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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
on REAI- nar A,rIr

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE. -
The administrators of William Clark, de-
ceased, late of Mill creek hundred. Will
offer at public sale on the premises. his
farm situate near Eden Station on the
Landenburg branch Of the b. and o.
railroad, containing so acres Of good land
with large frame house, frame barn and
other buildings thereon erected, on Thurs
day. the Goth day Of December, A, D.. 1906,
at o'clock p. m.
john Ross Clark,
Louisa NJ. Clark.
Administrators.
d3-5.S1113.i5lI1o
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12
Tim bar Land, Act June s,1s7s.
U,iited States Land Ofhce

Lewiston, Idaho. Sept. 9th, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Conf
ress of June 2, 1878, entitled, IAN act for
the sale of timber lands in the states of
California, Oregon; Nevada and Washing
on Territory, - is extended to all the Pub
Vic Land States by act of August 4th. 1852
SIMON JOHNSON
of Troy, county :, of Latah, state of
Idaho has thisNN, day filed in this Office
his sworn statement No. 2604 for the pur-
chase Of sX swL 81 sea sec.34 in TIP. No
50 R2E. b. M. and will offer proof to show
that the land sought is more valuable
for timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to said
and before the Register and Receiver at
this Office at Lewiston Idaho on
Tuesday the 18th dhy of Jan; 1907.
He names as wifnesses:,
John !. Kaaen OF. Park idaho
Paul Orvik sf Troy. Idaho
Peter Skjarve Of Park, Idaho.
:, Ole Olson of Troy, Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to
file their tlaims in this office on or before
Sd 18th day OF jan. 1907
+. H. Bartlett, Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12
TIMBER LAND ACT
49, IL n.alfs-=ksA-

United States Land Office
Lewiston, idaho, October 9Th, 1906
Notice is hereby given shat in compliance
swith the pronisi6Rs b fthe act of congress
sOf june 8, 1e7S. entitled IAN act for the
sale of timber hands in the states of Cali
fornia, Oregon. Nevada aud Washington
Territory as extended to all the public
lands by act of Ahghs. 4, 1892,
JOSEPHINE MULHALL
of Seattle, county of King, state of WASH
ington, has this day filed in this Office. his
sworn statement No 2622 for the purchase
of the nek swL, M seq Of section III in
township Ain, / 2e M and will oHet
proof to show that the land sought is rn6fs
valuable for its timber or stone than Tor
agricultural purposes and to establish bis
cinim to said Land before the Clark Us 8.
District Courc at Moscow, idaho, on Sat.
prday, the 18th day OF January 1908 "a.
He names rs witnesses: 81
James G. Campbell of Potlatch, Ida,,s
Frank w. Mallory Princeton Z,
Frank Burdett -
John p Cleary, PAlouse. Wash.
! Any ana ali pefsons claiming adversely
the above described lands are reyuestef to
file their claims in this Office on or before
said 18th day of January; 1906.
T. Fl. Bartlett, Register
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12
Ka-Iai-Wah incorporates

y At meetingsof the Ka.lai.wah club
held Thursday evening, it was decid.
ed to incorporate the organization and
to effect this club appointed Ray Hill,
T. P. Lorang, u'Wm Terry, VIM Rog.
ers and P. Bor1holdt as committee of
inoorporators.s
The club has taken hold of the sub.
jept of entertainment, are requesting
the support Of the business men and
theic calculation is to make the club
the center of entertainment and social
eeioyment the, coming winter. For an
outline of their aimes and the plan
Tor erecting opera house, and geuer.
ally. having agood Tins you will have
to pc member.
Il The present committee, on enter.
tainment consists of John Tyler,
Harry Stanton and Geo. Davidson.
Z Word from Moscow is to the effect
that the Independent candidates with
w. M. Morgan will visH Jullae tia
Tuesday and Kendrick "Wednesday.
This Is the opening efrths campsign
of the Independent party and they
will make it lively. " u
The family of w. D. Pemberton
spent few days at the fair at Lewis.
toTthis week, leaving the Doctor al
home to care Of his mail route.
Y. Justice D. B. Maekintosh united in
marriage at the"Eiotef' parlors Miss
Winnie L. Tout and kssffy Baker,
both of Ivy. The young couple are
we'll known in this section, and are
popular on theiridge. After the cere.
mony they leftao enjoy the Lewiston
Fair. A joify crowd we're in attend.
apce at the marriage ceremony, who
saw them Oh on the train.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12
Senator
Fred Dubois
Gives a Talk Of Two Hours
on Facts Not Yet
Answered
A Coed Audience
Present

senator Ffed Dubois arrived here
last Friday with his wife and during
their stay were the guests OF r. NJ
Walker.
In the cfening the senator ad-
drrsssdR g6od audience in the school
honsc on the issue of this campaign,
or morIhanism' HIS address was
well receiyed and the sentiment was
Tstr0ngiy anti-mormon after the clear
exposition IL the situation by the!
Senator. Though Rls address was
over two hours in length the interest
neverswaned and vigorous applause
was given at the close. A,s
The address began vith history
OF the mormon people, after show
ing sSonc1hsivsly that the mormon
queefion Is the only real issue con.
fronting the pe0rle of the state and
Is tke.lCause df the unrest and
eotioM 4st' the republican party,
whiIh.is now controlled In Salt Lake
through the state leaders and by
them.t through the county, until all
the ranits md file feel the weight OF
the norrfbn hierarchy. Briefly was
told hoW they were run out of Iowa!|
to EauNoo, III from which place they
were drtrcN out at the point of the
sword and crossed the plains into
eBtait where they ran Things with
such a high hand that the govern.
ment had to send troops to bring
them Into subsection. From then
the history relates how the mormon
church gained controlled Utah and
gradually encroached upon, Idaho
until the people had to break away
from party ties and crush thSin by a
united vote; how the test oeth was
inserted iii the constitution of this
state by a legislature which was re.
preventative of the whole state and
wasnnanimous in wishing to have
the, oath inserted.
BI1eAy was related the work of
thev Eamunds and Edmdnds- Tucker
acts by which these people were i'm
prisoHed and deprived Of their prop
erty, and how invariably the ques.
tion was asked before sentence was
passed, "If they would be amenable
to- the laws OF the land'' aud In no
instance would they consent to so do
although thousands were imprisoned
BY the power OF th3 government,
however, the church was forced to
declare itself beaten and in the man
Hesto, which was declared to- be a
revelation from God. binding upon
all the mormons and declaring the
supremacy OF the law and the poly.
gamous doctrine eliminated, the
Church sued for peace, which was
granted, the suits' were dropped and
the property escheated was returned
TAe Senator told Of the pleasure
with which the fight was dropped,
and OF the era Of peace which pre-
vailed for o short time, until the
church had had the enabling clause
OF the test orth and the other laws
which affecttd or reached polygaIny,
and church interference repealed by
a slow but steady action OF the
church ofhefals, when they imflied-
lately sho%ed the cloven hoof hhd
how in 1s0oit became evident that
the church was again attempting 10
control the state as it had ,in the
past, only this time through the 're-
publican party. as of ypre 1T did
through the democratic PARTY, car
ing nahght for party, only as it
could tse them. In thewords of ID.
l.. Evans' mormon eldsr OF, Malad.
Oneida county: "Once more the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12

n: r:MessfaS Starr, and Frye of Cedar
creek were before the a. d of csuns
ty comnissloners thYB i5ek relatixe
toa ROAD witch liasa Bdsah xcccpted
BY the viewers ANA cuts off the aoid
cteck hili. Eok some reasou this bas
lBiessp Held Up nom session to session
and nothing done, until the people
Of che ridge seilt these gentlemen be-
fore the board and we are pleased to
annonnce that the road has been
authorized by, the board and the
necessary funds secured for its COM
pletion. The road when finished
viii shorten the road to KendricE
and will cut out one lof the meanest
hills on the grade.
Geo. King was noticed dressing a
large bear Wednesday which he found
in the orchard. enjoying the fruit. Mr.
King now has the hide and is enjoying
"bar" meat beside.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12

"a. j. Webster left Wednesday. for
NPotlatch where he expects to remain
permanently. His family will. join
him soon. The Potlatch thus. loses
an old resident, familiar to all; and
popular with all the people OF the
ridge.
Il. Z. CFahvjall made a Utsinass Wis
it to Kendtsck looking after the in
terests OF lrfs telephone ststem-Ths
farmers line is growing ESQ FaRidly
that it takes all of this gentleinan's g
time and attention.
H. A. Russell is putting :nathe
week teacfaMs the new 0peratarllow
to operate His tfTIS.Set.. Mr. Ferguson
states that this is one Of the nrost
successful dryers he was ever con-
nected with. a.
At the eiHesbyterian church tbe Rev
Archibald Durrie will give q brief re,
view of the synod at, aalLa Walla
Washington and will preach, on '.Faal
Fruitaga." Sunday school lat 10 adm.
Preaching at II a. m. s.ERFistiap En,
deayor Society at Z p, Ia.,4eeder,Mrs
Sinclair, subject wise ard Foolish
All welcomed. Sr,s,y Sc.
The PresbyteriaR Sunday school
will hold Baskets Picniah, aa the
grounds of the gun shoot clwH, ca Sat.
drday. Bring baskets and meetsat the
Presbyterian Chursh.1O a. n. Friends
and scholars are invited,
~ 1stur
Martin ThoMas and pUcevt Moset
have returned ffom thett oating i'll
the hills nnl ter stor&syof gooG
times and lots nAsport. The DoctdF
has two fine elm to sh1v for his
prowess while, Martin Is sport isbe
two OF the rrettiest elk .feeth it Eas
been our pleasure to examine.
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people are beaten. the churchis tell
Ing her people hoW to vote" Dus
bois then showed how the people as
well az Himself had been deceived by
their false promises as was evidenced
by the Smoot investigstiUn tsssis
mony, and which testimony dsyel-I
oped that they had never stopped
their pulygalnouF practiccs or doc
trinesi but had ,,As that testimony
presented a. sHskacful q paReof his-
tory to the public rs was ever
ptfnteih How It then nbecame eincum.
lent upon him and every one inter
ested IN the welfare OF the state slJUthI
morally and politically to once more
take up the fight against this organ
ization and forever prevent them
from controlling thu state or cottin-
uing instl,str polygamous relation.
The; address: showed how the state
was and iswithout laws to punish
these crimes land without registra-
ton OF birth or vital statistics laws
both OF which are kept off the stat
ute books by the mormon power, 1t
related Burton French's yoluHtary
testimony in fator of Smoot, as he
sat between two mormon bishops
and told of the power OF the Church,
which testimony we hope to have
space to print later. Itw told
OF the combine ht Pocatello, where
the mormone hierarchy controlled
the convention hand made tire lion
and the lamb Jay down together,
how Bofah secured the nomination,
but nothing else, no friends on the
state ticket or In the central commit
tee, and how GQoding and Brady
received the disposal OF the state
ticket and the committee. 1t told of
the Beet Sugar robbery, whereby
the beet sugar fsctories. all owned
by the mormon church. secxred the
passage Of a biltyiying then bon
us, OF q cent for estch pound'of sugar
manufactured, ana half a cent after
the first year and how the state
owes, the mormon church. according
to this laws'in thsheighborlibod OF a
milliSn dollars already aid each,
year growing heavier. II
In closing his address be recited
how the +" southeastern cshnties,
where tho mormons are a heavy fac1
tor RASYrisen'hboee iparts lines and
are under an Independent party try
ing to shake off the yoke Of the NOR
moi uhafeh.
He asked several pertlnent ques--I
tions for Borah to answer, among
which we noted "If elected would Mr.
Borah vote to seat Reed smoot in
the senatepr not" "w6uld Mr..
Borah EXPLAIN his connection with
The Sntoot counsel and the sugar
factofies OF which he has been an att,
torhey for both" Womb M. Borahl
explain how It was that With only
80 votes for himself in the Pocatello
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12
Does the Stove Putty
Question Interest You?
Want to know why a stove With puttied joints
p is extensive
is expensivc2 !

UIHEN q stove manufactursg
w doesn't know how, or, doesn't
wsAt 10 spend the money necessary
to make an air-tisAk stove, he plugs
up the CRACKS with stove putty.
Oh yes, that stove will heat as
good as any of them for q few weeks,
pe,haps.
II isn't long, though, before the
putty dries mp. contracts and falls ont.
Then you have q fhink or crevice,
opento the suctioni ifom the chimney.
The valuable gas4s, which should
be burned, are foFcsd up along with
the smoke. =
So is most Of the heat
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-12

conventiop he Awnsi cnkbleo 90 win
the noniipatidA unless wfth0ut the
mormon. influence for winch NJ sacs;.
feed hinAeeli.''
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
DOUGLAS WILL GET
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
COFFEE COUNTY MADE BEST OF
FER AT WAYCROSS YESTEE.
DAY AND WIN COLLEGE 70.
THIS DISTRICT.

The people of Douglas and Coffee
county yesterday dlsp4ayeu geA.,
me sample OF push, energy and ell
oerprise wnen they went before the
trustees of ,ricultural college
% the Eleve nglesslonal ols
srict in Waycross and won over d
number of competitors There wero
~ounties there in which larger cities
chan Douglas are located, but none
of them were aDie TO meet the llpera.
-ner made oy the Conee county ne.
tropohs
AS announced In The News geV-
aral days ago Governor Terrell.
called a meeting OF the trustees ol
this district Tor yesterday IN Way
cross. Each county was allowed one
trustee. Glynn being represented by
W. F. Symons. Several OF the coun'
ues in the district were bidders 10;
the college. among them being Coz
lee. Ware, IRWIN, Pierce and Others.
The offer made by Corree was a
great surprise to the trustees, 1t was
thought when the offers OF Ware ano
irwin were read that one OF THESE
Two counties would surely secure the
college. but when the claim and offe
from Coffee were put before the
meeting 1t did not take the trustees
long TO arrive at decision. Here
ls what Coffee offered: Fifty acres
OF land. $4,000 In cash and free
light and water. That was enoug4
TO land the college.
Both Ware and Irwin. as well as
Pierce. made liberal. Offers. but Ii
could not compete with that of tn.
people Of Coffee county. and the
agricultural college for the Elevent
district will be located in the thriv
Ing little city of Douglas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
urnirg Coaches Tt(n RoH-
ed Down TsE-Fctt
[mbaI kment
MANY REPORTED MISSING
Train on the Baltimore and ohio
Railroad Bearing 167 immigrants
coliided With Fast Freight
Missing People Were Pro.
baby Burned.

Valparaiso, Ind, Nov. PA seri.
GUS and f!ightful accident occurred
coday en- tie Baltimore and Ohio
iailroad. 1t is believed that fifty
peoIle were killed.
The train was loaded with 167 i'm.
migrants who were being carried to
Joints in the state. The passenger,
|lich was moving at full speed, col
ilded head-on with d local freight AZ
Woodville, a short distance from this
city.
The coaches were hurled down an
,mbankment and ten of them quick
y caught on fire and were almost
ompletely destroyed. The coaches
vent down ten-foot ema ankment.
Fifty Of the 167 immigrants are
missing and 1t is believed that they
we're burned in the coaches which
were consumed by fire. A number
Of the others were more less In
.ured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
TRAIN LOAD Of IMMIGRANTS
WRECKED, FIFTY MISSING

evening to witness The One Wom-
an" Thomas ixo1's rev plly, wa CT
wi be presented az the G AMI Thi
Tlay las ben one Cf tie most i'm.
portaat theatrical events of the SEA
son, and has -" widely dis ussed
by both press and public. TAe
record made by TIE ClAnsman" last
season has created great Interest in
The One Woman" as they are bot
by the same author. The advance
sale of seats has been large and it is
expected that a tull house will be
present tonight to witness the play.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
MAYORAL|TY CANDIDATES
MAY HAVE A JOINT DEBATE

friends are to rally on Thursday
night l desire to ask the privilege
of a division of time on that occa
sion with you. 1t Is understood "
course that in the event OF your ac
ceptance OF this invitation We shall
enter into a full and impartial dis
cussion of the manifold economical
questions and issues that now con
front the people of this city.
A committee of our friends. In
view of your acceptance. will ar,
range the details of the meeting az
to opening and conclusion, length OF
time. etc.
beg to assure you that this let
ter is prompted and actuated by only
the best motives and my only desire
In ADDRESSING you is to give the peo-
pie of this city al opportunity of
getting thorough understanding OF
the several matters that necessarily
effect SO vitally their we'll being an
interests,
II you elect to accept this invita-.
ton to joint debate / also desire
to say to you that not only myself
but my friends will use their best
efforts to insure very large attend
ancs,
Thanking YOU In advance and wi.
assurances of my high personal re-
gard. AIN.
Yours very respectfully.
.. G. p. Goodyear.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
ROBBERS WORK AS FIRE eLAzEs
AS Fire ls Raging in Texas Town
Robbers Dynamite store.


Hillssoro. Texas. Nov. 12.--While
attention was directed to the out
skirts OF this city this morning by
two destructive hres the hardware
store OF Smith and Thomas. located
In tie center OF che business district
OF Hillsboro. was dypamited and
partly wrecked }by robbers.
After al exchange of shots. In
which no one vas injured, man who
gave his na4o as Walter Jeffries.
and claiming fort Worth. Tex. as
his home, Vas arrested in the build.
ing where the explosion occurred.
The fires. (which resulted In the de.
struction Of the lumber yards OF Ole
Wilkerson and several small build.
ings, causing loss Of $4,000, II
Is believed were started by a con.
federate Of Jeffries. AS far as can 5S
learned nothing was taken from the
stolA nf Smith and Thomas.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
Polite i Factions Decide to
Let Regis ration List
Stand as il Is
NONE WILL Be CUT OFF
Agreement Reached Between the
Two Campaign Managers Yes
terday-Registrars VIII Not
Purge list.

The city registration list will not
be purged by the registrars, but In,
stead every voter VINO was on the
books when they closed on Novem.
Der . will remain on there and w
be allowed to vote at the approach
ing Primary, wnlle IL! tluss wnC
nave Deeu summoned TO appear tie
lole Tie DoaI0 or registrars are nou-
neo tAaL IL VIII MT De uevsssAiy tGt
tnsm 70 appear.
Tnls as. cement was reached BY
t,ommItLevs lIOm tne two puiitlca.
lactICns yesterday. Inc resIairalA
met at ~ . CLOCK, but one vi the
MemGsIs, w. j. Way, was a@Sen.
anu II was lmpossIUle " trausa.
business. It Was Lnen sdssested ina.
tAe I-sI OF NUCeIs Le lett as 1t stoLu
at present. Iuls aSreUmeuu WA
satisfactory to both sIues AID UAt
tuIloM4ls noilCe WIS Issued:
B4uIswIun. ua., NOV. Il, 1906.
In tie interest OF harmony It l.
hereby agreed by and i4eLwe4n TN
caMpalgA CUnmiCtee OF the L. i
uoeuyeat utkeU and the CAM palgl
conm4Ltee OF the w. r. Symnu
u AeL tAat TIE list OF regLsCere
VCters to vote In the coming CIT
primary shall remai.l as it existe
dt lie elise OF te registration book
OF Tie registering oh.ter OF the cit,
81 brunswick. on tne 5th day c
.~oVemoer. loOU, wtuodt modifica
llon. addition or rejection or name.
Oh voters OF persyns claiming tne
right to vote and the SAID list as i
appears Oh the bbo1 OF cegistereu
oters in the oflte of the clerk oi
the mayer and council of Brunswic..
and as heretcf9re published shal.
govern IN said Iprimafy election.
1t is further Agreed that the Board
OF Registrars Of said city shall be re
4uested to recall all subpoenas issued
by the respective parties as afol
SAID and that said Boara of Regis
trars shall giPe lluoli: notice throug..
the press OIL the recall Of said SUP
pcenas SO that parties served witt
suapoenas need not further attend the
meetings of said registrars.
1t Is further agreed that the Boarc
OF Registrars shall. pursuant to this
agreement and within the time al
lowed by Law. certify the list OF reg
istered voters as already publishe g..
to the election managers of said prl
mary election without addition OF
rejection of any names appearing
thereon.
MAX ISAAC,
Chairman c. p. Goodyear Campaign
Committee.
n. r. du 6l0NoN,
Chairman w. F. symons Campaign
Committee.
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To Pave waxoross Street.

Waycross, Ca, Nov. 1.-THE city
council at its meeting last night
rassed an ordinance providing for
the pavement of Albany avenue from
the court house to the southwestern
extremity Of the car factory grouns-
The material to be ,sed fer the
pavement will be cement gravel from
Augusta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1906-11-13
CONFERENCE WILL
MEET SOON IN
VALDO5TA
SOUTH GEORGIA METHODIST;
TO HOLD Annual MEETING u
THAT CITY LATER IN TIL
PRESENT MONTH.

The South Georgia Methodist ccl
terence will meet in Valdostr o
Wednesday, November %. at tn
| FIRST Methodist cnurcn.
Tie opening session will be calle
To Oruer at 3 CLOCK, and Bisho.
Ward, the junior DlsnOp OF Til,
church, VIII preside The beloVt
Bishop Galloway, who Is recognized
as the greatest orator OF the collet
OF bishops, was 10 preside, but ow
ing to Ill health. when cUnhnea a
" MS nome IL Mississippi. it is un-
Ierstcod that he Will NOT be able |
preside or 10 attend Tne confel elce
Bishop Ward comes from the No
Georgia ccnIerence. fwnere he vii
preside. direct to Vafdosta. this ben
ais Sc ond conferenke He was elc
"a at the general conference Z al
Birmingham last Spring.
Rev M. A. Morgan, pastor of t.
church there. assisted by DR.. A.
w Wlllldu6 d4u AAAAlpGA OL |CAiAbAAN
tees. nave been engaged IN securing
aomes for the delegates. About LWo
thirds of those expected TO atten-
nave been assigned homes, and the
others will be listed next week, al
which time list Of the delegates
aad their hosts will be published.
There are two hundred and twenty
ministers In the South Georgia coli
ference, and nearly all of them will
be there. They have been invited tc
oring their wives, and 1t Is probabl
that many ladies' will attend the con
ference. With the forty lay dele
gates and the thirty-five or forty
chur. officials In the various depart
ments. together with the many Visi
ors. it Is expected that about seven
hundred people will attend the co
terence. 1Le.e will be no trouble
whatever in entertaining the crowds
and the hosritable people of that city
are extending a cordial invitation
to all church workers to c]ne.
The South Georgia conference
stands high in Southern Methodism
being recognized as one Of the mos
aggressive and rapidly gr.wing o
the conferences. 1t leads the othel
.onferences in the amount OF money
raised and the number Of mission
aries supported by individuals ant
individual churches. Rev. T. w. Gar
SUIT. a rron1lnont iumberman, sup
ports ttfee missioaarles in the for
eign held.
Owing to the great growth Of tn
churches lE the conference durint
the past year, both in mem.ersht
and missionary spirit, the conference
which Is to meet there this mo1ti
viii DO cnS Of tho most importaa
! Aaa largely attended 10 tho hiStoT1
o. RestAms GsezElA