.
The students smile at this and
broadly hint that he must have
been at certain lady's house
rather late the other evening aud
that the door was hurriedly shut
before the worthy gentleman had
time to withdraw his finger.
One lesson should be enough.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
COMPLIMENTARY Notice.

Francis S. Bradley, says the Morning
News. will probably be appointed JUS
ticc of the Pence IN short time. He has
the distinction of being one Of tho best in-
formed men in this state or election laws.
He has made the matter q study and it Is
said that. with the. single exception of
Frank McCloskey the clerk of the Depart
ment OF Elections, there IL not a man in
the city who can, off-hand, answer so
many questions concerning election laws
or election figures. Both men have gain.
ed their knowledge by closely studying
tho law figures and conditions in the
various election distric cts. .-.-s...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

R0St0n, March a. --Grorge NJ. Eos.
tItct court, through his attorneys.
M"Ssrs. Bartlett and Anderson, de.
murr"IS to til" counts Of the lndict.
m"nt@ against him charging him with
the alleged wiIllUl misapplication of
funds Of the South Danvers National
hank. He claims in substance that
thrs" counts DO not within the require,
m"ntS of law state any offcnse OF will.
ful mSappli"ntion under section 500
of the United States revised statutes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident. of which Mr.. John
Oliver OF Philadelphia WAS tho subject, is
narrated by him AS follows: Il was In a
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes eunken. tongue coat
ed pain continually in buck and sides no
appetile-gradually growing weaker dag
by day. Three physicians had given me
up. Fortunately, u friend advised trying
Electric Bitters' and to my great joy
and surprise. the first bottle mad0 decid-
ed improvement l confined their use for
about three weeks aud am we'll man.
know they saved my life and robbed the
grave OF another victim - No one should
fail to try them. Only 60cts., guaranteed
at N. b. Danforth's drug store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Echo of Cndahy Kidnapping Case.

Omaha, March 2l.-W. A. Streator, a
grading contractor, who recently NOV
ed into the Merose hill house in which
young Edward Cudahy was held pris.
oner awaiting the payment of 5000
wounded one Of party of FIVE men
who attempted TO enter the house sup
poS"dIN for the purpose OF committing
robbery. The wounded man was pick
ed up by his companions, who attempt.
ed 10 fire the house and then disap-
prHrtI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
H0OpERSANOOYNE
Refl.es to stand Abuse.

lraTrnwUrlh, Mo-, March II Mrs.
Carrie Natiuu left Tonight for st.
Louis and CjMcinnatito ill her lecture
engagements. Two policemen accom-
pan.cd tier constantly while in this
city. I"aycnNorlh Opera House was
iorEcd against her, and She attempted
TO speak On the public square hut
Officers stopped her, She visited the
Nat IouaI soldiers Home at Fort Lea
ycNWorth and bcganaDu,ln9 Governor
kowiand for allowing cautcrm to be
rlW on the grounds. The nuycrnor
called i captain Of police and had .hcr
escorted of the grounds,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Wants Prisoner EItradi.rd,

Springfield. Ills, March 2l-Govern.
or Yates has issued requlSiton on
the governor of Connecticut for the OK
tradition Of Max Greenfield, who il
nnh"r arrest Mt Hartford and wanted
in Chicago 10 answer to charge Of
larceny Of j"wclry and money to the
valu" Of $1,000 from Abraham Green.
baum Feb. -, 1900 Greenfield escaped
Immediately after committing tho
crime, and all efforts to apprehend him
have been UnHTailing until now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Base l'ail.

The Morning Glory baseball team
defeated the boys at Fourth and
Adams streets in practice game Of
% to q. They played game this
week. The "Glories" would like to
hear from any team under 10 years
in the city. Address John Early
Second and Greenhill avenue. They
won l6 out Of Is games played last
year and expect to give an accounted
themselves thi year, 49,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25

birmingham, Ala, March 2l.-The
output Of III" Alabama coal mines for
the year 1900, according to til" state
mine inspector was 94O0.000 tons. an
increase Of nearly 100000 tons over
the previous year 1t is estimated that
The output for this year will reach
L. 1000, 600 tons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
REDUCED ONE WAY SECOND CLASS
Rates to'the West via. Is. and y.
Railroad,

Every Tuesday until April 30th inclus.
i've, the Is. and o. r.. Il. Company will
sell second class Settlers and Colonists
tickets to tho west at greatly reduced
rates. Colonists tickets will be cold to
Arizona, California. Nevada, New Mexico,
and Texas points. Fares to California
points will be $3.50. For full particu-
lars write Or apply to H, A. Miller. Pass.
enQer Agent, Delaware avenue station,
Wilmin 1ton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Mother OF 40 Children!

Dudley, Pa, March oath. -Th
mother Of twenty six children at thD
age of forty-fve is the proud recor
of Mrs. joel Kuhs tosm, wife of Be
gian miner living near Sandy Run.
She was married at seventeen, anl
the order of births is as follows; Trit
lets once, twins three times, singh
seventeen times, the last one of whtt
was born few days ago. OF thu
number eight were girls and eishtee
boys. All of the children died in thei
infancy except eight, who are nov
living, g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
Held tor Court,

VIM. Johnson. colored, was ar .
rested on Saturday nightly officers
Sherry and Sheehey with revolver
in his pocket. Judge Churchman
held him in 800 bail for Court.
Catherine Ryan was fined S. and
costs in the City Court this morn
ing for actngin disorderlY man
ner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-25
For Mayor.

Henry c. Robinson is spoken q
as a Republican candidate tor may
or atthe nominal election. Should
he be nomin ated, he can be elected
as few other citizens have a great
er number OF friends or would give
more general satisfaction. Let tn,
voters generally talk over this mat
ter and determine what course
should be pursued to insure sue.
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