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purpose and do all he can, which would be a great deal.
 New Mexico people, remarked O'Neill, now look upon themselves as being as good as admitted to the sis terhood of states. They consider that nothing remains but the formality of passing the bill through the two houses of congress and its signature by the president.
 To see that there are no mishaps, New Mexico is preparing to send a delegation of influential citizens to Washington, D. C., shortly before con gress opens to be there and look after the interests of New Mexico. While they feel certain of admission they do not propose that their bill shall be sidetracked as the result of some pO- litical trade.
 In return for President Roosevelt's s promises to Governor Curry, New Mexico leaders are preparing to lay the foundation for a Roosevelt dele gation to the next national republican convention, taking Secretary of War Taft for second choice.
 Republicans leaders apparently do not take Roosevelt's declarations that he would not accept a third term se- riously, and figure that he wants the nomination. They feel so certain of this that no attempt is made to con ceal their intention to get an instruct ed Roosevelt delegation from New Mexico if possible.
 O'Neill has had an excellent chance to compare Arizona and New Mexico on this trip, and in his opinion, Ari- zona is away ahead of the territory in the east in everything except popula- tion. He finds that Arizona is more energetic, more progressive and pos sesses greater natural advantages.
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WHERE IS HIS s1f5?

Antonio Martz put on a show Friday night and when he checked up after the festivities found some s115 of cold cash separated from him. During his celebration he had visited among oth CT places the upper end of Brewery Gulch, and he was at once convinced that some light-fingered inmate of that district had plucked him. He sBore out a warrant against one of them, but was unable to produce any evidence and the case was dismissed It is hardly necessary to add that An. tonic is a sadder but wiser man.
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|. A. E. CLUB MEETS.

The last meeting of the I. A. E. Club of Bisbee was held at the residence of Mrs. J. Hall on Quality Hill. Mrs James Allifon was the guest of honor Refreshments were served and the time was passed pleasantly by all Next Friday the husbands of the Clut will be entertained at the home of Mrs w. H. Shuck by Mesdames Shuck and C. T. Moore.
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JASPER BURIED.

John Jasper was buried at o'clock yesterday, according to the arrange ments announced. The services were conducted by Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields from the O. K. undertaking parlors. Quite q number Of friends Of the de ceased were in attendance and accom- panied the remains to their last rest ing place.
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DOUGLAS EASTERN STAR.

party of Bisbee Lodge members returned yesterday evening from Douglas, where they went to initiate the officers in the new Eastern Star Lobge organized at that place. The party was composed of the follow. ing members: H. M. Woods and wife, Mrs. J. G. Pritchard, Mrs. l.. L. Beckwith, Mrs. NJ. Gottabaugh. The new lodge will be known as Border Lodge No. Is. It starts out with a strong membership and enthusiasm and Is expected to become one of the strongest in the territory.
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FINGER INFATUATED AGAIN.

A number of weeks ago, Francis Thomas. of the fire department, had the misfortune to mash his little fin ger necessitating an amputation of part of it. The wound did not heal and yesterday at the Copper Queen hospital, he underwent another op- eration. the surgeons cutting off an other piece Ot his finger. No further trouble is expected this time.
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MANY STRANGERS HERE.

Inquiry and observation demonstrate the fact that the city has at the pres ent time an unusually large number of strangers. Drummers especially have been quite conspicuous by their pres ence. Outgoing traffic for the past three weeks has also been unusually large, the two just about balancing each other.
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Latter Day Saints.

The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold services as follows on Sunday: Sab bath school at the residence of Will s. Fender 16 Laundry Hill, at p. 10 Preaching at 3:15 p. n. Preaching or the street at 6:30 p. ID.
 The public is cordially invited to these meetings.
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CAR LINE BECOMING REAL

Work was begun yesterday on the street railway by the electric crew, which made connections between the
 rails, or bonded them, as it is called
 The work ot stringing up the trolley wire will soon begin. The poles are
 being rapidly placed and some of the rails for the track have been dumped ! inside the city limits.
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Brief City News
souAsAEs GROW BIG.

As a sample of what the Arizona country can produce, the squashes that are being proudly shown by c. A. Norman are not easily surpassed. Mir. Newman is raising the vegetable in the Huachuca country and very en- thusiastie over what the soil there will produce. If other vegetables can be as successfully grown as the squasbes shown by Mir. Newman, Cal ifornia can not beat it as truck farming district.
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ARM WAS BROKEN.

The son oS Mir. Jeffries, mine boss, had the misfortune to break one of geon was immediately called anl the broken member set. The boy Is rest ing easily and it is thought the arm will heal in the usual time.
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PresbxterIsn Church Services.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., with classes for all ages. Lesson, CT he Capture of Jericho" Joshua 6:S-20. Junior Christian Endeavor at p. m. Street meeting at 5:45 p. m.
 Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. n. Topic: "The Duties of the Day" Proverbs 24:30-34; Romans 12:11. Preaching at Il a. ID. and at 7:30 .p. m. Themes of sermons: "The christians Goal" and Gan Good Come From Evil?" 0
 Praxermeeting T6ursdax<at 7:8O p. m. V JOHN E. FRY,
 Pastor.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK?

Sweet Glover Butter weighs six teen ounces to the pound, is you. butter?
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LII IS YOUR FAULT

If you don't use the best butter. Try Sweet Glover Butter and be con yinced. 691
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COMPARTMENTS. s.

Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Dell Hortense Mathews of Los Angeles and Duncan Ellsworth Curry of this city, at Los Angeles Wednesday, October g. They will be at home in Bisbee after December l
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WANTED-A dishwasher and waiter at Mrs. w. R. Johnson, above the Congress House. 74S
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Ranch eggs and spring chickens 64 Main St. Phone. BIO. James Beard. 235
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Methodist EpisC
Episcopal Church.

Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields, rector. Holy communion at a. m. Sunday school at s:45. Morning prayer at II. Theme, Strength. EveuTng prayer at 1880. Theme, ''The Second Mira cle" The rector will preach morning and evening. Prof. Clarence Krinbill' organist. All people are cordially welcome
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COPPER PROPERTY wanted, suffi- ciently developed to prove existence of ore body. David Mackay, 1349 McAllister St., San Francisco. 692
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Ask to see the new Hats that came in today at The Toggery. They are dandies 721
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ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 11lVAV~ V~A<4 kNAV 1 ~
WANTED.

WANTED-Horse and delivery wag- on at once. Burnam Furniture
 Company. 7S2
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Soft-boiled water is becoming pop ular in Baltimore.
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NTED-EXperienced fancy or
 plain dressmakinR. Cutting and fit ting our speciality. Care Marx Bldg. Room 4, Lowell 6S2
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WANTED-Sewing by the day. Miss
 McMallon, Box 1879. 643
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The attorney generals department is in the market for fresh supply of young and active trust busters.
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WANTED-Second hand furniture of all kinds. Burnum Furniture Co.,. Johnson Addition. Phone 113.
 RIA
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Wanted: Clean linen rags at Re. view office 562
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CHURCH NOTICES.
First Baptist Church. CIawson Hill

First Baptist Church, CIawson Hill.
 Bible school 10 o'clock. Preaching II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Toung Peo- pIe's meeting 6:3O D. m. A cordial welcome for all at these services. Sub ject for eleven o'clock hour one which the angels in heaven cesIred to look into. Surely it is vital importance to every child of Adam's race. Come and hear the glorious good news from the word OF God. Evangelistic service at night. Special message for men. The old familiar gospeI songs and a hearty welcome for everybody. Come and bring some one with you. The beautiful ordinance or baptism, sym bolizing the burial and resurrection of our blessed Saviour, will be admins tered immediately following this ser vice. Street meeting fin front of Cop per Queen general offices at 5:45 D. m. sharp. Christian people of Bisbec are invited to come and help us sing. Usual weekly prayer service at the church Wednesday night at 7:30. Other meetings for the week will be announced at the services of the church on Sunday. John Irving O'Neil. pastor.
 Methodist Episcopal Church Services.
 Rev. Hugh Copeland, the new pas tor, will preach Sunday, both morning and evening.
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WANTED-Position as housekeeper by woman with child. Would keep house for widOwer with children. Address Box 2IS9, Bisbee. 76I
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WANTED-Situation as pastry cook,
 Address Mrs. Marie Horner, Bisbee, Arizona. 76l
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WANTED to do your painting, paper
 hanging and tinting. Work first class, Is years in Los Angeles in business. Make no mistake Call Phone 175. A. P. von Kirbach, 54 Clawson Hill. 762I
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TRY AN INSERTION IN THESE

. 559!3!:;: ? ]! ;:I|i ] | lAANFllNlOIUJlN9II 1 AFl NO N
 WANTED.
 WANTED-Horse and delivery wag- on at once. Burnam Furniture Company. 732 COPPER PROPERTY wanted, suffi- ciently developed to prove existence of ore body. David Mackay, 1349 McAlltster St., San Francisco. 692 WANTED-A dishwasher and waiter at Mrs. w. R. Johnson, above the Congress House. 74S WANTED-Experienced fancy or plain dressmakinR. Cutting and fit ting our specially. Care Marx Bldg. Room 1. Lowell. 6S2 WANTED-Sewing by the day. Miss McMallon, Box 1879. 64S WANTED-Second hand furniture of all kinds. Burnum Furniture Co.,. Johnson Addition. Phone 113.
 564 WANTED-Position as housekeepeT by woman with child. Would keep house for widower with children Address Box 2IS9, Bisbee. 76I WANTED-Situation as pastry cook, Address Mrs. Marie Horner, Bisbee Arizona. 761 WANTED to do your painting, paper, hanging and tinting. Work first class, Is years in Los Angeles in business. Make no mistake. Call Phone 175. A. P. von Kirbach, 54 Clawson Hill. 762
 SITUATIONS WANTED. FIRST CLASS COOK and housekeeDeT wants position. Address NJ. L. care Review office.
 FOR RENT.
 FOR RENT-One room, new furniture and clean. @ B Brewery Gulch. 63S FOR RENT-Furnished front room Quality Hill. Mrs. Fontafn. New green house, back of Doyle's. 77C For Review job and business offices call phone 39.
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Her voice gained strength and her
manner courage as she spoke; at the
end she was meeting her mothers
gaze without f1inching. My eyes had
followed hers, and my look was taking
in both her mother and her father.
had long since measured them, yet
could scarcely credit the confirmation
Of my judgment. Had life been smooth
and comfortable for that old couple,
as it was for most of their acQuaint-
ances and friends, they would have
lived and died regarding themselves,
and regarded, as wellbred, kindly peo-
pie, of the finest instincts and tastes.
But calamity was putting to the test
the system on which they had nodded
their apparently elegant, graceful
lives. The storm had ripped of the
attractive covering; the framework,
the reality of that system, was re-
vealed. naked and frightful
Anita, go to your room!" almost
screamed the old woman, her fury
tearing away the last shreds of her
cloak of manners.
Your daughter is of age, madam"
said l. "She will go where she
pleases. And warn you that you are
deceived by the Langdons l am not
powerless, and"-here I let her have
a full look into my red-hot furnaces
of wrath-'I stop at nothing in pursu-
ing those who oppose meat moth
ing!"
Anita, staring at her mothers aw-
full face, was shrinking and trembling
as if before the wicked, pale-yellow
eyes and Quivering, outstretched ten
tacles of a devil-fish. Clinging to my
arm, she let me guide her to the door.
Her mother recovered speech.
"Anita," she cried. What are you
doing? Are you mad?"
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THE ALL.PoWERFuL. SPIRIT.
His Work Manifest Among the Ma
tives of Borneo-

Even in the barest and most Ousee
the-way places in the world Gods
Spirit is moving in mighty poWeE-
For years Borneo was spot wheye
the Rhenish missionaries saw thu
least results from their labors. Nov
a missionary, writing to an Americas
friend from Kwala Kuron. with q
heart full of joy, says: ut really
seems as if a change is at hand Ina
Tumbang Musang, on the Mir river,
1 received Al heather into the church
on March 81. The glorious and bless
ed meeting was held in the home Oh
the great chief. All the candidates
for baptism had received their In
struction from the native Evangelist
Hiskias and David. Among them we're
four chiefs of the Miris. whose sub
jects are ready to follow them The
aged chief, Tamangon Pandong, joSAa
me in the firm hope that all Miris Win
believe in Christ within few years.
God grant it. The congregation Al
Musang, now numbering 81, iKz1
sprung into existence almost In = HH-
ment. In three months 1 expect -
baptize a number of Miris." He de-
clares also that the awakening -
visible in all the villages of the Mrs
The chief, Nicodemus. who is a recent
convert, is pleading for Christiz1
school in his village.
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009RozV IS0S lyAas aa2a51MRaz c0zaz1g7

ed to see her erect, defiant Instead.
she was again wearing that cowed
look
Don't judge me too harshly," she
said pleadingly to me. Il know what
Is right and decent-God planted that
too deep in me for them to be able to
uproot it. But-oh, they have broken
my will! They have broken my will.
They have made me a coward. a
thing!" And she hid her face in her
hands and sobbed.
Mrs. Ellersly was about to speak. |
could not offer better proof of nv own
strength of will than the fact that L.
with a look and gesture, put her
down. Then l said to the girl:
You must choose now! Woman or
thing-which shall it be? If it is
woman, then you have me behind you
and in front of you and around you.
II it is thing-God have mercy on
you! Your self-respect, your pride
are gone-for ever You will be ike
the carpet under his feet to the man
whose creature you become
She came and stood by me, with
her back to them.
If you will take me with you now
she said, Il will CO. If delay, l am
lost. shall not have the courage.
And am sick, sick to death of this
life here, of this hideous wait for the
highest bidder
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without an upblazing of the fire which
blind man dreaming of sight There
she was on my side of the chasm that
had separated us-alone with me
mine-mine! And my heart dilated
with pride. But moment later came
a sense of humility Her beauty in
toxicated me, but her youth, her fine
ness. so fragile for such rough hands
as mine, awed and humbled me.
Il must be very gentle" said l to
myself. Il have promised that she
shall never regret. God help me to
keep my PROMISE! She is mine, but
only to preserve and protect"
And that idea of responsibility in
possession was new to me-was to
have far-reaching consequences. Now
that think of it, l believe it changed
the whole course, of my life.
She was leaning forward, her elbow
on the easement of the open window
of the brougham, her cheek against
her hand; the moonlight was glisten-
ing on her round, firm forearm and on
her serious face. How far, far away
from-eyerything it seems here," she
said, her voice tuned to that soft, clear
light, and how beautiful it Isl" Then,
addressing the moon and the shadows
of the trees rather than me: Il wish
could go on and on-and never re-
turn to the world"
Il wish. we could said L.
My tone was low, but she started,
drew back into the brougham, be-
came an outline in the deep shadow.
In another mood that might have an
gered me. Just then 1t hurt me SO
deeply that to remember it to-day is
to feel faint ache in the scar OF the
long-healed wound. My face was not
hidden as was hers; SO, perhaps. she
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Il think I must be out OF my mind, !"
said Anita. But, if you try to keep
me here, shall tell him all-all."
Her voice suggested that she was
about to go into Mysteries. I gently
urged her forward. There was some
sort of woman's wrap in the hail. l
put it around her. Before sheer i
realized it, she was in my waiting
electric. =
up town." said to my man.
She tried to get out.
"Oh, what have done! What am
doing!'' she cried, her. courage oozing
away. Let me out-please!"
You are going with me- said 1, en-
tering and closing the door, l saw
the door of the Ellersly mansion open
ing, saw old Ellersly, bareheaded and
distracted, scuttling down the steps.
Go ahead-fast!" called to my
man.
And the electric was rushing up
the avenue. with the bell ringing SOr
crossings necessarily. She huddled
away from me into the corner of the
seat, sobbing Historically. 1 knew
that to touch her would be fatal-or
to speak. So l waited.
XXI.
MOST UNGENTLEMANLY.
AS we neared the upper end of the
park, told my chauffeur, through the
tube, to enter and go slowly. When
ever lamp flashed in at us, had a
glimpse of her progress toward COM
posure-now she was drying her eyes
with the bit of lace she called a hand
kerchief; now her bare arms were up
and with graceful fingers she was ar
ranging her hair; now she was
straight and still, and soft, fluffy ma
terial with which her wrap was edged
drawn close about her. throat. l
shifted to theopposite seat, for my
nerves warned me that / could not
long control myself, if 1 stayed on
where her garments were touching
me.
1 looked away from her for the
pleasure of looking at her again, of
realizing that my overwrought senses
were not cheating me. Yes, there she
was, in all the luster of that magnetic
beauty l can not think of even now
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MISSION WORK AT PANAMA.
Difficulties Under Which the Work -
Carried On.

Rev. ]. j. Kilpin Fletcher. the niS-
sionary sent by the Presbyterizn
board of home missions to work in tho
canal zone at Panama. is still holding
his services in the dining room Of the
hotel at Cristobal, though under many
difficulties. Only one end of the hzN
may be used for service, because a.
the preaching hour walters are already
laying tables for dinner in the other
end. The kitchen is separated from
the dining. hall only by a wire screen.
and here a big dish-washing machine
manipulates tableware and the cooks
rattle their utensils on the stove while
the preacher prays and delivers hts
sermon. The noise and odors arc
scarcely conducive to devotion. bux
the service is held every Sunday morn
ing nevertheless. A corner lot, 7zx13e
feet, has been purchased, and a church
will be put up, says the Chicago In
terror, as soon as the board receives =
donation sufficient to cover the cost
The first service which Mr.. Fletcher
held was attended by just one mzzs
and he was a cumberland Presbf
terian-so that church union is appzF
emily ratified in Panama. In the even
ing there were ID present. At present
Mr. Fletcher has constituency among:
the white employees on the canal OK
about S0-that number have given him
assurances of interest. Among them
there is small band of very pro
nounced Christians who attend AN
services regularly and take an active
part in prayer meetings. The Sunday
school is quite flourishing. The mis-
sionary and his wife entertain at their
home one evening every week, and
from Is to 25 usually attend ME.
Fletcher also breaches every Sunday,
afternoon in the camp of the coEore&,
laborers. Among the colored vaiteznI
at the hotel he has formed a Christian
Enxeavor society, which has a mem
bership of 10 and an average attend
ance of about II.
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The religion that can be ero~deG
into a corner might al we'll be czaaek
A Step Forward.

For some time the Southern Prex5y-
terrain church has been trying to have
an evangelistic committee appointed
similar to that of the Presbyterix1
church, North. and the evanseiiztie
committee of the National Congregz-
tional association. So far this has mot
been accomplished, but recently ia
southern body has decided to recce-
nize and countenance a voluntary
committee known as .s.he Associates
of Congregational Missio.ss"
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cross-Eyed Chauffeur.

Does he really think it's bad luck
to meet cross-eyed person? How
ridiculous."
well, there's some excuse for him.
The last cross-eyed person ne saw
was running an automobile. and hs
got in the road of it."
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A cable from Toxic says Japan has
not the slightest idea Of going to
war with the United States. 1t win
De q mistake, however, to take II
Tor granted that Japan will quit being
prepared right along to hit the first
In case matters come to a crisis.
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To Have Representative In coass. !.
Christian workers on the Congo WIN
hereafter be safeguarded by the re-
cent appointment by the Americas
government of consul general to Ia
Congo state, an action which was an
thorized by the senate on the initiative
of Secretary Root. For the first tine
the United States will have now tn
own official representative In thfs
great territory. Of1cial atteatioa q
the wrongs perpetrated can n0w -
secured.
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According to the census bureau
l.160.O00 children between the age
OF 10 and Is years are working for
living In the United States. B,
more than a million Of them are
farms and district messenger boys. -
you needn't worry about them.
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A Partisan scientist has discovered
that some animals have two minds,
which proves how much better OF
they are than humans, who have no
mind whatever of their own.
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1oLecture In Ameriea

Prof. James Orr, professor Of ami
ogetics and theology in Glasgow en-
lege of the United Free church, Ia.
consented to give a series OF ten les-
lures In New York city in April under
the auspices of the Bible Teacherx
Training school on the doctrine Of Ia
virgin birth of Jesus.
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Germany is,going to send three air.
ships to compete in the international
balloon race. but it is not true that
the kaiser Is going to initiate them
with hot air.
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England. according to Prof. Starr.
Is trying to get foothold in the Kon..
go region. The professor will next
De telling US that Great Britain cut
on all those arms and legs SO she
could get photographs of them to
rouse public sentiment against Leo
pold.