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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-19
Greatest Political Game Soon to Be PLAYED
Enemies of Joseph G. Cannon Now Plan His Overthrow


ed by republican newspapers through
out the country Cannon is declared
to be the republican @Old Man of the
Sea" the one great obstacle to
progressive policy and demand is
made that he be displaced
Before the election it usually was
estimated that il the republican ma
tority in the next house was above
thirty Cannon could not be defeated
for speaker But sentiment against
Cannon seems to be stronger. at least
Is given stronger expression, since
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the election than before Many repub-
hcan newspapers which enthusiast
ing that Cannon be defeated, taking
the ground that his continuance as
speaker would make it impossible for
Taft TO redeem the pledges he made
the country.
1t lad been expected there would be
great deIl of difficulty getting mem
bers TO come out in the open against
(CDnfiuued n .-on Page Eivel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-19
Special to Palladium.

Washington, Nov. 19.-Des2ite re-
publican majority of forty-seven in
the house of representatives, Joseph
G.. Cannon. of Illinois may not be
speaker of the sixty-first congress-
Such is the opinion of large number
of the republican members who have
arrived in town. and not day goes
by but some new arrival brings report
of strong anti-Cannon sentiment in
his district This sentiments reflect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-19
bEASLH HEADS
NEW COMMERCIAL
CLUB FEDERATION
Chosen President of the Or
ganization at Its Final
Meeting in This City This
Morning.
LETTER VICE-PRESlDENT
OF SIXTH DISTRICT.
Resolutions for State County
And Township Improve
ments Are Passed by New
Organization.
WHAT THE FEDERATI0N
DID THIS FORENOON.

Chose John F. Beasley of Terre
Haute for president.
Adopted constitution.
Decided on Gary as the place of
next annual meeting.
Endorsed resolutions fayoring
various improvements in state,
county, township and city govern
ment.
Endorsed resolution providing for
Improvement of tenement condi-
tions.
Endorsed resolution favoring
good roads.
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At the final meeting of the Indiana
Federated Commercial clubs. which
was the name adopted for the organi-
zation, held this forenoon, John f.
Beasley of Terre Haute was elected
first president of the infant organiza-
tion, which, its promoters predict, will
be one of the most powerful and influ-
entail in the state. and the following
vice presidents, one to each congress
sional district, were elected:
First-W V. Dixon, of Evansville.
Second-Job Freeman, of Linton.
Third-E. M. Frank, of Jeffersonville
Fourth-C. e. Custer. of Columbus.
F'ifth--E. l.. Harris, of Greencastle.
Sixth-A. E. Letter, of Connersville.
SEVENTH. l.. Gavin, of Indianapo-
lis.
Eighth-A. w. Brady, of Anderson.
Ninth-G. w. Duke, OF Kokomo.
Tenth--E. f. Johnston of Hammond
ELEVENTH.. E. Tulley of Marion.
Twelfth--R. B. Hanna of FIT Wayne
Thirteenth-C. E. Pattee of South
Bend.
The committee on constitution re-
ported through its chairman, C. M.
Kimbrough, of Muncie. The princi-
pal features of the constitution pro-
vided that the name of the organiza-
tion be The Indiana Federated Com
mercial Clubs; that any organization
of commercial nature in the state be
eligible for membership: that the Off
GERS include president, secretary.
treasurer and thirteen vice presidents
and that the executive committee in
clude the president and five members
appointed by him.
many Of the members and was finally
eliminated. The constitution was
amended to read the executive commit,
tee should consist of the president
secretary-treasurer and the thirteen
vice presidents, and that a quorum
would be the president, secretary.
treasurer and any three of the vice
presidents. 1t was feared that provis-
ion permitting the president to appoint
the executive committee would vest
too much power in him.
The constitution also provides that
the secretary treasurer shall be ap-
pointed by the executive committee
and it is quite probable this office will
be q salaried one.
Connersville Beaten.
Grins of delight" overspread the
countenances of the Gary delegation
srbar bv a .pon;yp1,,r vote +hox o;@ a
was selected as the place to held the
next annual meeting of the FEEDER
alton. Connersville would have liked
to have had this honor but gracefully
backed down to Gary, stating that il
was an open secret the members Of
the Federation were anxious to see the
Sand hills of Gary. S. E. Jones oi
this city laughingly stated that be
fore he voted he wanted to be assured
Gary would have enough money te
meet the expense of such a meeting
''We've got money to bulal," Mr. Nor
ton replied.
ment of state, county, township and
city government which are beins
championed by the Indianapolis Mer
chants Association and the Evansville
Commercial club We're endorsed en-
Enthusiastically by the federation after
they had been reported by the com
mittee on permanent organization
The list of these recommendation:
has been published. The officers
elected by the federation were the
selections of the committee on per
manent organization.
Temporary Chairman Mcclure alst
Continued on Page Eight)
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THE WEATHER PROPHET.

tNDiANA-Fair Thursday night and
Friday; light to fresh south winds.
oHio-Fair Thursday night, slightly
warmer in north portion; Friday
fair; light b fresh south windo.
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WIDOW GETS PROPERTY.

BY an order of the circuit court. the
been vested in the widow, louisa Sur
endorf.
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In Friendly Mands.

Mr.. Rockefeller was examined by
John G. Mulburn, one of the Stand
ards counsel. Frank B. Kellogg, the
governments special counsel sat qui-
etly through the session, never inter-
rupting even with an objection.
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Continued on Page Four.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-19
TENNESSEE RIDER
DIES IN HOSPITAL
! a.
Man Attached Moose Around
Capt. Rankin's Neck.

Nashville, Tenn. Nov 19.-Tom
Wilson, an alleged adjuster of the rope
which hanged Captain Hankin a few
weeks ago, died this morning in the
hospital to which he had been trans
ferred after taking a congestive chill
in Jail last night
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Cattle Stampede

A band Of 200 head of cattle, being
driven from Myrtle Creek 10 klamath
County by the Dixon boys last week,
went on a stampede and a number Of
the cattle were killed. The animals be.
came frightened at train that came up
behind them a, Rocky Point, Just north
OF fnckles station and stamp peded. Al
the Stevenson place is deep gully with
wagon road only wide enough to per-
nit the passage Of a single vehicle.
when ibe herd struck this gully they
rolled into it until 1t was full and the
remainder passed over them TO the other
side. Three Of the lot were killed and q
number crippled.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
Stock Ranch For Rent

In Wood River Valley, klamath Co.,
containing 4s0 acres, 100 acres meadow
and S20 pasture. All enclosed. For
further particulars inquire OF T. A.
Culbertson, Ashland, Ore. 8l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-29
BRIEF MENTION


opposite American Hotel, IT,
+, +. Fitch and son are in the city
from Merrill.
Fourth Of July decorations u, the S'a'
Drug Store.
Ilyod Browncll and wife returned
from Doris last evening.
Step in aud look at our line Of Post
Cards.-G. Ncitkcmpcr. "
The klamath Falls base ball team left
Tor Iakeyirw this morning.
For Sac or Trade. Residence and
business property in the hest town IN
Willamette valley, Inquire at the
Boston Store.
Robt. Mckee aud wife came in on tie
boat last evening on their way hone To
lakericw.
llatpins msir from real rnrrhuis aud
carnations, ~ III nature, NJ two alike.
q. Hri,kcmpcr, Jr.
j. &. Smith, capitalist al Chico,
1 Calf, arrived last evening to look over
this county with the view oi inNcstin..
Y biggest line "i irrNort IN town,
star prug Store.
Mr.. T.. u. Hall vent To- WhItclaLc
City today on school matters. Mrs.
/ Hall IL the clerk oi the scho"l board at
that place.
tor the lee, iig IN town call at the
Mammoth Stables. II. ". straw, Pro-
pri-tor.
Born To Mrs. Johnny Martin oi
Merrill this morning an : pound boy. I
Step in and took nj our line oi Post I
Card- &c. Hei,k-mper. Il /
II you order your clothes At the X. h,
X. store, you'il get q H. AMI exactly .
what you want.
T.. l.. Nile. went to Doris tlii. nom.
ing TO complete arrangements to take
over the management Of hotel at
tina, place.
All kinds Of fireworks, flag, bunting
etc at the star Drug Store,
one.iourth III on all cut glass aud
hand painted china iof ten days only 1t
Winters j-welry store.
Ezra Jay, one oi the oldest mrn Ia
Klamath County, was baptise,i Sunday
la Lost River by Rev J. u. Griffith, 81
the Baptist Church.
The latest novelty ia harpin- made
from real flowers a. in naturr, no tso
,lik..--G. lIeitkempcr, Jr.
lee Cream at the City Bakery. Give
~ t1al. opposite American Hotel. II.
II. Il. Sears aud wife and X. \. I'd.
nond-on and wife arrived yesterday
rom Chico, Calf. They left thi. morn.
ng for Spring Creek for months ash.
ny trip. Mr. sears i. 4 real estate man,
md on his return from Spring Creek, he
, ill spend week here investigating the
prospects Tor investments.
The glorious Fourth is near. Get
'our fireworks and decorations at the
star Drug Store.
Cut glass, silyeTware guaranteed for
. years, and high grade hand painted
rhina at Winters.
We are looking Tor the most difficult 4
'as.s Ia glass fitting at Winters. 4
Get your IRE crackers and decorations
It the star Drug Store.
You can get 2J.ineal book at Will.
oh's hotel for -. Board and lodging % n
! week &C. ID. Wilson, Prop. n
Merrill. The town without Q boom. !
New pictures tonight at the opera
louse.
They are swell and down to dste--th.y 4
ave the quality and are useiul-sorne 4
aa.F IL III q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
THAW BUILDING up CASE
Preceptor and Nur~e Testify He Was
Irrational Rs n Boy-Inannity I'm
the Family.

NEW YORK Jan. 14.-Tht attorneys for
Harry X ThBw ST his trial today began
relsntiessly 10 build VI the case OF legal
insanity which they have interposed in his
behalf RE a defense for the killing Of Stan
ford White. The two principal witnesses OF
the day were Prof. Charles II. Kohisr Of
WinonB- MINI. who acted as instructor to
ThBw In the Wooster. O, university In 1896
and Mrs. Amy Grossetts Of SRn MHteo
Cal. who attended ThRw as a trained
nurse at Monte Carlo, in 1897. They both
told Of the young mans eccentriciteE and
declared that his manner always was IRA
tiunBl
DIT John 7. DeemEr Of kittRnninE Pa
one Of the ThRw family physicians also wRs
heard. as were the attendant physicians of
three institutions fur the insane where
members Of the ThHw family. on both
pHternRl and maternal SIDES were confined
District Attorney Jerome by unexpectedly
invoking the sacred privilege Of plfy sician
and patient blocked much Of the testimony
TO unBoundness Of mind In the Ihnw
family Mr.. Jerome explained thar the law
conEpeiled him 20 ohjeot 10 such Testimony
H'itilDut Sn express waiver from fhe patient
Even the nurse who attended Thsw WAS
NOT allowed to testify until Thaw person
ally had made a waiver of The confidential
privileges in open court.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
HOWE HEADS ARMY OF HosoEs
81. Bouis MfIiionnire Tramp Expects
Citv 30 Make Approurintion
for pruvementp.

ST. LOUIS. Mo Jan 14.-HunEry and
out Of work. 500 thinly-clBd rncn murchcd
through the SNOW and cold 20 the city
hRr today seeking Mayor Wells IN or
der 10 make application for his assistance
in securing employment
James Eads Howe philAuthropiEt and
scion of prominent family. who proudly
STYLES himself a ''hubo LED the process
sion and the Welfare association. of y hich
he is the founder and benefhctor. formed
the nucleus Of the army
When the start was made from the
arbitration headquarters 500 men were in
line. with J. Mi1Hrd socialist leader uf
CtncinnRh acting as marshal A meal ~
bread and black coffee was served just
before the start each man getting two
slices Of bread ana . tin cup Of coffee.
At first the column moved on the side
walk. but soon they went 10 the center
Of the street. The leaders showed invita-
tions TO men on the Sidewalk 10 1oin the
ranks Of the unemployed and soon the
ranks we're Bwelled 70 500.
AL the way the men we're ordBriy ana
9 special police force had nothing 70 DO.
While the hungry hurdes lined up in the
city hall grounds. a committee represent
ing the army" waited on Mayor Wells
Mayor Wells assured the men that ne
would 90 all IN his power 70 give them
employment II he could find the city had
work TO be done i cannot give y0u char
ity work" said Mr.. Wells. Under present
conditions the only thing / can DO is 70
divide the work now being done by che
city and give part 10 you"
This met with the approval Of the com
mittes and after its departure Mayor Wells
instructed Street Commissioner TrRvfuB
TO prepare an ordinance calling for an Ep-
preparation Of $4,000 for street work the
ordinance 10 be introduced in the house Of
delegates
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
EoHElEENTs or oCEAM HTEAl
DEAD BANKER A SPEcULAToR
r. II. Sargent, Cashier of N0rth ArtIe-
boro Concern, Had Accounts with
Several Brokers.

NORTH ATTLEBORo. Mass. Jan. n
The fact that Frederick T. Sargent. the
late cashier OF the jewelers. National bank
Of Nortn Attisboro. which Is now IN the
hands Of q receiver. had been hyp0theostinE
the FUNDS OF the bank beoEme definitely
known today when the surety company
which furnished ~ bonds paid uver TO the
receiver Of the bank the sum uf S2O.oDo, the
fun amount Of the bond
The payment o. the bond WI aid greatly
In paying the dspoHitors Of the bank, and
il is nov hoped thst AL oepoaiturE win be
paid IN fun. The payment Of S7b.o0o by the
Roger Williams Insurance company q week
OF two ago and the payment of the cash
iers bond have Fweusd the visible assets
by Sa5oOo
Ths examination o. ths cAAhierE personal
affairs has shown that he had accounts
with several Boston brokerage houses ana
II iE behsved that he lost heErily in Epscu-
lEtiuns-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
REJECTS LAWYERS OPINIONS
Ohio's SecrrtRFV Of state Declines
THEORY Primary Law ts Net
ApRlfuahle.

COLUMBUS. a Jan Is.-CSpecial. -
That question cannot come before this
department for considerBtiun.' SAID Sec
rstary Of State Thompson today when the
opinion Of lawyers al Washington TO the
effect that delegates TO the national cun-
ventiun could not be chosen in the districts
by primary elections under the Bronson
primary election lav, was shown hmm.
'''rha6 action cHnBas slfieet atate con
vention in any WAY. The fact OF the mat
ter is that the Bronson law neither gives
nor withholds Buthortty 10 select district
delegates 10 the national convention"
CLEVELAND. O., Jan. l3-The county
boaCd Of elections today declined to tRke
any action in the republican factionnl war
until Thursday. By that time II iE expected
that Secretary OF State Thompson will
have rendered a decision as TO his juris-
diction In the matter.
Secretary Of State Thompson today heard
representatives OF the three factions IL
Cleveland regarding their claims In the
Taft Foraker fight 10 be recognized as the
bonRfide committee Of the county Sec
retBry Thompson intimBted that ne viii
probably refer the matter to the state cen
trBl committee and let il decide as to the
legality Of the committee, and then he viii
act This is understood 10 be favored by
the Taft people but the Foraker faction
strenuously objects 10 the plan
Chairman Walter Brown Of Toledo spent
the morning trying 10 bring about some
sort Of compromise in the matter but he
was unsuccessful.
new proposition has been sprung viz
That q new CuyahoER county COMMITTEES
be elected at the presidential primaries.
This is favored by the Taft people, but the
Foraker element turned II down
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
lMBEcILE BOY NOW SPEAKS
Albany Professor Develops Yourh
Born Deficient in Remark
able Manner.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1k.-Bpeechless for six
teen years, Gustav LGut has IN ter months
learned 10 talk fluently. During the same
period be has developed from an abnormal
undeveloped almost imbecile boy into an
alert active ambitious person. he has
grown four inches IN height permanent
tssth have come 10 him against all the
beliefs Of the dental profession. and ne
nov gives promise % beoor1inE a healthy
normal man HiE dsEeiopmsnt is the re-
Euff Of experiments OF Dr Campbell Of
Albany, ~. 7, an instructor IN music WIN
treated the hoy according 70 theories Of
mis- owr-thsor1ss which ne believes viii
cure the deaf and even the blind and rut
an END 10 tmbscility
When ths boy first came 10 his notice
Prof Campbell said al uf hts habits were
infEntfls and he wRH abnormal IN every
way. E5iH body was undsvelUpsd az was
mis- brain. Prof. Campbell began by caus-
ing the boy 10 wiEglh one Of mis- tosE. an
operation which required several weeks
Gradually the principle was extended. mus
cles were stimulated. and with their Htiruu-
lHtiun came q Response from lungt and
hear. Circulation WBs quickeped and
finally the boy was taught 10 speak He
became ambitious 10 81 through college
Und make Up for lost time
Campbell brought LRut 70 New York
for the purpose OF dsnonstnEtinE his
theory Of scientific develnpmsnt of the
abnormal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
NIGHT RIDERS SEND THREAT
Armea Men Guard Tobacco War;
houses An Kentucky in Spite
sf DemandE

LEXINGTON, ky, Jan. l4-A special
from F1sminEsburg TODAY SAYS that twelve
men armed with KrAE-JurEensen rifles are
guarding the town ana rhs turnpiies lead
ing there 10 prevent q thrsstened attack
by night riderA Tobacco iE being received
81 all warehouse but the city council
ordared that buyers osGss purchasing. and
this has been done. AnanynouE uornnuui-
cations have been received that uuless
MHuHsr The American Tnhlcno company
representative, leaves by EunoAy. January
n warehouses win b. burned tn the
ground The Request 81 ssvu-ai DAYS EEo
20 Governor Wilson I'm trucpn has bssn
refused. Several 81 rhs soutay e lUl1ty
msnbs1 An EnonG xbs K1EFdA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
MULM BEeS EkR OF FRENCH
Pretender 10 ThrOne of Morocco sends
Deprivation 10 Paris Making
Promises.

PARIS. Jan. 1A-A commission from
Mulai Hafid, the nswlE-proclafmed sui
tan OF MDroonas a1rfvee IN Paris taniKtt
n consists of Muisi Hsfids private secre-
tHry. former French naval officer
named Pouet. M. Follet declares that the
holy war IN Morocco Is not directed
against foreigners, but against Abd-el-Azi
and the governing board Of Morocco. and
that Mulai Hafid VIII scrupulously observe
the treaty signed previous to his being
declared sultan, including the AgecirRs
act Continuing NJ Polet sBys that
MulBi HHfid has with him 5000 regular
troops and 10000 tribesmen. In Bddition
there are 10000 trfbesmen before MogR-
dor, 1000 before MEzagan and $500 be
fore CRsablRnDR. MulRi HRfid needs
neither men nor money, Pollet says. NJ.
JuHrez, the socialist leader introduced an
Interpolation on the Moroccan question
10 the Chamber Of Deputies.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
BRAZIL EXTENDS CLAD HLND
Brilliant Reception to ofiOsrE Of
American Fleet in Southland.
PRESIDENT FEEKA Is GRATTED
Amhassador Dudley Gives Klnburaae
Pete ~ PetroPoIi., Fzrtacipstea
In ~ DaplomRss ana on
csaAs Of Oounsrr.

mo 1ANEIRO. Jan. lA-The first OF the
many official functions 10 be given in honor
OF the visiting American naval officsfp
during their stay took place yesterday.
The firEf event was a visit TO the Brazilian
minister uf marine Admiral Alsncar and
this wHs followed by q rsoeptiun by the
president Of the -epublic. Dr Pennh and
q banquet by the American aubRasndur.
Irwin B. Dudley Dr RennR cordially well
coined the visitors 70 Brazil The Hnbasss-
dorE function wAs 4 brilliant affair.
In the afternoon the officers went out
70 PstrupoliE. the home OF the diplomatic
corps twenty-twD miles distant from the
capital. They we're accompanied by many
high 93raziliHn officisls and representative
OF the various lsEEti1ns- Al the railroad
station q this suburb they were received
BY the private secretary OF AhhaEEador
Dudley and joined shortly aftsrvErd by
the ambassador himself. The party then
proceeded to the reHtasnce Of the president
Mr Dudley presented Admiral Thomas to
the president and then introduced each
officer IN turn Replying 10 an address
made py Mr.. Thomas. Dr. Peuna said
] Em extremely grEtiflsd 81 the presence
here of the Officers commanding The pow
erful fleet sent TO these waters by the
Wllich we are united by bonds Of strong
friendship ] congrHtulHte you upon your
ability as nRviEEturE and express my ad-
UirBtion. You have arrived punctuR1lv at
your destination in spite OF the great diff
cultieE presented by your undertaking. Yoa
are cordially welcomed here and ] trust
that your stay In BrHEn VIII be happy
In response Admiral Thomas MADE a
Hhorz spesch Of thanks.
Upon leaving the residence Of Dr. PENN
the officers were driven 10 the home Of
Mr. Dudley. The banquet was superb. The
entire house and grounds were Illuminated
by Venetian lamps and culored electric
lights. Within the salons were Rblaze with
graceful illumination and oolored flowers.
The tables were laid In two Of the salons
and were united ny an arc Of flowers.
They were decorated with cut glass. beau
ttful EilverwHre and more Flowers Among
those present were all the hduirRls. the
commanding officers Of each battleship.
the Brazilian minister Of marine the Bra
lillian minister Of war the chief OF the
naval staff an official representing the
minister Of foreign affairs, Baron de Rio
Branco. and number OF deputies and
senators.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
QUESTION is ONE OF INTENT
Prosecution An walsh Case says
Banker is IN Attisuae Of specn-
lA1inE OmetaI.

CHICAGO, Jan A.-John R. wElsh'E A.
legged mAnipulEtions os the FUNDS OF the
Chicago National bank were compared with
the hypothetical uffsnss Of bank cashier
VINO HpeculBteE on the stock exchange n
the course uf me dEy'E argument 70 the
jury on behalf uf the government IN the
Welsh case Assistant D1Htrici Attorney
Francis HEnchett. conduuting the second
representation Of the case against The Ao-
oused banker, told the Jury that the only
question that remained for them 70 pass
upon was that OF intent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-01-15
Coroner Believes that Several More
VIII Be Pound.
PROBABLE ORIGIN OF PANIC
Grown Persons Scared by Escape Of
Gas from Picture Machine.
FrRE DEPARTMENT DISABLED
Apparatus on way 20 Ftre CoIHid~s
With Tree and one Fire@
man r. Instantly
KILLED.

rev. or. I. Groh- paEtnr of ~ MARKS
Lutheran church of Omaha. wus q resi-
cert Of 8oyertown, Pa for mere thar
twenty-five yesrH, eurinr al of which
time he was pastor q %. John'n Isuthsrar
church there. This ia the onngrerasion
under the auspices % whioh the uu1ar1aan-
znent wRE being E3vun when the sheats1
fire and panic occurred Monday night
y was Mortified 90 hearing the news uf
the oHtAEtropbs which has come upon the
people Of my old hezns." Easd nr. 9roh 90
a reporsaT for Ths nee. II knew nearly
Al the paOpls who nre amonE the dead
and injured Thsy were my old and dsaz
friends. Many % them bapsiKed and
oonftEmsd- Ny deepest EympH9hy gees
ont TO thsm- May Goa hslp thsm IN shsis
63Efroau"
Dr. Groh left Doysrtuwn IN issl- but has
made several trips 20 has old homs aanus
then he was bsck there last year. Ths
ST. Johns ohuroh thers haH ever l.Ooc
members Of the bsEt people 81 thaa thriv-
4ng community.