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WILD WINDS DEAL DEATH
AND DESTRUCTION.

1t is reported that the Moss
vi,lr tornado shows the worst rt
the season, and done much dam
are. At TYLER Texas the town
were severely ,luuaS'd iour hv"S
lost if not nor.' anu Twelve build
jun> were Wf"rSrd. Three
towns in Mississippi Mosasillc'
Service. and Neo' no were 'iter'
ally Destroyed. The "ita i =
sad crashed hnu- sintp ktntliG"
wood a, MosSy,llc tACrc is report
cd up 70 tbs ia,c twelve lives
host and in Other taw'S III J"no~
C~aty equally rs Dad. li's
storm was the s""Ctrst IN many
vcnr~. Trains and t"irHr"i'3'
were stopped. Plans has beer
pvt forth 70 care Eoi the suil'r
! Ing.
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Answer to Cues.
ton No. 16.
Continued from last week.
One lion No ic'

4
fd. f'te:e hf'f'h us Wv 'e"
ing '' '"' "c''''"'' ''N' '
the J-l-Iol Le""' . h""
ID, to-,, ,hcrsft-e srui,. worthy nf
..n,.nc. md brr,n no, ,o saw within
,,,rs.l,es ". have Ahrahsm 10 nur
c,,h.r. f,rI,ay Unto Won. That God
: .l,lo NJ those stones TO raise up
children unto Abraham.
an, ,,,, .I.o The ak, Is lnid unto the
Il, ., tn. ,,.,.. rva,y tree there
,,-. wb,cb h,,ry,,h ,n, irrih good frul'
!. b.wn down aud c.s int, the Ire
And the ,oa pie eslsei i'm. saving
W"a, sha'I'w" 10 hen -
lie answe'cth aud 4ii'h nr'" ""e"
tie 'ha' ""'" '"' '''''' -, " .,,, ..,,,
" ", -. ,,n, l., u..r,.,
r, - .,., ,,n,,c,ns ~ h,
,.n,i.od .,l s,;d un,o him. Master.
wna' shall ve DIP
And l,r -n'd un'o 'hrm Fxsc' no more
than that w"'ch "rp''H'' !'"
Aud IN" soldiers IlS'r 's' '''''""aeo
'"' h'm -N'"' az" "'' "'
",'. - 49,, .',,','. .ccr., IN, f,l.,Iy 40,
H. cnn,rp, win your WAGE.
, ,,. D.. ,,cr,p'r wc~e in oxrcc;h'io,
, au,n.l men ru,cli IN 'hcir oenr'1 -
.iouu. whr,hcr he were 'Ec ch'isi .
, not luh' / Is
Il Luke said in the seventh ''fS'
/ who uath warned SON I" u'" "''
, wrath to cone. NJ" 'i''5 "r'''
pos y -! "" 't '"''n ID "o
, last isNu" IN answering 'h' mrs
, part oi tn, question ana NOV
=, 'hc nc.;i "" shall na''c' - INA
Il l"h! aHy> /" th"~' same '"ar''
t'm, "';rln- 'o''n therefor
Iyuts worthy "t repentance
= ThoS" characters were lsr''
J., ite, under the law, ana JOE
.s would remind them y the ia'
that God bad tod them IN III
law just what they should 90
be saved. BY the Offering :
s'crlllces'
Therefore nc "o"'" S'S
them or'h@ 'or'h i'u''-'''"'' ~
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Why an I A st:ialistss

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Thon ". mr,t be locr, Of the
word ana MOI hearers only if we
arc chrj,,j,u, lis,rn what Pet.
-. said
I.,r,hc ,w..a r.,.~d lie mmii'udf
o,u,a,r,r.u, umo ,arm. aud ,uii !,
,,r.,..,, ,ia, ", should irsyc The
v,,1 o,o.t Nh. ,cry. ,abics. A,,s
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20
j. vi TRAsK, Mo Thursday. Feb 20 1908 No. e.

handle tho Ak lnOrdcf 10 1ali Tie
tree: And Christ is the one ~
handle the ak, ttLe truth and
the truth will cut down all trees
that does not bring forth good
fruit.
Now the remaining verses of
the question, sets forth three
different characters. The irst
was the people. Asked him
what shall we do them" And
the answer was, he that hath
Two coats let him part to him
that hath none" This is thing
that is hard for those who are
professors in this day; it is too
much socialism in it for them,
yet Christ taught it to those
, Jews that vas called people, who
came ~ him and said. what
shall We dor But some one will
say w'll Bro. Garrett you teach
Il dil.crcnc. in the Jew and Gen.
tile and you say that. the ono is
under the gospel of circumcision
,., .,,> .,,,,,, ,aou ,,o ,.,,,,a,
or urc;rcnnc;sion And r,
: A., .,,..,.,. ,,,. -, u,;, ,.;,.
.tu :. ,,. ,;,.,, a;u,.ao :,
them. for just let ny read what
,,, w" .",,' ' NV"
'",'"' '''' '''"''"'
Il" 'I II" ''i'''' '"' no" AT 'h's
nv '".'f ''"'n""'t may Ut 'upp'Y
w 's' wv" y y ~, ..'',' '.',.e"', "',' ..,
7 ,''N :" ,'',' ~ 80 =, ~ :, '"m ~
r '"''' '""' '''''' -" !" "
here 'S before nN III essence
2 t e same that Lake said, and We
g must always rcn.enber that
!, m., hims,.le was w,.;,iny for +hc
-. a.. ..,.. .,I,-
''',i' - w. -. "."'' W." vac @'
:, o,,., ,h.,l e IL. Cor,i,o cbrrch
It Hence, We learn, that t. be- Il
:. christian man mus, divide with
. ,..l,.,,,.. x,, ,,l,. w;,,, ,,o
'' ,, .;,, a., w.,
= tio''''e ""' WIN VIZ '''aU eiSo'
J. md. Character Publicanc.
n
I -, :. ,.
'c IL nMa.,or v,ba, ,.hall ,va In,
20 And Christ said. Exact no more
i than that is appointed you"
This ,econd character was O.
W the class, t1at the hrst would moi
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Ed. pl.s.e inform us the real m'an-
inp nf the SCRIPTURE recnrdiHg ~ LINK
the J--l-l5.l LpnHt moh'
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DATED WITH WATER,


,burg IA. is held i" 'h"
ot the annual tlond # NV
Il ,mlll streams "v"r'l"" '
+ Danii> the water on t''c
had reached the >'ag' OF
| ,,x .oct, and was still rlS'
,>.Ap..ct,d TO - to the
= 'mrty ,c't aps'ea i'h-
kUun u'Iorr 1t.
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through nor steal for where
your treasures is there will
YOUR heart he also fro loy
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20

feet right to do 50, as long as
they 40 not interfear with the
rights of others
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20

Mr.. SCHNEIDER was about to re-.
tire for the night when he heard
a revolver shoot that sounded as
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20
DECLARE FOR
ROOSEVELT.

t.. S,,.,rs roW declare tor
I,ia r-ru. for Roosevelt
| us..noma, and \rh II
|, i...., .illr "a third 'erm.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20

,,.rd as *cc0n d-c'"SS
',,, September > 1901
,Lc Post-Ofirr az
lH NO. nndr' he Act
Of March 3"d
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20

banks may be made by any per.
aon ten years Of eye or over, "a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-20
I! but
mot oil
erfectI !

battle Taught, tnan apparently |
was taught in the air by the
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(, :; Persia
Haror.:: DEAD

|.a. t'cp. a rcnor' IS
alton l.crc that tt'e Sha'
liz has nnun G~-GSSlh1tc"'
(irn,tion ui the report Is
bic here.
lmmed Ali Mira, Shah ~
was born June Il. ls'.,
.cdcd 70 the throne ON
q ,an7. H. is dlslikrd
|ub.iccts and sc7c'al th'''.
asconsiou to the throne
as been thrCatcncd.
Sp inerirhl Republican
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

a sewing machine, invetned the first
shoe pegging machine, and assisted in
the construction of the first electrical
locomotive.
Marie Charles Gabriel Sosthenes,
count de Ia Rochefoucauld and duke
de Doudeauville, is dead at Lemans,
France. He was born in 1925 and
was at one time ambassador of France
to the court of St. James.
| Charles H. Hill, a native of Wiscon,
sin and at one time during the last
I twenty years holding a commission
/ from the American navy as first lieu
! tenant, which he resigned to become
captain Of the Brazilian navy, com
handing the cruiser Nictheroy, and
/ who afterward was rear admiral in
/ the Chilean navy, died at Pensacola
In addition to serving in three navies
Hill was a captain Of volunteers in
the Spanish-American war, and wher
mustered out of service went tt
South Africa, where he was commits
stoned a captain in the Boer army
serving under Gen. Cronie. 1t is
said that Hill, at his death, was re
duced financially to the verge of pau
+ perism.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

A man found in a Chicago alley
with his skull fractured from a blow
was identified as Frank Btgelow, actor
and manager of a theatrical company.
F. J. Falkenback, chemist for the
Goshen Qnd) Iron company was
drowned while boating with n. E. E.
Fenton, treasurer Of the same com
.pany.
|. f. Upper of Twin Falls, Idaho,
and his year old son were drowned
in the Snake river while fishing A
fish drew the boy into the water, and
the father leaped in after him.
F. w. Schultz of st. Louis, 70 years
Of age. a grocer and saloon keeper,
shot and killed his wife, Mrs. Lizzie
Schultz, while they were in the rear
of their store. Schultz was arrested.
Charles Armstrong Of Bristol, Tenn,
wealthy cattle raiser, shot and killed
Andrew Arnold, merhcant, because of
Arnold's friendship with Mrs. Arm
strong. No arrest has yet been made.
Charles Adams, aged 80 years,
jumped from the window of Pullman
on the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington road, at Wilmington, Del,
and sustained fatal injuries. The mo-
tive is not known.
While attempting to board Cen
trail ore train at White River, Ash
land county, Frank Allis, a young
man employed at the works at White
River, was thrown under the wheels
and received injuries which caused
his death. Several cars passed over
him
While hauling grain at Henry,
S. D., Clinton Compton of Hillsboro
! Wis, was killed. He attempted to
jump from the haycock, but slipped
and fell onto the handle of a fork
which penetrated his body. He leaves
mother, six brothers and three sis
tiers.
]. B. Taylor, one of the best known
mining men in the Black Hills, and
his helper, Chris Miller, were in
stantly killed at the Burlington mine
They stepped into a cage to be raised
from the danger of a blast, but q
break caused the cage to stick anc
the explosion caught them helpless.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
OBITUARY..

Eugene Semple, former governor OF
Washington territory, died at San Di,
ego, Cal, of pneumonia. Gov. Semple
was a son fthe late Justice Semple
.of Illinois, and was born in 1910 at the
American legation at ,Bogota, Colon
bia.
The Rev. Johannes B. Erich, one
of the pioneer ministers of the Nor
wegian Lutheran synod, and for years
one Of the leading spirits and edu-
Gators in the church, died at S.. Paul,
aged IS years.
John James Greenough, former sup
erintendent of the patent Office at
Washington is dead at Boston. He
was the first to take out a patent on
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
DOM STIC.

A dispatch from Anaconda, Mont,
says that snow, the first OF the season,
fell there.
Six flights were made successfully
in the Baldwin airship by signal corps
officers at Fort Meyer.
Gen. Charles E. Henderson, former
ly United States senator, was danger
ously hurt when an automobile ran
into his buggy at Omaha.
Carrying out the edict against Gig
aret smoking, Supt. Easley of the
Rock Island road discharged two
trainmen at Little Rock, Ark.
Archie Larrabee, formerly well
known Kenosha man, was shot down
by an Italian named Trezzi at Roches
ter, Mimi, Monday morning. Yarra
bee is now in critical condition.
Four fremen were injured and prop
erty valued at 100000 was destroyed
by fire in the plant of the over
brook Carpet company at Philadel
phia.
Two convicts in the Pennsylvania
state prison scaled the high stone wal
which surrounds the prison. One Of
them broke his leg in the fall and was
captured The other escaped.
AS a result of Rockefeller's recent
100000 addition to the endowment
fund of the University of Chicago
salaries are to be increased and 100
faculty members will be affected this
fall.
Policemen secured the freight
yards of the Illinois Central railroad
at Chicago and arrested 164 men ant
boys who were found in empty boz
GERS. For months the yards have
been oVerrun with "hoboes."
John A Early, the leper in quaran
tine on the east branch Of the POtO
mac, may be taken in charge by thu
officials of the war department if i
can be established that he contracted
1.-The disease while a member Of tn
United States army.
An electric car on the Rockford, Be
lloit and GAINESVILLE line raced tWent,
miles with a stork and won by fOu
minutes. Mrs. Eugene c. Mench 0
Beaver Dam, Wis, was helped from
the car at Rockford and one minut
after her arrival at the hospital sh
became the mother of a daughter.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
LIFTS CURTAIN ON
CHICAGO SOCIETY
YOU'VE SEEN HIM DRUNK,
SAYS MATRON.
STRIKES, LABOR UNIONS, GRAF
AND DRINKING DISCUSSED
BY NOVELIST.

Chicago, Sept. 6.-"Never marry a
man until you have seen him drunk
is the advice given by society ma
tron to a bud in Arthur ]. Eddys
novel, Canton & Co."
Mr. Eddy is a lawyer and society
man. His book deals with packers,
labor unions, grafters and society. 1t
is regarded as a true picture of Chi
cago and its types.
| Canton, the big packer, brought
about a strike to cripple competitors.
The old mans method of doing bust
ness and his ruthless disregard OF
those who worked under him are
shown in this passage:
write Billings to report here next
Monday; I will see Parker at $3.50
this afternoon; stir up Liverpool and
Vienna sharply; send Rosenthal back
! to Hamburg with instructions to keep
an eye on what they are doing in
Berlin; I expect trouble from that
quarter; they are bound to hit us if
they can; look over our reports from
Japan and China and give me your
suggestions Monday-either we don't
understand those yellow fellows or
they don't understand us, for we are
not doing the business with them
! we should for the money we are
spending"
"'They do not seem to eat the
stuff we're canning" said Browning,
with as near al approach to smile
as he ever INDUCED during business
hours.
then we must can the stuff they
do eat, if we buy up the entire crop.
Unions and Graft.
Allan Barlan, a packer, who tries
| to be fair and is sIugged in an alley,
talks thus to the union men:
The men who manage your
unions get rich and live in luxury.
Where do they get the money? Out
I of your earnings and out of the en-
pioyers they bIackmail by threats Of
ruin. Show me q labor leader who is
mot living in luxury who is not open
Iy or secretly laying up more money
than he could ever earn at any hon
est calling"
It is stated as a commonplace that
in packing circles inspectors must
be fixed" and taxes evaded. Brown
ing says this:
{ The man who tries to run mis-
business on d higher plane than his
competitor will make failure of it.
There is no harm trying urged
Allen, quietly.
If you object to paying these la
Dor leaders, why don't you object to
' the secret arrangements we have
with every railroad running into Chi
cago? Why don't you object to
the way we handle our assessments
and taxes? Why don't you object to
what we pay the political heelers and
the inspectors
Women and Drinking.
Drink at the country club is de-
scribed graphically. The following
excerpts from the book gives the gen
eraI tenor of the descriptions:
Mrs. Jack, We want to drink to
the health of Mr.. Jack. Where is
he?
Mrs. Jack answered: AT home; he
declined to come because you men
are apt to disgrace yourself by drink
ing too much
The drinking bouts are described
frequently with women participants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
Democratic.

Governor-John A. Awkward, Of Mad
isOn.
Lieutenant Governor-Burt Will
liams, of Ashland.
Secretary of State-Frank B.Schutz.
State reausrer-William F. Piers
tOrff, Of Middleton.
Attorney General-Evan A. Evans
Of BarabOO.
Insurance STANDARDIZATION
I'Guilliaume, of Hartford.
For Congress.
First district-H. A. Moehlenpauhl
Of Clinton.
SecOnd-James E. Jones, of Portage
Third-James W. Murphy, of Platte
vile.
Fourth-William J. Kershaw, OF
Milwaukee.
Fifth-G. H. Daubner, Waukesha.
Sixth-Charles H. Weisse, of She
boygan Falls.
Seventh-Bernard J. Keller, of La
Crosse.
Eighth-Lyman ]. Nash, of Mantle
voc.
Ninth-Luther Lindauer, of Kau.
kauna.
Tenth-WeIIs NJ. Ruggles, Of Mel
len.
Eleventh.. S. Konkle, Of Superior.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
SHALLEN6ERGER DEFEATS
DAHLMAN IN NEBRASKA

Omaha, Neb., Sept. 6-The official
canvass of the returns of Tuesdays
statewide primary election was COM
pleted in most counties of the state
yesterday and about half of them have
been received at the newspaper of
fees. These give Shallenberger 4
plurality of about 1,S00 over Dahl.
man on the democratic ticket in the
race for governor. It now appears
that Shallenberger's plurality will run
from 10000 to 5000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10

ponent was a popular young Norwe-
gian. Returns from thirty to the
thirty-three precincts in the county
show Ekern to have been defeated by
between 500 and 400. The contest
has been the most spirited ever wit
messed in this county and nothing
was left undone on either side to in
sure success.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
Weighed 20 Pour DIS at Rirsh.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sept. g.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. August Bielke,
at Herman, baby boy which tipped
the beam at 20 pounds" This is the
surprising message received in this
city, for very few have ever heard
of a 20-pound new born infant. And
now an attempt will be made to
have the father and mother and the
baby exhibited at the Northern Wis
lconsin state fair this month.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
DEFEATS ALL OPPONENTS AND
HAS PLURALITY OF MORE
THAN 5000.
DAVIDSON AGAIN HEADS THE RE
PUBliCANS; STRANGE FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
AWKWARD DEFEATS SCHMITz AS
LEADER OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC HOSTS.
Republican,.


Governor. q. Davidson, OF Sol
dler's Grove.
Lieutenant Governor-John Strange
OF Oshkosh.
Secretary Of State-James A. Frear
OF Hudson.
States Treasurer-A. H. Dahl, OF
WestDy.
Attorney General-Frank L. Gilbert,
Of Madison.
Insurance Commissioner-Ge E
BeedIe, of Embarass or ]. E. Abbott
of Madison.
For Congress.
First district-Henry A. Cooper, Re
cine.
SecOnd-John M. Nelson, Madison.
Third-Arthur w. Kopp, PlatteviIle
Fourth-William J. Cary, Milwau
kee.
sixth-George spratt, shegoygau
Falls.
Seventh-John J. Esch, La Crosse.
Eight. H. Davidson, Oshkosh.
Ninth-GustaYe Kuestermann, Greer
Bay.
Tenth-Elmer A. Morse, Amigo.
Eleventh-Irvine L. Lenroot, Su
perior.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
KING OF DENMARK
ADMIRES ROOSEVELT

Copenhagen, Sept. 6.-Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, president of Columbia col
lege, who has concluded his series
Of lectures before the University OF
Copenragen, was received in audi
ence by King Frederick Saturday af-
ternoon. His majesty held Butler in
conversation over an hour and in
quired particularly regarding Presi-
dent Roosevelt, for whom he ex-
pressed great admiration
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
TRAGEDIES.

Christopher Larson of Chippewa
Falls, fell headlong twelve feet into
the pit of a stone quarry at Colfax
and was fatally injured.
Two children of Peter Good, a
farmer of Ethelbert, Man, were cut
off in an upper story of their home by
fire and were burned TO death.
J. NJ Brown of Manson, Ia, killed
his daughter-in-law. Mrs. G. G. Brown,
with an Indian club following quar-
rel over Browns invalid wife.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
FOREIGN.

MuIai Hafid has been proclaimed
sultan of Morocco at EI-Araish, as
well as at Rabat and SaIee.
Gales again caused the postpone,
ment of Wilbur Wrights trials with
his aeroplane at Lemans, France.
Adalfo Rossi, formerly inspector OF
italian emigration, has been appointed
consul general of Italy at Denver.
Minister Cortes of Columbia denies
that Colombia is taking part in any
revolutionary movement in Vene
zuela by allowing the passage of fight
ing men across her frontier.
The st. Petersburg morning news
papers state that Count Leo Tolstois
condition is very grave. He has
been suffering for some time past
with dilation of the veins of his feet
Andrew Carnegie donated $1,000 for
the relief of the families of the sew
enty miners who lost their lives as q
result of an explosion which occurred
lin the Maple, England, coal mine on
Aug. 8.
HeracIio MenrOsa, mayor Of Cayey
Up. l., was arrested charged with ar
son. 1t is alleged that a recent fire
at Cayey, in which many buildings
were destroyed, was caused by Men
dosa.
The marriage of Miss Patricia Egan
daughter of Maurice f. Egan, the
American minister to Denmark, and
Jerome Elmer p. Murphy Of Los An
geles Cal, has been fixed for Sept
.IO at Copenhagen.
Macrena Koyorzoof, ~ years old
confesses that she induced Gerge
Pestriakof, whom she loved, to Eill
her husband, Peter S. Kavarzoof, a
woodman, at their home On AGoguak
island Off the coast OF Alaska.
The body Of the late baron Won
.Sternburg arrived at Leipsic and was
transported to LuJzshema in a hearse
drawn by four horses. A detach-
ment Of soldiers bearing lighted
torches accompanied the hearse
through Meckern TO Lutzschena.
President AIfaro Ecuador according
to public rUmor, is suffering from a
serious attack OF heart failure which
may prove fatal at any moment. The
president arrived at GuayaQuiI from
Quito in search of a change of eli
mate.
There were most exciting scenes
around the Friedrichsburger bank at
Berlin, as a consequence Of rumOrs
that the institution was in difficulties.
Thousands of persons gathered, de
handing their deposits. More than
$250,000 was drawn out.
Admiral Ii, with his flagship and
several gunboats, sailed from WI
chow for Canton, taking with him as
prisoners sixty of the mutinOus sol
diers from konghawai, where 1000
men revoIted On Aug. II. killing their
commander and several others, and
routing a force of loyal soldiers from
q nearby town.
The Netherlands government is
quite satisfied with the explanations
made by NJ De Reus, its former min
lister to the republic Of Venezuela,
relative TO the letter criticising PTesi-
dent Castro, which is alleged to have
been the reason for the minister's ex-
pulsion. There will be no apology.
The formation is announced of a
new political party N Japan consist
ing mainly OF politicians who have
hitherto ranked as independent or as
business men. The preliminary or
ganization seems to have progressed
very favorably and according TO pres
ent appearances the party will COM
mand something like sixty votes in
the lower house.