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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
MONEY WELL SPENT.
If the Residue is Placed in Any Place
Suggested.

Oklahoma City, o. T, March lis. c.
Heyman, president of the chamber of
commerce, presided last night at mass
meeting of the subscribers to the Cattle
mems convention fund, held in the as
semblv haI of the chamber of commerce,
and stated that the purpose of the meet
ing was to determine upon what DISPOSE
ton would he made of the residue Of the
fund after all expenses had been paid
Mr.. Classen moved the fund be kept
intact and reserved for use in entertain
ing the Cattlemen's convention next year,
placing it on interest.
J. II. Wheeler offered. for the Building
and Loan association. to pay per cent
for the use Of the money during the in
terval
H. Edwards, J. Barber and Henry Wolf
opposed the proposed diversion of the
fund.
Upon a vote Mr.. Classen's motion car
ried almost unanimously.
President Moss OF the Moss brewery.
suggested that the fund be applied TO bor
ing a prospecting well in search for oil
or gas.
President Heyman said he would favor
the idea Of boring a well but thought
the money Should be raised by suhscrip-
ton and that the fund should be secured
from property owners. He said it was
always expected that the business men
should subscribe to such things while
the real estate men simply sat. back and
raised the rent.
The assembly demonstrated its appro-
val of this statement. It appeared pal
pabie hit.
\. II. Classen, Henry Wolf and c. N.
strong were appointed by President Hey
man as custodian of the Cattlemen's con-
veution fund.
\ y. Classen announced that the cor
ner stone Of the first building Of Epworth
university would be laid on April / and
said it was the desire of the executive
committee that the day be 4 memorial
one in oklahoma City's history and it
was further desired that the business men
Of the city close their places Of business
for half day on that occasion. He re-
cited that high disnitaries of both
branches Of the NJ T. church IS woH as
many prominent people from all parts Of
the territory would be present on that
date
T. 2. McMechau. Judge J l. McAtee
and others spoke on the proposition and
urged such action upon the rart of the
business men Of the city.
AIR NTcNechan put the proposition rs u
motion ard it vas responded 20 by n Trac-
ticaTl,- una ninous vote
Nrcss-s NcMechan and Harness we~o
appointed q committee % present q petit
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:ssrzth - Tbs Kind You Have AIHags paHgs
~ &NZNz&z<u
BONDS FOR SCHOOLS.
Shawnee VIII Vote on Issuing $4,000
Bonds, ApriI 7.

Shawnee, Q. T. March 1.-THE city
council passed a resolution Tuesday night
calling upon the mayor TO proclaim an
election TO vote bonds TO the amount Of
$4,000 for new school building purposes
The election day, April :. in order to get
out as nearly as possible the full vote
which the proposition requires. but sep
arate ballot boxes and election boards
Will be used to insure the legality Of the
bonds
The pjGrpositicn was submitted to the
council some weeks ago. ana implies an is
sue of S5o.oo0 worth Of bonds. the mouey
to be expended in the purchase Of sites
and the erection Of three new school
buildings TO be located in the Second
Third and Fourth wards.
The acting mayor has only few days
TO issue his proclamation, and win attend
to this duty Immediately The law re-
quires that thirty days notice De given
and it must be strictly complied with or
the issue VIII be invaliaated. The need Of
new school buildings is well known. and
the action in taking steps 10 provide them
is certainly to be commended. The fact
must not DC lost sight OF that the prop
osition TO be successful requires the vote
Of two-thirds Of all the legal nad quail
Fed voters Of the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
HENsLEY DEFEATED.
-Four Years moysr Defeated In Demo
cratic Primaries.

II Reno. o. T.. March u.-One q fhe
most lively primary elections occurred
here today in the history u city I-olirlc7
i v-as the Democratic primary for TN
nomination 81 cardiGascs Tor the city elec-
ZION Mayor Helsisy. 4 no has served fhe
people here ga that csEaciy uudispaste9 fgT
the past several sears. was defeated Tor
the domination tv r. Wilson hy
votes AR Hcnsley fai,ed 20 carTy even
2 single ward
There has tacn cCrsiferabie speCT1ia-
tior re- 20 the caudldaey ~ th@ preEent
mayor Or fhe Ueraocraftc tlcket. cu sc-
ceurt cf thc stand 20 feok for =. s ~
cure ard ere sLalshoo1 question. ard g.
la supposed That was the prime calse n
hie defeat
rrrhrra minated o1 fhs t5cke: are
Cerz. 80 Clate- atfcTreT. J. -. CLARK
ralsce Judge. F-ark Eaycrs- chef - 20
l.-e S. Ez 81 MeCariHeg- treEslzreg. 1hss
EEef. street sa-0 r1lsaioaer- George
W.-zar-
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SENATE N FIV|R
of Extradition Treaties With
Central American Countries.
NEEDS NEW RULES TOO
And Committee Is Appointed
to Sit During Session.

Washington, March l--At the opening
Of the senate today Mr.. Frye, the presi-
dent pro TEN, called the attention OF SEN
aters TO the fact that under a strict in
depreciation of the rules only such busi-
ness as properly belonging TO the mat
ters unoer consideration in executive ses-
sion should be presented at this extra ses-
sion OF the senate. He said it only con-
fuses the record TO have other business
introduced now, as il would all have to
be reinIroduced in December
Mr. Allison, of Iowa, offered resoIu-
tion which he said he thought was proper
al this time. authorizing the committee on
rules to reexamine the rules of the SEN
! ate with the view TO ascertaining what
changes, if any, are necessary and espe-
cially to make inquiry whether it is ex-
pedient 10 in any way limit debate in the
senate. and if so TO what extent The
resolution further provides that the com
mittee is authorized to sit during the re-
cess of the senate and they are directed
to submit report 10 the senate OF their
conclusions as soon as practicable after
the beginning of the session next Decem-
Der Ine resolution was referred 10 the
committee to audit and control the con-
tngent expenses of the senate.
AR Hoar, of Massachusetts. explained
the need Of a manual of parliamentary
law and said he would at a later day.
introduce a resolution directing the com
mittee on rules also TO consider this ques-
ton.
The manuscript copy of the Cuban con-
stitutional convention. the several orders
and circulars OF the department of Cuba.
etc. were ordered returned to the war de
partment. The senate then on motion Of
Mr.. Cullom. of Illinois. at 12:l0 went into
executive session.
The senate committee on foreign rela-
tions authprized favorable reports on the
extradition treaties recently negotiated
between the United States and Mexico
and Guatemala. The Mexican treaty is
an amendement to the existing treaty be-
tween the two countries adding the crime
of bribery to the nst of extraditable
officer The Guatemalan treaty is new
and covers all the crimes usually in
cIuded in extradition treaties.
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1< he season Of catching cold is upon
Us. The cough and the sneezc and
nasal twang are 10 be heard on
every hand The origin of chronic ca
tarrh. the most common and dreadful or
diseases. is cold.
This IS the way the chronic catarrh
generally begins. 4 person catches
cold. which hangs on longer than usual
The cold generally starts in the head
and throat Then follows sensitiveness
of the air passages which incline one TO
catch cold very easily. At last the per
son has a cold all the while seemingly
more or less discharge from the nose.
hawking splitting frequent clearing of
the throat nostrIIs stopped up. fun feel
ing in the head, and sore iufamed throat
The best time to treat eatsrrh is at the
very beginning. \ bottle of Peruna prop
erly used never fails TO cure common
cold. thus preventing chronic catarrh.
While many people have been cured of
chronic catarrh by "a single bottle %
Peruna yet. as a rule. when the catarrh
becomes thoroughly fixed more than
one bottle is necessary 10 complete a
cure. Peruna has cured cases inuumera-
bic Of catarrh Of twenty years standing.
II IS the best. # not the only Internal
remedy for chronic catauh IN existence.
But prevention IS far better than cure.
Every person subject 10 catching cold
should take Peruna NJ ouce al tie
slightest symptom of cold Or sore tlroat
at this season of tho year and thus pre-
vent what IS almost certain to end 30
chronic catarrh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
AUTHORIZE $4,000
For the Purpose q Repairing Ava
Wst=r System.

Ava r. T. MaTre lL-Th- ee17eilz1ea-
~ g uuzll-nogE rose. azfEsr-ze1 fae caii-
.n< - q fsrs elerf.aa = - bed AgFz.
81 te - 90 zai Ia znd resatr the
vats- system Tfls wlI 20 dezht -seei
s.lA sEe aIrTorzl q tEe faxrasers = tt-
citz zs 80 vzser rgsse7n - 9. Fianzf -
Ev s uat - @-ca he-eff fc ths e.fy
Fartlee nhc ore Tsa raEc retsHFs e.
sr fae sFrd SO. ostitcz e- aoo1
cs tas asef thzs shzre was rgf e~7ase
sfster u fhe cssy s--zes 1oTth ~ te~rH.
81 susrtrg the oa-7s sefiea - fAe sgFtf-.
re ~ lf tsts re oeczus~ ~ sz7~-s
k7Tzauf.e e-zs-are u.ak~ n ezzr-ifasfsT-
g re s--.axs ard I'D a reaosf thss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
WILL CAN TOMATOES.
Shawuee's New Canning Factory VIII
Start Farmers Eisht.

Shsp.ues. - T.. Narch Nv c 3o-
Eah. the expert canning factary nan.
who ls here fren Prirc4se-. nd. ia ihe
interest of shescnses rew faeiary left
;1fs -1orzfrse for visit as ssTeral r1iats
b tte county 60 hsld e ssw meetings zne
re TAX w.tn tae fa--ere s91 sFe tnsn
tn- heraEt of e5s ezrarszsce II tomato
ss7rlv. The larse asn1.1; ef a=e3 orisre-
Easr r-sez - the rsnnror FasfrrT cern-
rsEy srrlved toaay- arl E res ready <ar
Efer-lhafIeH zr1e-E tne growers
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WILL PAVE WITH BRICK.
chickashs Property Owners Agree 20
Mar

Chlckasha z T.. March IA number
q I-adinE cltizcns and capitalists u
Cf.Ie ekasha 99t forethsr todaT ard -
solved 10 have Chlekassa sre7us anf
Third street raVel ~{fh s}friae1 trick.
the oost = rhs vak q o. tazsd azaisri
,he property osaere. ffe city o. pave ffe
tnter.ecfioan An aErs.userf seas draHr
sn la usrianE ard % T. 1ehanaH. p r.
smith ard IGsnrr Fseehesrasf a1 lank-
ers. carvssssd ihe property asr b.
less thsn SC hnzr taey exceeded la 81
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tte but my food did not nourlsh nv sg--
ton. had come down from 80 80 ahout
- pounds in weight I now feel thar I
sm wsH of ai my troubles --Aira a.
Suedcker.
Send FOR free book aa oatarTh. entitled
winter Catarrh. h. ur Hartman.
'Healh ard Beauty" sent free % aornea
only
- you d. not derive prompt aua sat.s-
factory results from fbe uae - Peruu8.
write ~ 9nre To DR. Hartman. gfvlng
fan statement Il your ease sne he viii
be pleased 20 give sou PISS ysiusbia sd
vice gratis.
Addfsea DT Hartman. president q
The Hartman sanitarigm. Columbus. o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
Mrs. Frances Stafford, of 243 E.
Il4th ST., NY. City, adds her tes-
tiniony to the hundreds of thou
sands On Mrs. pinkham'S files.

When Lydia E. Pinkham's Rene
dies were first introduced skeptics
all over the country frowned upon
their curative claims, but as year
after year has rolled by and tho
little group of women who had been
cured by the new discovery has
since grown into a vast army OF
hundreds of thousands, doubts and
skepticisms have been swept away
as by a mighty food, until to-day
the great good that Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and her other medicines are doing
among the women of America is
attracting the attention Of many OF
our leading scientists, physicians
and thinking people.
Merit alone could win such fame;
wise, therefore, is the woman who
for a cure relies upon Lydia Il.
PiDkham'sVegetahle Compound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
TEXAS CATTLEMEN
Hold a Big Meeting and Pass Resolu-
tions at Fort Worth.

El Paso. Tex, March u--W. w. Tur-
ney of El Paso was elected president Of
the Texas Cattle Raisers association by
unanimous vote this morning. The other
officers were also chosen by acclamation.
Resolutions were adopted condemning
''roping contests" and memorializing the
legislature TO abolish county animal in
spection. The other officers selected were
Ike T. PTyer, first vice president; Rich
ard Walsh of Paladona second vice pres
ident: John 7. Lytle. San Antonio, secre-
tary; s. B. Burnett. Fort Worth. treas
urer. The convention adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
r. Conley. foreman of the Bar y outfit
at Big Springs, broke the worlds record
for roping any tying steers. His time
was Pig seconds. Record formerly reid
by Clay McGarigle of Midland. 23i2 sec
onds Fort Worth will be selected as
place for holding the next convention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
WINFIELD CHAuThUOUA.
Expects the Greatest Session in Years,
in June.

Winfield. Kan. March 1.-THE execu-
tive committee OF the Winfield Chautau-
qua assembly has closed contracts with
Richmond p. Hobson TO lecture once dur
ing the June session. Mrs. Schultz. Of
the academy OF Wichita. with seven as
sistants. will conduct the kindergarten.
Edward P Elliott of New York viii pre-
sent David Harum;' Eugene Stanley.
son OF Ex-Governor Stanley win sing
bass in the musical department; Mrs
Lamareux. the great Sunday school
worker OF Chicago VIII be here one
week: Byron ". King Of Pittsburg Will
give a Bible reading and lecture. other
speakers Of national repUte are being
contracted for and withal. It viii be the
greatest assembly in years.
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RAeAN's WILL FILED.
In II He 6eoueat7s . Relatives More
Than Sf5J.00o.

Guthrie. .. T.. March 1.-THE VIII Of
=. II. Haear. recently deceased was fled
here today for probate. naming his
nephew. Gore Hagan. IS executor. There
ere Iife i1suarnee soiicfes 'n the sum OF
sl's oo". Il which $1,000 goes 70 each ot
,Ho fol,owinz. e. Hschter of g. Louis.
and Gore Hagan: slse" e. Charles J.
I.1utry. of Strong City. Kansas. ard 3 so3
70 y p Garretrsca. - Toseka. Kansas
TIE remainder. with ai real AID personal
prouerty. mounting g. &- gees 60 his
four children. ail minors The VII was
made January r.
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They Can't Collect

shawnee. O. r. March I.-oWing 70 a
defect in the title % the to1naite prop
ertv ~ Chlckasha. m taxes can - col
lected with which 70 make c1nfern-
plated improvements ard until the patents
from the government have besB received
aJ improvements vii have 20 be sua-
rersed for tire present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

New treaties have been necessary to
meet changed conditions, and finally allot
ment of the lands is now in sight. The
commercial and financial interests did
not hesitate TO say that relief will be at
hand whe nallotment takes place.
Development of lands can then be made
without hindrance. Corporate wealth Will
pour into the country at an unprecedented
rate. The Indian who has long been ham
pered by the anomalous condition is pre-
pared for the change, and only too glad
to escape the '-tie that binds"
Americas greatest medicine is Hoods
Sarsaparilla-the best spring medicine.
Get Hood S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

fil Z tsHNEf;t 1
would try {t and
sae what to would
DO for me Nv
case Is an old oue
ard I have noas
of those ac ate
symptoms n . ".
because / have
lnA the diaea sc 20
long that / had
mono Of the aeh :
ard pains bat a
general ruGdon a
condition n the
whole bo3g sore
noss and threat
ard stomach I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
FIGURE on wnlskY.
shssgnes T5irks sae Has Coed Water
fer tse perro.s.

sss sw5ea. - p NsEeh ffe-rgsnk =.
st.a-rs ssases thsf rsassase fe1sssaso ran-
itzifsts @re aEuTfnz oe ths sasafsanhssss !,
- e seffa aistHlsry ffsfs. Tsssy sissss
t}as sosarfa So hsrs sr1 49, tk4s ssrsss
- 1sssf-1 ~ ffs@ Nss sfssrx uzser On
ths Gee c7ftez rfs sfs aeffh Z ss.s eftx
= qahfe 6assatse - ~ n 4 -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

left to the decision Of an impartial arbi-
tral tribunal before which the litisant
nations, weak and strong alike. may stand
as equals in the eye of international law
and mutual duty
'One of the more important features of
the Argentine note is recognition and in
dorsement given by the government of
that republica to the Monroe doctrine.
which for the first time is acknowledged
and accepted as q principle of American
public law by nation of South America"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
lks On WATER WORKS.
siI f9r Same H7e Seen Signed. and
l. ~

Etl4 fNF same T7F r1cG0 StlFCl. ana
Is L7V.
IaVt- q. r. March lf.-Dr. T. :. Gip-
son has received the following rrcsn John
S Lt.tle AZ Washington
-'rhe p-eelssan for thu wat tarvorl.s
uroa -hc reservation referred to r. you-
lette- was retained II the 7r7rorrlation
biil IN a somewhat uoaicea form. but
ttink &, VII nee. the necessities u your
eity. The hf}i rlakinS Il lsw was sisaed
today. Very truly vours
JOHN 5. LITTLE"
THE amendment wss atte ehes 20 she
Inilan approximation bal while that meas
ara va= ua ~ ceneiae~etf7n
Now the next move Wiz ~ to Secure
m irsoecto~ from she iater.o- seuart-
rreot sn5 after BE has Inspected fhe Iay
81 the lan5 ln section g. and fAe depart
-nens has borrowed - The rfs1s and suec-
t6cstionS th- resl thing vii appear n
tie fogm % moving dirt
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there was plenty of water. The council
also employed him 20 draw % spsciA-
cations as 70 the cost 4 a complete sys-
TEN. Ills fcrort shows ;hat 81 VIII cost
about So % 10 $1,000 t. put the water
system ia gooi shape Tha hoods.
voted. are payable in thirty yers at SIX
nar cont per anaarn. semI-annIIaIlE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
gives strength and STAYING power. he
cause Il cures diseases OF the stomach
and other organs OF digestion auG nut-i-
ton. Il enables the perfect digestion
and assimilation of the fool eaten. and
so strengthens the body naturally by the
nutrition derived frcu, food.
~ was troubled with indigestion f1- aecgt
two years write W1l. Rowker. Esq of Tu.is-
eta Latah Co Iiaho Hg tTted different t.oc-
tors aBd remedies i,at - no aysil uC;l, wrote
70 you ard yoU told glc what - 60. ! suffered
with q pain r. r1v stomach and lea ssGe aui
thought that Il svc1li Kill Tuc Vow ala glad
- write TINS and 3-t son know that J 1rs ali
right can Go ny work roN without usiu and
] don't have THAI tired teclsnS that t,sSsi 10
tzvc. Five bottles of Di. PicTce's Golden Med
icai Discovery and two walls oi lis Pleasant
Pellets c1rSd me
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
icsl Discovery. There is nothing riust
IS good for diseases OF the stomach,
blood and lungs
DR.. Pierce 5 Pellets are easy and pleas
spt 10 taEe = most effective laxative.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12
A Money Order Clerk
In Roxbury, Mass, Post Office
Has a Blessed Experience With
Paine's CeIery
Compound
The Worlds Best Spring Medicine

The blood plays an important part in
our physical economy. and, in a liquid
state, constitutes large part Of the en-
tire body. Unhealthy conditions Of the
life stream affect seriously all parts Of
the human system. 1t seems unnecessary
to remind intelligent people that. when
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

life. Staying G
power wins. and
as a rule the best
staver Is the man
with the be st
stomach. All
physical strength
Is derived from
food which IS
properly djgcsted
and assiuIilated.
When the food
eaten Is only part
" digested and
asSiuiilated there
Is a loss Of uutu-
ton which means
q loss ot strength
aud Tie general
result Is physical
breakdown
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cheering ii these climatic changes, il
for with the return OF cold weather. 81
ell the disagreeable symptoms OF Catarrh
appear: binding headaches, dizziness. 4
stuiIy feeling about the nose that makes
breathing difficult, chest pains, and as the
disease progresses. n discharge OF nauseat-
n z matter from the throat and nose keeps
one continually hawking and splitting.
Catarra IS 4 most disgusting disease.
The foul mucous secreti0ns that are con-
s,Gatly dropping back into the stomach
eoutaIlinate ard poison the blood ard Is
distributed throughout the BODY. and Il
hen becomes q deep-sestei. Systemic.
persistent disease that mus. Be treated
through the blood. fo- il IS beyond the
reach Of SPRAYS, washes, powders or ex-
'er-lal treatment OF any kind.
: 5. :. soon clears the system OF aIl
Catarrhal matter and parges the blood of
the irritating Ts0isons. thus elFectuailv
checking Ike fu-ther progress or this seri-
ous ana Tar reaching disessse.
looS ont for Cata-rl IN " Inter. fo- cold
stirs the blood and causes excessive sec-e-
ton q Irucos ani brinEs,to lie al the
sl-rulSrfuE ucssous thzt s-ate CT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-12

Airs \. sncdcl,er. Cartersyliie ca.
writes
~ saw that your catarTh remedy. Pc
ruua was DOING others ee much good.
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Staring and Staying.

At the start in long race, the advant-
age often appears TO be with an outsider.
But the race Is won not IN starting but
in staying The quality which wins IS
staying power. It is so IN the race of
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LOCK OUT FOR
(AkI1ARE2Flll ] ]
n

The cold-vave flag
means zero weather,
icy, moisture = laden
winds, and the begin
ming of winter in earn
est. TO Catarrh suffer
ers there is nothing
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DRAINED WITH Ak.
Frstricide Surrenders 70 Officers After
Deed Is Done.

Deed Is Done.
Ardmore, l. T.. March III. r. Rogers
killed his brother. Quincy Rogers. with
an axe yesterday morning at the house
of their mother near Wynnewcod- They
quarreied yesterday and As they seDaTst-
cd. ore threatened the other. Yesterday
morning when they met the quarrel was
resumed. resulting in Quinsey being killed
Ills slayer surrendered 10 officers at
-
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Hon David Mkson wen throughout
by
Mayor Of the which he during which became widely know
of Bank of I ege
Fffth by large majority the ACKNOWLEDGED leader @
his party Il his ssecion OF the sa
Only flaw marred the otherwise complete Of this statesman
he
O h andh .
he
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be to