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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14

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rid Srtes feierte fein 5~0idbrises pries
fteriubildum.
8ambers. Die @enopiruna Der
&atbbausfresfen bur9 ben Miin9ner
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Observation-Disclosures bon 33,7OO
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bO4fte rufiif9e Militdr> Qus5ei6nuns
fur Geute unter Sffiaiersrang.
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bes Setonomen &olb tpurbe bon einem
a4tidbrisen Suneen in 8ranb aeItedt.
Die S4eune unb bic WobnbGu5er Der
Setonomen Grtl unb &orn brannten
BIB auf ben 9runb nieber.
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bic nieoerbaberif9en 2ebrerbilbunasz
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Stiftunssfeft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14
2Ge&feu6mra.

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ben Sob in ben Slammen, Elm anberer
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lebenssefGbrli9 berlebt, in bas bieiise
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@ebdube nurben eingedf9ert; IL
aiibe, 6 pferbe. $50 S9afe ftnb mits
berbrannt.
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groBberaoslt9en Muieums, Gebeimer
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bemielber 9aufe pobnenben Sptifer
@oae, nit benz ct auf seipanntem Sube
lebte.
9effau. 9ier 1T Der betannte
Rompontt Qusut Rlusbarbt seftors
ben.- IS m 9orfe Rieber tObtete bic
Gbefrau bes 2anbpirtbs 9oians i'm
Streit ibren Mann, Der 5ie bebrobte,
bur9 etnen tpu9tisen S9las NIT elmer
Glaf9e, Der benz 9ofang bic S9dbels
bede sertrimmerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14
Of0en6ura.

Slbenbur 9. Sbre solbene
9o4aeit feierten &entner S9tpede unb
Grau, friiber in Mlfe bel Roienttr9en.
iebt Bel ibrem Sobn. 2ebrer S9tpede.
auf benz HDpefamp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-14

-.o3 SSsr 0us anu HUusSORS
BEN :I.!s nsAazsos'At zzszMdGMsooe::;M
Der trast1fen YesIettum1tdnbe DamaIs
,~,nsebeures Muffeben erreste, 1T iebt
f9on besnabigt tporben. @r mar am
Is. Nopember bonn Sbertriessgert4t
gu spei Sabren Seftuns perurtbeilt
tporben.
Memel. l1niere Stabt feierte ben
Sag ibres ~65Oidbrisen 8eftebens. On
benz sSeit betbeiligten fi9 bic 8eb6rben
Der probina, bes Resierunssbeairtes
unb bes &reifes, fonie bic 9arntfon,
9afenbebDrben unb gtnpobner.
Hrnptsts a1eHpre,aHer.
Dansie. @inen II Meter boben
9olaaufbau nit aebn Meter 9obem
Tlassenmait erblidt man iest auf Der
fai1erli9en Werft. Gs 1T bic neu elm
seri9tete Station fir brabtlofe Sele=
graphic, bic tpdbrenb Der SlottenmanD=
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Itnen Werft unb ben &riessI9iffen in
Neufabrtpafer unb auf Der Rbebe nerz
r~1tttel1 lou. Sn benz unteren Sbeile
bes Mufbaues befinben fi9 bic Mppas
rate, tpGbrenb bic Spite Der T1asse1,s
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unteraieben, neil Der 3ronprins balb
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men liesen.
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lung ,~nsebeuere l1nterf9lagungen an
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gen. 0ie peruntreute Summe ion fiA
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Or. 9otunttt8, Yt6foent.

~~<~$~SWOb
grinber bes ,gbaritp SeaItb Suftttute-, autbor pom
p~Opnidrea nnsSistnii4.n wsrten. "Heaith, How to
Retain it,; "Nervous Debility, Its Cause and
Cure; ''Plain Talks to Men";'.Woman Guide To-
St.i.r bsSsatsabe, erfabreue epestaIia tit in bsH gan.
g g.ssn g.r: ss.s.s s.s s, Sisf:n gut gauS SaS e. ' sstIaus sar s.t
aassns nnS Obrenfranfbeiten. welde Der aunit anberer-
seize cine arcss ansasI Sta$tiser, s.i@iatsr asrst. aSnb
~erfabrener SpeStaIiiten, bere1 @riabrungen, pel4e ne TN
ben sr5beren Soipitdleru @nropas nne amerttas seians
i@e aranf6eiten nit griols au beiIeu: Shre lansidbrise
grfabruns. ibr msrtplrbises Geidid unb ibr ununters
bro&ener grfoIs si.bt linen etnsn anigrn4 auf sas
wirb cine ebrIi&e auiat anssefprodsu. ST peg bau
u~nhetIbor. 70 erfdbrt bsr aeibenbe oHen PIE a~sanrestt.
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Tt Elm XSStrabIeus Hpparat, nit befen Ollie bic iunsrs
fen Orqane Ieidt unteriu&t werbsn tonnsn.
SetIuuaeu, TOO anSere ~erfoI8to&
tparett.
Sraufbetten Der ansen nne Obren;
@ranulterenbe ausexItser. Stoar, idielenbe auset
s ssrsiu Sanf iaat. aas s SIREN, s Esasb. st'' ssrassbeiss
ten Der g q unb hes 8 allies: 3atarre' Sron9ts
tis, aibma: setSsn beg Massns nns bee
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sip. gint. saS s asss ss,tssGi: ; s Sss1s
Gntt,Iuna.n bss gst@ts, gesema. gei@mlrs uis
Nerpeuietbem: gpilepne. Spfterte, 9dbnun!
Mansei ON aebenstraft. Rbeumattsmus, Ssuralsi
Seraf5runsen, 9eraflopten, S4wtnbei MIN. 9eDa4n
Mstbsbe sebeiIt. Samorrbotben nns aae srantbeitsn
bes 1lafbarmss. Sra snsSramtbe ttsn:l$msra
bofte Weridiebunaeu unb B9isaunsen Der Srsane.
Sbermdkioer WonatsHu6, RerpeFtdt, S9wd9e, Ruiw.
Wobsrne BeboubInhssmeiie, bic f9 ~ousemeiu ais e<
ioIsr.i9 erptefen bat. Refine nnanssnsbmsn nntsrfa.
%unoen. Stine Dame, OBJ perbetratet ober nt8t, bran4t
an a6oern. entweber aGein ober nit etuer Sreuubtn snr
Befpreduns su fommsn. 2oufuIattonen ssbsiu un6 TIM
W~srtrauen. Ribseitaltunaen, S%lumpfub, @,adsratbies
Sra9ns. aletne unb i9wade Eeile perSeu p~srsrosert
s,nS oepr2ftfof.
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&ornl1tt unb iiber3eugt @u9

Wenn mir bebaupten, bab mir aIen unIes
rem 8unben in ieber Sinii9t seredt werben,
10 lit stes muir bic @abrbeit, bic elm sSeber,
Der NIT nnS in @ei1dftsperbinbuns ifebt,
gerne beaensen wirb. SIR 9aus un6 eide
liefern mir In
Spe5ereten ie9Iieber 9Irt
nur bas Mlerbeife. geReuunsen rperbeu
prompt beiorst, mnb bic Waaren ,perben frei
in's Saus 9eliefert.
l0r. EnderIe e. Co.
ct. germainfrabe, ct. @loub, Minn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
HOUSTON.

new Baptist church has been organized
with w, e. Tyues MS pastor.
II. p. Hendricks was run down aud killed
by car
city council held no session because OF
the Carnival
The new commissioners court for Harris
county held its drst session.
The international aud Great Northern
wants the ci;y TO pay share Of the OK
pense Of tunnoIiug under It's trucks on
Preston street
Chlef Ellis will not stand for the throw
ing Of confetti mixed with sand. and
threatens the rock pile.
There are to be harness races Friday and
Saturday.
The knights Of Pythlas are to hold a
grand lodge Of emergency Wednesday.
Tho state Federation Of Labor is in sea.
sion and is largely attended. It has been
decided to affiliate with the National or.
ganization.
Mt J. D. sayers and Miss Olivia Lockart
were married
Governor sayers spent few hours in
the city.
The South Texas poultry show Is under
way.
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presidency" said Mr.. Macveagh. 'and you
were conscious Of the great approximations
entertained By the financial Interests OF the
country as to the possibility of his cleo
tiong'
"well, I understood they we're appre-
henslye," was the response
Mr.. Mncveash asked II any advance Sc.
cured by the miners was not due TO that
apprehension.
II believe" said Mr.. Mitchell, "that the
fact that an election WIS pending had
something to do with the early settlement
Of the strike
Mr.. Macveagh here took up the sugges-
ton FOR q yearly agreement.
Mr.. Mitchell said there were many difh-
culties that both sides Justly complain or
and which he has hoped would be wiped
out by agreements.
II dare say Mr. Mitch ell remarked, III
our union violates the coruract the people
Of this country viii take good care that
We have no union left. There viii be no
question about That, and II the operators
violate It the people VIII see that they re-
greet It,"
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TEXAS.

Governor sayers bns issued his Thanks
giving proclamation.
The Brazos River Improvement assocla-
ton is to meet at Houston Friday.
number OF new public buIldings aud
residences are under way at Austin, and
the town IS on quite a boom.
Mr.. Schluter says that the published list
Of those supporting Mr.. NeN Is Incorrect In
at least fourteen names,
Appointments for the Northeast Texas
A. NJ. F.. conference have been announced.
Governor-elect Lanham states that he de-
sires the list OF applicants closed. he
wants time to think IT over.
The Northwest Texas conference an.
nounced the appointments and adjourned.
The remains OF w. 6. Tate were taken
to Wsukesha, Wis, for interment.
Tom Tutell held at Conrol, was admitted
to bail in $1,000.
The annual meeting of the Federated
Women's clubs Is In session Mt Beaumont
with large attendance.
There is chance for n contest over tho
'herin's office in Nacogdoches county. aud
spradiey may be defeated by improperly
ligned returns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
HAS BEARING on TRUSTS.

Pending Decision on What Congress May
Regulate Under Commerce Clause,
Washington, November 1.-THE plans or
the president in regard to the treatment Of
the trust question in his message to con
gress have been somewhat interfered with
by the action Of the United states an.
preme court in ordering rehearine Of
what is known as the Champion case A
decision was looked for before congress
meets in December, and the opinion womb
have been a valuable guide to the president
In shaping his own recommendations ON rho
subject, as the issue involved has a direct
bearing ON the power Of congress TO pro.
hibit Interstate traffic In articles Of com.
The case is TO be argued on December 4
when VIII make the third time the court
has heard Il. It Is likely that a daclsinn
would nave been handed down before
this but for the death OF Associate Jnstice
tray. The arguments were concluded dnr.
ing the spring term OF the court AVA a
decision was to be preparad dnr,u, q
recess, A division deyeloped ana 49,, -
IustlVS fray died It was determined ~ re.
near the whole case with full bench
Judge Holmes win he appoinfed af.o-
congress meets and will be IN tbo $3.50 49,
December 3, when the hearing h N be, u.n
iohtlelans and statesmen have heo, ~ So
ins tue case with the greatest Interest Ne
sSuss OF the important bearing, II bns ~,
the trust question. Such aufho-,.1o es on
senator spooner believe that tbe d"ai, 10
VIII nave determining infnenee , ueelsloh
ing the legislation OF congress u,hoy, snap
DOWN 10 the business OF anoc+,na, u sets
my control OF combinations OF cSnitsi iop
me pending case is that ~ Sieai
champion VS.. John c. Ames nf. nstles b.
marshall growing out on ma o u.teu states
former on charge OF yiolnfin4. 20 ~ nI the
states antl-lottery law. Phe s,'s Ohted
eehters on the determlnation ~ feature
tlon OF whether congress- s,,rno, sne ques-
sututional powers when n 1851 1851 its con
terstate traffic IN lottery tiate uu'nltea IN
terry advertisements Tho 1913 hhu lot
tends that the act was vni ppenant con
claims that 1t was 49,
tfaclcai politicians realize Mes not
supreme court sustain tba nut II the
contention that interstate $50 ggaserhment's
.ety tickets may he prohlhifad IN lot
congress similar laws can ~ ~ act OF
trolling and regulating lnferst. passea con
sugar, steel, oil, beef ana ..a.e traffic In
OF the powerful trusts Tho 0itnst products
are eontendtng that lottar, 'O.,ety people
het, oy any stretch Of imegIn. ,t,icAets can
CONSTRUCTION, be chased g. . ION or legal
ana me decision IN regard - volnmerce,'
.ioh VIII nave much 10 ID his coHten-
opinion Of the court "' WIN the Enai
y Is argued that congress.
,.s.Hsai power 10 prohibit M 10 consti'
Irehs,efring Of what does ~ e carrying or
sSnselute eommeEce m. ~. in its nature
VI" mere q nctAing n -tsssssnsy argues
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18

n burden. ARLINGTON Rcy r,.
Mckinney ana Van Alst,no 'paGr, i1 Ne N
Smith: OAK ON mud SG,,tb 49, NJ "
mission. ROY Adam T,S,,, = u'' Htott IN
Fails ana Vernnl Ray IT GrN, 'uT ny
trlrt ulssi, nary u,,, uluug. DIS
Wuxahnchle District W. ie, Iii'
tlon. Rrv NJ = It,6S u44Hu "Sfhle sta'
tion, Rev a. Nturnhy NtIfr5 cIrcn ,n'a , St1'
o. r. Pearson Bioofning Grn ,to"'li ny
Rev. j. e. Rolrrrs. Etal,, cirH,,t Sl,ou,s ~ :
W. Henson: nicbllnd Circ,,it w, "eN; -;
Burton: Nfry Il cirrnif Bcr LsNl
Cotton Gin clrenit ~, ~ ~ "a S'a y I,
bar4l CIV cir,Uit ~, VI 'l,nSi huh'
Dew circuit Rnv n j, ~ tillliS.
mission Eev -pyicr b,Stt ,~+Vitf huuef
Sion. Rev n y Afsf1aa5fi "nNt'ntn nus
sioporv. Roy N H,,9 "'Stiivt mlS-
Corsir9nh Dist,5cf m, n n
u r,residirl, .l,isr G,..i., w, - rye, ~.
G. ii B,li, Athens stStteant ~ li"h, KEY
Wright. gt,nis etatt1n t, ny W ~
Powell circuit. REV. Io.si,a ''I I.1l
caatIo ,.Irr,.it pa C. JHuaA9' tlh'
cult R,v u. N iIGwarI. 'ryl s,'' w clF'
Rev nnrici MIN. me- ri.,,,j+ ~ So, en-
Phoenix. rler cirr1t Re, NTi Yin 81
land. WgrJ Nis.i"n N; a. Hnl-
wood. M3I6tofg ma 4, ~, utfc-
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NJ. Osborne '"'''''A"'S' Kew r.
TarrpJ Distri,t po,. ~ rvt .
prpsidin, cld., ~ ,'S' g. y, toiLlas - D.
Andersen. Ro,hor, Xxx ~, ,"1,5,ou Rev, y az
ne. Nj b. Dpnison $500, Wy -, - a, = r
Fornev station. Rev ID ~ w ~ 99ppileli
ss..,- " % 'f 2 AtI
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rHE DIVINE ARB1TRAroR.


Mr. Mitchell said that this was a country
OF maIorlties, whereupon Mr.. MacVeagh re.
piled:
If 4 man is doing right, He Is on HIS side"
The court room was convused when Mr.
Mitchell answered that he would be willing
to leave the whole dispute to God
MI MacVeagh, seeking a direct answer
to his queries regarding boycotts asked
the witness why he could not use his In
huence TO put an end to boycotting and
to further intimidation of men. women
and children, whose lives have been made
uncomfortable.
Mr.. Mitchell responded that II was the
very fathers and husbands OF these people
who Ind themselves made their families
lives unendurable
Mr. MacYcagh, drawing himself closer
e where the witness was sitting, said to
IF such cases are shown you until you
grow weary of them, rs | will show you,
VIII you then agree to take drastic thor
ghgolng, effectual measures to root Il
out as you would other deadly unmanly,
IN. American, cowardly prnctlcesg'
This question Mt Mitchell answered by
saying that people have Il perfect right to
do Whatever they choose, providing they
came within the law.
When asked If he countennnced the stop.
page OF funerals, the preventing Of a pay
scian visiting 4 nonunionist or any member
OF his family. Mr.. Mitchell declared that
he did not
Mr.. Mitchell. in response to questions nv
Mr.. MacEcagb and Judge Gray feclpred
that member Of trade uhion. who was
member Of n state militia, should not es-
cape service but should willingly perform
all the duties Of citizenship aud accept all
the responsibilities that so with them.
The commission adjourned until tomor-
row.
Mr.. MacVeagh wns still engaged IN cross
examining Mr. Mitchell on boycotts and
nets Of violence to show the responsibility
OF the organization.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair aud warm r..
noMEsTlc.


motion has b,sen made 70 reopen the
case against Albert T. Patrick In New
York
A sensation was sprung in the convention
Of the Federation Of Labor at New Or
leans By changes brought against Presi-
dent Gompers.
President Mitchell underwent another day
OF eross-ezamin alton at Scranton at the
hands Of wayn, MaeveBgh and came out
SUCCESSFULLY.
The fun text Of King Oscars decision
in the samoan claims Is published, show
ine ! complete victory for Germany over
the British and American claimants.
President Roosevelt has hunted three
DAYS ard has nor vet killed bear.
An explosion Of dynamite in burning
railway station near Birmingham caused
great destruction.
The nonunion miners have dled their
statement regarding their position with the
anthracite strike commission.
The Methodist missionary conference at
Albany, New York, made large appropria-
lions.
Citizens Of Memphis are making great
preparations to entertain the President and
Gen Luke Wright.
The wife Of Roland 3. MolineuI is sup
posed 70 be seeking a divorce by making
her residence in South Dakota.
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clause Of the constitution to authorize the
prohibition Of interstate trade and that
commerce, within the meaning Of the con
stitution, does not include traffic in lot-
terry tickets or transportation OF lottery
advertisements
It is contended that traffic in lottery
tickets is gambling, pure and simple, ana
matter wholly under the control OF the
several States A lottery ticket As held
not to be an article of commerce. but
merely an agreement or contract when
Is worthless If the lottery company refuses
70 carry out lite terms. Authorities are
quoted to prove this contention, an on,,J,,,,
being cited in which a railroad ticket wos
declared not to be an article OF commerce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Probabilities.
Washington, November 1T.--East Texas
Fair Tuesday and warmer Wednesday. IN.
creaslng cloudiness; fresh cast to south
east winds.
West Texas-Fair and warmer Tuesday.
Wednesday. fair.
Arkansas. Oklahoma and Indian Terri.
tory--Falr and warmer Tuesday, wednes-
day, fair.
New Mexico--Fair Tuesday aud Wednes.
day; warmer In north portion
Alabama-Fair Tuesday and Wednesday:
cooler Tuesday In eastern portion; light
northwest winds becoming variable.
Mississippi and Doulsiana--Fair and
warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, except
stationary temperature on the coast Tues.
day; light variable winds, becoming fresh
southeast.
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at s D. m, seventy.ff
meridian tiu,o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
FOREIGN.

The king OF Portugal is now visiting the
King OF England
A fresh eruption OF the volcano OF strom-
boil Is reported from Sicily.
James Heir Hardie. a member OF the Brit
ish parliament, was arrested In Brussels
by mistake, being taken Tor an anarchist.
The destruction caused by the volcanic
eruption IN Guatemala was very great aud
the facts are Just now becoming known.
Joseph Chamberlain received an ovation
at Birmingham on the eve Of his departure
for South Africa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
A. M. &. APPOINTMENTS

For the Northeast Texas Conference for
the Ensuing Year.
Corsicara, TeNus, November It. Follow.
ing are the appointments for the n rthesst
Texas A. NJ. E. conference for the en-.
suing yetr;
Dallas District. Rev. A. G Scott, d. d..
presiding elder Bethel station nov
James \. Johnson u. n; ST. James sta.
TON Rev r Jenkins. d. y. Fort worth
htntl9n Rev u 5, Motan g. H.; Denton
station, Rev. g. W, Carriway, Gaiucsyillc.
Rev. II. Haynes; White Rock ana a.
,uta. Rev o y johnson ST Paul aud
rIs Rev. G. B. Brown; Lcwis,iile. Rcy. W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton values took an upward turn on
account a Sunday rains and strong for
cigu market.
Ihe grain markets were very active
wheat and corn advancing under influence
of foreign market conditions.
The stock market was irregular. some
stocks closing with a loss and others max,
ms decided gains
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
RAILROADS.

Mr.. Yoakum will build the Frisco into
Dallas during the coming year
There were several wrecks IN different
parts OF the state but no one was ser.
lously hurt
The commission will today begin tie
monthly hearings, matters Of importance
10 Houston being ou the docket.
The stockholders OF the Atlantlc Coast
ane have ratified the purchase Of the Louis
lille and Nashville.
The hearing Of the case against the North.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-18
WASHINGTON.

4 conference Of Texas republicans IS
to be held TO determine on the North Texas
marshalship and the Houston postmaster
The probabilities are than All extra
session Of the new congress viii be held
to fght out the tariff issue between the
republicans