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The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GIUSEPPE ALA HANGED.
Priests slayer Bites and SnarIH on
Way TO allows.

Canyon City, Colo, July 15.-Guiseppe
Ala. who murdered Father Leo at the
alrar of St. Euzabeth's Church. IN Den
yer. on February p, was hanged in the
penitentiary here tonight
He went to the gallows fighting. biting
and snariiug- The night noises Of the
penitentiary had died awzy. when War
den CIeghorn summoned the murderer
from his cell, and through an Interpreter,
told him that the hour OF his death had
arrived. Ala stood for Just a moment
gIsriSg at the warden and the attendants.
Then Re raised his head, uttered a strinS
Of oaths. and offered hts best physical
resistance TO accompanying the guards TO
the gaiiows.
The murderer was held by the warden S
assistants until he had exhausted him
self then he was supported 20 the trap
where the moose was adjusted and he was
hanged
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
REWARD OF $4,000 OFFERED.
Troy Officials Anxious 10 Solve
Drew Murder Case.

Troy. y. Y. July l5.-Responsibility
for the death OF Hazel / Drew. whose
BODY was found in Teal pond. ten miles
from this city, has narrowed down be
tween a country boy and a city man
The police hsve no other alternative.
Late this afternoon the missing dress
suit case was found by County Detective
KAYE al the union station, where It was
checked by the girl Monday afternoon.
July 6. shortly before . o'clock She had
left her aunt al - o'clock that morning
District Attorney O'Brieu has good
proof that the girl was in the city the
balance OF that day and the better part
of the next day Where she passed that
time IS sJIft unknown Her name IS
connected with an Insurance ard real
estate agent. whose reputation for the
company OF young girls IS not Of the
best. This theory IS being investigated
District Attorney O-Brien does not be
Iieve entirely the stories OF the farm
hand, Frank Smith
The board OF supervisors this after
noon authorized the sheriff 20 make q
I proclamation Of $1,000 reward for The 81
! rest and conviction OF the slayer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
DALLAS CROWDED WITH RLKS
Lodge Of Sorrow" a Principal
Number on Programme.
Leaders Expect Largest Gathering
Ever Seen in the City
To-day.

Dallas. Tex. July 15.-''Lodge Of Sor-
row was the principal number on the
EIss' programme to-day.
Feeling addresses were delivered. the
principal one being by Henry A Melvin.
chief justice OF the Supreme Court Of Cali
fornia-
One thousand and fifteen members Of
the Grand Lodge have registered with the
credentials committee Mr.. Austin. OF
san Antonio. chairman OF the credentials
committee. said to-day: In Philadelphia
We reached our high-water mark. I9I2
Grand Lodge members registering. The
registration here. however, has exceeded
my expectations.
At the registration bureau 2, 900 EIks
have reported, signed their names to the
books. and been assigned to their head
quarters But the grand rush Is expected
{ tomorrow. Railroads and interurban
/ lines are preparing 70 handle 1890 persons
/ additional
{ Tomorrow IS expected to be the biggest
! day Dallas has ever seen
! The magnet which viii draw the crowd
! is the great Elks' parade
I More than IGo.090 persons viewed a mas.
/ band parade which was held tonight
{ Tha police were compelled to order every
I street car TO quit service on the mair
street and that thorouEhfare was con
I verted into a temporary sidewalk.
/ Il was the first crowd Dallas ever knew
I that was so big street cars had TO .,
/ abandoned en- any street. The lines othe
! than Main street tonight handled NOR.
! than 5000 passengers for suburban amuse
I rgent resorts.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
RUN And TAXES MAIN ISSUE
Democrats Nominate Obadiah Gard.
ner for Governor.
Cheer Bryan's Name and IndOrse
National Tfcket-AEuin-t
Prohibition.

Bangor, Ne. July 15.-Maine Democrats,
IN State convention here to-day. unani-
mousIy nominated for governor Obadiah
Gardner. Of Rockland. and for State au-
ditor, Everett VI. Mower, OF Augusta
SIX electors were nominated. as follows:
First district. Darius H Ingraham. Of
Portland; Second district, HorariO g.
Foss. Of Auburn; Third district. Thomas
J Lynch. Of Augusta: Fourth district,
John 5. Williams. Of Guilford, at large
jefferson N SWEET. Of Eastport. and Jere-
miah G. shaw, Of Biddeford-
The platform declares for the resubnis-
sion 70 the people OF the NTH. OF pro
hibitory. amendment OF the constitution
OF Maine: demands repeal OF the Sturses
liquor enforcement law. and the abolition
OF the state liquor agency system favor.
many labor reforms demands the imne
date removal from Office OF dishones
T officials. and steps 10 recover any money!
I they may have illegally received from
{ the treasury; urges tax reform and in
/ d0rses the national ticket and platform
The name Of Bryan vas cheered vocif
/ erousIy whenever mentioned by the speak
ers. and the so-called conservative eIe
ment Of the party was nowhere in evi
/ dence-
/ Obadiah Gardner IS a farmer and busi
ness man. who for ten years. ending Il
I 1907. was master OF the State grange
He is regarded as a strong candidate
/ The campaign VIII be fought on IN
/ issues Of rum ard taxes. with rum fore
most
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GRAVES Is SECOND CHOICE
Virginia Independence League Dele
gates Decide on Ticket.
Hearst Is FavOrite, but ff lie VIII
Not Run, Then Georgian
Must
Special to TIE Washington HezlA.

Special % Ire Washington Her7ld-
Richmond. Va. July 15-John Temple
Graves, Of Georgia, was the principal
orator at the first meeting Of the Inde-
pendence League Of Virginia. in which a
permanent organization was effected.
The speech was followed by a business
session. in which william f Seal, Of
this city, was elected State chairman A
committee Of five was appointed to elect
delegates to the Chicago convention of
the party. July q
These delegates were named as fol
lo---- II P Moore, Norfolk County.
George n. Cease. Henrico County; K. c.
Acton. Richmond; J. J. O'Donnell. New
port News: E W. Gaines, Norfolk;
George Hart, Norfolk: J. w Kenna-
Front Royal: W H Gum, Norfolk; c.
E. Strother. Nsrtinsviile; ). r Tllery
Alexandria: Lloyd Addison. WestmOre-
land: William f Seal. Richmond: John
O'Connor, Norfolk; r. s Freeman. Rich
mond. and +. ". Bachelor. Alexandra
Following Is a text OF a resolution
adopted at the meeting Resolved that
this State conference OF the Independence
party Of Virginia instructs its delegation
TO Chicago to cast their votes for Presi
dent Of the United States for William
Randolph Hearst, Of New York. and foi
John Temple Graves, Of Georgia. for Vict
President But in case Mr. Hearst doe!
not allow the use Of his name. that tbs
Virginia delegation be instructed TO cas-
its vote for John Temple Graves, O
Georgia. for President. as the man bes
qualified in eloquence, ability, and ne
tional reputation 10 represent the plat
form and the cause Of the American
people
William E Seal and P s Freeman wer
named as members Of the national execu
I tive committee The electors will b
chosen from the list Of delegates
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

William J. Bryan and his party VIII not
have 20 come East. into the section he
described in 1876 as the enemys c0un-
try" for decisive battle this year
The Republicans will meet him On his
chosen battle ground, the West and the
Middle West Chairman Hitchcock viii
leave for the West to-day 10 make the
preliminary plans for an engagement
Mr.. Hitchcock will stop long enough IN
I Chicago TO arrange for the opening OF
I headquarters, and will then so 10 Col
Orado Springs, Colo. where. on July %
+ and y. he VIII confer with the State
chairman and the members Of the Repub-
Hcan National Committee from each Of
I the following States. North and South
/ Dakota. Nebraska Oklahoma, Texas.
/ Montana. Wyoming. Colorado. New Mex
I leo. Idaho, Utah. Arizona, Nevada, Wash
/ ington. oregon. Kansas. and California
Detailed Reports Demanded
Reports viii be made . Chairman
/ Hitchcock on the actual political con
I ditions as they exist in each OF these
states. Mr.. Hitchcock has requested the
Z political representatives from each State
10 he prepared TO report in detail Mr.
Hitchcock viii then return 20 Chicago
to hold conference with repreSenJatives
J from the Middle Western States. and
next he viii 60 to New York to confer
with the Republican representatives oi
I the Eastern States Tle Chicago and
New York conferences probably viii not
be held until after the notification oi
. Judge Taft Of his nomination, which Is
20 take place at Cincinnati on july =
Chasr srman Hitchcock has been invited bl
Judge Taft TO be present on that oc
; cGSlon-
2 The old rule Of having headquarters il
S a hotel in Chicago viii not be followed
, If Mr. Hitchcock can find suitable quar-
b ters elsewhere. and he believes he can
The Chicago headquarters VIII be opened
Z for business August %. two weeks afte
the opening in New York
May Not Have Vice Chairman.
It has not set been decided whether
vice chairman OF the national committe
: will be named. Mr.. Hitchcock is unde
E cided whether he viii spend most OF hi
time in Chicago or in New York, O
, divide his time between the two II
settled that the work al UOtn PAGES vi
2 be under his personal supervision Ther
3 will be no divided authority
Chairman Hanna found Il more cor
venient IN 1886 10 direct the battle fro-
s chicago. In view Of the recognition o
both sides OF the Western and Midd
states as the field Of greatest action.
y nav become necessary for Hitchcock
spend most OF his time IN Chicago IVES
ern leaders are urging upon him the a,
: visibility OF directing the campaign
u person from Western headquarters
II IS certain that the West and III,
die West VIII be the scene Of the liv'
y lest speHbinding campaign in years, ar
n there will be no lack OF educational fe'
I lures
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Boston. July 15.-The fate of the Brit
ish schooner Mary A Dun, which had
not been heard from since she sailed
from Lunenburg. y s. on February 1e.
was made known for the first time when
the Leyland steamer Columbian reached
here to-day from London
Capt. Masters. OF the Columbian, re
ported that n latitude a degrees s. min
utes north, longitude -43 degrees 19 min
utes west. he encountered the wreck Of
the schooner with her masts gone and
her deck awash, and no sign OF life
aboard
Il IS probable that the crew were forced
10 take 10 the boats. and were probably
swamped and lost in the storm that dis
abIed their schooner
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
STEVE ADAMS ACQUITTED.
Federation Of Miners said to Have
Scared Jurors wives.

Grand Junction, Colo. July I5-Steve
Adams was today acquitted OF the
charge OF numbering Arthur L Collins.
superintendent OF the SmuggIer-U Union
mine at Telluride
The evidence against him was strong.
and his defense weak. but the work Of
the Western Federation o. Miners before
TIE trial was effective As soon as q
change OF venue was granted, agents Of
the Federation sWarmed over this coun-
Try and lab0red with the wives OF pros
pective Jurors spreading the story. so Il
is alleged, that every juror who voted for
the conviction would be marked for the
bomb and his property would be de-
stroyed-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
BUYS STRAY DOGS FREEDOM
Child Takes Up Collection When
Dog Catohers Get Him.
Little Miss Meyers Goodness of
Heart Saves street Cur from
impending Execution.

You shall not take that poor little dog
away IN your horrid old wagon" said lit
tie Miss Edith Meyers, the eleven-year-
old daughter OF John D. Meyers. Of IS T
street northwest. last night. when the
alert members OF Poundmaster Einstein' 5
nIsnt force OF dog catchers gave chase 10
a gaunt. dirty little canine which was
found muzzleIess in the street near her
home
..Sorry. Miss. but ther's our orders. and
he has 10 go along" returned the wagon
driver.
The little lady looked perplexed foF 7
moment. Then an idea seemed to come
to her. She asked:
How much will it take to pay his fine,
Mister"
About S265 Is what it is worth for the
trouble Of catching these pups and giving
them a ride" laughed the man
We'll. If I get It. can I have hirn?'' was
the next question.
Yep.
Then little Edith got into her busy
clothes and began a canvass Of her IN
dulgent family and neighbors. with the re-
I suit that before the pound wagon had
gone from the neighbOrhOod she had &C
ctfr1ulated the coveted amount
/ Rreathless. almost. she ran to the mast,
/ dog man and triumphantly handed hin
/ the money.
/ There" she exclaimed. take your ol,
! money and give me that cute little dOggie
Tn going to keep him in our back yard
I Papa said that may. And don't yO
ever dare TO touch him again, II you don
want papa to get after YOU
She gathered the Misunderstanding beas
/ 70 her arms and hurried back home [
I exhibit her prize 10 her family.
We'll. don't that beat all2" said tn
| feet-footed disciple OF Einstein. as h
clambered onto his wagon and drove of
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16

Cleveland, Ohio. July I5-Indications OF
a battle for the Senate seat now held 'by
Joseph Benson Foraker were many to
day. notwithstanding the seemingly con
fdent Inauguration yesterday OF the can
didaey Of Representative Theodore E
Burton.
Friends OF 5Iyron T. Herrick. former
governor o. Ohio. insist Herrick is a
candidates for the toga-
Yesterday It was declared Herrick was
ont Of the rInning. as a result OF a
Hot Springs. Va. conference. IN which
Taft. Burton, snd Herrick figured The
leaders who yesterday insisted that Her
rick would not oppose Burton's Sena-
torial ambition to-day hinted that the
former governor is TO be Secretary OF the
Treasury should TAFT be the next Presi-
dent
Herrick Puts Up Fight.
Others who are close 70 Col Herriclz. to-
day said that they believed Herrick would
put up a fight for the Senatorship. and
pointed to asserted purchases Of interests
IN various newspapers IN Ohio as sup
porting their belief They also referred
70 Herrick's surrender Of his national
committee post TO A I voryS. Tafts
manager. as cumulative evidence
Tonight. Burton is cOnferring with his
lieutenants in the absence OF Gov Her
rick In New York Plans for selecting
delegates whose duty shall be the nOmi-
nation Of a legislative ticket are beine
thrashed out
Burton tomorrow VIII issue a state
ment defining his position IN IL. It 8.
said. he viii intimate that he Is 70 b
unopposed in Northern Ohio Many lead
ers see IN the threatened rivalry of tht
Clevelanders. both Taft men. a chanc'
for the reelection Of Foraker, OF, If tn
legislature is as close as is feared, th'
selection Of a Democrat
Another Candidate Enters.
Cincinnati. July 15--Dr. c. A L Reed
Of this city. formally announced to-da,
that he was a candidate 70 succeed Josepl
Benson Foraker. whose term in the Unitet
States Senate expires March 4. 1893.
The announcement was made at a doIla
dinner given by DR.. Reed at the Zoolog
icaI Gardens. About go well-known poll
ticians from all parts Of the state wer
present. Attorney Scott Bonham, for
merly president Of the National LeaEu
OF Republican Clubs. presided at the din
ner.
IN his speech Dr. Reed promised tha
RoosevelJ's policies would be his policie.
He declared in favor Of Immediate tari
revision, and stated that two uavies wOuI
not cost as much as one war
Dr- Reed vas a member Of the CON
mission appointed by the President TO IL
vestigate sanitary conditions IN Panama
He was once president Of the America
Medical Association.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LAFAYETTE GREETS KERN.
Indiana Town Turns Out TO see
TrnIn Bearing Nominee.

Jafayet-e. Ind, July 15.-TEe home
coming Of John ". Kern. nominee for
Vice President on the Democratic ticket.
was welcomed by large crowds on the
line Of the Big -Four Railroad. the peo-
r1e turning out 20 meet him at every
station. and in many OF the towns all
business was suspended. while the peO-
nIe gathered at the railway station
The stop Of ten minutes here was utt-
rizs5 by hundreds Of people who crowded
arounG the train and insisted on the
nominee making a speech
After shaking hands with many % his
old friends. he made a brief speech, eX-
messing his appreciation Of the high
honor paid him in being nominated oy
the Democrats for the Vice Presidency
FIe said he regarded the nomination 81
a testimonial not 20 his own ability or
merit. but rather as q compliment %
the great State OF his nativity
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
RAY HERE TO SEE TAFT.
Pay Corps Major Calls at War De-
partment En- Route to Hot SPRING.


Maj. Beecher B. Ray. Of the Army Pay
Corps, who has been on leave OF absence
from his post in the Philippines since
January q. and whose political activity
in behalf OF Mr. Taft has caused some
comment. called at the War Department
Yesterday. He had a conference with
Paymaster Gen Charles H Whipple and
Mai Frank Mcintyre, assistant chief of
the Bureau OF InsuIar Affairs Maj. Ray
left Washington last night, and It Is be
lieved that his destination is Hot Springs,
Va. where he has gone for a conference
with Mr.. Taft
Mai. Ray left thu Philippines the latter
part Of January for two months leave
OF absence. His leave has been extended
several times, and his present furlOugh
will not expire until the latter part OF
October. He was formerly president OF
the International Order Of Railway Con
ductors, and Is said TO be doing political
work in behalf OF Mr.. Taft among rail
[ road workmen-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Railroad Man Promoted.
Il = MnshIrrtnn Hernld.

Special 10 The Washington He7lh
Spencer. n C, July 15.-J- ". Was
sum. for the past year superintendent Of
the Southern Railway terminals at Spen-
Ger. has been promoted 10 superintendent
OF terminals for the same company at
birmingham. Ala, effective at once The
promotion brings with It a handsome IN
crease IN salary and an increase in re-
sponsibilities, tne territory being much
larger. NJ. Wassum. who has had If
teen years experience in railroading
came TO Spencer from Jacksonville. Fla
where he was stationed as trainmsstei
for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair to-
day and tomorrow, warmer to-
morrow; light northerly winds,
becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
HOOSIERS IN FEAR
TICKET MAY LOSE
Envoy Insists Taft Must
Stump the State.
KERN AIDS NEBRASKAN
Cry for Help in Indiana Comes
to Hot Springs.

Merrill MOOres, Attorney from In
d,anapOIis, Calls on Republican
Bare the Fears of the c. o. p.
POIIticians-Thinks Bryan Stands
Good Chance with Kern on Ticket.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
FASTEST BOAT AFLOAT.
British ship said TO BE Capable of
Thfrty-eight Knots.

London. July 15--There has just left
CsmneU & Iaird-s shlpyard at Birken-
head for a speed test on the Clyde what
is believed 20 be the fastest craft in the
world.
It is the swies. officially described az an
ooeau-goiuc t0rpedO-bOat destroyer. but
its real function is % destroy destroyerss
The vessel has already had preiirai>
nary trial. regarding which there Is ex-
treme secrecy. but II IS believed she maes
tbirty-eight knots. Il IS predicted that n
her forthcoming trial she is likely to
make thirty-nine.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
AGED WIDOW ENDS LIFE.
Empty Bottles that Had Contained
Poison Found in Bed.

Special to Tie Washington Herald
Staunton. Va, July 15--Mrs- Mary F.
Enrleman- a woman Of prominent con-
nections in Augusta County. was found
800 in he'd at her home. near Arbor
TffIi this morning Dr. J B. Catlert,
of This city. pronounced death due 70
suicide. Several empty bottles with Ia
80 of laudanum and chloroform We're
found IN the bed
Mrs. Engleman was widow. OF about
sixty years. and leaves hve grown sons.
So had been in poor health. and had
also had domestic troubles
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
LOCAL

1-West 10 BE Campaign Arena.
building Society Probe Begins
2-Child Buys Stray Dogs Freedom
2-Home for Working Girls opened.
Negro Held on Woman's Charge
5Ssfrs- Eddy Is Eighty-seven To-day.
baby Deserted Parents Are Sought.
13-Street Railway Commission Busy
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
FATE Of VESSEL
TOLD BY WRECK
British Schooner Mary Duff
Is Lost at Sea.
NONE OF CREW SAVED
Incoming Steamer Reports See
ing DiSmasted Dereliet.

No signs of Life Aboard Wrecked
Sailing ship Seen by the Captain
of the LeyIRnd steamer COIum bian
in Latitude 42i533 Longitude 43iI9
west-Members OF Crew Supposed
10 Have Been Drowned
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
NEW LONDON LOSES.

Punished for Alleged Dfscrfmina-
tiOn Against Midshipmen-
New London. Conn, July 15.-Accord-
ing 70 the decision reached by Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy Newberry. told
in a letter received by the New London
Board OF Trade yesterday. the base Of
the midshipmen's training squadron.
which for years has been New London.
VIII be changed TO Newport
The decision IS reached on the basis OF
alleged discrimination by places OF
amusement here against the sailors in
Uniform
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
FAIRBANKS TO MEET PRINCE.
Vice President VIII Reach Quebes
Next Thursday.

vice President Fairbanks will arrive at
Quebec on July q to attend the opening
exercises OF the tercentenniaI OF the
founding Of Quebec
He VIII leave Indianapolis IN a few
days. and will be accompanied by George
B. lockwood. OF Indianapolis his pri-
vate secretary. and MAJ. 7. Bently Mott.
Fourth Field Artillery, his military aid.
Mr.. Fairbanks will meet the Prince OF
Wales on board the British battle ship
Indonitable. Cn Wednesday afternoon,
July p
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Burton and Herrick May
Battle for Senate.
SPECTACULAR FIGHT
Friends of Each Republican
Leader Tell of Ambitions.
MANY RUMORS AFLOAT

Fourth Candidate Is Announced IN
the Person Of Dr.. C. A L. Reed,
Of Cincinnati-Declares Roose-
veIt's Policies VIII Be His Pol.
icies-CleTeland Rumor Has II
that Former Gov. Herrick May
Get Post as Secretary Of the
Treasury if Taft Is Elected.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TEIEGRAPHIC

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Maine Democrats TndOrse Bryan.
1-Guiseppe Ala Hanged in Colorado
1-Steve Adams Acquitted Of Murder
Indianapolis Welcomes Kern Home
Burton and HerTick in Ohio Race.
3-Bryan Kept Busy Editing Commoner
3-Hoosiers Want Tat to stump state
3-Five BoOkmakers Arrested at Brighton
-Seven Killed in Mine Explosion.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
GIRL ACCUSES SINGER.
Famous BnssO YenturinI Is Arrested
In Milan.

Milan, July 15.-Venturtni. one of the
best-known bassOs in Europe. was ar
rested here to-day. charged with an at
tack upon the eleven-year-old daughter
OF his landlord. previous 10 his departure
for England. venturini had Just return
ed to Milan after a season in the Coveni
Garden. London
Il found guilty. g penalty OF fifteen
years solitary confinement will be IN
ficted- The accusing girl says that after
the alleged Offense her assaiIant i'm
posed silence upon her until after he left
the country
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
Walks in sleep, Is Dead.

York. Pa, July 15.-While walking in
her sleep early this morning. Lizzie Line
baugh. FIVE years old. tOppled from the
second-stOry window OF her home and
was killed No one knew Of her death
until her father awoke this morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
KERN CHEERED BY
THE HOME FOLKS
indianapolis Gives Democrat
Great Reception.
Mr.. FAIRBANKS SPEAKS
Vice President and Mayor Well
come the Nominee.

Join in BSusing Re-
eeptiOn In Honor Of Bryan's Run
ming sIate-DemonstratfOn shows
How Highly He Is Regarded-In
vIses All TO study the Issues.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
81 Niagara Falls Excursion. July Il.
r--.l.a.--..-. nl-I-.

Special train standard coaches ard mar
lor cars from Washington rs a m, 20
inE via Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley
route. Liberal stop-oTers returning
Tickets good returning within fifteen
days Cheap side trips from Niagara
Other dates July 81 August Il and 2S
September II. October 2
The Washington herald., 1908-07-16
WEST THE ARENA
Of BALLOT FIGHT
Hitchcock Will Carry Con-
test Into Bryan'S Country.
GOES TO CHICAGO TO-DAY
To Confer with Leaders From
All Western States.

TO Be Held in Colorado
Springs, and Party of Directors
VIII Report Conditions in Their
Respective Territories - Question
of Main headquarters NOt Decided.
No One TO Divide Authority.