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DIDN'T BELIEVE
THAT COFFEE WAS THE REAL TROUBLE

Som, people founder around and take rything
that's recommended but finally find that coffee is
the real cause of their troubles. An Oregon man
says: ~
For 25 years / was troubled with my stomach
I was steady coffee drfnker. but didn't suspect
that as the cause. l took almost anything which
I wac very bad last summer and could not work at
times.
20 Dec 2 1902 taken SO bad the doctor
aid | could not live over "a hours at the most,
and made all preparations TO die could hardly
eat ANYTHING everything distressed me and l was
weak and sick all over. When In that condition
coffee was abandoned and was put on Postum.
the change in my feelings came quickly after the
drink that was poisoning removed.
.sThe pain and sickness fell away from me and
began TO get well day BY day. so stuck to II until
now am well and strong again. can eat heartily.
with no headache. heart trouble or the awful sick
ness OF the old coffee days. l drink all wish OF
Postum without any harm. and enjoy II immensely.
This seems like strong story, but would re-
fer you 10 the First National Bank. the Trust
Banking Company or any merchant OF Grants
Pass. Ore In regard to my standing, and will
send sworn statement Of this IL you Wish You
can also use my name Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Greek. Mich,
SIT there are many who persistently fool them
selves by saying Coffee don't hurt me-" ten
days, trial Of Postum In Its place viii tell the
truth and many times life. There's a rea-
SOL !"
Look for the little book. "The Road to Well
yille." In pkgs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

COLUMBIA MISUNDERSTANDING H. Sum-
mers to Raymond ]. Cooley. lot a.
block 81: SO.
M STREET SOUTHEAST between 9Th and
7th streets-Aulick Palmer, United States
marshal for the District of Columbia
to Galen e. Green, lot 8, square $50;
sos
LONGNECKER'S ADDITION TO CON
GRESS HEIGHTS-Mlton ]. Fillius ct
ux. to Harriet S. Randle, lots IA and 10,
block 6; $40
BRooKLAND-Joh L. Ridgway ct ux. to
Humphrey r. Wagar, original lot 10,
block 81; so.
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
between P and Q streets-Sarah y. Hon-
erts ct viz William H., to Mary ".
burgess. lot IS, square north of square
1455 i4TH STREET NORTHWEST.-Lil-
las Mclean and William H. Roberts
trustees, to Mary v. Burgess lot 1S'
SQUARE north of square PAP; $3.50.
GLESIDE-Kennedy Davis COMPANY ny "
May E. NJ. Watts, lot "a, block IA; slo.
LONG EADOWS-American Security anu
Trust Company to Ernest j. hitternouSe'
lot S4 block u; $40.
r STREET NORTHWEST between ga and
Saith streets-The Potomac INSURANCE ne
Company to Annie /. Manery' iots 90
and S10 square 1898; $40.
STREET SOUTHEAST between l2th
and 18th streets-John f. Johnson ct ux
to Harvey E. Ryan ct ux, marina En-
lot 81, square 1923; $40.
ADDITION TO KENILWORTH-Allen w.
MalIery and Horatio N Taplin. trustees,
to George Hawkins, lot ~, block .; $40.
Same to Charles Hansford, lois 20 anu ~
block 8; So Same to Nellie hawkins
lots 10. 20 and u. block 5; $40.
MERIDIAN HILI-Thomas r. Riley TO FL
len G. Keller, lot a. block 10; 800.
PI. EASANT PLAINS-Ernest Steiger ct IN
TO Marie H Baker. lot ], square 2e9o'
| $966.S7. -
PARK PLACE NORTHEAST between llth
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ANAcosrIA AND VICINITY.
Public Interest in Proposed School
BuiIding-General Items.

The selection of site for the new eight
room public school building authorized to
be built in Anacostia at the last session
of Congress. which appropriated 10000 for
the purchase of ground and the Inaugural
ton of the work, Is subject in which the
citizens of this place are taking an interest.
There have been placed before the Com
missioners number of sites for this school
house. AS there are already in Anacostla
two large school buildings-on Jefferson
street and Washington street, respectively
which connect and make a school property
of considerable area. there has been some
thought given as to the ACCESSIBILITY of en-
deavoring to add third building convent
ent to these. 1t Is by no means certain
that such action win be taken, however,-as
1t appears from the statements of those
acquainted with the situation that the Com
mfssoners intend to purchase a piece of
ground large enough for future needs in
the school house line. with ample grounds
surrounding.
In connection with this question there
was meeting Wednesday evening last of
the public school committee of the Anacos-
tia Citizens Association. held in the office
of DIR. r. A. Pyles, the chairman, 119 Mon
roe street. DIR. Pyies had famiharized HIM
self with the situation by calling upon
Commissioner Biddle. The committee dis
cussed the several sites submitted to the
1omuissioneis anu uStieeu 10 luuicdte the
ones best adapted in its Judgment for the
purpose. The views of the committee In
this regard were transmitted to Commits
sioner Biddle' yesterday. The total cost of
building and ground is not to exceed $4,000.
The improvements in the form of gutter
ing and grading half-a-dozen streets in An
acostia, the extension of which by the
District left this work to be completed, are
being carried rapidly on by the contractors
The guttering on Jackson, Washington and
Fendall streets has been finished, and the
grading of Washington. Avalon and jack
son streets has been started.
The inspection of the premises of resi-
dents IN the suburb has been going on
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damaged steamer Arrived in Port.

BOSTON, July 27.-Slightly damaged on
her starboard side as result of COLI
sion with the steamer City of Memphis OF
the Ocean Steamship Company In the Sa-
vannah river last Monday, the steamer
chattahoochee OF the same line arrived here
today from Savannah with fifteen passen-
gers. The report Of the accident made
by Capt. Burroughs of the Chattahoochee
conceded with that made by the captain
Of the city OF Memphis when the latter
steamer arrived at New York yesterday
The damage to the Chattahoochee was con-
fined to the denting OF several plates on the
starboard side above the water line. Tenn
uorary repairs will be made. and the Chat
tahoochee viii leave tomorrow on her reg
ular trip to the south.
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FOUND DEAD IN BASEMENT.
Victim Believed to Be Son of Swiss
Army officer.

CHICAGO, July N.-From papers which
were found In the possession of Eugene
Kraft. whose body was found early today
in basement at 81 Wells street, the po-
lice believe that the man was a son OF
Swiss army officer. 1t is also believed that
he was related to Baron de Reding of Ger
many Kraft was printer and for several
months had led dissipated life. 1t is
thought he fell into the basement while
sitting on a railing. A card which was
found in his possession read: In case
of accident or sudden death notify Father
Conrad about of the Monastery of Notre
Dame de Conception. Baron de Redeger,
the Baroness Friedench. Baden, Germany.
From other papers 1t was learned that
his wife is residing at Marshalltown, Iowa.
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Marine Corps Orders.

Major Charles L. McCawley, assistant
quartermaster. is granted sick leave from
August / to November /.
Captain Edwin A. Jones, assistant quar-
termaster, from the League Island bar
racks and granted sick leave for three
months.
Second Lieutenant Arthur Stokes, to tenn
porary duty In charge of the recruiting dis
trict OF California at Oakland. Upon being
relieved by First Lieutenant John w. Nc
Claskey he Is ordered TO return to the
marine barracks, Mare Island, Cal.
Major Con NJ. Perkins, to the marine bar
RAJ ks, Norfolk. Va
Major William C. Dawson assistant pay
master, to Washington and report to the
brigadier general commandment.
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Convicted Of Perjury.

Alfonzo Payne who was before Judge
Kinbali recently charged with non-support
Of his wife and child, and who stated to
the court that he had been unable to pay
because he was out of work. was today
sentenced to serve three months In Jail or
pay a fine OF SIS for perjury.
jury.
to the court showed that the defendant
had not told the truth.
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Army Orders.

Sergt Major John Grace, 9th Infantry,
has been placed on the retired list on his
own application.
The leave of absence granted First Lieut.
Arthur M. Ship. 10th Infantry. has been
extended one month.
Major Charles b. Hardin. Goth Infantry,
has been ordered before an army retiring
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Minnows for Mosquito Pools.

NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-A proposition
to use top minnows In stagnant pools in
place OF oil, to destroy yellow fever mus
uuitoes and to prevent their breeding was
advocated today by DR.. Quittman Kohnke,
city health officer of New Orleans. in an In
terview He said he has contemplated ask
ing the United States government to es-
tablish at New Orleans breeding pond for
top minnows to be used for stocking the
stagnant water about the city.
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Weather conditions and general forecast
Conditions are much unsettled this morn
ing, and there were local showers over all
districts, except the middle Atlantic states,
the Ohio valley and the north Pacific states
Temperatures are somewhat higher in
the lower lake region and the northwest
and considerably lower west of the Rocky
mountains
There will be showers tonight and Satur-
day In the middle Atlantic states and east
ern lower lake region; showers tonight in
the upper Ohio valley and western lower
lake region, followed by fair weather Sat
urday and showers Saturday in the south
Atlantic and east gulf states.
II will be somewhat cooler tonight in the
lower lake region.
The winds along the middle Atlantic coast
will be light to fresh east to southeast; on
the south Atlantic coast light to fresh
northeast to east; on the east gulf coast
light to fresh southwest to south, and on
the lower lakes fresh south to southwest.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the past
twentyfour hours: Halifax, 1.s6; Albany
Ga, 2.90; Valdosta. Ca, zoo; Marion, Ala.
2.14; Lafayette, La. 1.54
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh easterly
winds with partly cloudy to cloudy weather
to the Grand Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm yesterday:
Thermometer-July 20, pm, TO- pm,
"A; u midnight, &c; July 81, 4 am. IS; s
am, u; II noon, 20; 2 pm, 81
Maximum, 81 at pm, July %; mini
mum. 65, at 1910 am, July &c.
Barometer-July 20. 4 pm. 29.99; pm,
1888; II midnight, 5000; July 81, 4 am,
1880; am, 1904; noon, 1902; 2 pm, 29.9S.
Downtown Temperature.
The emperature registered today by
Affieck's standard thermometer was as fol-
lows am. so; u noon. 80; 2 pm, 81.
Temperature recorded today by II. d.
Feast & Co.'S standard thermometer was
az follows: 8 am, 10; II noon, 81; pm,
81.
Tide Tables.
Today--Low tide, 6:21 am. and Gal pm
high tide. 1910 a.
Tomorrow-I.o tide. 1922 am and 1881
p. M; high tide, 12:44 am. and 1902 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 4:56 am; sun sets,
TIT pm.
Tomorrow-Su rises, 4:57 am.
Moon sets. 11.o4 pm.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps ali
| lighted by thirty minutes after sunset: ex-
| tsnguishing begun one hour before sunrise
All are and incandescent lamps lighted fif-
| teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
| forty-five minutes before sunrise.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at {
am: Great Falls. temperature, 10; condi-
| ton, SO. Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature
| 10; condition atsnorth connection. 40; con-
dition at south connection, 65. Georgetown
| distributing reservoir, temperature ST. con-
dition at infiuent gatehouse. rs; condition
! at effiuent gatehouse, 65 Washington city
reservoir, temperature rs; condition at in
| fluent SIS: condition at effiuent, 35.
h. Up-River Waters.
| Special Dispatch to The Star.
| HARPER'S FERRY. W. Va, July 27-
| Both rivers muddy.
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board at San Francisco for examination.
Major William c. Borden, assistant sur
geon, has been granted forty-five days
leave of absence ON account of Illness
Col John r. Greer. ordnance department,
has been ordered to Fort Wool, Va, on off,
cial business pertaining to the proof-firing
OF 6-inch disappearing carriages at that
place.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers Tonight and Saturday; Light
Southerly Winds.
s pm. Saturday:

Forecast TIL 8 pm. Saturday:
For the District of Columbia showers to-
night and Saturday light southerly winds.
For Maryland and Virginia showers to-
night, Saturday fair In western. showers In
eastern portions; light southerly winds.
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Maximum temperature past twenty four
hours, 81; a year ago, so.
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Richardson agt. Hinsey ct al: rule dis
charged with costs; complainants solicit
tors. c. H. Merillat, M. N. Richardson and
Eugene Carusi; defendants solicitors, c. T.
Hendler, E. G. Kimball, H. B. Moulton, }.
B. Larner, S. W. Woodward and Barnard &
Johnson
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SPECIAL NOTICES

CAMP NO 2, T. o. s. OF A.-BRoTHERS YOU
are requested TO meet at MareDes Temple Sun
DAY, II O'Clock sharp, 10 make arrangements to
attend our late Bro. Vim. X. Padgefts funeral.
Sister camps are cordially invited TO attend. BY
order Chas. Brill. Pres; Geo. r. Maxwell, Sect'y
Jy27-
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EQUITY COURT NO. Mr.. Justice Gould
Murphy agt simmons; decree reforming
deed complainants solicitor, A. Y. Brad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
INTERESTING LECTURE ON
BIRTH OF The DRAMA
rrof. McEmtee Heard by Large Au.
dIence at the High School
Building.

an audience that comfortably fiji.
ca the large assembly hall of the
iilsh school building last Night heard
Professor Frank AIcEmtec of tho
University OF Toronto, Canada, dc.
ilver an Interesting lecture ON "Oll
Miracle and Morality Plays Tho
meeting was un1er the auspces If
The Newport News Educational AS.
sociation and is the first of sericy;
winch the association is now ar
ranging for the winter.
Mrs. John b. Locke president of
me association presided and the pro.
Sram included piano solo. Polka
ue IA tein Ross, by Miss Laura Gil!
i,er' ana a vocal solo by Mrs. Frank
nees, Of Hampton. Mrs. Rces SANG
Ava Maria from Cavalicria de Rus.
tic;lna' and was accompanied by Mis-,
Glldner on the piano ana Professor
Smiit on the violin.
Al the conclusion of the musico,
numbers Mrs. Locke presented Mayor
Sanliel II. Buxton, who made brief
talk on the aim of the educational
association. concluding by introducing
Professor McEmtee
The speaker discussed The origin
Ill the Twelfth century of the modern
urahia' outlining the old Miracle. nIys
terry ana Morality plays which were
presented at the time by clcrgymcn
under the direction of the church. He
Traced the growth of the drama 10 tbs
lime the church discarded it ana it
was taken up and presented by tho
people.
Professor McEmtce referred TO tho
pay Everyman' as an example old
the old-timc Morality" PLAYS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Patrick Hsn|en, Of Grew Of Trans.
port Meade, Loses His Life.
CELEBRATED FIRST SHORE LEAVE
Tar Had Been Drinking and He Turn
bed Overheard From Pier 4 When
Returning to the Vessel, After Trip
Up Town.

Patrick Hcnlcn. member of the
crew III the United States army trans
port Meade. was drowned at Chcsn-
peakc X Ohio pier No. 1, about ll:30
O'Clock last night. while he WAS at.
tempting To go aboard his vessel
which is moorcd on the north side
OF the pier.
In celebrating his frs, shore leave
since The Meade left Manila for New
port News on September :. the tar
is said to have inhibited too freely
of the spirit that cheers ana while
walking along the pier near the yes.
sci he lost his balance AMI plunged
hcaIlOnG into the water between The
ship and the pier.
The mans cries. az he plunged
into the water attracted the attention
of the scamcn on watch AMI soon the
cry of man overheard" rang out on
the ships deck. Several srancn with
ropes rushed To the scene but tt
was some time before the body was
located and hauled aboard the vessel.
Although life probably was extinct
before the sailor was taken out OF
the water. the transports physician
worked over the seaman for Il half
hour in futile attempt tn revive
him.
The police department was later no
titled If the drowning and all inquest
will be held this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Only -Four Members Of Council Ap.
peared Last Night.
SPECIAL SESSION TO Be CALLED
President Jones Will Act Upon Petit
ton Signed by Three Members
Bond Issue Election Among Matters
to be Acted Upon.

Only four members of the common
council pat in an appearance last
night to attend the regular meeting.
president Jones had the roll called ami
the four members adjourned after
waiting until $50 o'clock for a quor-
um. Messrs. Cheadle Cox and Ford
were the only members present be.
sides the president.
Tuesday night was the regular time
for the meeting. but as Tuesday WAS
election day and legal holiday. under
the rules the session should have been
held last night
On account of the amount of bust.
ness on the calendars Mcssrs. Cheadle
Cox and Ford signed a petition asking
the president to cali Il special meeting
for Thursday night of next week.
Mr.. Jones expressed his willingness
to issue the call
In addition 10 reports from the VA
rions committees. the council will
have to take action In regard To the
pronosed bond Issue election Clerk
Hudgins has prepared Il list of The
freeholderS md everything Is in read
mess for an election to decide the
question OF whether or not the city
shall issue bonds for 100000 for per-
manent street improvements.
The board of aldermen meets in
regular session next Tuesday night
ana probably will consider the bond
issue matter
Tomorrow night the highways and
sewers committee will hold n meeting
and make an effort to elect chair.
man. At the last meeting 19S ballots
were taken without breaking the dead
lock between Alderman Robinson and
Councilman Via.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
LADIES WILL TAKE
PART IN CONTEST
Auxiliary to Y. M. C. A. Proposes to
Entertain Visitors and Help
Secure Members.

There will he called meeting OF
the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association in the as
ISOLATION hall at $3.50 O'Clock this uf-
ternoon for the purpose of making
preparations for active work in the
membership contest now in progress
at the association.
1t is the purpose OF the auxiliary to
hold open House" at the aasocia-
tion on Tuesday and Thursday nights
OF next week. to which the public will
be invited. Interesting programs wi,
be arranged for each night and light
refreshments will be served tho Wis.
itnrs. Final preparations for enter
tanning the visitors will he made by
the auxiliary at its meeting this after
noon.
The membership contest is now on
in earnest and every member of the
association is actively engaged in Sc
curing new members 1t is proposed
TO increase the total membership to
600 within the next six weeks. The
members have been divided into two
bodies with a leader for each side. q
handsome prize will be awarded the
side securing the largest number Of
now members and the contest gives
promise of being spirited and interest
ing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
MouLDERs NOT AT WORK
Men at Shipyard Foundry Objected to
Regulation and Walked Out,

Because they objected 10 remainlnc
AT work until Is O'Clock in the evening
me moulders employed at the ship.
yard foundry walked out yesterday.
heretofore ii has been customary for
inc men to leave the shop after fin
lshing up the work laid ont for them
!or the day. a new order requiring
them ID stay at the shop and work
until 6 o'clock caused the trouble.
Ii is stated that the work of tho
yard will not be interfered with by
the strike.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
NEVADA DEMOCRATIC.
Entire State Ticket Elected by Goodly
Ma iorjty

RENO, NEW. Nov. 7.--AImost com.
nletc returns from the larger precincts
from the state show n sweeping Dem.
ocratic victory. Bartlett, Democrat,
Tor Congress. will defeat Smith. Re.
publican. by 1000 and Sparks. Demo.
GRAFT, incumbent governor. will defeat
MITCHELL hy about the Same.
The legislature will be close. but n
majority of tho hold.over senator's,
who will vote for United States son.
ator two years from now. will be Re
publican.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Calendar for This Day.
Smoke Stack placed.

The smokestack has been Installed
OH the Merchants e. Miners steamer
Essex which is being rebuilt at the
shipyard. Work Oh the vessel Is be-
ing rushed New deck houses are
now being built and the handsome
interior fittings of the ship will be
put aboard In Il short time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
west virginia Returns.

WHEELING. w. VA, Nov. 7.-Thr
complete returns from the different
counties i'll Nest Virginia are coming
in tonight and increase the size of the
Republican victory.
Total Republican majority for the
State is about $1,000.
The Legislature is Republican by Il
larger majority than i'll 1904. when it
was 81 on joint ballot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Results Satisfy the President.

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. Con
gresham Nicholas Longworth who
was reelected to Congress, late last
nisht received the following telegram
from President Roosevelt:
Nicholas Longworth. Cincinnati.
hearty congratulations, Love to
Alioc. We seem TO have done pretty
well all along a. line
tSigncd
"rJEopIRE ROOSEVELT"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Democratic covernor for "Rhndv !.

PROVIDENCE. II. L.. NV. 7-AInv.
or James II. Higgins. Of pnwtmckct
tDemocrat) defeated Governor George
~. Utter RcpublIcan for recollection
ny n plurality OF 1888. The rest OF
The Republican state ticket was elect.
cd.
Republicans control the General As.
sembly. which is to chose United
states senator to sncc cod George Pea.
cody Wottmcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Y M. C. a.

Every member is on enc side or the
othcr Your card Of invitation Tues
nav told yon Which. supply yourself
with blank applicati9Hs from score
tary III cncc. Gcl some buttons Sat.
lirday ana he ready for Monday (Rcd
Tor "Pawnecs = Sommcrvillc. ana
tluo for "Npachccs"- WcsD. Be a
Winner"--not u Waiter" You must
lie one or The other II 2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
wyoming Elects Few Democrats.

CHEYENNE. WYO., Nov. - Ma
joritics for Congressman Mondcll. aud
all Republican State candidates are
from 5000 to G,b0O. The Democrats
will not have more than five members
in Inc legislature. The recollection of
United States Senator Warren is IS
Sural
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
Morsn Lost Nv 3i.o62.

HOSTON MASS Nuv. Returns
io'ay show the fSurra in yesterdays
State clectEans does not affect the Re-
publican majority. complete returns
nlhci".- The plurality Of Governor Cur
us Guild. ,lr., Republican, over John
H. Moran, Democrat II: 3i.iG2. The
political commission oi the Congress.
Sinaai delegation remains unchanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-08
ALL VOTES NOT COUNTED
ASSERT HEARST MANAGERS
Continued from First pagc)

infllmmatory appeal on the one hand.
nor moral or political obtuscncss on
the other.
Tho election is a rcbukc to dcma.
sogical methodI and il is also i'm;
prcssivc in its demands for RESPONSE:
bic leadership