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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-02-28
COUNTY,.
PRIMARIES. MARCH 7.

The friends of Judge Holmes has
announced his name as one of the can
didates for Judge of the District Court,
subject to the republican convention.
c. p. Holmes.
I hereby announce my name by the
request of my many friends, as can
didate for Congress from the 7th Con-
gressional District. -"
S. F. Prouty.
Mr.. Crom Bowen is candidate for
Judge of the district court. .".
The name of James A. Howe is be-
fore the republican voters of this coun-
ty for one Of the judges of this district
The name of W. Fl. McHenry is an
nounced as q candidate for Judge.
The name of Hugh Brennan is an
nonpced as candidate for Judge of
he district court. The only East Side
candidate for such place.
Il am a candidate for District Judge,
subject to the decision of the republi-
49, w. Il. Bailey.
hereby announce my name as q
candidate for the Office of District
Judge, subject to the decision of the
REPUBLICAN primaries and convention,
L. Kinkead.
hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of district judge,
subject to the decision of the re-
publican primaries. Nelson Royal.
am a candidate for the Office of
district Judge, subject to the decision
of the republican primaries and con-
vention. John j. Halloran.
Please announce me as a candidate
for the office of County Recorder, sub
iect to the decision of the repu blican
county convention.
Mrs. Frank w. Dodson.
hereby announce my name as a
candidate for justice of the peace OF
Des Moines township, subject to the
decision of the county convention:
Zell G. Roe.
I hereby announce my name as can :
didate for county attorney, subject to
the repu blican convention.
Jesse A. Miller.
l hereby announce my name as a
LII SouAGy ASSoANA\A1 o"OJSNo
to the Republican county convention.
b. o. Hanger.
Please announce my name as can
didate for Justice of Peace or Des
Moines Township, subject to the re-
pu blican primaeies and convention.
G. G. Carter.
1 hereby announce nay name as a
candidate for County Auditor for my
second term, subject TO the convention.
Fred A. Cope.
Please announce my name as can
didate for Constable of Des Moines
township, subject to the republican
convention. G. S. Kingman.
hereby announce my name as can
didate for County Recorder, subject to
republican convention.
Grant Henry.
, Please announce my name as can
didate for Justice of Peace of Lee
Township, subject to the county con-
vention. G. j. Lynch.
/ hereby announce myself as q can
didate for reelection for the Office of
Justice of Peace, subject to the repub-
lican convention. w. A. Iris.
am candidate for County Attor-
ney, subject to the republican county
primaries A. l.. Steele.
I hereby announce myself as 3 can
didate for denomination as Justice of
the Peace of Des Moines Township;
having served one term.
F. E. Duncan.
Mr.. w. Fl. Canaday announces him
self as candidate for County Recorder
subject to the will of the republican
county primaries.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the position of Constab BILE of
Des MONIES Township, subject to the
primaries to be held on March Z.
J. F. Johnson.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-02-28

OFFICE HOURS: III s g i :: m = T.
Over 764 West Ninth Street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1902-02-28
DIR. A. G. EDWARDS.
Physician and Surgeon.

IOWA PHONE 1851 MUTUAL PHONE $50
(Of1ce) Miles Drug Store
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19
CuandO Sc p6drd ViVir
a.
SegQrOS en- MartiniCa.

70 slempre he creido que ell apa
ratio de vuelo es 10 mas gigantezco
en- osnetic1o para Ia humanid&d.
81 ell iugenio nuestro hubier@
perLeec1onado este, y cada martini
queno hubiera tenido el suyo, como
tenemos la biciclets, 81 rugir el emon
te Peleea Sc hubier& cuajado el aire
de Eaj sros humanos, deiandole II
lsls al demonio. Los reporters hu'
bleran salido & tomar -notas y en- tor
no de Ia isla una humarada de paia'
rOs a80tarfa las cenizas del volcan,
tomando como soberbio expectaculo
10 que boy es desolador y terrorffi
co.
iQa6 importa que 50 hunda una
porci6n del globo, 81 ell hombre que
da undo & las goIondrinas para lle'
gar junto con elias nuevas = sc gu
ras tierr&s!
Mientras el hombre no domino
el aire, sera el esctavo de las aves,
el jaguete de conf grsciones.
81 mundo no hs terido lugar de
fjarse en- un hecho extfs no y curio
so.
Que los americauo9 que g&stan
enOrmes sum&s en- inventCs, en- bi
oliotecss y obras humanft&rias, no
h& dedicadO nj una peseta q inven
toa de navegsci0n aerea. Sc dn1s
Qua las riquezas que 9xlr&en de Ia
entranAs terrestres, les ha inpadido
pensar en- el aire & esracio. L@ g.
postcj6a de San LUIS Of 10 200, 600
pesos para un concurso ! va hsv L.
INVENTORIES de globos y apart q q
vuelo, donde nadie sa ocur 6}l
asunto.
ST Carnegie hubiera { .ci5 =
million qujen prosentsr& IN = bor
to s6reo que cruce III stl&1t,co "a
estar1. mos spcderados del vat13,
Este rico fla2tropc no ha tent
do el 8cierto de unic su ucmbre IN
acontecimieuto que obscurecer6 u
do otro triunfo del ingenio humane.
D5 cuanto modo Sc mire y apre-
Gle este asunto, ell immense caudal de
millones atesorados p O r slguuOs
b )mbres, negadt 8 8n absolu 10 s per-
fecCionsr una obra de trascendencia
tan colossal, revela 81 mex plicable
grado de egoismo que Ia ambici6n
por 10 material antep0no & las glo-
rias del pensamiento.
Martinica, con tres volcanes,
debe qQedar inhAbitada interin Ia
maquiua de volar no es 6 III alcance
de tCd0s.
j. NJ AMADEO.
TOs A t..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19
CasanQientO
r0nQantiCO,
Tn jOV0n diSfrazadO de CriadO
Sc haCe de una preCiOSa D0Via.

Enrique Williams, j2ven rico y
de Ia mejor sociedad, So hizo De una
b .lisima novia en Msntr2ae, VJgi
nia; psra lcgrsrlo dis f az6se de
peon. Sc entandi6 con ella prime e
ramente por medic de una carta &n6
nina; despu6s acordsron una cita.
Antes de Is cita, Sc present6 de
crIsdo en- Ia casa de la muchacha, en-
donde fue emp'eado. Sus msneras
Y buenas f0rmss caut; varon s 10 SO
noritn, y al hacsrla Ell amor 10 re
has6 por 10 distanciados que estaban
en- posici6n social A Ia hora de L.
cita f<6 el enamorado solicitante,
apareciendo en su lugar el crisdo
desdedado Vue TO 6 ser rehus8do
por su posici6n, Sc desgar16 enton-
Ces su difc&z de criado, apareciendo
& la vista de ella an gAliardo ioven,
resultAndo el mismo della convenida
cita. Sus smores fueron de corta
durac;6n. A los dos dfas ya estab&u
casados.
Amhos pertene1en i Ia alta So
ciedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19
Information.

Sc ha verifeado en- L. capital dc
Espafla Ia coronation de Alfonso
XIII que hasta ahora hAbf& estado
bajo Ia Regen cia de su madre do6a
Cristina.
Con ese me- two de importancia
ha habido en- Madrid grandes y bri'
llantes fiestas.
FL orden hA sido general, pues
81 es verdsd que 10 Monarquia tiene
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de fuerzs, estes
no han querido hacer ni0guna de"
mostrsci6n Que les hubiera resulta-
do contraproduce cente & inutil.
~oA
Los mineros de los Estados
Unidos Sc han declarado en- huelg&'
Esa penosa labor no esta retribuida
en- aquel territorio an raz6n dieecta
& sns horas de trabajo, y los que
viven de ese medic enterra1 los en-
vida durante hcrss del d1a Sc han
alzado solicitando IL equidad en- sus
jornales Y Ia disminuci6n del ITEM
po diario en- 10 fa6na,
90
L. CAmara americanana, ha
&cordado IL concession de los tsrres
nos que pe1tanecen al pueblo de
Pto- Rico, con solo L. reserv& de q es-
te IL Acilite los que sean necesarios
al gobierno de los Estsdos Unidos
para estsblecimientos del ej6rcito,
de Ia armad@, f&ros y otros servi~
clos de L. Union.
o*o
Eu Georgia un individuc de Co.
lor 'mat6 & siete personas que 10 su~
ietabsn sl ser cspturado.
La esoenA fn6 verdaderamente
tragics. Para detenerlo fu6 preci-
so quemar Ia casa en- donde 81 ha
bis refagiado y al huir de las llAmas
de que estaba ceroado, fa6 detenido
pOr tres polici&s.
Cnatro personas mas 10 presta-
ron syuda & los ageutes pero el mo-
reno pos3ido de una horrible furia
di6 muerte & los siete hombres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19

49, "a mas enco1n}astico que las bre-
Ne. ...labras del eminente Mfdico, DR..
D14 Francisco Garza Cantu, de Mon
ycrr,y. Nuevo Leon, Mexico - La
L lulsion de Scott es un remedio uni
lcrsalmcntc conocido y sancionado,
que apenas 81 precisa conhrmar una
vcz mas que por sus propiedades nu-
tritivas y reconstituyentes, es dlgna
de la muy buena reputation de que con
tahta justicia goza:
- Enero II ds 1899,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19

Para benefcio de los hogares, donde
existen ninos, reproducimos las sig
nihcativas palabras del autorizado y
bien conocido Doctor Don Eusebio
Guajardo, de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon,
Mexico -" En- cualquiera de las n1l-
tiples manifestations de la diatesis
escrofulosa de los nifos no hay que
perder el tempo; prescr1base desde
luego la Emulsion de Scott, "
Enero II de 1900,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19
Yaa ar
N@s4 90
kA,gi No.

En- la tuberculosis pulmonar, eA la
escrofulosis, EN- la convalecencia de
neumonias, en- la pobreza hsologica,
etc, la Emulsion de Scott ha respon-
dido siempre en- mi practica la fama
de que goza.-Dr Victor Anguita y
Stuven, M6dico cirujano por las Uni
versidades de Santiago de Chile Y
Madrid, ex-Medico Director de Vista
de Naves, ex-M6dico del Cuerpo de
Sanidad de la Armada Espanola, ETC.,
etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-19

Sc ALQUILA en- Santrr 20
ana hermosa casa con todas las CO.
modidades y ag1a del acucducto.
Eta situada muy cerca del
pu9nte de San Antonio.
1nformarAn San Francisco rs
en- esta Capital,
i'd L IS Il
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
CENSURE FOR TAYLOR
German Editor Disapproves of
Remarks Made by One of
CIR Rear Admiral.
UNCLE SAM WARNED TO BE READY
Five Years from Now, When There
Is To BE Test of the Monroe
Doctrine.

Berlin, Aug. 5.-The utterances at
tributed to Rear Admiral Taylor. of
the United States navy, as TO a prob
able conflict between Germany ana
the United States in 1907. was printed
cOnspicuously here. The Tageblatt says
it requires all the Observation-Disclosures of
lingo, combined with complete ig-
nOrance of European affairs. TO imag-
inc that Germany intends to annex the
Netherlands. Any German admiral so
indiscreet. The Tageblatt continues,
would be relieved of his duties imme-
diately.
What Rear Admiral Taylor Said.
In recent dispatch from the United
States Rear Admiral Taylor. chief of
the bureau of navigation ut Washing
ton, was credited with having given
expression to the ideas referred to in
the foregoing. IN this dispatch Rear
Admiral Taylor was described as
thoroughly alive to the steady set of
current which is carrying the United
States and Germany along converging
lines in many parts of the globe and
bringing these two nations into closer
rivalry elsewhere.
Fixed the Time of n Crisis.
To Rear Admiral Taylor was given
the credit of warning the leaders of
the United States navy and army that
preparations must begin at once and
be vigorously prosecuted from. this
time forth for Il grave crisis in Ger
man-American relations in the spring
of 1907. The time of this crisis is
fixed coincident with the most efficient
sea power Germany now contempdateS.
viii Test the Monroe Doctrine.
1t will, the rear admiral thinks, also
be the time when the Panama canal
will be occupying much attention in
this country, when the Cuban republic
may have about reached the end of its
tether. when jamaica and other West
Indian islands will he PROSTATE in
bankruptcy. when the Netherlands
according to Admiral TaylOr's predic-
tionS-will have been absorbed by Ger
many, leaving Curacao and the other
Dutch islands of the Caribbean sea as
bones of contention to force n supreme
test of the Monroe doctrine.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
FISHING WILL BE GOOD
IN BLOOMINGTON PARK

Bloomington, ILL.,. Aug. All
Bloomington will take a holiday to-
morrow, the annual fish day, and
business will be generally suspended,
while all classes try their luck in
Miller Park lake. The fishing there
is very fine some specimens of black
bass weighing five pounds. The 10
acre body of water fairly swarms
with fish, and there will be no re-
strictions as to time or bait. The
commissioners have no fear that the
lake will be depopulated. Last year
5000 persons cast their lines into
the water, and as many more stood
upon the banks as spectators. From
the interest displayed since the date
was announced, it is likely that the
attendance tomorrow will be a rec
ord-breaker. Anyone is privileged to
fish without charge, no matter
whether a resident of Bloomington
or not. AS a result, hundreds of farm
ers lay aside their pursuits and bring
their families and lunch baskets for
a days outing.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
CUBA MAY NEED
THAT S55.OOO.OOO
But She Must Ask Her Uncle Samuel
Before She Can BOr-
row.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Official news
has been received from Cuba through
Minister Squiers that the Cuban house
of representatives has passed a bill
authorizing Il loan of S33.0O0,000, the
senate having previously passed the
same bill The money is to be used
to pay the Cuban army and to help
the planters, and is to be borrowed in
this country.
Under the Plat amendment which
was passed to more perfectly redeem
the promise of the Teller resolution
to make Cuba free and Independent,
Cuba cannot borrow this money if the
United States objects, that amendment
providing that said government
GCubal shall not assume or contract
any public debt to pay the interest
upon which. and to make reasonable
sinking fund provision for the ultimate
discharge of which, the ordinary rev.
enues Of the island of Cuba. after de-
fraying the current expenses of the
government. shall be inadeduate."
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
COUPLE ON LONG WALK
Young EIopers Going Back Home to Earn
Living.

Young Elopers Going Back Home to Earn
Living.
Baltimore. Md. Aug. ITO walk
from Richmond. Va. TO Dayton, o.. is
the task set by young couple who
left here yesterday. They stated at
the office of the superintendent of char
tiles that they had eloped from Day
ton four months ago. and had gone to
Washington. where they We're married.
This part of the story was SubStanti-
ated by the marriage certificate which
they exhibited. From Washington
they said they had gone to Richmond,
where the young man had secured en-
plOymcnt as conductor on q trolley
car.
Then came strike and the husband
lost his position. His lungs were not
strong and they decided that he would
be better off at Dayton, especially as
there did not seem to he any way to
make a living for himself and wife in
Richmond. whereas he is confident Of
securing employment in Dayton.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
A PREHISTORIC FORT
Choice ! ot of Mounds Discovered ia q
Cultivated Field.


CarbOndale. Ills. Aug. ,. - The
ruins of an old fort, probably built by
Il prehistoric race, has recently been
discovered in the northwestern part of
this county by John Crilley, who is Il
student of ancient history and scien-
ritic subjects. The breastworkS arc sit
uated at the break i'll the bluffs where
Il small stream runs into the NiSsiSSiD-
pi bottOI-S. The breaStwOrkS are eN-
tcnSivc, consisting of mounds and
circular line of works similar to mod
Crn defensive breaStworkS.
The field i'll which they have been
discovered has been under cultivation
for sixty years. On top of the line
is Il series of mounds at intervals of
100 to GOO feet apart, there being seven
i'll all. The line is $3.50 feet long.
These mounds have never been opened.
The country surrounding these old
fortificationS has been marked in pc
culiar manner. Queer and mysterious
signs are to be seen carved in trees
and on stones. Some of these charac-
terS are in the shape of compasseS,
reptiles. animals and human beings.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
CUT OUT HIS FRIEND
How 1t Was That Miss MInnick Did Not
Marry Grant Mann.

How 1t Was That Miss Iinnick Did Not
Marry Grant Mann.
Marion, Ind, Aug. 5.-The elope-
ment of Miss Cora AIinnick. of this
city, and her marriage to Walter
Thompson ut indianapolis Saturday
was the climax of an odd romance. 1t
was IL case of love at first sight. Grant
Mann. local merchant, was engaged
to Miss Minnick. and their wedding
was to have been celebrated the COM
ing week Three months ago he intro
duced his fiancee to Thompson, who
then resided here ard was his room
mate.
Thompson became infatuated with
her. and when he moved from this
city to Waterloo. Ia. he commenced
correspondence with her. He won her
heart and hand. and her engagement
to Mann was broken. After their mar
riaGe Thompson and his bride left for
Iowa. where they will reside. Mann
is broken hearted and has gone to Cal
ifornia. where he Will endeavOr to for
get his lost love.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
Went Down i'm FIfteen Minutes.
REPLY OF THE BEEF TRUST
Does Not Deny the Charges, but Says They
Are of No Consequence.

Are OF No consequence.
Chica 60. Aug. 5.-The government
suit against the alleged beef trust was
sent Il step forward here yesterday by
the filing in the United States circuit
court of demurrers of the defendants,
both as individuals and as corpora
tions. The demurrers set up at cOnsid-
cradle length that the complaint on
which an injunction is asked is in
sufficient. In specific terms the de-
murrers assert that 80 much OF the
bill of complaint as asks Il discovery
of the several interests of the defend
ants and their business methods has
not stated such n case as would entitle
the complainant to the relief prayed
for"
The effect of the filing of the de-
murrerS is technically to admit all the
allegations charged in the bill of COM
plaint The argument advanced in
support of the packers positions is
that, admitting the truth of the
charge, no sufficient ground has been
shown for the issuance of the peti-
toned writ
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
Some nIore of sarngerr.

Fort Benton, Mont, Aug. Sum
day night in a quarrel over card
game John Allan, a sheep herder. shot
and probably fatally wounded John
Reavis in the Office of the Overland ho-
tel at this place. Before Reavis fell he
knocked Allan down, took his gun
away from him and beat his head to
a jelly with the butt of it. AIlan's
skull is crushed in and it is likely that
he will also die.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
KENTUCKY WHlTECAPS
Brutes Whip n Man Almost to Shrcds
with Al ..ISIacksnaISe.''

Owensboro, Ky, Aug. 5.-William
Dodwell, farmer living near Nclving-
ton. this county, was taken from his
home at midnight Sunday, bound to Il
tree and beaten with blackSnake
whip until he was almosT unconscious
from loss of blood. Over seventy-five
laSheS were administered. and there
are more than fifty wounds from two
inches TO foot long on his face and
body.
The bark was worn from the tree
where the ropes which bound the UNI
fortunate man touched ii, and the
whip left marks on the tree as II it
had been cut with Il knife. Dodwel'S
wife and daughter attempted to get
TO his rescue but We're prevented by
the members of the mob. The cause
for the whipping is not known.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
ACTS
AS TO HOSPITAL
Orders Investigation of Kankakee
Insane Asylum
Charge.

Springfield, Aug. 5.-Acting Cover
nor NOrthcott today ordered DR..
William Jayne, president of the IL
linois State Board of Charities, to
make a full investigation of the
charges of immortality and cruelty
which have been made against the
attendants at the Eastern Hospital
for the Insane at Kankakee. The in
vestigation is likely to be commenced
next week.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05

thing is quiet in this region today.
Soldiers remained in camp during the
night, and were not called to sup
press any disorder.
Wilkesbarre. Pa, Aug. 5.-The day
having passed without a resumption
of mining in the strike region caused
rejoicing at President Mitchell'S head
quarters last night. There was some
fears that work might he started at
the Woodward colliery of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western COM
pany. near Plymouth. and Il large
number of strikers and their sympa-
thizers We're stationed i'll the vicinity;
but when it became known for Il GER
tainty that the mine would not resume
the strikers returned to their homes.
At the offices of the coal companies
the only information that would be
given out was that when the operators
got ready to resume work they would
do so. but how soon that would be
they would not say.
Apprehensige of Surprise.
Those i'll charge at strike headquar
ters are apprehensive that some of the
coal companies Will spring a surprise
some morning, and they will have Il
colliery in operation before the Strik-
ers know it. To prevent such sur
prise the strikers are watching the col
lierieS very closely and also the move
ments of all men who go in and out of
the works.
Trouble Over Relief Distribution.
\ dispatch from Shenandoah says:
--'sThe headquarters of the ninth dis
trict of the United Mine Workers were
visited yesterday by hundreds of men
asking for aid. They were accom-
panied by wives and children. Orders
OH stores for provisions weEe issued
only to strikers in good standing in
the union. = number of applicants
who have worked in the mines for
years tried TO obtain aid, but were re-
fused, whCreupOn they threatened to
go to work as non-union men.
SenGries shoot at a Prowler.
''The Eighth regiment had another
call to arms last night. The pickets
in the vicinity of the stable saw Il
man stealthiIy approaching the horses
and he was commanded to stop. He
probably did not see the sentry, be
cause the instant he heard the sol
dieT'S command the prOwlcr turned
and fled down the side of the hill
Three bullets were sent after him. but
he escaped. Colonel Hoffman is of the
opinion that the intruder was about
TO make an attack on the horses by
hamStringing them or otherwise injur-
ing them so as to make the animals
useless ~
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
III. Robbed the Governmen,.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The grand
jury yesterday indicted Harry \. Bar
United States census bureau. on three
charges. The first charge alleges en-
bezzlement and the larceny of $500.
The second describes the alleged Of
fense as violation of section J.4SS of
the revised and says Barrows stated
that the money had been lost in
gamblingat cards and betting on horse
races and that he had applied the
residue in payment of his personal
r,rrsn
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
STATE FIRE FIGHTERS
MEET AT BLUE ISLAND

Chicago, Aug. 5.-Fire fighters
from all parts of the state assembled
at Blue Island today for the opening
of the 18th annual tournament of the
Illinois State Firemen's association.
The program included a parade of
the volunteer department, athletic
contests, and exhibition and contests
in fire fighting.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-08-05
WHAT THE FARMERS WANT
Ten Cents BusheI Rate for Wheat
President MelIen's KemarlSs.

HreSluenI hellen
While no definite decision as to rates
was expected yesterday the farmers
hope to secure n rate of 10 cents per
bushel for wheat shipped from all Big
Bend points to the coast. The present
rate is 1115 to 11& cents. The con-
ference may also take up the PROPOSE
ton of shipping Washington grain via
Minneapolis in case Pacific coast buy
erS should attempt to form Il combine
The feature of the conference was the
announcement of President Mellen
that after consultation with President
Hill the Northern Pacific has ordered
the building of a railway from the
terminus of the Central Washington at
COulee City to Adrian. on the Great
Northern, about twenty-five miles
south.
This will cut off 80 miles of the
haul to the coast. The estimated cost
of this railway is S3.5OO.0OO. which
President Mellen declares is gift to
the people of Big Bend. as the road
goes through Il barren country. 1t is
thought the new line may be completed
by November. 1908.
In his speech President Mellen said:
The whole rate fabric is like card
house. We can do nothing here with
out doing something at other points.
We are all bound to gain something
by the spirit in which you called this
conference, coming to us not by inter-
medaries-pOliticians who work you
and try to work us-but you work
with us as allies; you thus freeze out
tba middle man -