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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
REJECT DEMANDS
MADE BY MINERS
The hard.coaI Operators Make No
Concessions.

Philadelphia Especially The an
thracite coal operators met the COM
mittee of hard coal miners in the
Reading Terminal Building here and
fatty refused to grant the men any
of the demands they laid before
them and at the same time proposed
TO the mineworkers that the present
agreement, which expires March 81 +,
be renewed for another term of three
years This decision. while not un-
expected by the mineworkers, as they
had long ago learned that the oper-
ators were against making any con-
cessions, came as great disappoint-
ment to the men when they were
officially informed of the stand taken
by the companies.
When the afternoon session of the
conference adjourned shortly after d
O'Clock p NJ. Thomas Lewis, ma
tional president of the United Nine
workers of America, and his col
leagues filed out of President Baers
office and went straight TO their hotel
with a spirit that was not buOyant
as that with which they entered the
conference room. Mr. Lewis declin-
OF the day beyond stating that he
and his committeeman will meet to
discuss the situation.
The formal announcement made
for the benefit of the public of the
refusal OF the operators to grant the
demands of the men was contained
in statement agreed upon by both
sides. 1t is as follows
Demands Are Refused.
"A committee Of seven representa-
tives of anthracite mineworkers and
a committee of seven representatives
of the anthracite operators held q
Joint meeting at the Reading Termi-
nal Building this afternoon to dis
cuss the Mine Workers demands.
These demands are the same that
were drafted in Scranton last Octo-
ber.
THE operators declined to accede
to the demands. The chief reason
offered for the rejection was that
any increase in the cost of produc-
tion would necessitate an advance
in the price of coal, and that such
an advance was impracticable. The
operators said that wages in the an
thracite mining industry were al
ready at a high level and could not
be increased.
The announcement of the opera
tors position was followed by free
discussion of the various demands,
each side stating its views fully in
regard thereto. The operators de-
clared their unwillingness to reopen
the eight-hour day question and 9TH
er questions passed upon by the an
thracite commission of 1902. They
also declared themselves opposed to
the Mine Workers proposition for a
one-year agreement.
They declined TO recognize the
United Mine Workers of America,
chiefly on the ground that it was
controlled by bituminous workers.
They said they met Mr.. Lewis and
his committee as representatives of
the anthracite workers and not as
officers of the union. The operators
called upon the report of the strike
commission TO support their refusal
to deal with the United Mine WORK.
ers.
"At the end of the discussion the
operators made the definite PROPOSE
tion to renew the present agreement
for a term of three years"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
1.bOO HORSES OuarnntIned.

Philadelphia Especially One hun
dred stables in various sections of
the city and 1900 horses are under
quarantine owing TO an outbreak OF
mango. discovered by the State Live
Stock Sanitary Board DR.. w. Hor-
ace Hoskins. of this city, chief in
spector of the board, placed the em-
barge on the stables and said that
the disease was brought to Phila-
delphia In shipments OF horses from
New York. New Jersey and points
West.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
WAGES ARE ADVANCED.
Six Thousand Pittsburg Workmen
Reap Small Harvest.

Pittsburg, Pa. Especially. - An
average wage increase of about 2
per cent. for more than 5000 work.
men is announced here after a meet
ing of the wage committees of GER
tain mill owners and the Amalgama-
ted Association of Iron and Steel
Workers. This advance in wages
will hold for the next 60 days, when
there will be another readjustment.
The new scale of wages announced
has based on the selling price OF bar
iron for the last so days. 1t was
found that these prices had kept up,
had, in fact. been a trifie In excess
of that of the 60 days Immediately
preceding this period. and in pur-
suance of the agreement between the
employer and the employe as to the
fixing OF wages the increased earned
will be put into effect at once.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Hariman's Ambition.

Mexico City Especially. - Accord
ing to II. 8. Swan, OF Boston. said
TO be a close friend OF Edward H.
Hartman. It Is the ambition OF the
railroad magnate to continue his rail-
road building South through the
Mexican Isthmus In the direction of
South America. I'm ten years 1t
may be possible, II Mr.. Harriman's
plan is carried out, TO take a Pull
man In Boston and ride to Valpar-
also, Chill. without a change OF cars"
-aso-~H C--ap
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
The Captain or The Republic.

New York (SpeciaD Capt. !.
sealby, who was In command OF the
steamer Republic when II was sunk
near the Nantucket lightship as the
result of collision with the steam
er Florida. returned from England
on the steamer Minnetonka. He is
bound for his home In Southern New
Jersey for rest and recreation pend
ing the official inquiry as to the
causes OF the Nantucket disaster. II
have made my report" he said, but
do not know when the board of
trade will take up the case"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
princeton Drops Fifty.Five students.

Princeton. n. j. Especially Fifty
FIVE students have been dropped from
the rolls of Princeton University un-
I'll the. opening OF the next college
year, in September, as a result OF
deficiency in the recent mid-year ex-
aminations. accord ng to announce
ment Just made. With the exception
of 1907, this is the smallest number
thus suspended in the last decade
Twenty-six OF the number were
sophomores, the freshman class,
which usually suffers the most loss,
being deprived of but II members.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Taft Educating Caddy.

Washington, ID. G. Especially. -
President Taft has sent his caddy to
college Elmer w. Loring, who car
ried the distinguished golfers sticks
around the links at Hot Springs. Va,
last summer, exercised such wise dis
cretion that the President brought
him to Washington as his special
messenger. left for Charlottesville to
matriculate in the University OF vir-
ginia. He will take course calcu-
lated TO At him for some work Mr.
Taft has In view for him. and the
President will defray all OF his ex-
penses. allowing him. II is said, 81
a day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
MEXICO FEARS BREAD FAMINE.
Will Again Suspend Duty On Wheat
Imports From States.

Mexico City Especially This coun-
try will again declare off all wheat
duties on or before April to pre-
vent a bread famine. Wheat now
costs $3.50 Mexican money per bush
ell In this city when imported from
the United States, and the home crop
is exhausted.
United States wheat on the border
now costs SIPS, and with the duty
of 20 cents gold per bushel and the
additional freight rate to Mexico City
the price is exorbitant. For sew
eral years Mexico has had to suspend
the duty on wheat each spring.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
ATE POISONED MEAT.
Over A Hundred Persons Made Ill
In Vincennes.

Vincennes, Ind. Especially Scores
OF persons were poisoned by eating
mea: at the noon banquet of the
celebration of the one hundredth an
niversary of the institution of
Masons OF Indiana. Several are in u
serious condition.
The poisoned men fell on the
streets, in hotels and in stores, and
all the physicians in Vincennes were
called TO care for them.
More than 100 cases had been re-
ported and other victims from near
by towns had been taken to their
homes. Twenty victims were taken
TO the hospitals and the others are
being attended at hotels and at pri-
vate residences
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
LUMsDEN GETS rs YEARS.
North Carolina Inventor Sentenced
For Killing Broker.

New York Especially John c.
Lumsden, the young North Carolina
inventor, convicted of manslaughter
in the first degree on the charge Of
killing Harry B. SuydaP, broker
was sentenced in the Court of Gen
eral Sessions TO not less than is
years nor more than 19 years and G
months in the State prison.
The broker was shot and killed in
his Office on December 10 last, after
an alteration with Lumsden over
money matters. Lumsden asserting
that the broker owed him $1,000 on
some notes
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
w. c. t. U. After Mrs. Taft.

indianapolis. Ind Especially A
canvass Is in progress among men,
bers of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union throughout the state
to secure unity in representing 10
the wife OF President Taft the evils
that may come from serving wine
on the table. Letters have been writ
ten TO leading clubwomen in the state
asking that they join in a friendly
protest.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Bodies OF Hayes To BE Moved.

Fremont, Ohio Especially The
bodies OF the late President Ruther-
ford b. Hayes and his wife. Lucy
Webb Hayes, now resting in Oak
wood Cemetery, will be reinterred in
Spiegel Grove, for many years the
home of the President, The grove
is now owned by Webb c. Hayes, a
son. The bodies will be placed in a
vault on the crest of knoll, to
which point the Hayes monument
will be removed.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Daughter Wins From Father.

Washington, d. c. Especially The
five years litigation OF Mrs. Henri
etta Sand Anderson, wife OF Capt
Edward Anderson, U. s. A., against
her father, F. p. b. Sands. lawyer,
society man and clubman, was ended
by Judge Wright. of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia
He named the National Savings and
Trust Company as trustee Of the
Sands estate In place OF Mr.. Sands.
Mrs. Anderson accused her father Of
grossly mismanaging her mothers
estate. in which he had life inter.
Aot
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Patron shoots Clerk.

New York (speciaD "A man be-
lieved to be Charles Loetfier. OF New
ark, N. j.. entered the hat store OF
A. Wheeler, at 800 Broad way.
Brooklyn, shot and seriously wound
ed Norman Bush, 23 years old, and
then shot and instantly k lied him
self with the same weapon. To a
note found In the dead mans pocke et
the name of Charles Loeffier. New
ark, N. j., was signed. The note
indicated that the writer had q griev-
ance against the store in which Bush
was employed as a clerk.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Fire In Snarfnnshurg.

Spartansburg, S. C. Especially A
fire in the heart OF the business dis
trict OF Spartansburg threatens to be-
come the most destructive in the his
tory of the city. The Cleveland
Building is already in ruins and the
Bank of Spartanburg Building is in
danger.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Knled WIG And Danghter.

Cheyenne. Wyo. Especially .-Posey
Ryan, a ranchman, shot and killed
his wife and daughter while the
women were eating dinner In res
taurant. Mrs. Ryan brought her
daughter TO Cheyenne last week and
started suit for divorce from her
husband. Ryan told the police that
he expected to be hanged.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
2 YEARS FOR KILLING FRIEND.
Wade Cothran Pinson Released On
$1,000 Bond.

Laurence. S. C. Especially After
overruling a motion for a new trial,
Judge Prince sentenced Wade Goth
ran Pinson, convicted of killing
Thornton Boyce last November, to
two years in the State penitentiary
pending an appeal the State Su-
preme Court. Pinson was released
on bond of $1,000 signed by his
father and uncle.
The appeal will be made to the
higher court on the ground OF error
in the rulings and charge of the pre-
siding judge.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
No Drums In Time or War.

st. Petersburg Especially. y EN-.
peror Nicholas has signed an order
abolishing the use of drums In the
army In time of war. Drummers In
the future win he trained In marks
manship and In wartime will be COM
batants,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Safe After Fifty Hours Near Death

Salt Lake City. Utah Especially -
After enduring the horrors of an
underground prison, with death near,
for so hours. George and Jerry Pet
erson were rescued at the St Pat
rick Mine, little the worse for their
experience.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL.
Accused Double Murderer Found
Dangling From Cell Door.

Muscatine, la. Especially .-Urry
Jones, on trial for the murder of Mr..
and Mrs. William Van Winkle. COM
mitted suicide in the county Jail by
hanging himself A deputy found
the body hanging to the top bar of
Jones cell door Jones had formed
a rope by cutting the coverlet OF his
bed into strips. Jones real name
is supposed TO be Frank Beatty, and
he is said TO be from Washington
County, Pennsylvania.
The murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Wrinkle was particularly atrocious.
In the middle OF the night Jones
entered their bedroom and beat the
heads OF both TO a pulp, using a
heavy club as a weapon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Blucher Vinson HIT BY Train.

Huntington. w. Va. Especially -
Bluchsr vineon, prominent citizen
OF the southern section OF this State,
was struck by Norfolk anl west
ern train at saltpctre. and sustaiued
injuries that may prove fatal.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
Nebruska Bank Robbed.

Kramer. Neb. Especially. - The
Kramer State Bank was looted by
robbers. who blew up the safe, secur-
ed 81 700 and escaped. A posse went
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-03-18
WAR ON BETWEEN
NICARAGUA AND SALVADOR
Uncle Sam Has Private Understand
Ing with Mexico.


These Two Governments Convinced
That The Time Has Come To Take
Drastic Measures To Enforce Peace
In The Central American Repub-
lics-Reported That United States
VIII Annex Two Republics And
Mexico DO The Standardization
With Nicaragua Broken.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1909-02-18
Talk OF the Town.
Try Kazda's barber shop.

Try Kazda's barber shop. If
Mrs. W. T. Kincaid has gone
back to Denison, Ia. to visit rela-
tives.
Col. John NJ Tucker is in Sioux
City seeking evidence in a crimi-
nal case.
Mrs. John ID. Eaton and son,
! William, left yesterday for a visit
in South Dakota.
Col. T. w. Cramer went down
to Norden yesterday to cry a big
sale for j. E. Allen.
The Valentine Lumber Co. have
a neat advertisement in another
column Of this paper.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Oak
Creek were in the city Monday On
their return from Omaha.
Have you anything to trade or
SELL II SO, use u barter and eX-
Change column; &c per line
" i Bishop and son, Mont,
lef' Tor Gregory, > u, and VIII
SHORTY send FOR their families
I,h, C,,u :, ,;J m;u
sbo.,t, ,.ko ,r;,
business ami mtN De gone some
tiin".
Mis-, Rns, Honton and Miss
Bi, Oh, who recently returned
from their business trip, Will start
out again
Ira Hewitt was in town the first
of The week and tells u, that ne IS
travelling "ut 81 > TX CITY Tor an
"''c'r'c'i company.
Mr., Maud Webb returned Sam
day MONT Of last, week from ?
,n'''''' 'i''' wiz" "o' ''''''e'
"''' d. Ne''
Enthusiasts of roller skating
may indulge in that pastime again.
~,
p. H. Young was in town Tues
day night to attend Masonic lodge.
He recently returned from a trip
over IN iowa on business.
Atty. A. NJ. Morrissey returned
Yesterday from Chadron where he
attended the district court of
Dawes county for two days.
Mrs. Paul Kennicott and daueh-
ter we're up from WoodIake and
visited with the family of D. +
Sherman the first of the week.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1909-02-18

MIS-. II. \. Dtidbu vi NlISclt Us
tied her sister, Mrs. Olson, Sun.
1t is rumOred about town that
Mr.. Jones, who formerly operated
the moving picture machines in
local shows, will shortly return to
Valentine.
Henry Ballard came in from
John Neiss' place Tuesday and
met a lot of his old friends ii
town. Henry has been working
up there about four months.
Peter Goger was in town Tues
day and stayed over night. He
has built a new house on his farm
south of Burge on the Snake and
when completed will be 24x36 and
give his growing family plenty of
room.
Big Martin, Charley Filter and
EnOch HalversOn came over from
Big White river last week and
spent several days in town. The
1a..o .m .aod h,,o 6Iod n,
hompstead~ in ih.S c"0nry near
U
W. u. JONES' Tue young man
VINO mas oeeii III our Guy LOT sew
Iatar Ohe Church with \ moving
nictnrn show was called To Kansas
Civ last Thursday by ,hs d.ar.
of his brother
we were nli~t"heI 'a~V week IL
Our "r'teup o.! YIN II. N'r''' ;
Hipdman was an adnn1pd sen.
He !, ne,,hey Of Mr. CMrre, ID
maize mis- h,mn with Mr. and Mrs.
Carrier 3u.ipy t.is cart, life
poster sh''n''t h''h N"> III
town iu' So"H evening |" d.
oerh looking Tor LIS oi"''l'r VII
durinc the hioh wind They were
heavy bav draft horses, branded
TIL connected with bar under.
Oh sunday next FEBRUARY ~
there VIII DE services as uSoa' oo,'
morning ana evening at o. 'o'n ;
Ep'Sc"pal churcil' ALSO Oh ASH
H~eohesoaN' req Il t'ele VIII 'e
a celeofatloh OF The I1"'y Hucna'lS'
Win an addresS at III ciocN ILL.,
z + Pratt of Humnhrev. Neb
new deputy oil Inspector under
Shallenberger's administration,
was in Stuart Friday. Mr.. Pratt
Is owner and editor OF the Humph-
rey Democrat, and appears to be
a very pleasant member Of the
fraternity. Stuart Advocate.
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
CARBON.

=: mrs:; P. p. Hollands mother, Mrs.
Hettie =: Clark. came last Tuesday
from on : iehm ond Date 20, on, a two
weeks, visit. :: :. s. =: =. :. ::
y The week of prayer ended last
=. Sunday night with, one convert and
two n1ourners. .,Rey.f c. w. >Poteate,,
pr pahyslle,. Va, Came last Thursday
night TO 1end d helping hand in the
-reyl yaI11 and reached two able SER
M dns last Sunday =. :
= ReY. P. .P. Holland preached at
; R4fmon City last might by request.
~ Mrs: Mamie Young is able to. be
IOatsa Eain. -. 80. -. 49, = x
:, =. Mfs: ,Rebecca Young spent few
hoers! With. her sick daughter last
tffiaay,,rMaTs nLiszie Perry. at Red
WaeerIpr, t;ana repoft s,sshe is. better
M M. +. : NJ, :" Faulkerson, from
Dortha, WAS cal,ington friends here
{ lastE Sunday. ~ = ..:..:.-, '."' .
%s> Mrs.. r. p. Hoilant-is better at this
-&, g a 81 :. : +:
: school, began last Monday
With Mics Spears, Instructor. =. - -,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
NEGRO BOY
Won the Indoor SsAratEson & Isss1ea
; -, With Gsaa& 1Sssaps : N A &

o.. -7,yy
Pittsburg, Penn. March z, --HtoSygs-s
ard Hall, Of Pittsburg, u oolored Boy.s,,
won the indoor Marathon race h6Sros
tonight with ease, being nearly, two
laps ahead of the second man. d ,Ta,ssss
race was for championship OF PaHn4
sylYania,- West Virginia md Il OhfSSS
but only one Ohio man and one west.
Virginia man we're entered, the fest
of the runners being, from r ttabufG
and Western 'PennsybyahiA. Il HAN
easily maintained the lead siaffhx
the whole course CULINARY: 5Host G
ard H.. Hall, Pfttsbnrs, won; q II. ia (,
9'eckemsyer, %PittABufx, ! iseeonai:
Walter A" Gordon, no ehsater. penn. y
third; Peter O. KSnay, Ffttsbnrk,
fourth, W. c. auigsey, Pittsbarg.
fifth. TimeA-3 - 7. Z. = y l.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
JEFFRIEs rs WILLING n 4:
...., rs. TO FIGHT JOHNSON

Chicago, March 1:.--L-EI win tfgISGs
Jack Johnson for the heavy wsigi9E
champ onship of the world, IL T. 40
able to get into condition to do my
self Justice said james J.. Jefefiess
who stopped off here on his way to-
New York today. .,H>.a.g s ~ Nh q
1.-The story from onnaka that q
said / would not fight Johnson ~
soon az I finished my vaudpytase 90
gagement is not trnesS' Con4inasa
Jefffies. 81 have never said deAnitss
~ I would fight Johnson and an not
ready to do so no1< nv, f86hra ~
pends' upon my ahitisy go ttssse
condition and. ] AN not g1Fs@
that / Will: be ahlss
.uee II, T. retnfn 1o - q 8.
kaYe, more kftga ri "a. -
ddSaon before h: S.
piapa5 n s. z.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
educational Solution
~ a
TT WILL IN TIME SETTLE THE
". GREAT ;PReBLRM OF THE ::
=: f:%ff =. : 9 T.. RACES. -.
tspe8eh pf presid enttsi&tt Taft at Car
; hegi& Han New York, February
- -. s, * u; z m fGSsfs '.:'l ,,> -

...,. -; : =
apeseh pf rrasidentIelect Taft at Car
heBis Hat New York, February
- {. lf - q. = 28, 1909. ':'f,,> -
- We have ten millions, OF colored
peoplS I'm the United States, and Of
that tsY shi1iions, / suppose nine mil
! t$ons 1iRes IN fhe Southern states. Now
II [y6G toad the ,Co1gfessiona1 Record
! reH1ap her one distinguished sena-
tor Wanted TO compel the public to-
read ,H~4bat there Is a great deal that
ts SsFg> useful and learned in tt,
there is a great deal you can sy1npa-:
thtzTe with IN it,;a great deat Of much
truth. RRa> q great deal OF humor.
That is, at aNakens your humor, and
sometimes lin sympathy and some
times at 1t! ...s -, IT," 49,. -.
NoWs II you study the Congressional
Record Sou will see, that there are
some statesmen that cay that it is inn
possible for the colofei and the white
races to live together. That the solu-
ton Is beyond the hope of human eff
FORT Well, the ten mil}iqns are here
End What are you going, 10 do about
Iit?E .:.<E.%,.T 80 r..
propose that
We should fn6ye them bodily out Of
thS Son 1try; they 90 ,not cay where,
they 30 not say q oyg, Ind they DO not
~ when init o nS!' Ut I the county
adtissg; ar6 o. 81. md :wiibS there Is Al, at,
S 3 III w ~ D. Is
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-03-04
! J = ! | !
Hesissns q, y Ss
ADMINISTRATORS lEnsl isI,i I'gs
Says that tho ReSeap 81 ~
Have rInere M VI;
- culnebnty ard 81
f. Treated stiiI s. lsSsss
81. H.. Courtesy by III, ssi sIs

i Charleston, S. &C! March NJ u ii'f 4S
the resignation = Sol q IS s;vviiSt
lCrum, as collector of c,iat
port, the resixnat An "a - siT
March >4th, the 81 itiiat f;oISs
threatened to CAUSE Pra.s \ ~ " Eg
Taft considerable ern it,f
avoided. No appSinf nn9TfF -
President RoosxsfEeit "a 81, 49, I'D ssl
as "u la discusstdn as thl sss
VINO Yves vigorously onbosed IS -
81 of the fact that Re ldeiss
long and herd het6t sas ii1 sss
hr':matton Was made bRs seMiSt pa lssss
man and othera When Crum Nj S;S,
named Tor the post ION by 8 81
Roosevelt In 1909 and, 81 ss n
last Few weeks Moving tCrlitii tes1assS
appointments. Senator Tim Ill b ,Issf
: = e. successful nHb,,at
his confirmation ~ the aSs, ,u.u 81
Crum says no 50 preset reg S:5 hsss Sem
brought to bear upon him that scas 4
cd MIN TO restgns but He xdoassa so iIs 81 Il
e. uause ne wishes 3 20 sayess
80 "nom ne enteftaipsi great ssqsDsees
~. =, eS possAple7 9En ParTa ssaI
- n.s telappointmant S and
eesa.ss 1 ~ tesis faats Re: has
3 aasa.,a;.; ioenlAed With Fresid
wishes ~ go aapihis.s 81 IGN and ss
- = ~ 7T 81
EioeteF' sattte e'ls thaA King th0ssi
800 tor appoinltlng him
-, aso' ana ftorh the rem onlinatsAs
hn 90 io a s., 2 second term
1S s., ~, .:,. az & VS.
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