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New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS-Senate: The conference report
on the agricultural appropriation bill was
agreed to; bill creating conservation of re
sources commission was introduced -
House: The bill making appropriation OF
$500 600 for representation of the United States
at the Toxic exposition in 1912 was passed and
the conference report on the legislative appro-
priation bill was agreed to
FOREIGN.-M CaiIlaux announced TO the
French parliament that the budget showed an
estimated denclI OF Sb.bO0.to0; he expects 10
meet this shortage by strict collection OF taxes
on stock bond and realty transfers and by
doubling license fees on saloons where abSinthe
is sold The text of the treaties arranged
between Great Britain and the United States re
garding international fisheries and boundaries
laid before the Dominion Parliament. ~
The German Foreign Office may make represen-
1ationS 20 France regarding the alleged i'll treat
ment Of messenger by French troops. ==
NJ hokoVsoff, the Russian Minister OF + flnance'
announced the governments intention to raise
s400,000.00o by internal and foreign loans TO
meet railway construction and army reforms.
DOMESTIC.-Secretary Taft made public at
Washington measures adopted by the Panama
government to provide against fraud in the cleo
Iions in July. - The streetcar strike in
Cleveland was marked by riots and bloodshed.
- The Republican members of the House
Of Representatives viii hold conference to-
night on anti-iniunction legislation A
three point bulge" in cosn in Chicago said
10 have netted James A Patten $100O,0OO. -
The California State Democratic Convention in
structed the delegates TO the national convention
st Denver TO vote for Bryan ~ Governor
Hughes at Albany signed the bill Of Assembly
man Merritt creating a new highway code Tor
this state. Faldwins aeTodrOme White
Wings made two flights at Hammondsport, y
Y. during the latter going 240 feet at an eleYa-
ton Of at least twenty feet. = Ex-Governor
John T. Hill, Of Augusta, Ne, was reelected a
member Of the Republican National Committee
- The Orange County Board Of Supervisors
repudiated the West Points Cornwall state road
and appointed committee TO investigate the
matter
CITY.-Stocks weak. = George t.
Sterry was shot and killed by his son, who then
ended his own life. 80 Mae G. Wood said she
could have obtained $4,000 for the letters which
she alleges Senator Plat wrote to her ==
The National manufacturers Association com
mittee reported in favor Of a board Of experts
10 revise the tariff and said Congress was not
fl TO do il. - Bishop Burgess discussed
canon law at the opening of the annual conven-
ton Of the Episcopal diocese Of Long Island.
forty-seven members of the Cotton Exchange in
- W. H. Marsh, Brooklyn manufacturer.
awaited death from hydrophObia with iron
nerve. -= Governor Fort said that he not
candidate for Vice President and favored
Franklin MuTphys nomination. - New York
University sophomorsS closed their class year
by ducking eleven freshmen. == The grand
jury began an Investigation of T. A. Mcintyre
d Co
THE WEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Rain. The temperature Yesterday Highest 6S
degrees; lowest. 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
About People and Social Incfdenfs.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Among those booked 20 sail for Europe to-6av -,
Mrs. James Flower. her daughter. Miss Er,sr'
Flower. and her son-in-law and daughter. Mr az
Mrs. Pierre IorilIard Barley; Mr.. and Mrs rTs
lam H. FaIcOner and Mr. and Mrs. z Frs,-s-
Hyde who will remain abroad until fall. Mr -
Mrs Barley viii spend part OF the su7nn.r :
Switzerland with Mrs Henry T. Barley. WIN -.
made her home there since the death o. w.
Barley
Mrs George w Vanderbilt. who had o.., a, =,
Virginia Hot Springs for the last three week, -
returned 10 Biltmore. y. C.
Mrs Edward V. Ioew will open her cottas, =.
Sesbright. n. J.. next week
Mrs. Arthur W Talcott's marriage 20 E1-,s
Wyckor Harris will take place this afternoon :,
the East ssth street home OF her parents Mr. ,rs
Mrs r. Edwards Rowland Only relatives and ~
innate friends will be present.
Another marriage to-day will be that OF ~
Eleanor Patterson TO HarraI MuIliken. IN Cr..,
Church Chantry. The ceremony viii be folo~s
by reception at the brides home. IN East 80
street.
Mrs Roosevelt was represented BY a large w-.,e
OF white carnations at the funeral oc Mrs. JOB,
f. Cowdn yesterday morning at her husband,
home. in Gramercy Park. and among those WHO AZ.
tended the services. conducted by the Rev Dr.
Mesier OF ST Johns Church. Far Rockavay re-,
the Mayor and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan. Mrs A
Butler Duncan Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Sst.,-.
lee Mrs Prescott Hall Butler. Mrs. J. Bori.-
Hartman Mrs. Schuyler Schisrelin. Mrs. Egsr.,
I. Winthrop. Rene and Ernest La Montagne a.a
Gordon FeI1owes-
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour I. Cromwell hav. closed
their house and are staying at the Plaza.
Miss Cfeorgiana II. Farr Will be married 20 Ha-.
o~ Nr and ~ -is-
OF this CITY, on June 10. at the Episcopal Churc.
Orange n j. The wedding will be followed By
reception at the country home OF the brides pa.
ents Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Powers Farr, IN wes
Orange.
Mira Charles n. Coster and Miss Helen Costa
have gone to Tuxedo for the season
Mrs Frederic Bull will leave town today IN
Jenox where she will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy r Pyue have opened ths,
country place at Bernardsville. n J.. for t.s
summer
Mr. and Mrs Augustus D. JuiIliard have sons %
Tuxedo, where they will spend the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Mrs. Frances Fearn. widow OF Walker Fearn
formerly United States Minister to Rurnania who
is engaged in a lecture tour of the country In the
interests of the blind, will speak tonight at Willis
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Willis ave
nue. and 1Est street. The Bronx. Her subject Will
be The Work Being Done for the Blind by Queen
Elizabeth OF Rumania," better known as Carmen
sylvia. She will describe the city for the blind
founded by the Queen and tell OF all that is be-
ing done in Rumana.
Mrs. Fearn turns the proceeds OF all lect-
to various institutions for the blind and
collection that will ne taken up tonight will be
used a small circle OF blind persons I'm The,
Bronx. Mrs. Fearn. who did much work with the,
Queen OF Rumania for the blind. induced to
come here to continue her work by the Queen
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
HORSE RACING.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: II the racing OF horses under the present
conditions Is such a to public morals and
IT, YOU say. the moral sentiment the state IS
aroused against it. why is It that such day
as yesterday Belmont Park is crowded with such
orderly and respectable looking number of
fellow citizens? And why is 1t your paper features
the gathering and the contests of the thorough
breds, giving special prominence to the betting
odds and the value OF the purses?
HENRY r YOUNG.
Newark. n. j.. May H. 1908.
1.-THE Tribune is not opposed. nor do We be-
lieve that public opinion is opposed. to the rae
ing of horses. What We are opposed TO is vir-
tual annulment and defiance OF the supreme law
of the state for the benefit Of few persons and
to the loss and decentralization of many OF
course We print the racing news Why
shouldn't We?I
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
AT THE WHITE HOUSE:
From The Tribune Bureau ]


Washington May 1s.-The President sent "iea- %
sage TO the Gar congratulatlns MN "p ~
fortieth birthday. tat o..
Secretary TAFT had a conference to-day WIN tne
President about the coming election In faHa ~
Mr.. and Mrs Japvier and Miss Grace ro'''' "''
guests at the White House
sue'.' ,.. o. Cnnnanasr 4 C. Bulmer to-day pre-
..n,ad Lieutenant Roger Williams, the new COM
mander of the sylph. which will be the
Yacht during the summer Other cahers a. eit0
White House included Senators warner ~
~. 60. ,r.xop and Curtis and Representa-
,iyes Moore wanger Burton. Of Delaware uoui-
den Small. Capron. Hale. Sherman, Hooson Saui-
son and Butler.
The Cabinet met at II a. m and remained III se'-
sion until p. m
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
rr-on Tba Tribune Bureau. 7

rFrom The Tribune Bureaul
Washington May 19.-The Austrian AHDassaooI
and Baroness Hengerniiller will close the embassy
hrs ON Nav 7s and will go to Bar Harbor. where
,hev have leased a cottage for the summer
Wu Ting-fang, the Chinese Minister mas gone %
New York to remain for some days lie VIII also
visit Niagara Falls
rha Austrian naval attache and Baroness
! reuschen Won und zu Iiebenstein; G. Won Schu-
bert German attache: Mr.. de Thai. Russian sec
ond secretary and Mr. Skybak. Norwegian hrst
secretary have returned to the captat hi'er -
,, .he week end at the Delaware home of Sem
D1IP
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

the opium habit Is a grave evil IN tne,, vi
entail possessions too 1t prevails "i'h 'nc
use of hemp and other drugs. not oniy anions
the Chinese settlers in those lands put ai'ons
the Hindus. Malays and other natives. anu
among some Of them it Is ever more Ill my
fixed and more mlschievous than ai1ons ".
Chinese, which is why we bave sugseS'e" 'a"'
its eradication elsewhere may De h'oi. NJ =.
,,;aohIo .aal than in China AT any rate 1t
is b;rh time for the whole work to be under-
token and we shall be glad to record New
Years Day of 1909 as the beginning Oh
hopefnl new era in all the drug-ridden lands
ot the Far East.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
A WONDERFUL BELT.



Washington State boasts the largest leather holt
made In the world The hides of a herd OF
Z3 steers were required to furnish the material
from which the big endless belt was built Oniv
the centres of the hides used and each OF
these was stretched for weeks to insure perfectly
even strength in all parts of the proposed belt
The belt is ia feet long feet wide and three plv
thick. The weight OF the belt is something more
than thirty-fve hundred pounds
Not peg rivet or fastening of any kind was
used to weld the pieces OF hide together. Tho best
quality of cement was used, and the places where
hd,, tne n,1ss overaP Mers Welded ny the weight Of
square foot. The big belt has just been Installed
IN the new Dempster sawml at Tacoma. Wash
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
CLINTON COMMITTEE MEETS

The executive committee OF named on
Monday by Chairman Francis n. Pendeton of
the committee invited by Mayor Mcclellan TO pre-
pare for the reception of the body OF the late
Governor Clinton. whicr is to arrive here one
week from to-day from Washington. met yester-
day In the office of the Corporation Counsel. IL
was decided that Hugh Hastings should go 10
Washington TO ascertain the governments pro-
gramme before further arrangements made
here. The committee will meet again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

1Bv Telegraph to The Tribunal
Newport r l. May 19.-The estates Of Mr. and
Mrs O. H p Belmont, Mrs Ogden Goelet- Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Leeds. Commodore and MIS-. e L
Gerry and Mr. and Mrs ]. ]. Wysong are being
made ready for occupancy
Me- paul Dah1sren returned TO New York to-day
Willing Spencer returned from New York tns
evening and Is registered at the Muenchinser King
cottage.
Miss Caroline Grosvenor returned from New fors
this evening
William @ Rocker was a visitor to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
Amusements.

ACADEMY OF MUSTC-2-s-Jord Dundreary.
AIEAMREA-2-S-Naude
AMERICAN-2-Il Trovatore-S-Afda
ASToR-2 3o-s.2a Full.
-2:3o-s:3e-Pape Lebonnard
RLANEY 'S-S:15-The Dancer and the King
CASINOS -s:15-Nearly Hero
CgRCIsE-2:1s.- -S:I5-The Nerry-Go-R Round
CoIQNIA1-2-S-Sau vile.
toNES ISI.AND-Iuna
DAILY YS-2lS-S.I5-Cirls
DEHEY-2-S-NaudeNi!le.
EDEN NTSEE-The World in Wax.
ENPIRE-2:15-s s:20-Fafher and the Boys.
HACkETT-s:15-The Witching Hour.
TANNERS N'S-2-S:15-Naudeyille-
EARLEM CASTNO-Rigo.
HERALD SQUARE-2:lb- -s:i5-The Girl Behind tS
HIPPonRoME-2-sBattl Port Arthur. Ballet. Gin
and Orap.
CnSOe-2:I5-s.co-The Honor Of the Family.
kNICKER RBOCKER-S:15-The Yankee Prince.
LYRIC -2l-S S.a0-The Wolf
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-ll TO I-Mothers EH
SEN ANsTERDAM-2:1s- s:l5-The Merry Widow.
NEW yORK-2.2o- -s:1S-The Soul Kiss.
SANOY-s.20-The Servant in the House
" VeIIA CK'S 6 The Cav Musician
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
TO PRESIDE OVER DEAF AND DUMs.

The annual meeting of members and the elecuo"
OF officers and directors Of the New York lhs',
tuition for the Instruction OF the Deaf and pulH'
was held yesterday afternoon at the institution 'l
Washington Heights. C.. y Stoddard was ~
elected president. Thatcher NJ Adams first VIZ
president and secretary. John c. Perry sso0N
vice-president and W. NJ V. Hoffman treasure.
This Is Mr.. Adams's forty-hrst year as secrets'''
The retiring directors OF the 1905 class were
elected as follows: Thatcher VI. Adams. SIM
X Belts. Warren z. Dennis. Robert O. HUI,
Michael Kerwin. Edwin Iangdon and Archi0~'
%. Russell.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
QUEEN HEARS MELBA IN LA soHEME!

London. May I9.-The rivalry between the two
prima dOnnas. Mines. Melba and Tetrazzini. brought
the Queen and large audience TO Covent Gardsn
tonight on the occasion Of SIeIba's first appear
ance this season The public has been on the upt07
OF excitement whether the Italian diva would %
able TO dsplaCe her Australian rival the sIi
OF the season Melba elected 20 appear IN "a
Bohame-" She sang in uudimuished style snN
was warmly applauded but the general tnpressiO'
is that the enthusiasm tonight hardly y
great has been displayed on nights Vneh
TetrazZtni sang
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
KING EDWARD TO VISIT RUSSIA

London May l9.-King Edward viii spend "esS
soon with the Emperor and Empress OF Russia u
is expected that he will embark on the royal yaca
at Portsmouth on MAY 29 at the CONCLUSION u
President FaIIieress visit 10 London ms wiz
be the first time that the King has met the Ernpe-
ror since his accession The last meeting was on
,3e occasion Of the funeral Of Emperor Aiexsnasf'
in 1884, when the King was Prince OF Wales.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
A DEMOCRATIC PENANCE.
From Judge.

Bryan has been called many things by his op-
ponents. but 1t was supposedly a friendly voice
the other day which referred to him as the hair
shirt of the Democracy" This, to our thinking is
the most apt of all He is the sackcoth which
the Democracy Is wearing for its sins of spine
lessness and dissension- In the course OF a few
months he VIII also be the ashes. Then perhaps
the penance VIII he complefe
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
GERARD LoWTHER AMBASSADOR

London. May 19.-Gerard A L0wther, the Br1ts,
Minister at Tangter- has been appointed 20 succs'
Sir Nicholas r. O'Conor. who died at Constan'
tinople IN March. as British Ambassador to Turkey!
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
NORFOLK PASTOR GOES TO BROOKLYN

Norfolk Va May 19.-The Rev. Dr- " NJ Vines
OF the Freernason Street Baptist Church here -
day announced his acceptance OF a call 10 the Han
son Place Baptist Church, Brooklyn He will eaTs
here October l.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
artp71nrk DAILY Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 20. 1905.

This newspaper IS owned and published by
The Tribune Association q NerC York corpora
zion, Office and principal place of business Trib-
uae Building. No 154 Nassau street. NeW York; 4;
Ogden Mills. president; Nathaniel TuttIe. sec
-etarv and treasurer. The address of the Off
GERS is the Office OF this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
MISS REIp's BRIDESMAIDS.

London Nav Is-NIiss Jean Reid's bridesmaids
on the occasion OF her wedding with John Huoer
Ward. brother of the Earl OF Dudley on June %
will include Miss Bessie CroCker and Miss NILS
and Mr. Wards nfeCes Lady Gladys Honor ana
LADY Morvyth Lillian Ward. daughters Of Lora
Dudley
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Congratulations due to Mr. Henry Gay
Weeks of Bayside. Long Island, for his Victory
OF last week over the tree destroying wire
stringers of telephone company. He appears
to have devoted large share of his time anu
la Dor for years to fighting just such nulsahceS'
and how great nuisances they are and how nucn
they need suppression the multitudes or dead OF
rutilated shade trees all through the suburbs OF
New York mutely but patheticany testify
Every man who effectively resists such needless
and wanton outrages upon both public and pr1-
vate rights is a benefactor of the community
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

The impressive figure at the conferehfce, o,
the Governors with the President IN noS w ~
last week John A. Johnson. the sIOVerhoi ''
Minnesota-Charleston News and Courier.
Colonel Hemphill certainly has the courase
of the Impressions which he has absorbed si''ce
he took to wearing Johnson magnifyins glasses
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

] all that Democratic craftsmanship has been
| able to accomplish in relation to the cur
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

The proposition before the currency confer
rees that half the emergency circulation be
authorized under the terms OF the Vreeand bill
and the other half under the provisions of the
AIdrich bill is grotesque. Why not take all the
one hundred plans which have been offered to
Congress and please everybody by permitting
one one -hundredth of the emergency circulation
to be issued in accordance with each and every
plan?
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Seeing that Count Witte was chiefly respon-
sbIe for the extensive railroad building In fus-
sa which has greatly embarrassed the I'M
perial finances. his detailed and earnest opposl-
ton to the Amoor railroad project possesses pc
cuar interest. There Is probably nobody IN the
empire who can speak the subject with more
authoritative knowledge than he, and when he
declares that the cost Of the road has been
officially underestimated by $J0OoOOoO, with
''out taking into account the almost Inevitable
"pecuIations." he certainly seems to challenge
the most careful consideration Yet as the ex-
listing Siberian railroad. which has cost fabulous
sums fails and will fail to fulfil Its purpose
without this new line, there is much force in the
demand for the construction of the latter From
one point of view 1t may look like throwing
good money after bad" but there is chance that
thus the bad will be made good.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Mrs George w Vanderbilt. who had been a, ~.
Virginia Hot Springs for the last three wssxa ,..
returned TO Bltmore. y. C.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Mrs Arthur W. Ta1cotts rar-iags 10 1-,-.
WyckOT Harris will take place this afternoon =,
the East 6sth street home OF her parents. Mr. a..
Mrs H. Edwards Rowland Only relatives and !,
innate friends will be present.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Another marriage to-day will be that Of NJ.
Eleanor Patterson to Harral MuIliken. IN Graz,
Church Chantry. The ceremony will be foIlor,s
bv reception at the brides home. IN East kxs
street
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20
MRS FEARN TO SPEAK FoR sl,Nn

New York. May 1s. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-05-20

Mrs. Edward V. Ioew will open her cottar, u.
Seabright N J.. next week
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
PETTIBONE ACQUITTED.

The expected happened at Boise in
the acquittal of Pettibone for COM
plicity in the murder of Gov. Steun-
enberg. After Haywood slipped
through the tolls of the law, the trial
of his accomplice was the merest
matter of form, gone through with as
much to uphold the dignity of the
commonwealth as anything else.
Naturally, therefore, the indictment
against the remaining member of the
trio, Meyer, was dismissed.
There is something very singular
in all this. Under the law-Idaho
law and that of every other western
state, if not all states-to be an &C
tive participant in conspiracy which
consummates murder, is to be an ac-
cessary before the fact-a principle
in the first degree-and therefore
equally guilty with the one who does
the killing. The conspiracy was es-
tablished beyond cavil, the killing
was already an accomplished fact, SO
all that was necessary would seem to
be he connection of the accused with
the conspiracy. To say that this was
not done would be to say against
common sense, and the facts as de-
veloped; in fact, the defense did not
rely upon rebuttal of that point and
turned their attention to the breaking
down of Orchards testimony. This,
TO an impartial observer, was far
rom successful because, while the
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11

man was shown to be a miscreant
this did not prevent him from tellino
the truth, and besides, he was cor
roborated in so many important par
ticulars that one would have to
srain at gnat and swallow a camel
to say his story was substantially. or
at all false, except as to an occasional
lapse OF memory regarding mere mat
tiers of detail. The Molly Maguires
OF Pennsylvania were convicted on
the same class of testimony as that
which an Idaho jury has rejected.
Well, if that state can stand il this
one can; besides, we are in very
sim lar condition as relates TO ina
bility to adequately deal with MUIR
derers and thugs. 1t is tough pro-
position for the law-abiding element,
whichever way you look at it.
AS to Orchard-wel, there is an
other problem. OF course he is gull
ty because he has said so, and his
evidence is good against himself, al
though not good against his confed-
crates. But as long as what he did
was only part of the whole muir
derous scheme, why should his part
be the only one to be visited with
punishment A good many people
are disposed to regard him as being
about the whitest blackbird in an
awfully black bunch, as bad as he is;
and to hang him while rewarring the
Others, while II would be upholding
the law as it stands would be an aw-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-01-11
PRESENT STANDING OF THE
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES


political stock-taking i'll the republic
can ranks, with results which are
more interesting than illuminating.
Altho the Presidents summary dis
posal Ct the third-term movement
brought all the other candidates into
greater monetary prominence, public
interest, as reflected in the press,
centers at this time principally
around the figures of the War Sec.
rotary and of Governor Hughes.
Prior to the Secretary's return many
editorial observers felt that his boom
owing to the inefficient manage
ment by its hackers, Senator For
aker's shrewd tactics in Ohio, and
the growth of Hughes sentiment
throughout the country-was N a
forlorn and dropping condition. Hi,
return, however, and the recent Taft
sentimen. Taft clubs are in process
or organization in various Western
and Southern States. Wherever
Roosevelt sentiment was the strong
est Taft is accepted as the natural
nominee of the party.
Apropos of his Endorsement by the
Missouri Republican State Commit
tee the Kansas City Times 0nd) re
marks:
For long time there has been It
conviction in Missouri that Mr.. Taft
is the best man to carry forward the
work of Roosevelt administration
the best in point of equipment, ex
pericncc, and personclity-Gnd that
he is the strongest of ell the repub.
lican candidates politically.
Missouri republicans have a pc
culiar interest in Mr.. Tafts candi-
dacy. Aside from the fact that the
Secretary is the strongest candidate
of the party before the couatry, Il
is believed that he is the Only rcpub-
lican who would have a chance t,
keep the state in the republican co..
umn."
There is some reason to believe.
says the Wall Street Journal (Fin.),
that the strength of Secretary Taft
has not been appreciated at its full
value in New York.
The same paper, however. admits
that the rapid growth of Governor
Hughes's popularity has hcen zone
OF the most remarkable political de-
velopments of recent years." the
more remarkable since chs person.
atty, while it inspires respect, and his
mental powers, while they excite adj
mlration, are not such as ordinarily
to attract popular enthusiasm" The
newspapers of the country, rejecting
the sentiment of their communities
are very flattering in their references
TO Governor Hughes; but some Of
them feel that he has reason to saw
Save me from my friends" Thus
the uncessful attempt of his support.
ers to secure the New York Repub. !.
lican County Committees indorse. 4,
mont Of HE eondidac,, ,,,ao,a go ~