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The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

while we supply the world with
large quantities OF wheat and other
farm produce, the home market Ii
vastly greater than tne foreign, ow.
ing TO the development Of American
Industries. That is one reason, and
a strong one, why the American
farmers as a whole uphold protec.
ton.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
MARTIN CONVICTED.
Jury Returns Verdict Of Murder n
Second Degree.

Slgourney, Iowa, oct 2S,--Tbe jury
thi safterpoon returned verdict fnd.
ing Johnson Martin guilty OF murder
In tho second degree. Martin lg the
man who shot Arthur Lynch AZ tho
saw mill cast Of Fremont. The shoot.
ing occurred December 20, 19O1,IZnch
living until March 5, 1905.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

shippers mind lhm ehkhle hHg pesslip
- meet TIE ptuaurtta and hhlppets ~
sos eastern flates N their bWn nbar
hvlH Az WV eee W. We bplluve Nfnat
harm viii result u she pro0urefa nua
l,uslhesa interests ~ Iowa henefally
N any leAlelAllon What viii eal cot
railroads from eNinR competitive
fatee
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
AID POOH sTuDEsTs.
George w. Gait Leaves Legacy Of
$4,000 TO Ames College.

Des Moines, oct. 2s+-one stipula.
lion in the will Of George w. Catt,hsy-
ing 10 do with requests TO Arnes Agrl.
cultural school provides fund OF s55s
900 so entailed that II can be loaned
TO poor students during the course of
their college careers.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

speaking in ottumwa before a
gathering OF farmers, Governor Cum
minis made an impagsioned appeal
for the common people" 10 take
back the government into their own
hands. Is the governor tired Of mis-
jobT inquiries the Keokuk Gatc-city.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

The accident to Will Tullis the
other evening only server TO show the
folly 0. carrying gun. The dis
charge OF the weapon when it'fell
from tho gentleman's pocket was Ger.
tainly accidental, but IL hurt just as
much. There Is no excuse for anyone
carrying a revolver
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
OLD SETTLERS MEET
Pioneers o. Powesbiek County, Form
an Organization

Montezuma, Ia, Oct. 2S,--At a
meeting yesterday, the Poweshiek pio-
neors perfected an organization for
the ayowcd purpose OF compiling the
early history OF the county. Another
meeting was called for Dec. when
Judge Lewis win present the articles
Of incorporation. Professor Parker,
N GnnnelI, was elected president.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

The meeting Of the Iowa Library
Association at rort Dodge this week
Is Of considerable interest to patrons
of the local institution, as the meet
ings all have bearing upon the con-
duct OF the Libraries over the state
which are represented.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
New Sharon Star:

New sharon Star: The osIca
locsa Record, Democratic from rind
10 core, fully endorses Cummins.
SO does every Democratic editor and
voter beneath the flag. And why
not? They are the best Judges In
the world OF what Democratic doc.
trIne is. II is the soft shell revision
advocates who are muddled.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02
iowa store Robbed.

Seymour, Ia, Oct. zS--1he general
store Of Lowery Bros. q Prugh Co,
was broken into here last night. The
thieves broke a large plate glass in
the front Of the store, after which they
proceeded to blow open tho safe. In
this they were successful, but secured
only about $1,000 in money.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

According to the Good Hope Re.
Hector, Mutual Life policy holders feel
that reference to the whole Damn
family" means the McCurdys.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

---There are over 5000 persons con.
nected with the printing trade In Iowa,
and the capital invested in the busl-
ness aggregates sI21O,316.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

The Cedar Falls Record concludes
that the so-called progressive" rerub.
leans are merely suffering from Dye.
pepsia
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

--Alaska's latest project is a 500.
100000 railway to open coal fields be.
lieved to be the greatest In area In
this country"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

THE Schaller Herald says 1t
would require resourceful brain to
conjure up anything for an Iowa farm.
err to kick about this season.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

The Creston advertiser wonders
why 1t Is that when man becomes
political or industrlal reformer he
also becomes a liar.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

1.-THE mikado is 20 have the honor
Of meeting Colonel Bryan" h the way
tho Sioux City Journal puts II.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

The philadelphia Ledger declares
that the hunter VINO can't bag com.
panlon or two is a bad shot.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

Council Bluffs EIks have formed q
sx.team bowling isague.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-11-02

Al Wesley Chapel Friday October
"a, at $3.50 o'clock .. M, occurred
the marriage Of Migs Mable Lewis 10
, 1905-01-10
Why She Didn't Get Mad.

81 made a queer mistake going down
to Boston the other day" said the man
with the fat cigar. Sitting across
from me in the Pullman was a young
woman that | sized us as a lady I'd
met at a dinner party one night last
fall. Mighty goodlooking she was, and
1 didn't feel as though I'd be at all
ashamed to have people see me talking
to her, so l stepped across the aisle
and Immediately began telling her AL
about my affairs and asking where she
was going, besides giving her a pleas
ant little josh about how glad | was
that We happened to be on the same
train, and all that sort of thing, you
know. Well, after I'd sat there ana
talked to her for half an hour or SO
found out that she wasn't the lady !
had thought che was at all. In fact
I'd never seen her before o she me.
Wasn't she offended at the way you
butted in without waiting for an intro
duction?"
ooh, no-no not at all. l found out
later that she was a widow."-Record
Herald.
, 1905-01-10
CEREMONY AT NOON ATTENDED
BY LARGE CROWDS AND
WITHOUT ANY SORT
OF DISPLAY
Governors Salute by Battery A and
Long inaugural Address by Adams
Says Election Scandals Indicate
Needed Change in Election Laws
Kansas Legislature in Session and
Woman Suffrage Recommended.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 10.-Alva Adams
was quietly inaugurated governor to,
day. There was no military parade,
no governors reception, no inaugural
ball. The absence of display and the
simplicity of the occasion character
lied every on the program. A
few minutes before noon, after the
senate and the house had held a very
brief session, Governor-elect Adams
and Governor Peabody gathered in the
house of representatives and assembled
the speakers dias. Exactly at noon
Chief Justice Gabbert administered
the oath of Office to Alva Adams. A
governors salute was then fired by
Battery A, and a few minutes later
Governor Adams began the delivery of
his inaugural address. There were
many women present in the gallery,
including Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Pea
body. Later in the day the state Of
ticers were sworn in.
The governors address declared that
in the past six years taxes have dou-
bled without corresponding increase in
the population or wealth. He urges
the Legislature to be just to the tax
payer and not wait until the last days
, 1905-01-10
Fire Fighting Appliance.

The Union Pacific company has taken
steps to prevent disastrous fires in
freight trains, caused by sparks from
locomotives. In the last few years
many cars II their contents have
been damaged by fire, and in some
cases where cars could not be run un-
der water tanks they were destroyed.
In the future all freight engines be-
tween Cheyenne and Green River will
be equipped with so feet of fire hose.
which will be attached TO the tank, and
pressure will be supplied by the engine
to throw a stream Of water a consider
ject has been posted in the offices here.
, 1905-01-10
GENERAL TGEssEL
S UNDER PAROLE
coMMANDANT AT PORT ARTHUR
ALLOWED FREEDOM BY THE
VICTORIOUS JAPANESE.
German Emperor confers Military Dec
orations, by Order Of Russian and
Japanese Rulers, Upon Generals
Stoessei and NogS-Russian Mines
Recovered by Japanese.

Toxic, Jan. 1O.-The transport Tosa
has arrived at Nagasaki with twenty
eight Russian officers and 1000 men,
who will be sem to the military prison
at kokura. Besides General Stoessel,
three major generals were given their
Rear Admiral Ouktomsky and
three other naval officers of equal rank
were treated likewise.
BY permission of the emperors of
Japan and Russia, the German kaiser
has conferred upon Generals Nogi and
Stoessel military decorations.
The Japanese have recovered nearly
400 submarine mines from the waters
about Port Arthur.
, 1905-01-10
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
MUST Be UPHELD
PRESIDENT HAGENsARTH SAYS
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT HAS
DONE WONDERS FOR
THE sTockMEN.
Eighth Annual Convention Of National
Live Stock Association Meeting at
Denver-AnnuaI Address Deliv-
cred to All People Tabor Opera
House Would Conveniently Hold
Interstate Case Postponed.

Denver, Colo. Jan. 1O.-The eighth
annual convention Of the National Live
Stock association was opened by Pres
ident Hagenbarth at 1890 o'clock this
morning. The convention was held in
the Tabor opera house, which was
crowded to the doors.
About noon President Hagenbarth
began the deliverance of his annual
address. The points he made were
these: Depreciation of SITS per head
on all cattle marketed last year; the
association greatly hampered by lack
Of funds; it is national only in name
and needs recognizing; conscienceless
railroads have greatly injured the
shipper; interstate commerce commits
sion must be given broader powers;
Roosevelt has done wonders in fur
thering the live stock industry, and
must be upheld in his work Of adjust
ing the range problem.
, 1905-01-10
Jeff" RODE
THE ENGINE
"siG UN" GOES DOWN MOUNTAIN
IN CAB OF LOCOMOTIVE
AND TELLS ABOUT IT.
Says 1t Wa Great Ride, but It Ratified
Him More Than Rubbing Up
Against Some of the Fellows Who
Are Itching for the Title He Lays
Undisputed Claim To.

I've been up against some big prop
ositions in my time, but that one of
yesterday just headed EN- all Off"
1t was big James J. Jeffries, the
worlds great fistic phenomenon, talking
Of his Christmas ride to Pueblo in the
cab of the Colorado and Southern
flyer, says the Denver Post. The trip
was a little Christmas attention from
Vice President and General Manager
J. NJ. Herbert, who had heard that the
champion pugilisthad expressed a wish
to have one good, swift ride on the
big iron steed that pulls the heavy
Colorado and Southern flyer through
space at the rate of a cannon ball. And
so. on yesterday morning, with that
fine old veteran of the road. Engineer
Harry Dunno, the trip was made.
Il know now what it is in the face
of a good engineer that has always i'm
pressed me and made me leary o;
starting anything with him. continu-
ed the big fellow. IT'S The ~everlast-
Ing nerve and determination of him.
found this out yesterday, watching
Harry Dunno as we swung round curves
and shot across levi places at a speed
that made my hair curl.
There he stood, with his hand on
the lever and his eyes straight front,
never uttering a word to anybody but
the fireman, and only to him when he
wanted more steam. 1t was the grand
est sight | ever saw. and it made me
understand how it is that the Colorado
and Southern road can yank so many
thousands safely across the country at
the rate of a shooting star.
Its all in the road and the en-
| gineers.' as a railroad man once said
to me and now | found that not only
the road was all right, but that this
was the rightest engineer / had e
seen. Steady as a clock and a face on
! him that never changed for a second
and was kept always toward the track
ahead. while l was hanging on for dear
life, just the same as If l was riding
a comet-well, / never did see such a
man. and I'll say right here that II l
had an eye on me like DUNES l could
hypnotize the devil and put him out in
one round.
Great ride! You bet! but say l
was never ratified so bad in my life as
I was when Dunno first put the real
speed on. couldn't see much Of any
thing for a while, and the telegraph
, 1905-01-10
CAN'T PRONOUNCE OWN NAMES.
"Cirencester' Has at Least Five Pro-
nunciations in England.

How snouId CirenCester be pro-
n~ounced?" | am asked.
Well, this is rather a difficult Ques-
ton to answer. 1t probably has as
many versions as the town OF Rheims,
or the name of the immortal Samuel
Pepys. Having sojourned SO frequent
ly in that pl~easantest of Gloucester
shire towns, | suppose ought to know
something about it. But when come
to think about it, l confess l am some
what puzzled.
First of all. there is the name as
spelled. That is in general use in Lon
don. and usually adopted by those who
never visit the township.
Then YOU have Chester. This r
tainly has antiquity to recommend It.
An earnest Shakesperean reminds me
that ~Bolingbroke say toward the con.
clusion of King Richard H.: "Our
town of Chester in Gloucestershire."
Furthermore. you have the name
pronounced as rhyming both to Bills
ter and to visitor. and there 10 also
the latest version wherein-in har-
mony with the time saving and word.
clipping habits Of the day-the title OF
the town Is shortened to Ctren.-Lou-
don Graphic.
, 1905-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Johnson-Ira Griffin, ranch;
George e. Russell, st. Louis; E. 2.
Bills, Greeley; j. C. Boyd, Denver; M.
r. Boyd, Dale Creek; John S. Strom,
Nels Johnson, Douglas creek tie camp;
C. E. Morsman, Jerry Hurley, F. G.
Morsman, Walden; E. N. Allen, At
lanta, Ca; Amanda Taylor. Cora Tay-
lor, Medicine Bow; B. N. Kelly. Chey-
enne; 1. H. Greene, Agate Ridge, Colo.
At the Kuster-Archie McPhee,
Owen; Bob Hunter, ranch; M. N. Pow
ell, William E. Powell, Horse creek;
H, M. Murdoch, Lookout; J. j. Motley,
Iron mountain; DR.. Miller. Wheatland;
II. T. Cornforth, Denver.
At the Union Pacihc-F. P. Min.
naugh, New York; j. c. Wild, w. G.
Polak, Arthur L. Chandler, H. v. Mich.
Ter, P. v. Perkins, Denver; Samuel
Grace. T. P, Kelly. Omaha; G. j. Bar
stow, Boston; j. M. Lapp, odgen; Bill
lie Levi, M. M. Elkins, Chicago; HI.
|Rydell, Rochester. N. Y.
, 1905-01-10
Morton win Be Witness.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 1O.-The inter-
state mme commission was to
meet today, but postponed the session
until mex Monday, Secretary Of the
Navy Morton desiring to be a witness
at the rehearing of the Santa Fe-Colo-
RADIO Fuel and Iron company rebate
Ease. Secretary Morton has been
charged by a resolution presented to
congress with favoring rebates. and
he desires to give his testimony on
the subject. The three witnesses of
the Santa Fe Monday will be Secre-
tary Morton, President Ripley and
President Douglas Of the Ell Paso and
Southwestern road, with which the
Santa Fe claims to have an agreement
regarding the division of the through
rate on coal.
, 1905-01-10
HARRY MAYNARD SELLS
HIS SPLENDID RANCH.

Harry Maynard yesterday afternoon
disposed of his elegant ranch of about
$40 acres north of this city to Hon. J.
s. Atherly, a member of the state leg,
islature, the price paid being $4,000.
Mr.. Maynard is n Of the substantial
citizens of the county and has reaped
some OF the benefits of sticking to his
place and improving it. He does not
indicate just what he will do in the
future. The ranch is one of the best
improved near the city and the pur.
chaser is to be congratulated.
, 1905-01-10
WYOMING LEGISLATURE CON
vENED IN EIGHTH ANNUAL
SESSION At STATE CAPT.
Toll At NOON.
Senator Levers Of Unita County Elect
ed President Of Senate and Rep
r%esentatice Lyman 3. Cooper Of
Converse County Speaker Of the
House-List Of Caucus Nominees
for places in the Service Of State.
Special 10 The Republican.

Special to The Republican.
Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. 1O.-The state
legislature was called to order today,
the house to order at loon, when the
committee on credentials made its re-
port and the house organized by the
election of Mr.. Lyman B. Cooper of
Converse county as speaker. The sen
ate did not complete its organization at
the first session, adjourning until 2:30,
when 1t is believed that Senator E. E.
Levers, the nominee of the republican
legislative caucus, will be made presi-
dent. The house will meet this after
noon and name the clerks and other
employees.
Following is a list of the oficers and
employees of the house as agreed upon
last night, at the final caucus Of the
republican members OF the legislature:
Speaker. Lyman B. Cooper, Con.
verse county; chief clerk, Charles
Argesheimer, Laramie county; assist
ant chief clerk. Charles Wood, Carbon
county; journal clerk, Miss Minnie
Haas, Laramie county; enrolling and
engrossing clerk. Miss Moody. Crook
county; assistant, Miss M~ertzheimer.
Uinta county; sergeant-at-arms. Felix
Hughes. Sweetwater county; chaplain.
h, W. Tingley, Laramie county; door
keeper, 81 Eaderly. Uinta county;
pages, Gus Burchner and Dan Clark,
Laramie county; messenger, Peter
Nicholson. Carbon county; watchmen,
Henry Lilly. Natrona county, and Jo-
seph Fisher, Albany county; janitor,
John B~lackwoed. Uinta county; stem
ographers. Miss Reid and Miss Cow
hick. Laramie county. and Miss Hilda
Durlacher, Laramie county.
The counties of Johnson, Fremont
and Weston secured no plums, and the
counties Of Laramie and Uinta we're
more favored than all others.
The senate officers and employees
agreed upon in caucus are as follows:
President, f. E. Levers, Uinta coun-
ty; vice president, w. C. Henry, Car
o county; chief clerk, George w.
Perry, Sheridan county; assistant
chief clerk. George Mcclellan, Big
Horn county; engrossing and enrolling
clerk, Miss Anna Lyons. Laramie
county; assistant, l. N. Merz, Albany
county; sergeant-at-arms, Sam Stay
maker, Converse county: messenger,
Guy Teawitte, Natrona county; chap
lain, Or. George G. Rafter, Laramie
county; page. E. Mathison; watchmen,
John Gregory and l.. Howard. Uinta
county; reading clerk. H. c. Duns-
more. Carbon county; j%anitor, T. w.
Ashford. Laramie county; doorkeeper,
William Cole. Laramie county; stem
ographer. Miss Gertrude Dobbins, Lar
annie county.
, 1905-01-10
ADAMS IS SWORN
AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE

OF the session to economic. He fav-
ored an amendment to the arbitration
law requiring a compulsory submission
OF any grievance between EMPLOYER
ana employed. The election scandals
indicated a needed change in the cleo
tlon laws. Adams said there was
spent III colorado politics during the
past year about as much money as the
cost OF h first campaign that made
Abraham Lincoln president of the
United States. In assuming the gov
ernorship Of Colorado for the third
time' the speaker asked the God of
to give me the wisdom tn
Know the right and the courage to
do it."
, 1905-01-10
Looking Toward Woman SUFFRAGE

Topeka. kas., Jan. lO.-The Kansas
Legislature convened this afternoon
Ross Stubs, selected by the repub
lican caucus for speaker of the house
this morning. took the office. Lien.
tenant Governor Hanna presided in the
senate In both houses new members
were sworn in in groups. Governor
Hoch's first message was read this
afternoon. He recommends the estab-
ilshment OF a state oil refinery to pre-
Veht the great monopoly from rob-
ping us of the benefits of the vas
reservoirs of oil stored by the Creator
beneath our soil" The governor also
calls the attention Of the legislature
TO the ~desirability of gradually extend
ing the sphere in which suffrage can
be exercised by m
, 1905-01-10
DIRECTORS REELECTED BY
The ALBANY NAIioNAJ

The annual meeting of the share.
holders Of the Albany County National
bank was held in the directors room
in the banking building today, Presi.
dent R. H. Homer, Vice President Eli
Crumrine and Directors F. H. Eggle.
ston, J. H. Symons and H, l.. Stevens
being present. The following boar of
directors was reelected: Robert H.
Homer, F. H. Eggleston, J. w. John
son, ]. H. Symons, John McGill, Eli
Crumrine and DR.. H. l.. Stevens.
The directors will hold a meeting on
Saturday, at the same place, when of
f1cers for the coming year will be
chosen. 1t is believed there will be no
change in the personnel of the banks
officers, Mr. Homer remaining presi,
dent, Mr.. Crumrine vice president and
Mr.. c. D. Spalding cashier.
, 1905-01-10
AMERICAN REGULARS ROUT RE-
BELLICUS MOROS IN ISL
AND OF JOLO WITH
LOSS OF MEN.
Lieutenant and One Private Of Four
teenth Infantry Killed and Lieu
teenth Infantry and Fourteenth
Cavalry Wounded - Stronghold
Wiped From Landscape.

Manila, Jan. 10.-American regulars
captured and destroyed a fortress on
the Island Of Jolo. manned by rebel
lious Moros, but suffered considerably.
Lieutenant James Jewell and one pri-
vate of the Fourteenth infantry were
killed. Lieutenant Ashbrook of the
Seventeenth infantry, Captain Hal.
stead of the Fourth cavalry, Lieuten-
ant Richardson of the Fourteenth cav
airy and several privates were injured.
, 1905-01-10

poles howled past us like a string of
Indians. But watching Dunno, so cool
and steady. had n soothing effect on
me. after a little. and regan to sit ND
ana lake notice. | found mat when
you get used to it you can see all
right. After | got my nerve back, |
felt like a bird, and no wonder, for we
sure flew.
Il don't know that | would care to
rae that way every day. Tor it certain
ly ls-what's that Teddy Roosevelt
says?-oh, yes. strenuous; but I'm
much obliged to the Colorado and
southern for the experience. and | tell
you I've got an ace high opinion of that
road and the people who run it."
, 1905-01-10
TRIED TO WRECK
EMPER0R'S GIFT
ATTEMPTED TO DESTROY STATUE
OF FREDERICK THE GREAT At
WASHINGTON At NOON.
Smoking Bomb Found Hanging to Arm
Of Figure, Which Was snatched
or by Negro and Exploded With
Great Force on Ground-Oestruct-
i've Fire at oIathe, Kansas.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 10.-An at
tempt was made at o on today to blow
up the statue of Frederick the Great,
presented by the kaiser to the nation.
The sentry on duty saw a man hurry
to q carriage from the statue and pur-
sued him. simultaneously a negro no.
ticed a smoking bomb hanging on the
arm of the statue. He snatched 1t off.
1t exploded on the ground with terrific
noise.
, 1905-01-10
Death Of Former Vice President.

William II. Baldwin. jr.. president
of the Long Island railroad and the
youngest president in the United
States, is dead at his home. He was
IL president Of the Union Pacific
when only y years of age and is well
ed on the Union Pacific by Charles
Francis Adams and resigned when the
Gould regime came into power.
, 1905-01-10
NEW DIRECTOR FOR
First NATIONAL BANK.

The shareholders of the First Nation.
al bank at 3:4O this afternoon elected
Ora Haley a director in the place of
j.. w. Connor, re-electing Edward
Ivinson, A. c. Jones, H. d. Beemer and
Otto Gramm. The directors at once
reorganized the board, r~e-electing MIR.
Ivinson as president INT Mr.. Jones
as cashier.
, 1905-01-10
OFFERED MUTTON CHOPS
TO CATTLE MAN,

A Denver hotel waiter lowered
mighty near the brink of death for
about a minute this morning says j.
Barton Adams in the Denver Post. He
brought a mutton chop through mis-
take to a cattleman. 1t is said the
cattleman is not from Laramie, as they
are generally willing to eat anything
set before them. The waiter probably
hailed from Missouri.
, 1905-01-10
COMING WITH SHEEP
TO BE SOLD HERE.

John H. Davis, superintendent of the
sheep reserve here, has been notified
of the coming tomorrow of ]. L. Whit
head of sheep which he will offer for
sale here. There is a disposition
among certain stockmen here to buy
the sheep from Mr.. Wilmington and
then sell them again. A shipper at
Omaha a day or two ago received
$3.50 per head for his ~S5-pound
wethers.
, 1905-01-10
RAN CAT
Picked Up in Alley and Awarded the
Honorable Prize.

New York, Jan. 10.-An ordinary
Brooklyn, tool the principal prize and
humbled the pride of the long pedi-
greed Angoras and other proud men,
which ended in Madison Square gar
den last night.
, 1905-01-10
o Q o o Q O Q o Q
} LACKED A QUORUM o
Committee to Inquire Into G
Charges Against Talbot. G

Q Reading. Pa, Jan. 1O.-The COM Q
o mittee to inquire into the charges y
Q against Bishop Talbot of the Q
Q Episcopal Diocese of Central Q
Q Pennsylvania met today. No Q
Q quorum was present, but the COM Q
Q mitee vent into session. 1t will Q
Q probably adjourn without taking O
Q up the charges. .
Q o Q Q Q Q O O o O O Q O O O o Q