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lie nIame. the Professors.

At meeting of Inverness Free pres
bytery recently the Rev. MurdO Mac
KenzIe. Inverness. said II he were To
speak his mind he would say there
were too many professors in Scotland.
Too many professors had been the ruin
of the Free church. There would not
have been so many herctlcs in the land
were II not that there We're so many
professors. He was afraid the Free
church was falling by having so mahS
professors Glasgow Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
A Prominent Lawyer,
l,r Associated Press, )

M f
NEW YORK. July 1s.-Thomas %.
stillman, who was Injured In nm auto
mobile accident on the way to DlYes-sur-..
A!er, is n prominent lawyer OF New York,
a member of the former firm OF Huftief,
stillman and Hubbard Mr.. stilman :, was Is
formerly proprietor 100 the New -for l
ercinl-AtlyertIser now the GLOBE,
.Thei Mrs, Greenway who was injured lure!
Is MIS-, James c, Greenway g niece q
Andrew Carnegie, Miss Charlotte tt, sun,
man, daughter Of the lawyer. Is the girl
referred to as having also been 5hurt,i
joseph It. stIlmnn, a brother Of Thomas
%. stillman, when Informed OF tho acel-
dent tonight said: s. g III h.
7S,.My hrother5left here last April with
his daughter and her friend, Mrs. Green
way, for a tour Of the continent, They
had been through Italy and We're i ex-
nected 10 be back here by August, Who
the other women IN the u accident eel were
40 not know, Y /, u Il 4, s ,sl55.e3 N ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
ROOSEVELT
80PPOSEN'||....J...B||R|''|Y|'.A||..N||||.
.Bourket Cochran Says THERE'S No
Doubt@The Will 3 OPP
posing Nominees.
5F0RCE PRESlDENT 10 81 RUN
Republicans, Seeing That at; He is
Only Available Man, Will In
sist That H M AXE Race.
/
ia The n Times ispatcl1,

54s3 9 Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
n SAN FRANCIsCO,s CAL, ~ July S i. --
81 oosevelt will be Fl the ominee g the
Republican. and Bryan the nominee Of
the Democratic party in the lext cam.
5palgn,HG said ~. Bourke Cochran TO- TO-.
day .8lS5 d d
s Tammanys famous orator accom- N panied
bysshis prospective wife, Nj ss Annie 1de,s
and her friends, and Mrs - Joel e.
5E'ithan, came Iii from Del Monte yess1ttte'r-
day, on their wa to Lake II hoe. 81. ss
s8..''.here IS no question n my mind tina {
roosevelt will be the nominee Of the Re-
publican party and Bryan the nominee
of the Democratic Mr.. Cochr ran con tin
.ued cannot see any dy else in the
field. RooseYelt's Views on the tart If are IT.,
good he stands well before he \ count ry:.s
While 81 don't think Roosevelt is seeking Kin
the nominal ton, he Is the ava lable
that the r republican party has, and +
think there Is no quest ton hat he will
get into the fight. There Is no question
about Bryan being put up by the Demo 40
Gratis. It is certainly a. most rema rka pie
situation ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
BOON Y FOR Z, MITCHELL Il lL,:.'
Mine w orkerss anttT heirs Chic
Is Be BRYAN Isl Running Mate

S Especial 4 to 81 The & = lines Dispat ch.)
s;WILKESBARRE.i PA, July s.--774AG K
tnouncement was made i day Of 2a plan 9
to nominate John Mitchell, president Of
the United Mine rkers of 'ia "a,
as Vice President on the p Democratic 81
ticket. providing Bryan Is the selection
Of that party for Pres dent at the the next ext
spresidntials 81 convention Nine ss$W orkers
OF the anthracite reg and the leaders adj
OF $8the 8 union here nd througlo,litI the
country are delighted with the Sprospec
but Mitchell, who Is now in 4 Carbond "a
near here declines TO discuss ny pli,ase
or II It or to Intimate whe ther5 or not u
would be pleasing to him ito h have his lis
friends spread the boom for him.
Mine workers OF the an thrnclte region
are now deeply interested III the = q Dor ir !
political movement, and have nominated e
a mum Der Of union q fl ias Tor Congress
and the State Iegis lature. Many Of mem
believe that L Mitchell was nonltn no I ,tl
he would receive the labor vote tie Of the The
entire country. AL ISL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
GRAND III DIS HAR !l::! ! !, ], U
i d, No ind TMENTS FOUND 8: O.|lJ|lsl-'
u I d i . Associated Fress.) ! !,

v. Associated e. 11,,,e,,
NASHVILLE. TENN July !l IS -
3ths Tinted states ;day' me Y
Az Iof the grand jury when ms n.y.
for time been gatlHs = !, .. :,
allauet tobacco trust ported " w.
T,rton that all the witns IS ! sulnmo nst
Jury had been g. ~
III asked that ~: Wy :,
spited or discharg subject g !,
rera ii ,sat any time tween now anu
te, next term OF court. This coust
son plied with q cannot be fullyaaseer-
;tained what the result OF. the inYest' sly
lion Is ts but tina II ~
ments have been return l17 d:,ytS :,'SS
:Inspee.ct Isl. Paul5P acking Plants ants.
B !62 1By Associa ted Press
ST. PAUL, MINI ls--sescreta1 -:
u n ericulti,re WI lson arr q. lin ~.
Paul to- day and made q persso y ins Pee
tion 81 the south ST. Paul meat 7paek'ns
pIants. Secretary lson va aeco y,
panied II about the toclz. ia rds B ~ ~
Ketchun 81 the government ms pec's 9 S.
South ST., Paul ana by Manager @B 3 =; e
and Superintendent Burns, OF the = swift WHY.
LII II said that. cohdi tons wsre found iE
1 " e, la fsd ~.
very q va 8 y iIs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
MFEE 3 UP, NJ (,
\ L the Nay 70 Make Old Men Young,

NJ Ono OF the most rema rkable evidences
OF the power OF proper food Is found in
the following interesting story by a Ca
madam: M
~ am now sevcnty-one years Of age,
and have been all!ng moro or less. ever.
since was sixteen years old, part Of the,
time an invalid suffering with stomach
and bowel troubles. IS .Ss l stS /: Al
About two years ago. having learned
pf the good Grape Nuts food was doing
Tor some friends OF ours, ] resolved to try.
It myself, and i Immediately found help
more yigor and power Of endurance
THAT summer tho heat did not affect
mo as it5dld before used Grape Nuts,
and after about four months constant
use began to realize wha II was to
4 he well, and found my bowels adjusting
themselves, SO that now ! am free from
the old troubles. had long despalrea
Of such results. and can safely. say 4 an
enjoying better. healthl to-day than for
many years past, for this wonderful food
has literally made now man 4 OF me-
Name given by Postum CO., Battle Greek,
Mich, III Y IS K NJ 5lt4 i q
a There is nothing wonderful about #
only sound, scientific reason, that any
one can az rove by trial. 4, s
| Look In pkgs for q copy ot the famous,
suttle hoob, ~ he Road to NYellYille,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
salvadors Comm ners.

4l SAN A11yADOR, &}lueSdn y ulyi
II Delayed In TRANSMIT ioi) he peace!
commissioners OF Salvador are Dr. r II u v
SPacus and Senior Galleg They RS will:
SO on board the Fl United States cruiser
N1arblehend 4 at Acat jula tomorrow with
3 the commissioners OF Honduras and pros
coed to San Jose, Guatemala. where the
other commissioners will Il be " aken on
BOARD and the party will put to sea and,
draw up and Sign the treaty Of peace
II The body OF the Salvadoran general
Thomas 8Regaldo, who was killed II Jul u
18th inS5n battle fought It u caro- iuat e-5.
nala, has arrived at uatemal Ia ~ City N M
q complete state Iof decompo ton, j making
Its repatriation impossible isssy
81 Shortly before the armistice was agreed
to over 900 Guatemalan diers made
a desperate attack on tho a ssalya dorail$
position by way OF Meta phan.ss The Guate-s
malan artillery stationed on high pla cess
from ting the Salvadorean POSITIONS cannon X
AIDED the latter unceasing ", u thoug d y the
bad quality OF the shells and the poor
aim OF the artilleryrnen sresu ed in ~ he3
salvndorean forces caping without many
casualties. At about 8 F.. 3 Nj In the.
midst OF a terrible rain, the Gu atemalans,
fire Increased all along the line, and
tho Guatemalan infantry attanke,l Z fiaS
Snlyadoreans in close columns 4 ,qndcaN-,s
orlng To dlslodge them from the posi-
lions held by General Tercero and ol-6s
onel Hernandez Artega. 4 he hat tie asted&
ten hours, and eventually resulted In 5thasg
triumph for the Salynd orean army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
LOUIS a GoURDAIN.s
Illinois Man Appeals to Supreme
81 Court Is Commit !.
- IL
INV Assoc,Iatcr ,I =, ! 81 !, q.


r WASHINGTON. July Louis a..
EGonrdafn..Sit the alleged chicag o&and New
Orleans lottery dealer. who is SEEK Ing by
means OF IA writ of ma ada mus; toi f L.
ltrate the effort Of hisS torneys, g. keep
him out 81 "a the penitcn tlary "a t joliet
ILL., made IN unsuccs ssful effort to-day
sto&flle his petition withgthe clerkgo the
Supreme Court OF the United States He
then ANNOUNCED his Intention to 60 to
Canton Ohio, Ito see Justice Day,&sit
he could be assured that be-, would sIe--
main there until he could 1arrlYe II, ~ me
meantime he would continue his journey
to New York witt, the rope Of seeing
the cpup,
81 "a trnct ion here q day For the first
Z Joliet Monda aS.
day. having been released from his de,
Termination moi to eat or drink IN q y
some official action had been 4 ia lsen IN
yhls case. y q . ~ z
wife to- return home reac led him !, to-day
but Gourdain wired her that he is IN goo {, Z
healtiinnd spirits and ne VII GS 2
getting behind prison bars. N Il. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
r ~ 4sIE., % ~ IA
ROGERS MUST |! j ' !! D I.
WITH /. CAS- COMPANY
By Associated PressO

BOSTON, MASS, July. S,;- - decision
favorable to gsthe plaintiff was handed Ee.
down to- day In the United States Circuit 9it
Court 'stnsf the case OF gorge w. PEPPER,
receiyer sc tho Bay State Gas Company
,of Della ware. against II etlry2 +. Roge s1rt
81 New York, In the suit 70 recover req y or
s., 600 900 alleged 10 be- due the gass.so'Ll-
pany in connection with the sale OF sfl ne
Boston company. "a " ,.5, \,
S>arhe court orders that the profits shall
ba 8apportioned by a ter between Mr..
= orers and the Bay State Gas Company
a. Delaware; but II no d finite eQuttal l pie
5rule Is Snscertained. then the amount "
snail he apportoned half to Mr. K;ogeelrls
and half to the gas company, nfcoNrt
finds that Mr., Rogers was guilty OF no no
fraud, 's5i ,' !, \; 9. ~, !, i,
of{the I3rookllne Gas Company save him
n command Of the gas combinatlo ton Z and q
strategic position Of value. but the court ll'
finds that as "a trustee Of the OIL erS COM
,unnies ie had no right to take advantage
or such position to the disad vantage 4 7 6
3of the Boston companies, and that tllo
omo,nts received BY the Il h respondent,
Rogers, for his l3rookline securities. was
In excess OF any value which was visible
to the court. ii II s x 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
REPUBLICANS ( 0 |!
|. Fifth i ! | D D /!
Nominate Dr. Simmons 81 81 an. Mar #
tinsvillc, as as Candidate II did, tor
Congre$s.sE': .2
1HR;EE HOURS sEs ! ]! J ].
Members 81 State Committee g itEs:t:,5
Chosen and r oseve]lt and
Slelnps Endors
~. ~ ~ 4 s = -
SESSION
THREE Il !. !. HOURS J:

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dlspatch.)5

(Spcclal 10 Inc 4iii!tsS4-iSPa tSAA'l
2GALAX, AZ. j July lS..---!rhcf Fifth Dis
trict Republican Convention met here I too
day, fter three hours of stormy sesT
slon4t q djourned. DR.. John3s w. Simmons,
81 Mart lnsville, was nominated a ;icandt1
date for Congress BY accla sLols
Simmons was born ct Floyd Va..5t bout boz 7
fifty years "a go nd has served as super
Eirtendcnt Of schools and Republican
chairman OF HIS native county. g IS i
"a & lie moved to Martnsville several years
ago, ana enjoys a lucrative practice Of
medicine In tho county his adoption.
II 8 + has .beeniSn lifelong Republican.
& Tho following NJ gentlemen were 81 ap-
pointed members OF the State ltepulbt ' +
'cans Committee: ]. ?. Perkins, GraSsprE;
y, f S. taylor. Patrick; E. NJ dudley.
'Franklin; Cloyd Childress. Carroll. and md
n. Nv. Reynolds Fittsylvania- M AZ i
Resolutions were adopted !, endorsing n
the national administration and approx
ing the 4 course Of Hon Campbell slemp
III Congress- ". NJ. Sowder,. Of Floyd
j. M, Parsons !, d Ind opcnden and ssJ NJ,
Perkins. Edgcwater.s sdellyered aaddressee Hs
fhef0re the conventions I'D sst III II 3f5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
TEMPT 'lT|.Q|.K I. |.
Count I0 i b! N
sWould-be Assassin Fires !, Upon y lpFso':l
Emperor Aidc-d'e-Camp
5s3A. With Revolver. 94
BOMB Al co. cou i
One Thrown Colonel /; /. 7 Jun
333i babe but H ;li Escapes
ss Injury. 4.
BOMB All: q COURT j MARTIAL " ! !.
-IfBy jsLsoclated Press.)I

5 ST. PETERSBURG, July. IS. An at
tempt was made to-day to assasslnates
Count Todlcben, aidc-de-camp to En-
peror Nicholas, at the engineers camp q t;
Tiora. between st. Petersburg and
Schlussclburg. The would -be MSS ISL
Aired at Count re chen wit "a reSol YER
the bullet grazing his head tl He, Hh zen
n waiting him in the Nevas II; As believed
the act was one OF vengea nee for q, III
arrest. BY 3 order Of Count Todleben, OF!
nm aeitatorS who had effected On en- trance
to tho camp. q "A :. 4 3
Bonlb, is Thrown.
During to- days session Of the court
martial, which Is engaged IN theFittri l
sat Seyastopol OF men concerned IN ths
Black Sea feet lnutlny OF last November,
a bomb was thrown from the frame me
IN racks at Colonel sDunlbadze the com :.
n,a i]er of tic Brest Regimen !, who wa 3,
leaving tho COURTROOM Cpl onel tsll J.
babe was not harmed. IS Two ,nengWefre r.,
arrested on suspicion q wing pe II
fconct<nad In the on tragc 9 y n l
the courts denial OF a action by the ylnu Is
tineers. all the counsel Z Tor ing 5de1eslse
have withdtawn. inc accuses '' " 4
fuse to- plead, 4 y. .,,i s55i Is, III
q IN q Etostoy- on. Don While Two clerks to-
day. employed in the government bar rs
wore carrying from the postol,lce $l2o,ooV
whichfhad been received N The iresisterel
mail. they We're al tackled; BY ~ band; o.
six armed me u and Sc rously wounded g
$The robbera made nH w!thBthe money, pul
under hot pursuit by pol Ice and CossacNs
they sacrificed 100000 OF the he booty ana
escaped y q s,E
Peasants Work Havoc
pspa tches from the Interior continue TO
tell, without interruptlon, stories Of the
burning OF manor houses. robbelles, mllr-
ders, i collisions between peasants, ana
rural guards. and the hurried dispatch
OF troops here and there. The center
OF tho peasants ur!sing in Yerone2h pro-
Vince. where the pea SAINTS In. their mania
for the destruction of property do not
discriminate between friends and enemies
rs evidenced by tho complete devastation
OF tho estate nf nj, lSolf oshklne, one OF
the most prominent constitutional Demo-
Gratis In tho lower house, To-day's re-
ports describe tho situation that proc
vince as 'hnpe! ess' from the standpoint
az tile landlords, Tho situation Is almost
as l5ad in PoltnYa and smolensk pro-
yincess In TamboY II PROVING eighty
peasants arc repo rtel 10 have been killed
or wounded by dragons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Jumps fron5H otel Window
.YByl a ss;ociallted Press res 81

# BOSTON. MASS Il uly ia young
woman. who registered ut the 81 Hotel
Touraine as Mrs. Samuel II I'm, OF New
Jumping from the window Of her room on
the sixth floor. The room occuIled BY
the couple was directly abovoiStfe glass
covered porte coohere Mt The main on
trance Mrs. P!za broke through the
glass roof and her left leg and rieht:alIn
were almost severed, She was taken to
the City Fl ospltnl, wncre It was Bn:d that
there was small hope .. hos recovery.
1T is understood that she l,aa been a t a
1anitarium, and Mr., lstza was taking her
TO her New Y orls home. q 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
.|NR Observation-Disclosures
|N.AN5A.U|T:0 D \! |. 6 (.
New York Man. Badly Hurt and
Mrs. GreenWay Slightly So
Ell by Collision.
n fsi b
(By AssocIated Press.)

4, LIsIEUx, FRANCE, July IS, While an
nutomobile in which were Mr.. sstillman.
I a lawyer Of I'll No. 40 Mall Strees,
New York Mrs, & recnwny IL two other
women, a girl and the chauffeur, J. was
being driven at a high rate OF speed ~
the direction OF Dives sur-Mer II crashed
into a heavy wagon, Both vehicles were
overturned and smashed Mr.. Slilmnp
and the driver OF the wagon Wera Sc
Sriously injured. and MIS- CreenWay tnd
the chauffeur slightly hurt. The others l''I
suffered from shock. All We're ere, tlaEea 70
the huhnlt;ll here. " SfS ~ 2}$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
sss. STANDARD OIL.
Investigation to Come Off Sooner
Than at First Expected.
5,5i DIV Associated Pres

sssi (By. Ass Oclated E1ress.) @5
RI CHICAGO,. 1LL.,sJuly 1s;- ssistar,t AT
8torney- General Pagin, who was in Cleve-.
land during the hearing ot testimony,
against the Standard OIL 8 Company, ana
upon which the Federal grand jury did
not note, arrived I'M Chicag 80 to- daysWit. =,
a5transcript.iof the evide nce takenu IN IN
Cleveland Z, and IS submitted Il to former ~,
District Attorncy Morrison who is 1 e
act as special counsel for the govern n.
Smet1t gir the projected inquiry Y e y. me ~.
relations OF the Standard OH Company
and various railroads. :,
Lit was tho Intention OF the local Fec.
eral officers to hold the comTenG eme a1 ;
\ Of the investigati until Sep emper !,
81 later, but It IS now prot able. .tn 1si
some steps will be ken IN the 2 ear 2 -
Yture w u. q, 4 q rneva
Morrison and Pagin will STUDY IN y . con7
flection with nyest E ~ o. -
Firsta8 Charge Inst the s.a1usa.u
ole Company ot rceptin g. 1. meg ~
best eeohd aafge against the lroads q,
gran ting q the Illegal ties % me "a
= hird Continuation in restraint j. 81 q
trade and commerce with othe " 80
panic !. y Ia IA not $nE COM
bination. or co9n1splra so &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
The AR:|N'l.S 5
NOW NJ " IN EFFECT [ |. 4
Salvador, Guatemala and III n-$
duras Cease from Strife. 5s5i
Nh Pending Neg rotations. s,. n,
HOLD CONF:EREN c ii DAY
The Peace Connis ioners, With
"A M exican n Minister and NJ ssSs
III B roWn to Sail s3s8S5
'i,s, i,
,l3I
'B:,y%Ass lated Press I

(11y6a
dent Roosevelt to- day received a n dis-sS
patch from American Charge d AfrairesS
Brown at Sam salvado r, stating tina I'll the
3armlstioe between So lyador, Qua temala.S
and Honduras went into effect at 886s q clock
this morning. ss
NJ Another a. spatch received by the Pres
5ident ss stated VI that the M United MI States
cruiser urblehead, which leaves gAc JULIA
to- da with American Minister liam
g. Merry and the Sal Iva orea III Peacss
$Commissio DR.. III ] " Pa GUS and
5senor Gallegas 4 on board evil III rive al
san jose Guatemala. Thursday morning.
AT San " csc the peace comr1iiss r,ers Of
Guatemala the N Mexican mini ter and
the American chArgo ss da ra1res,
Brown, will 5Fbc aSr ecel we'd MI boar ID Thes
8Marblehead H will imme dlat ely4S procee to-
sea and the shea rings Of the peace COM
mission will GIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
IC011ON5MIlLS
.N|| I M: :..|' [
Charged Wifi ' Being Members = Of
Combine Iii Violation Anti.
Trust Laws.
THEIR CHARTERS DEMANDED
Ask Judgment 81 Five Thousand
q Day hirty-F oir Others
Will BE Included

F7FT1 IN 'Ij N97G7IN71'TIITN- 11ITHET TTTIf
(By,f Associated Press

@ LITTLE ROCK, "A RIS.. h July ls.--suit
h was entered to-day against the fve cot-
gton-seed oil mills. Of this city, BY At
5torney- General Rogers and Prosecuting
Attorney Rohoton, charging them with
being members of q combine In ~ citation
sstraint OF trade. The suits ask dsnent
in tho sum OF 35. 900 per day, aggregat,,
Ing $3.50 00O against each company and
asking also the revocn ton OF their char
fters I'M this State. Sli n f .
B it iB the Understanding In court cir
cles 4 here & hat similar BS suits are 70 be
entered against tho remaining thirty
four mills. ia III ssif3i 3 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
IRRIGATED 81 S,TITUTiON s.... D
s4Nl L BE GVERHAULED

n r. (By, Assnriaiel6 1'rees.) 81 IS
r.. BosTo IN, MASS, July s--Isor the first
time since she was brought here from
\ Portsmouth,, N. FL, III 1884,, j, the historic.
4frlgate Constitution, "Old Irons wis
moved carefully from her, pi Ter tnt the
repairs Tho slEAl-lilse structure which
covered her wns removed, md work was
begun to- strengthen her for. dryTdocklng,
when she viii abn extensively oYcrha,,lcd,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
KING ALFONSO GENES
MENAClNG LETTERS
! DIV Associated Pyess,) AZ

z MADRID. July Is, king Alfonso and
Queen Victoria drove IN an automobile
to-day from La Grania to San Sebastian,
where they will pass the summer The
entire route was lined with gendarmes,
OWNS ia the receipt ofs menacing anony-i
mous lstte gs Il declnlrpg that another at
tempt an The lives pfsthalf Ma jesties was
Imminent The expIusio Gus "a III anal chist
suspects from Spain ssaislaues,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
I Interest Of 7 honduras
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yNAsHINGTON,S Jul 81 &. -7 So lvad Of and \
5resentatlves. Is the 1slpe asaa scon ference osI
board tie United sta tas cruiser Niaghla
head whether Hondurd s q Is toS be repgsIs
sented In the con ferent e. here are two
sides to tef$ controversy SO ar as s. fss
world OF ~ diploma q knows, that q
Guatemala and that OF isalV dor. s
Honduras, s. interest q In f8 the sS war
secondary in Its ma ture,,s but as ian g llyaa
of Salvador, she has become inY wed to-
such Ia degree that the State Depar tnlentS
believes the other two NJ countries 4 In the
con troversy! will decide to have II onduras5
represented on board the lar bl ehead. .gg8ilS