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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05


DR.. Atkins said the English papers
are talking hard times and that trade
Is bad there. He and his companions
saw a great many men out OF work
and were approached constantly with
hard luck stories They saw more
squalor and drunkenness in Edinburgh
than In an other city. On Saturday
night, drunken people were lying ey-
erywhere. both men and women
children were swarming on the
streets, and their HE seemed sordid
and cold and solemn. At IL o'clock
at night one can see to read fine print.
1t seemed cold and somher, half night
and half day.
DR.. Atkins Will occupy his pulpit
Sunday, and about the first OF October
will begin series of Sunday evening
services on his experiences in the
various churches he visited while
abroad, including the service at The
Hague, the French, the Scotch and
English cathedrals.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
MASTER BAKERS HONOR
A SAGINAW MAN

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 5.--The elev-
enth annual convention OF the National
Association of Master Bakers conclud-
ed its session here, after electing the
following officers: President, Simon
Hubig, Cincinnati vice president, Eu.
gene A. Dexter, Springfield. Mass;
treasurer, Charles e. Rbbott, New Jer-
sey; secretary, b. F. Whitecar, Phila-
delphia.
Frank j. Wolfarth, of Saginaw.
Mich; and q. r. Clarke, of James
town, ~ Y, were chosen members OF
the executive committee, to serve for
three years. The next annual meet
ing will be held In Minneapolis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
=CAP7..FERGUS0N
IS SUSPENDED
For COLLISION BE.
TWEEN BRITANNIA AND CITY
OF ALPENA.

Capt. Ferguson, Of the steamer Brit.
ANNA has been suspended for CD days
as the result of the investigation made
by Capt. e. II. WesteettE local super
vising inspector Of vessels, into the
collision between the Britannia and
the City OF Alpena.
Very little damage was done by tho
collision, but the hundreds OF passen-
gers on the two vessels were greatly
frightened by the imminent danger.
Capt. Ferguson has appealed from
the ruling OF the inspector and has re-
tanned Gray and Gray as his attor-
neys
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
TOWN OF WEXFORD
MENACED BY FIRE

CADILLAC. Mich, Sept. 5.-The vii
lage OF Buckley In the northwestern
corner of Hanover township, Wexford
county. stands in grave danger of be-
ing wiped of the map IL rain does not
come soon. East OF that village, a
little over a mile. fierce fire is rag.
ing; one mile to the southeast there
is another big fire; TO the south, two
miles. a third fire has done much dam.
age. while a fourth fire has crept up
10 within 80 rods OF the corporation
line. Continuous backfiring by men
constantly on guard has kept the fire
from getting into the village. but II is
now feared that another "a hours with
out rain will prove disastrous for the
place II such high winds prevails.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
BRADLEY LEADERS
STILL HAVE HOPE ]
Of SUCCESS
DETROIT MANAGER DECLARES
RECOUNT WILL SHOW EATON
RAPIDS MAN NOMINATED
WARNER HAS LEAD OF 1900.

Full unofficial returns from the
counties OF the state give Fred M.
Warner lead for governor by more
than 1870 votes
Whether the Bradley men will de-
mand a recount or not, or go into
court 10 contest the nomination, de-
Ponds upon the result OF invcstiga-
lions now going on in the cOunties
from which the returns were delayed.
No action is expected before the
county canyassing boards make their
ofhc'ai returns next week.
Both Fred VI. Warner and Or. Brad
ley were in Detroit Friday afternoon
and evening and in consultation with
their friends.
DR.. Bradley stated that he had not
given up hope but, II Il deyelopes
that he is beaten for the Republican
nomination, he will support the ticket
loyalty.
Gov. Warner was beaming with de-
light at his margin, which he claims
VIII reach 1000 votes, and he declared
emphatically that he does not expect
any fights In the legislature next
winter as most OF the members OF
that body chosen so far are pledged
| 10 cnucl various reforms.
Warner consulted with George B.
Yerkes and other Wayne county sup
porters.
Among those who met DR.. Bradley
were Arthur Hill and John Baird, Of
Saginaw. Fred Green, OF lonia came
In with the doctor and John Z. Bird
was expected here, but did net ar
rive.
Hill stated bluntly that he would
not support Warner, taking in prefer
ence the Democratic ticket-I.a wton
T. Hemans and Wellington h. Burt.
Burt appears to be the Democratic
nominee for lieutenant governor since
his name was written IN on the tallo.
by number OF Saginaw men.
ff-ea se-the Bradley men suspect
miscounting in certain counties, they
can demand a recount of the votes In
those counties next Tuesday. IL II
more likely that they will wait until
the state canvassing board, consisting
of Secretary of State Prescott, Land
Commissioner Rose and Treasurer
Rich. meets in Lansing and then
, frame an issue by which the vote OF
disputed counties can be counted un.
der direction OF the courts. This lat
ter procedure would allow of going
! behind the returns to investigate
/, charges OF fraudulent voting.
| In his statement, Gov. Warner
, states that he has no enemies 20 pun.
ish IL he wins
, Still Claim Bradley Winner.
/ Il am still confident that DR.. Brad.
! ley will be the Republican nominee.
! when the votes are properly counted,
and will be the next governor OF
Michigan"
/ J. w McCausey, Bradleys mana.
&. ger, has not given up and the above
) Is his statement with regard to his
) hope in case of recount. Bradley
men are busy with stories OF peculiar
enrolment and voting in many coun-
ties.
: The hardest blow to the Brawley
cause has been the cutting down OF
the Kent county plurality by $40, by
correction of the original count.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
NEW COMPANIES INCORPORATED

LANSING, Sept. 5.-The following
articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary of state: b.
c. Norman, Produce company, Ypsi-
lanti, $4,000; Austin Powder com
pany, Of Michigan. Detroit. $1,000;
Fashion Boot shop. Bay City. $4,000:
Albert j. Gillingham Amusement Co.,
-Grand- RIpfds- Sc =, t66---~----'---
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
PRESIDENT ENTERTAINS
FRIENDS AT LUNCHEON

OYSTER BAY. Sept 5.-The pres
ident entertained at luncheon yester
DAY Richard V. Oulahan. who has
charge of the Taft literature bureau
James T. Williams. Jr.. one of Chair
man Hitchcock's assistants; Assistan;
United States District Attorney Henri
A. Wise. of New York; Bishop c. II
Brent. of the Philippines; John A
,Sleyber. editor of Leslie's Weekly;
Assistant United as T FeasNFei
Hamilton Fish. Howard Richards, q
missionary from Boone college; WI
Chang, China, aud Mai. w. A. Dads
worth
Oulahan and Williams gave the
president the latest news from the
front In the Republican national cam
paign
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
YALE BANK INCREASE CAPITAL

ticles were filed with the county clerk
increasing the capital stock OF the
Yale State bank from $4,000 to $50.
600 There are eight stockholders. one
OF whom is Judge Harvey Tappan. of
this city
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
What of" asked the physician.
ct FtftgH-
-

CaTDOIIC dCIu, WITS INT ftpfy.
The next instant Mccullough drop
ped dead. Earlier in the evening. at a
drug store. man had bought 80 per
cent solution Of carbolic acid. paid for
II. and then absentsmindedly walked
out, leaving the bottle on the counter.
Mccullough, believing the bottle con.
tanned alcohol, sneaked II out and
took a drink
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
Las, Excursions OF the Season.

To Sugar Island Park and Toledo.
Sunday. Sept. 6 and Labor Day. steam.
er Owana will leave Griswold-st.
wharf S:45 a. m. return p. III. Tick.
cts TO Sugar island and return 80
cents. Toledo and return so centS.
Good going to Toledo Sunday and re.
turning Labor Day 70 cents. Finzel's
orchestra
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
OHIO G. o. p. LEADERS
PIQUED AT FORAKER

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Sept. g.
There is great disappointment among
the Republican leaders here and par
-ttcuiarly among the members OF the
committee that invited him to be
present at the opening OF the cam.
paign In Ohio, over the refusal OF
Senator Foraker to participate In the
formal opening of the campaign In
the home state OF the Republican
presidential nominee.
IL had been hoped that Senator
Foraker would come to Youngstown
today and those who have charge In
Ohio felt that the senator's presence
would do much toward confirming the
Republican reconciliation between
him and Mr.. Taft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
Still Claim Bradley Winner.
Ella May staley the Complainant.

BY a regrettable mistake The Times
stated that Ella May Staley had been
+seeeseel-ef- eemHittiRg-s-3f -as sEarated-
assault and battery upon Anna Mu-
siel. The fact is that Ella May Staley
is complainant in the suit for $4,000
Just begun and that Anna Musiel is
the defendant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Philip T Van Zile was in Toledo
during the Grand Army reunion renew.
ing. acquaintances with the members
Of his old battery. He was a captain
of artillery during the civil war and
enlisted az a private after the battery
was mustered out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
SNEAKS BOTTLE, DRINKS
AND DIES OF POISONING

WASHINGTON. Pa, Sept. 5.-As
Or. Frank Ullom stepped into the cor
ridor OF the Waynesburg hospital last
night. he confronted John Mccullough,
.suton., rN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Business-Iike Printing. No russ and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st Phone 1a9d
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Within easy reach Of all theaters-
Giles Cafe and Rcstaurant-Strohs
Bohemian Beer on tap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
Starts out for Experience.

Starts Out TOR experience
"A year ago last May took my
suit case and with some money board.
cd a box car for Albany. From there
went TO Utica. back 10 Albany
thence TO Boston. where ] visited an
old college friend. Austin Cannon. a
lawyer, and remained there three
months.
Before | came west, usually In con-
pany with hoboes. stopped on at
Albany. Buffalo, Erie. Toledo. South
Bend. La Porte. Cleveland back 20
Buffalo, Depew. thence TO Oil City
Cleveland and Fl Wayne. Finally /
made my way up into Michigan.
81 got into some trouble with some
other fellows In the same box car
with me- They told me that they
would get me. but did not think
any more about their threat.
Struck in the Dark.
In July, | think ii was, we arrived
In this city. probably In the north
end. | left the car and was making
my way across dark alley. wher
some one jumped out. and struck me
over the head. | fell. aud the fellow
ran away.
When came to myenSes ! felt
very tired. and | went to some plac"
and asked for nights lodging. ! be
lieve II was at the police headquart
trs, although | am not certain. The
nexfit morning my head still felt dir
~. and started up the hill. This was
the last | remember.
How | got to Ada, where ! was
picked up, or What rraHspfred artCT
the night was struck cannot tell"
II certainly learned whole lot
about hobos and tramps and yegG
men. | got my material for my story
but 1t has been expensive. | am ready
to go home just as soon as the hos
pital authorities have examined me
as % my mental condition"
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Job Printing done right Times PrInt-
ting CO.. Is John R-st Phone 149a
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FRANK NJ GLYNN' s
MEMORY RETURNS
To HIM
YOUNG MAN WHO LOST HIS
IDENTITY FOLLOWING INJURY;
TELLS LIFE.sToRY TO NATION
OF DETENTION HOSPITAL.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. o.
Frank McGlnn is himself again.
The young man who was picked IN
al Ada about a month ago unable tn
give his name or residence or TO re-
member anything of his past life. has
legained his memory.
Fran Ada he was brought here. an'.
has since been al the Detention hos
Eital, the authorities not knowing
what else to do with him.
For several days past it has beer
noticed that he has been improving;
that his scattered faculties have been
getting back into order. Yesterday
after nap his past came back to
him and he related the story or ms
life to Matron Lardie
Hurt in Football Game.
while | was attending st. Mich
ael's college. | was injured in foot
ball game" he said II was taken TO
the hospital. but soon recovered and
then went TO my home in Pough-
keepsie This was in 1904. accepted
o position In the store OF Donald.
Converse & Maynard as carpet sales
man was interested in literary work
and was studying classics In college
at the time OF my injury.
Il tried 20 write some fiction anu
did so under the name OF Dave Rodser
Coglin. In some OF the chaper maya
yinesT succeeded in getting nay stories
ubllshed. Then trica higher grade
publications. | sent a story 10 Nc
Clure's and my manuscript was re-
turned with the suggestion that | 60
out and get a story worth writing
1T was then that | decided TO start
out in search Of the coveted material.
thought that | would 90 on the road
and travel as a tramp 10 mingle with
them and learn their ways, much to
my sorrow. and would not go through
the experience again for million dol
1.rc
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Busincs--Iike Printing. NO russ and
no feathers The plain, neat kind. hat
looks right Times Printing 20. ~
John R--st. Phone 1t9s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

VOTE FOR WILLIAM MURDOCH,
SIX-Year Term. Road Commissioner.
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Alexander. Umbrellas. 20 Monroe.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
DIED AFTER OBSERVING
HER GOLDEN WEDDING

Celebrating her golden wedding
yesterday, after fifty years of welded
Afe, MS Margaret Yontz, 40 years
o.d, died at the home of her daugn-
ter. Mrs. Willmoth, 1921 Forester
avenue, this morning after a lnger-
ing illhess. The cause of her dem s.
was tuberculosis. from which she sui-
fered the greater part Of her life. Fu-
raj arrangements nave not been
completed.
Mas. Yontz came to Albuquerque
three years ago with her husband and
several smal children. Previous tC
m ~ here they were re siGeuts oil
3ooeniA, ARR, ana proViu.s ~ tna'
time they were res dents Of Yum
county Colorado, where they s.il
have home. Mrs. Yontz was a pa.
lcnt sufferer ard by her kind anc
ut'e disposition cultivated n,
friendship of all who came In contact
with her She Is survived by fou.
sons and two daughters.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
PIONEER MERCHANT
arn DIED THIS MORNING
3ernhardt Meyer Had Lived In Albu-
querque Before the Railroad
Came.

In the death of Bernhard Meyer,
which occurred at l o'clock this
forming at his residence, $40 North
econd street, this city lost one of its
dest and most respected cltize 5.
Death terminated a three weeks Ill
ess.
Mr.. Meyer, who was sixty-three
ears of age, was a native of Ger
lany, but came to this country when
ifteen years old. While still young
1an he engaged I'm the mercantil
,usiness in a small structure which
stOod where the n. T. Armijo build
ng now stands. The erection OF this
larPc edifice forced him TO seek 9th.
quarters which he found. continr,
ng business as before. The death OF
hr. Meyer is also keenly felt by the
Masonic lodge of this city. he being
ne of the charter members OF that
u ganlza ton. He was a past master
IF Temple lodge No. as well as q
member of the Rio Grande Chapter
No 4, Royal Arch Masons, both oi
which lodges mourn his loss, realiz
ing that In his death, the orders have
lost one OF their best members.
The funeral services will be con.
Quoted from the residence at $3.50 TO-
morrow afternoon. Rabbi Chapman
win conduct services at the house
while the Masonic burial service W 1
be read at the B'nal Birth cemeter!
where interment win be made. ThI
pail bearers will consist OF the fol.
lowing Masons: Messrs. L. S. STOW
er. w. p. Fox. A. NJ. Whitcomb, F
II. Kent s. II. Sosenwald and b. O
Jaffa.
The deceased is survived by wife
three sons and one daughter. Jacob
Edward and william and Mrs. ]. A
Peterson. all Of this city.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
DENY THE RtPORT
OF AN epidemic

According to the city authorities,
there is no reason why any one should
4 ell anxious about the reported epi-
demic OF scarlet fever and diphtheria.
There is absolutely no danger of an
epidemic. There are only five cases
ln the city of the latter disease and
less of the former AMI all are under
the strictest quarantine. Mayor Les
ter received a petition on Saturday
from a number OF fathers and moth
ors asking that the schools be closed
He Immediately gave the situation an
Investigation and found no indication
~ an epidemic and no cause of
anxiety, let alone any reason why
the schools should be closed. All
OF the present cases are old ones
and nave long been under cOnhne-
ment
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
OISLOCAlED SHOULDER
CAUSED PARALYSIS

After suffering severely since last
Wednesday from the effects of a dis
located shoulder which he receive
by falling from a haystack on tn
Frank Hubbell ranch, John Goodwin
unable to 60 any longer without the
service of physician, arrived In tn
city this morning in a buggy, accom-.
panied by friend. He was taken lo
the Offices Of DIR. Kaufman IN tn
Grant building. where chloroform wa
administered and the Injured mem
Der set.
The d!slocated shoulder has cause
paralysis of the left side as well
the loss of sight of the left eye of tn,
pati mt. After treatp mt he was agal
ranch.
Mr.. Goodwin Is employed by tn
New Mexico Gun club as watchm4I
for their reserves.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
Incorporation PAPERS
HAVE BEEN FILED HERE

The corporation papers Of the
Southwestern Pre- sbyterian sanitarlum
We're fled with Probate Clerk Walk
er today by r. W. ID. Bryan, attorney
at law. The incJrporatoIs are Row.
Hugh a. Cooper and DR.. w @. Hope
Of this city, Judge JJnn r. Merle Of
santa Fe, PROT. II. f.. Larkln Of Las
Veeas, T. L. Lowe Of silver City, Rev.
John Meeker Of Alamogordo. r. :.
Reid OF Phoenix, Ariz.. and w. p.
sipes Of Flagstaff, Ariz. The purpo e
Of the association, according 10 the
corporation papers, is to buy. erect.
equip, naintiin and operate hospital
and sanatoriums. The Institution wi
h' conducted under the supervision
Of a board OF directors Of three, who
viii be dominated by the Presbyterian
synod of New Mexico and Arizona
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
NOTE DISAPPEARED
IN MYSTERIOUS WAY
Suit In District Court Is Stopped Be-
cause Ii Cannot BE Found.

A sensational circumstance devel-
oped this afternoon in the case of the
State Matt NAL bank versus Jose Fee
lipe Chaves. a suit TO recover on two
notes alleged to have been given py
the defendant. Chaves testified tina
he had signed three notes, one for
$5l2 and two Tor S141 and some cents
each, in taking out an insu. ance n
icy in the Mutual Benefit Life from
a man by the name of Hernandes,
but that the largest note was torn ~.
Immediately after this the attorney IS
for the bank were unable to produce
the paper. Attorney Wood, counsel
for the bank, said that he had looked
everywhere for the paper, but coul1
not find it. He spent three hours
looking for it. The bank clerks had
also looked Lut with no success. He
said that he was sure that he had it
in his office but had no idea what
could have become of it.
Attorney Ortiz. counsel for Chaves,
moved to amend. The court dismiss
ed the jury and took the loss of tne
note up with the attorneys. Wood
said that. he would like to continue
the case until he could look further
for the note and end for with sses.
Ortiz opposed this, insisting that the
evidence be given to the jury. The
case was continued, however, on the
defendant paying S27, the cost Ci
summoning witnesses. Wood ask
the court for attorneys fees but his
request was not granted.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
MORSE IS ~ ''n
BY THE WITHDRAWAL
OF ONE CHARGE
Important Allegation In Mis-
appropriation Case VIM
Not be Heard Against
NOTE OF 100000
WAS INVOLVED
Judge Held That Morse Bank Was
Not Damaged by the TransaC-
ton and Banker Morse
Has Less Charge
to Face.

New York. Nov. 2.-Charles w.
Morse and A. M. Curtis were relieved
Of one of the most serious charg -
against them in connection with the
accusation of misappropriation when
the court today threw out one of the
most important allegations In connec-
ton with the case now On trial here.
The misappropr.ation allegation
which was thrown out today was
made in connection with a note for
100000, given by Calvin Austin. II
Is said that the charge was thrown
out of court on the grornd that the
National Bank of North America was
not damaged by the transaction.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
THIS TERRITORY ONE
OF FIRST ON
THE LIST
Four Hundred Structures Are
tO be Erected Under an
Act of r. cent
Congress.
NEW MEXICO GETS
LIBERAL AMOUNTS
Persistent Work of Delegate An
dreWs Has Secured Handsome
Structures and They Are
Among the First TO
Be Built.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 2.-Under
the omnibus public buildings bill,
passed by Congress at Its recent ses-
sion. the supervising architect of the
treasury has undertaken the con-
struction OF 400 federal buildings.
For this work he has $4,000, 600.
In addition there are about 100 un-
finished buildings begun in former
years.
The two senators anu sixteen rep
resentatives from Texas secured about
dozen new buildings or improve
ments for buildings in that state and
the supervising architect says that
not a move has been made toward
building any of them yet, and prob
ably nothing viii be done for the
next six months.
Through the persistent efforts of
Delegate Andrews. Albuquerque got
$3.50 600 and Roswell s125.0O0 for
federal buildings. Also through the
persistent efforts Of Delegate Andrews
WORK has been started at Alnuquerous
aud temporarily discontinued until
arrangements are made for a third
story, which Is to be added. Details
of tile plans for the Roswell building
arc eng ARRANGED aud construction
| will begin there soon.
The Albuquerque and Roswell
| buildings are among the 6rst to be
| started because Delegate Andrews In
sisted that work begin without de-
lay and then kept after federal Of
hcials until a start was made. The
record he has made in getting things
ought to lie a pointer for other Sec
tions OF the territory that want build
ings.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
Dig Dcpot for DaItInore

Baltimore, Nov. 2.--The Pennsyl-
yania railroad has offered To build in
Baltimore the third largest passenger
station in its system. Gamble La
trobe acting general agent OF the
railroad here, laid the plans before
the Union depot commission today.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-02
DO YOU WANT STATEHOOD?

II is by a tmem
party ni for ~ mo
oaif ddeteu this
chavacO an ne hu
great
Siu OFT Mxco to by Mr.
Andrews neraev given Of
spending in Congress an W c f
1t oueyn ncyu Mr. Adb
Mexico grce ula
aaasm his eren the OF
ft to the passage 4 he
h
yor position in he gl world
aid cen o o
wulddf were ne en- o
of politics
whthro onoy want aah
dscionof fMr nr
a Democrat OF
Is
nsolat Republics
odconym b. o
Off