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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-.William Eng
lish Walhng, millionaire, author. SO.
cialist and settlement worker. husband
Of Annie Strunsky, the noted Russian
autboress, will summon TO the supreme
court Miss Anna Bertha Grunspan, d
French girl, to compel her TO tell where,
as she alleges, Walling promised to
marry her
Wnlling is q grandson of William II.
English of Indiana. who once ran for
vice president. Walling says he will
prove TO the court before trial that the
young womap's claim Of 100000 dan
ages is without basis. He says he will
exhibit large bundle of letters which
Miss Grunspan penned To him while
they were simply good friends.
The letters were written in French
and show, Walling s attorney says, that
Walling never intended TO make Miss
Grunspan his wife, but, on the contrary,
if there was any thought at all about
wedding bells, they originated in the
mind of the plaintiff.
According to Miss Grunspan com
plant, young Walling was engaged TO
her at the time of his marriage to the
Russian authoress She SAYS the en-
gaoement was made IN France.
Mr.. Wallinp SAYS he met Miss Grun
span IN Paris Ave years ago. and he
befriended her when she came TO him
and begged him TO rintercede for her
brother who had been arrested as a
reyolutionist in st. Petersburg.
~ was because he succeeded in free
ing him: Walling lawyer says, that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Tvs of the Intermountain Reoi0Il

fearling ram Butterfeld Livestock
aged eve. Butterfieid Livestock COM
pany, nrst and second,
Yearling. eve. Butterf,eld Livestock
company, frHt and second
champion ram, Butterfield Livestock
Champion eve, Butterfield Livestock
company.
Merino Glass.
AGED ram, Butterfield Livestock COM
pany, FIRST. WI"
Yearling ram. Butterfield Livestock
company, frs tand second
Aged eve ButterfleId Livestock com.
pany. frst,
Yesrling eve Butterfield Ijvertoc,,
company, first
Eve lamb. Butterheld Livestock com
pany. first and second.
Champion ram, Butterfeld Livestocl.
company, frs5.
Champion eve. Butterheld Livestock
company.
f1rst; Butterfield Livestock company. sec,
ond
Best breeders flock F. S. King Bros.
hrst' Butterfield Livestock company, sec
Fat Sheep
o. Pen three wethers. F S. King Bros.
Knollin's Specials.
Pen five wethers, F. S. King, first.
In the manufacturers department gold
HlSNolS WSie dNhTueC 10 tlOSe WHO dis
played the finest lot OF articles in the
various classes, Most of the gold medals
were captured by local manufacturers.
The awards are as follows:
Glass l, Dry Goods.
Quality machine knit hosiery gold
'neSal; Utah Knitting company,
medal. Utah Knitting company.
Display over and under shirts. gold
medal Utah Knitting company.
Glass 2, Leathers.
Vacquero saddle. sold medal. j G.
Read G. Bros
American stock saddle. gold medal. j.
G.. Read & Bros.
Leather bride. gold medal J. G, Read
G. Bros
Light single harness. gold medal. J. G.
Heavy double harness gold medal. j.
G. Read 8, Bros.
Leather novelties. gold medal j. C.
Scroll saving. gold medal. Conrad
Hansen.
Cabinet work, gold medal. Conrad
Candy and Cocoa.
Ten varieties of candy made from
gold medal. J, G. Mcdonald company.
Quality of cocoa, sold medal, j. G, Nc
Donald company.
Quality OF chocolate, gold medal, j, q.
Mcdonald company
Special Medals.
The judges recommend that the fol-
lowing be given medals for display:
Ogden Macaroni Manufacturing com
pany, Ogden. Utah.
College Pure Food "Koffe -et." Logan,
Utah.
Ogden Portland Cement company, og-
den.
Western Bottling company, Ogden
Utah,
Paine G, Hurst DRY Goods company.
Ogden. Utah.
Utah Canning company (Pierce's Pure
Food Products). Ogden. Utah
George 4. Lowe company. OSden:
Utah.
Jones Bros, home made remedies: Og-
dan Utah
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UTAH COUNTY MEDIC0S:
THEY DISCUSS MALARIA
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Sept, a2S.-At the regular Utah
County Medical society meeting today in
the Commercial club rooms. DR.. ClaT-
ence NJ. Clark presented very inter
estlng paper on malaria in Utah county.
In which DR.. Clark took the position
that we'll defined cases of malaria had
developed In Utah. and was supported
by DIR. David Westwood and DR.. a. 5,
Pync. DR.. Clark had specimens OF the
anepheles mosquito. which is generally
held TO be responsible for the spread
of malaria. Some OF these mosquitoes
Identification Or. w r. Pike. who was
present at the meeting. said he was Of
the opinion that while malaria might
be inoculated by the sting OF the
Anepheles mosquito, there were other
WAYS OF communicating the disease, and
this view was also taken by DR.. A. O.
Stoddard In the past IT has been gem
orally held by the medical profession
that there has never been case OF
genuine malaria developed In this state.
and at one time one Of the prominent
doctors OF Salt Lake City offered 500
10 anyone who would produce case
which had developed in Utah. In taking
this stand, the profession conceded that
other locality by person and, after
coming here, the disease would take It's
natural course. but even in that case the
reyageg would be in mild form. Inc
claim now made by DR.. Clark that there
are we'll defined cases OF malaria IN
Utah county, which have developed here.
has caused the medical profession TO
teke notice, and the further investisa-
with interest by the fraternity.
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Sidelights on Women's Love
TO Be Exhibited i'm Court

Miss Grunspan became infatuated with
the millionaire. When he married Miss
Strunsky the young French woman fol
lowed him to this country and brought
suit for 100000 for alleged breach of
promise.
Motion OF the examination of the
plaintiff before trial will be in few
days. 1t is said that AN interesting
bundle of letters will be produced in
court when the case is called Ex-
tracts from letters from Miss GEunspan
follow:
''To be near you and never to leave
you would be the absolute ideal 1t is
true that have no right over YOU.
You are my benefactor, my superior,
that is, so IL is my duty to submit to
your will, and not you TO mine.
In a letter written July 13, 1905, she
says:
But now you are so far from me
and no more think Of her who loves
YOU. Of her who has a thirst 10 kiss
you-1 know YOU don't love me, you
bad boy, but unfortunately | can't say
the same. for | feel charm when you
are at my side Do not love, never love
without being loved, and do not be with
a person who cannot and will not un-
derstand you.
81 send YOU thousand kisses,
dearie; you know that | wish you no
evil. 1t is at myself that | am angry,
for | have for you only gratitude and
appreciation. God knows that YOU have
done only too much for me. but | lack
courage little fool y
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HEIR TO BIG FORTUNE
STICKS TO THE NAVY

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. eS.-Although he
is reputed to have fallen heir TO more
than Sl,50O. 600 Horace keefer. young
hospital steward on the receiving ship
Franklin, does not want TO leave the
navy. Keeler enlisted at Chicago on Sep
tember I. His home is In Richmond. Ind,
and his father is manufacturer OF cas-
kets Young keeler Is learning the ur-
dertaking and embalming business and
says he is getting valuable experience in
the navy.
One OF the stipulations OF his grand
fathers will, according to reports, is that
lac must be earning at least SIS d month
by the time he reaches his twenty-ffth
birthday. I'm order To inherit the estate.
"I can earn that much in the navy,
said young keeler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
WILL SUE RAILROAD FOR
CAUSING FALSE ARREST
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept. 2s-Havins been held
IN the city Jail for four days without
any formal charge being preferred
against hum. and charged with grand lar
ceny only after habeas corpus proceed
lhss were instituted, James Armstrong,
southern Pacific brakeman has been
o.scnareed Tor lack OF evidence and his
attorney is now preparing complaint in
which $4,000 damages viii be demanded
from the Southern Pacific company and
Special Officer j. Gordon.
armstrong was arrested for the alleged
inert OF several suit cases stolen at the
Union depot some weeks ago. The rail-
road officials failed TO produce sufficient
evidence to warrant him being held and
MS oischaree was ordered. Armstrong
says that he was arrested on the fiimsi-
est preteNt and that the entire case
against him was based only upon suspi-
clon. His attorney will bring suit for
$4,000 against tho railroad company for
false imprisonment
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Despondent Attempts Suicide.

special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Sept 2S.-'rhomes Dove, Ia
borer residing in Providence, two miles
SOUTH OF this city cut his throat with
razor last night IN an attempt TO conf
Sut missed both juGular veins, and DR..
T, v Budge, who was called. succeeded
in saving his l!fc. Dependency seemed
10 be the cause OF the act. II is worthy
~ notc that Doves father, grandfather
md a brother committed suicide. Dove
is about 10 years Of age and has a wife
MI ono child
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Wanted in Wyoming.
;pecIsl TO The Tribune,

Special 10 TIC IT1UUHV'
OGDEN Sept. 2S.-J. A. Hanson, ar
rested at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon BY city Jailer Hagbert Ander-
SON. on a description sent by the Wyo-
ming officers. was returned 70 Green
River. Wyo.. this evening by Sheriff j.
It. Morrsrty. who arrived In Ogden TINS
morning and Identified the prisoner as the
man wanted for forgery. on August ~.
a week after his release from the NFo-
ming pcnitentiary. Hanson passed
forged check for s25 on a Rock Springs
merchant He had been mixed up In
number of other forgeries I'm wyoming
before. II isSalleged. and was recoSniZcu
AT Ogden from the description, winch
said that he is A cripple
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Sues Insurance Agent.
Special 10

Special 70 The Trioune.
OGDEN. Sept 9S.-AssertinE that
Walter Richey has failed TO turn over
premiums collected on fire Insurance
policies for the Dixie Fire Insurance
company. amounting 10 s66o.29. e. Ii.
Peircc. the general agent OF the com
pany in Utah, today filed suit IN the
district court for the collection of the
amount mentioned Peirce says that
Richey was employed by the company 70
solicit Insurance and to collect premi :,
ums Between the first OF January and
thc first of June OF this year. Richey
collected $500 10 and has turned over TO
the plaintiff but sli2.75. according to the
cOmDlaiDt,
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WILL BE CHARGED WITH
STEALING MANY HORSES
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 Tie ITIDUUG'
OGDEN Sept. 2s-Walter Turner. the
eighteen-ye r-old youngster who was ar
rested on the belief that he had stolen
a dozen horses in Weber county during
the past few months. will be formally
charged with grand larceny. a COM
plaint was drawn by County Attorney
David Jenson today and will be served
on Turner tomorrow morning. Young
Turner and his family was deported 10
Canada last year, but he returned TO
Ogden a short time afterward and has
been living here since. II is probable
that he will be again deported. with the
unders landing that II he returns here he
will be prosecuted on the grand larceny
charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
New Sewage Dump.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. Sept. 2s.-Members OF 2
snecial committee from the city council
win meet this week with officials OF the
1,if6 the view OF getting permission 10
use the ground near the Stag dumps as
a sewerage farm, The present outlet OF
the sewer system here ts in Little Cot
tonwood creek, and owing TO the com
nIsint OF residents in that section strin
gant measures must shortly be adopted
Ia get another dumping, ground City
ErrTneer Joscph Clmer has been asked
!, - Dnrnre tbs cost OF an extension "a
The city garage ground, along the route
~ rjItle Cottonwood creek
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Jurors for District Court.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Sept. 2s.-The following jurors
irict court for the October term of court
the venire returnable October II at 10
o'clock a. m: David StaSg. Warren
snow, Frank Dufhn. Provo; Evan IA.
senh p Frampton. John l.. Christensen,
Provo Bench; Peter Jensen. Samuel "A.
Jchnson. James o. Page, Pleasant Grove l.;
James r. Diamond. Lewis B. sanford, l..
Stanhen / Bunncll Jr., Lake View: VIII
n''I5 liam Davis. Jr.. Salem: Walter Darling,
Henry Lott. Eugene Roberts. William
=. Parker. Eugene Bone, Lchii John Z.
Holman. Santaquin; Timothy McGaity,
AmcrIcan Fork; Ephram Healey. Alpine
Charles Sunberg. Vineyard,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST
OPERATOR OF WIRELESS

BUFFALO. n. Y. Sept. 2s.-Ernest l..
Goodwin, an operator Inv the employ OF
the Centennial Wireless Telegraph conf
having wilfully prevented the transmits
sion OF a message from the steamer West
crn States on September Il. when she
was disabled on Lake Eric: on Long
Point.
The operator on the Western states
tried Tor several hours 10 ask assistance
both from the Buffalo and Erie Pa.
stations. but 1t is alleged the opposition
company. Tor which Goodwin worked.
would interfere. and having more pow
erlul plant, would smother his waves.
The maXimum penalty for the oftense rs
four years Imprisonment. The case was
adjourned.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. !nde"endent $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Danish Brotherhood Visit.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Sept. 2S.-Two hundred mem
bcrs OF the Danish Brotherhood from
Portland. Me, on their way to Fresno
Cal, where convention Of the brother
hood is 10 be held stopped off in Provo
for short time this morning. The
delegates are going wcai over the d. &
K. c. and Western Pacific In IA special
train OF seven Pullman scepers Another
train. with as many more from different
parts Of the east. passed through here
this afternoon,
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GOOD HITTING is JUST LUCK
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Continued From Preceding Page
them If that ism I baseball luck, what
is it9'
Hans was told about Bill toXen s
idca about pitcher being . good one
only if he didn t put ball over the
plate,
"'Well. | would say that was fool
ish opinion There ism { man in the
National league today who can be
fooled on four balls. OF course, you
wilk find few who will bite at a
widc one now and then; i'll fact, we
all do it, but 20 fool batter after bat
ter every trip to the plate-wcll, that s
bevond me.
You can I even lust cut corners in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Fined for Disturbance.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2S.-John De Voc of Salt
Lake who was arrested a few days ago
and chnrged with disturbing the peace
AT the Bamberger depot when he was
refused a pass to Salt Lake, was given
hearing this morning by Acting Police
was imposed De Voc forfeited a bond
OF $50 in police court yesterday. but his
attorney succeeded In obtaining a re-
opening of the case and a remittance
OF the greater portion of the fine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Asks for Guardianship.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2s.-Mrs. Mary j. Rob-
inson, grandmother of Archie and Nello
Robinson. minor children of Melissa Rob-
lnson OF Rockland, Idaho. is seeking the
appointment OF William Robinson an
uncle OF the children. as the guardian
OF their estate. The petition fled with
the probate division of the district court
today says that the children are entitled
10 an undivided interest in the estate OF
their grandfather, Lawrence Robinson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

Have y'ou overworked your nervous sye-
tenn and cnused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Have you pains In
Ioins. side, back and bladder? Have you
fabby appearance OF the face. and un-
der the eyes, A frequent desire 70 pass
urine2 If so, Williams Kidney Pills will
cure you-Druggist. Price 50c.
For sale. by Schramm- Johnson Drugs.
stores. Halliday Drug Co.. Van Dyke
Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Howell Boss of Cache.
Special to The Tribune

Special 70 The Tribupc.
LOGAN. Sept 2S.-Republican pri-
mares were held throughout Cache
county tonight TO elect delegates 70 the
county convention which will he held In
this city next Monday. Quito a number
or precincts have sent in their returns
and all OF Them indicate that the forces
OF Congressman Howell will control the
denomination of State Senator Herschel
Sulen.a against whom bitter fight has
been waged by the insurgents and pro-
nibitionists in the Republican party
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Farmer 8 Institute at Murray.
Special 10 The Tribune.

DTNNIuI TO IIIH
MURRAY, Sept. cs.--A farmers insti.
tute under the auspices of the Murray
Commercial club will be held here to-
morrow afternoon. This meeting will he
the second OF a series TO be held here
this winter. A number of prominent
men about the county will deliver In
teresting addresses. Professor Merrill
OF Provo will he the principal speaker.
a special musical programme will he
given.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Revenue by Taxation.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2S.-Ogden board OF
park commissioners will meet with mem
bers OF the Salt Lake park commission sio
h,, yvhich 4, is hoped that n bill may be
passed by the next legislature provldins
for a direct tax 10 raise funds for me
park commissioners OF the larger Sltie'
of the state, instead OF having tne hJG.
essary funds appropriated by the city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Short News Stories

YONKERS. N Y, Sept. 2S.-With a
water famine threatening the city be-
cause OF a long drouth an outbreak OF
typhoid has attacked Yonkers. Two
hospitals are crowded with fever pa
tients. Commissioner Benne OF the wa
ter bureau announced tonight that the
supply of water would not last more
than two weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
HOWARD FOUND GUILTY;
STOLE ROBERT URE'S PURSE
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
FARMINGToN. Sept 2s.-Frank How
ard was found guilty OF grand larceny
today, by jury IN the second judicial
court -
On July 81. 1910. while on Lagoon
train. Howard stole a purse containing
$3.50 from Robert Ure OF Woods Cross.
He had been released from the state
pententiary on July "a. after serving A
term FOR burglary Sentence will be pro.
nounced on October l5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Ba by Show at Fair,
Special To The Tribune.

opecIdl TO Inc Trlbune.
OGDEN, Sept. 2S.-Therc will be
prize baby contest at the fair grounds
al 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, which
VIII be one of the features of the Four
State fair. About dozen entries have
ALREADY been made, and it is expected
that there will be about that many more.
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Car Robbed at Tintic Junction.
tn The Tribune

spccinl 10 The TrIbuhe.
EUREKA, Sept. 2s.-Thieves broke INTO
n box car at Tintic Junction last nlght
- s,olo twenty suits OF clothes and six
Teen OF clehlsc1 overcoats consigned 70
the Golden Rule store In Eureka. Sherih
SenroId is on the track of the thieves,
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-karl A. Badsing
under suspicion OF having poisoned his
wife. Mrs. Mabellc 7, Badsing. who died
August 10, was held TO the grand jury
here today on n charge of murder. Mrs
Badsings body had been eXhumed and a
chemical analysis OF vital organs re-
Vealed arsenic I'm marked quantities"
according to the physIcian's report The
body OF Badsing's first wife who died
two years ago under somewhat similar
circumstances. has been eXhumed and is
being examined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29
Wife Charges Desertion.
Special TO The Tribune.

SPtCIdI 70 T Ilt ITIOUUU.
OGDEN. Sept 2S.-Aleging that Min
ME Baker Fei wilfully deserted him with
out cause, January 10. 1908. Fred Fei to-
day fled an action for divorce with the
district court Fei says they were mar
ried at Kansas City, Mo. in June, 1894
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

WEBB CITY. Mo. Sept. 2s.-Shortly
after j. w. Ayler had filed a suit for
s87 900 against a man who sold him
I,000~acre farm in Texas. alleging he had
been defrauded, he received word today
that lightning had struck a ledge on the
property and exposed gold ore OF such
Independently wealthy, Ayler mas with
drawn his suit
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Licenses to Marry.
Special TO The Tribune

special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 2S.-Licenses TO marry
were Issued by the county clerk today TO
the following: Joseph Mikel Ludwig and
Mrs, Marie Nerden, both of Ogden. NAL
comn NJ, Mclean and Sadie O. Owens,
both of Soda Springs Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-29

NEW YORK Sept. 2s.-A running gun
fight between the occupants OF two auto
mobiles occurred tonight In a fashionable
residence district OF the upper west side
Fully fifteen shots were fred, and from
bloodstaips that marked the course tnlten
by one OF the machines II ie believed
one man was wounded. Both automo-
biles escaped
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DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 2S.-Upon order
of Federal Judge Mccormick the sale OF
railroad. set for today. was postponed un-
I'll the third Tuesday in May. 1911.
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Foreign News in Brief

ROME. Sept. 2s.-The official report
Issued tonight states that during the last
twenty-four hours twenty-one new cases
of cholora have appeared in the cityHand
vicinity OF Naples. with eleven deaths.
Two strangers seeking lodging in Naples
today aroused the suspicion OF the resi-
dents, who cried out that they were
spreading cholora. The strangers were
attacked by the mob when they at
tempted TO give candy TO some children.
MILAN, Sept 2s.-King Victor En-
manuel and his cousin. the Count OF
Turin had Il narrow escape here to-
day. while inspecting the aerop!anes at
the aerodrome. The aviator, Simon
failed to observe that the king and the
count were walking in front OF him and
started his machine. II swept toward
them at full speed. There were loud
cries from the alarmed spectators. The
king and the count threw themselves 10
the ground and the machine just cleared
them.
LONDON. Sept. 2S.-Oscar s. Strauss,
American ambassador TO Turkey, has ar
rived here on his way to the United
States on leave OF absence. He denies
that any restrictions were placed on his
proposed visit TO Russia which was
abandoned. he says. because OF the
cholera in that country
BUENOS AYREs. Sept. 2s. = Dis
patches from Asuncion Paraguay an
nounce the election OF Dr. Manuel Con
dra to the presidency OF the republic.
DR.. Gondra was minister TO Brazil and
more recently minister OF foreign af~
fairs.
M