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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-30

"In word" observes the Keokuk
Gate City, Judge Parker is in full
accord with the democratic national
platform-which is good reason why he
shouldn't be elected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-30

The Iowa City Citizen calls Parker's
acceptance a box of dry bones
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-30

"The biennial elections amendment
departure from true
democracy to the end of saving the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-30

The Davenport Times insists that
"the new short history of Iowa will
have to be revised to include the story
of the election of Mr.. Dawson in the
Second district, IL it is to be up to
date after November 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-30

Burrell Of the Washington Press is
urging a debate between Bishop Pot
ter and Carrie Nation as a great
drawing card at Washington's next
chautauqua.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
new .PEARY VESSEL
WILL BE POWERFUL
Described as "Bald-Hcadcd'
Three-Masted Schooner
Without Topmast.

8
BANGOR, Me-. Sept; l9..-Tho new
Peary ship IS to be bald-hea ded thrco
ma ster schooner-that Is, three mastet
without topmasts, with rather limited
sail area but with powerful engines
The hull Is to be built by Mclkay} ana
Dix. Of New York, at their yard, IN y, y e,
roma. and the machinery Is to. be supplied
by the Portland Company, OF Fortiana;
The hull Is to be delivered at Portian ~
on February Is, and the machinery IS y
be Installed by April 10, when the vcsss
Will have trial cruise off the coast OF
Maine, .,.on ,
frame OF Virginia oak, with ceiling anu
panking OF yellow pine. She as 70 DC
$50 feet long on top, 1H feet on inc io H;l
waterlino, 35 feet beam, II feet depth OF noe
and 10 feet inches draft, ready for sea WIZ y,
900 tons of coal In her bunkers. y ne
bottom will be double planked ana shS
will be strongly reinforced at D6W az ~
stern by ma sses OF oak timber, while tn nc
hull at the waterline will pc shea the e..
ana and one snee'i Inch at bow and stern. He1
model will be such that the ICE pressu 'o
will Iift instead OF p!nching her,
The ship will be provided with engines
OF the compound condensing type, ca
pable developing 1000 horse power un.
der natural draught and 1,4oo unde'
forced draught
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Railroads and the Trusts.

Railroad discrimination In freight rates
is one OF tho most prolific sources OF tha
advantages which trusts have over indie
pendent competitors. This question has
not been much In evidence, but 1t VIII
receive a lot of attention before the COM
pnign Is over. 1t is common knowledge
that the Standard Oil actually owes It's
existence 10 the wholesale corruption OF
railroads which resulted in giving 1t such
favorable freight rates AS to crush all
competition. The same Is true OF the
beef trust. while the coal trust In order
10 insure it,clt satisfactory rates has
acquired control OF the railroads as we'll
us the mines. The issue OF rebates, draw
backs or determinations no matter in
what form the railroads try TO give them
IS coming TO assume position OF tho
utmost Importance.
The interview with Samuel Alschuler,
OF Illinois, In Saturdays Brooklyn Eagle.
is a clear inGicllun OF .hn trend OF puD-
lc sentiment.
Mr.. Alschuler, as Democratic candidate
for Governor. ran far ahead of his ticket
| four years ago, and to-day he Is recog-
nized as one Of the most powerful Demo-
cratic leaders In the State Of Illinois. in
| discussing the outlook Mr. .Alschuler said
/ ALSO the people are beginning TO rccog-
nize the fact that railway discrimination
| plays II large part In Questionable trust
| building. Republicans pirate much about
their amendment II tho Interstate CON-
| lnerce ACT. II seems Incredible that Tic
| people shall be-. hoodwinked by Buci
| eroundless pretensions The principal Of
| feet Of the Elkins amendment TO which
refer, IL greatly TO mollity the punish
| ment 10 offenders against this statute
! and actually 10 transfer the punishment,
from the individual 70 The corporation, FOL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
] DEM 0CRATIC SPEAKERS

4 ..sFI f1cduQuarteTS,&a ~
PIE State Democratic Committee.
The following appointments for speak,
nS are announced:
WILLIAM KINCKLE ALLEN.
Nelson Court, September 26th.
A. C.. BRAxTON.
z CORTLAND, October lith. js
FRANKLIN. October nth nighD.
JOSEPH E. WILLARD.
Bedford City; September 2bth;
New Castle, October 10th.
Rnckersvile, October 18th.
Claremont, October 10th. ~ Ks
Charles City Courthouse. October goth.
c, C. tCARLIN.
Orange COURTHOUSE. September 18th.
New Kent Courthouse. September Sth.
King William. October 4th
WILLIAM "A, ANDERSON. .i5
Stanton. September 18th. $50
"A. J. MONTAGUE.
Orange. September 26th.
4 York. October 4th. ne j.!
Wythe. October 9th (night). III d
f Marion, October 18th (noon). L.. sis
Abingdon October sth (nighD.
Gate City. October 10th. II
( Wise, October 18th noon). ii
Tazewell. October 14th (night), i
Amherst. October 18th 4
49,, II. d. FLOOD. A
CLAUDE A.. SWANSON,
Pcarisburg, September 26th.
5os TA4L6 81 el EIEYsoN, Chairman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
E0PARD FOOLED
BY PAINTED TREE

when the crowd surgsd n front anns Of f. th =
Ky Nav York Zoolog lcal Park yesterday
sfnasn5s s at ts sn sss WHAT
moral effect Of the new drop curtain
q the ,t cage cage %ou te be Cage have
hae NJ hing with painted scenes like those
M stage e ot hen,pe; T toF an, nap
w t,iw Il goes to sleep It is In the center
vast t desert has W shfted i t RsNss a
and the beast Is lying on he ,pan TX y, -
q brook with the mountains Inz y. n INC DaeSf
WHEN en the animal awoke yesterak,yy, !. t &
scene had been ehanseSd e rubbed it,
sle el eyes for minute saw the Gro w y,
staring at i tIrough ,th e. p trsas ana
Attempted 10 spring into the h Re- ~ @s
pown'it came again, scraplng w. Gu Nd ND
through the length Of the canvas, a aan,
looking looking very disappointed. For, 9 g 5 ,xns
minutes the leopard looked a. Line Ine 1 The
illusion was broken.-N, X, World.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
s16.o0-R0u $1,000
TO THE
wnRL DIS FAIR-ST. LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN Nv.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
tuesday during the months OF August.
september and october. limited to ten
days from date Of sa !s; x. Tifkets linn.
ses no. season ticket. s31.20. These tickets
, ,.tIi allow stopover at Summer Resorts
,atwean Bedford and Bluefiold within
f,nni limit OF ticket. Two fast vestibuled
trains. with through Pullman seepers,
No ,nr n "A dining cars For descriptive
p rnniter OF the Worlds Fair and further
T., formation apply at company's office.
sss East Main Street. s
mo, r. WAGNER. G. H. BOsLEY,
CITY pass Agent. Dist, Pass, Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

the amendment provides that the punish-
fnent shall be In the form of fines.
"Of course, 1t Is an easy matter for the
corporation managers to add the amount
OF such fines to the current running ex-
penses; then 1t is an Inevitable step to
figure an increase In rates sufficient to
provide for this additional expense, thus
really taking It out of the pockets Of tho
people,
az few days ago we were RECALLED with
newspaper account of how certain
Western railroads had entered into the
fight now on between the United States
Steel Corporation and The Colorado Fuel
Company. This was done, according to
the published reports, by the roads en-
tering into a rate agreement whereby the
United StateslStcel Corporation can flood
the West with its products. Having the
benefit Of this special rule. the steel cor
poration is able successfully to wage It's
war against the Colorado Fuel In the
lattcr's own territory.
This example illustrates the part thu.
public transportation facilities play III
trust building. Our people nre beginning
to realize tllnt competition in trade should
be influenced or aided no more by tho
railroads than by the postal facilities, and
that public utilities should not be per-
nlitted to make or mar any person or set
of persons In the strife for trade. This IS
good Democratic doctrine and 1t will be
often and convinclngly proclaimed In the
course OF this campaign"
So far fourteen railroads have been
brought into court, found guilty, fined
and enjoined from giving rebates in vio-
lation of law. But the criticisms OF Mr.
Alschulcr are still valid and well remain
so, as long as any conditions continue
which enable any producer to get an UNI
fair rate, or advantage over competitor.
Railroads will have to be az fair as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
In With Sultan.

Captain r. p. Buckman. widely known
In marine circles along tho Atlantic coast.
tie Turkish navyfatS a. salary Of $4,000
per year. He took tho new Turkish cruis-
er Mejlda from Hampton, Roads to Com
stantlnople last year. having been se Is
buildinr Company.. It will be remember
ed thaf the cruiser did not leave Amer.-
can waters until the sh!p. building COM
4 mssrIcnn has been given free hand 10
Work What reforms he thinks necessary
In the Sultan's navy,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
651ena ol 6AoxgAt
n IKE .Hund


Savannah News: Along with the news
been driven out Of Carlisle Ind. comes
the information that a negro woman has
been admitted to the practice Of law. in
kentucky How is the Chicago Chronicle
going to be able to throw mt over
this? 3EslJs IN IL III;
Birmingham News: cotton crop is
never safe until It Is picked. bear syndi-
cate stories to the contrary notWtthstand-
ing.
e Atlanth be 5f%esa navs es' Sf
mated the boil weevil along with his
other hercuean accomplishments, but
the omission is probably due to the fact
that thee Is nothing for him politically
In the boil weevii belt.
II Montgomery Advertiser: 1t Is not
Watson collaborated In the letter of ac-
ceptance, or whether 1t ls because great
minds run in the same channel but
there's a good deal Of similarity plainly
visible. W.
Florida Times Union: Cotton is a ne-
cessity and cotton makes the South nec-
essary to the nation and to the world;
Is it for this reason that the United
States, as well as England ana Germany RI any
ton in the colonles? Show that the
"pauper labor and the manufacturer
will support imperialism for all he IS
worth-so dear is the negro to the own
er Of Northern factories! 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Loves Light Rather Than Dark.

ness.
The sultan OF Turkey does not like the
dark and every night not only his apart
ments in the palace but the surrounding
gardens as well are flooded with light
He is generally read to sleep by hls
books being sensational novels. II he
dreams an interpreter is summoned d.
recty the Sultan aWakes and the mean
Ing OF the dream Is explained to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

Nuremklrg, Germany, has been fined
s6.25. a Viennese who called the woman
operator a Chinese in similar circum-
stances has suffered to the extent Of
So.
Great progress has been made in Ire
land with the Town Tenants League
within the last few months. 1t am3 to
do for the tenants In towns what the
various forms Of the Land League have
done for the agricultural tenants-to pro
the Improvements by ground landlords.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
SEPT, 10Th in WORLDS HISTORY

day naval battle Of Naxus in which
the lacedemonas we're totally defeated es
Alexander crossed the Tigris
both from the depth and force
which with their shields
without loss lives
eclipse Of the by which the date Of the event s de
A. ean icy Rh m esd
faithful rushed the beseg by
whom he slain at the age Of eventy-two
England besieged Oxford the forces Of Stephen
sovereignty Henry Of
him 70 be an usurPe and the Richard
Nnge sachem Of
atey raised in the four 16G Plymouth
Connecticut 80, New Haven FL
NJ s az and last sesss s m
Thbe
his from varennes repaired
assembly order give his adhesion viva
s0'e 3 - - 17o2
not more than 400 mentwere killed
The British losses
the nth raised the siege gso q Fort Erie
District Columbia by act q
under * u
them the ground with great The
been than q 900
loss over 100 49, #$Sg&s.
shoed which
caus artillery duel all along the lines.
The evacuation Of Porto Rico commenced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

The Honorable Thomas Watson Is hav-
ing rather hard time converting South
erners that the mantle Of Thomas JEFF
ferson hangs upon his shoulders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

Mr.. Carnegie is fixing to die poor now,
and no mistake, If reports be true, 1t Is
said ne has become ambitious to lead q
movement for Canadian Independence
peaceful movement, of course.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

STAND pat" according to tho Roose--
veltian dictionary, means; II am perfectly
satisfied with my doings, and 1t WI be a
burning shame II the balance Of the
country shall not be"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

Anyhow, the Richmond preachers had
no right to complain Of the size Of the!l
congregations on their return to their
pulpits after the summer outing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

1t cost the Thbet only two and a half
million dollars In cash, and a licking
besides. to acquire tho benefits OF beney-
client assimilation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

Senator Plat has sBn ex-senator Hills
withdrawal hand, but UP to date he has
not manifested any inclination to go It
any better or even as we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

And now they do say that the Maine
vote forecasts a Democratic victory, Poll
ties Is funny and uncertain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Alleged Sunday Selling,

.,rhree cases Of alleged Sunday liquor selling
,yhs that Of a. +. Hnrrsi the second, that
Of John Welsh, both Of these, cases were SON
The The , II az case was that Of Hannah Bin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

or course. u well dressed Mayor Is tho
proper thing for Richmond to have y
would not put UP with anything else.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

The Mikado understands the power OF
the press, and that is the reason he has
given his generals in Manchuria orders
to tighten up on the censor's blue pencil
and in n general way to give the CORE
spondents a better show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

jubilee as Il !neH'pe' o. t Ao 1'oI1'SsS -
Jesus.
The King of Spain has q forty horse
power motor car, in which he is going, to
Tour through his dominions, He VIII dis
cover the wretched state OF the highways,
which are the worst In Europe.
CAPTAIN Salvatore Plzzatl, the million
airs phllanthropist q New orleans s. has Is
fish an Italian hospital An his home city.
Rev J. LoshneE Of GhISSa 1!gH'nl haa 3 ia.
hsran synod in RI nra7t be tf pf'nsa s xe
miles BY wagon and on foot to consoll.
date fifteen Lutheran churches IN that
country.
Dr, William Lord Smith. OF Worcester,
Mass. a Harvard man. explorer. noun !,
taln climber and hunter Of big game; ) y
Tic greatest Reinforcement q Ills h sense z T.
Persia of a serious disease a few months
ago As reward for h's IS serXlffs ins
OF physiclan-in- ordinary OF the THRONE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

The proof Of a railroads prosperity is
a good. big DIVIDEND for the stockholders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

That great man. Dowie, has promoted
himself, and he is now John Alexander /.
That's much easier way to get to an
exalted position than by going through a
long campaign and taking the chances
Of defeat by some other prophet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Must Stand Trial.

A requisitIon from the Governor OF Delaware
was honored In tho Virginia Executive DEPART
ment yesterday for one Laney Maddox Color
cd).. who is wanted in Sussex county for
murder. fa1. 5tt III KS
The negro Is under arrest at Norfolk, and
the Delaware officer has COMO there TO take
him back for trial. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Personal and General.

Rev, Father James Ionegran, OF Au-
pusta, Ga, has Just celebrated his golden
Jubilee as member Of the Society OF
Jesus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

ford. who. the ofilcere thought was conducting
speak easy. The case was not proven. how
ever, and she was discharged. F6s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
Snatch Thief Sent On

Edward Cox. the young negro who was
captured after chase, having grabbed Mrs.
Annette Lloyd's purse. was sent on to tho
grand Jury. and was also put under $500 bonds
for twelve months an a Suspicious character
by Justice John yesterday :. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20
A Few Foreign Facts,

In Vienna the answers made by apcnrGnd
~ q nhonoera nh so that there cannot
be subsequent dtubt Of the statements
made .,s5 g,
Tho government of Ecuador has intro
duced into Congress a blu for the sepa-
ration OF church and state and tne con-
ilscation Of ecclesiastical properly
WITHIN four months there haye been
ten nlislaps, more or less serious Q
isri,isn torpedo boats and deslro1yers, DIX
of the mlshaps were due 10 coitslo''s'
An angry man who called telepnone
girl o 'sheophead" oyer the WsFe ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

All Unsigned Communications VIII DO
rejected.
Rejected Communications will not De
returned unless accompanied BY stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-20

st. Louis was very anxious to beat
iChicago's. record for a, day in the matter
Of Worlds Fair attendance and last
Thursday was tho day set for the record
breaking 1t was st. Louis Day at the
Fair and the whole city bestirred Itself.
There were 404,45o admissions, while
Chicago on It's Chicago Day" counted
ulatlon Of the two cities st. Louis made
much the better showing, but didn't col
lect as many gate fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

That Judge George Turner. OF
Spokane. will carry the city Of Seat
tie and probably King county. aa
we'll. ia the belief OF many Of the
wisest local politicians at the time
this edition OF The Star goes 10
press In every ward OF the city
the republican state ticket is being
knitted mereilessly by the enemies
of railroad rule and the indications
are that the slump from the normal
republican majority will be even
heavier than predicted ia Tho star
yesterday. at least so Far az Albert
+ Mead the guernat0risl candi-
date. and l. & smith. candidate for
sheriff. are concerned.
Up 10 this hour tho voting has
been very heavy although little ef-
fort 20 bring out the voters Is being
made BY the republicans aa com
pared with former years The splen-
did weather is undoubtedly contrib
utlng 10 increase the vote and TO
off set IN certain degree the re-
publican apathy. Though the early
morning was damp aud fo0y. the
sun came out at about the time the
peiln oDrnee at O'Clock aad frou
tho hour on the co3ditioaza we're
ideal for a heavy vote,
SO far there has beee az ueex-
pectedly light vote In the First and
Fourth wards. In the First as re-
suit OF the efforts OF both partiea TO
prevent election frauds. and In tho
Fourth as consequence Of the fall
ure 90 the Great NortSerp political
managers. notably {. =. Cha0ber-
lain, To- turn loose their corrup-
ton fund IN the waterfront pre-
cincta aa had been expected In the
hope Of receiving money, hundreds
Of purcha0blc voters are remain
ing away fro9 the polls IN both the
First Red tee Fourth
Toe early morning vote vas heavy
all over the city. except In the First
ward In the Seventh and Second.
eepectsllY. Was tein to- case In
these two wards toe repuhlicao
leaders are eiakieg toeir oloat de-
termiued flEat In the seyeeth toe
Wilson Mead combination has done
effective work at tee Isollieg places
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08
STARS ELECTION RETURNS

True TO ta promise star W give its s.tro-s tee foa
and complete cscuo eaooai
and county. tonight
going too O, r.o ooute. % ev1y
letip by hayoe sent 70 tows wire aed osD
sebed onto nos AID put lotto steorscoo fOoed
a
The Newspaper that ,cs. oxary ea,uta
Of hour butletia. - don't iet 'em feoi
WHAT TIE PEOPLE WANT TONIGHT 10 THE NEWS At
THE QUICKEST POSSIBLE MOMENT aod Tes viii
that
wire from Western ofnee 10
building. the alley Toto the Fred l.
office In the Pioneer b-dios viii the
: To- oa tts
will tbe a
u ~ 90 ano unan
add child That be
DC able 20 hear plainly bgeilo 10 q
The chose Nj Feorenn oeeau
Uaion office and because THERE fs
NRHa SQUARE than at other
ton viii be given
THERE WILL he ABsoLurELy Ne INTERFERENCE
zoe sdewise all the uuo TO GET Of
ap5
Bg THERE EARLY
THE FIRST RETURNS rRoa THE RAsTEeS STATES
rey read tho first Osleto
nd bulens TIN we Know jum how tbr eoun.
Il going for president.
aud how the county sp'oe far drce
ooe ou,ss tsoin anoyc win os,r
enough election 10 last
Don't foa that to- Timr1 o. too
cowinE esh otoors out TO th
sfa public
The haunt o FIGHT 70 b too busy getting too
and giving u TO it,
SO MEET YOURSELF At PIONEER nc TONIGHT
and II To- sSr a'@so nnS toe a 3irnE
to' eao have Your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-08

the STARS ELECTION BULLETINS WILL BE READ ON

aud tho plea workers have hecu ac-
tive IN tho second. the homo ward
OF the senatorial candidate
The maSt surprising feature 81 the
day In the remarkable apathy Of the
republican workers In "a large ma
iority Of the nine city wards Even
H. that hotbed OF politics. the
Fourth. not worker for any party
was to be seen during the morning
aud there was no electionoering
How far the knitting extends be-
yond the head Of the state repihli-
can ticket Is still matter for spec
ulauon. Not until the counting be-
Gins this evening can an accurate
estimate be made The nrHt TWEEN
~ votes counted In each precinct
will probably tell the whole story.
Tbs democrats are Iubilant aud con
fttently claim that both the repub-
llean state and county tickets are
being vigorously slashsd. and that
they viii carry the county. The
Mcbride. or hnti-railfoad repuhli-
cans. who either secretly or openly,
have been working for the election
OF Turner. the democrat gubefna-
torial candidate. are smiling grizzly
over what they believe TO be the
certain discontinue Of the Piles
Farrell combination that prevented
Mcnride's nomination for governor
They claim that the time spent In
the polling booths by the repuhli
can votera indicates clearly that not
more than Is per cent Of the repub-
licnn votes east In the Fourth. Fifth
and sixth for instance. have been
straight
Chairman J W Goodwin. Of the
Democratic state central COMMITTEES.
stated 20 The Star ~ noon today
his belief that Turner would carry
the city. though he did BOT agree
With some enthusiastic members Of
his party. who claim that the defD'
ocratie MAJORITY In the city would
reach g.0o0
At the present time the local dem
oeratlc leaders claim that there IL
no doubt whatever that Turner II
nov ~ good as elected. and tsai
mogt Of The state ticket hDs bern
pulled through by him They also
ciai0 20 BE absolutely esrta1o 81 tee
election Of Jack Williams FOR ahsf.
~ over /. & SGtto aue ten5 Of
Jay c. Allen. for proaoeutieg alter
eey. over hepeete 6aekintoae. The