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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

lplaces were laid at The dining table
for fourteen. A shower bouquet ol
Killarney roses centered the table
and pink tapers marked each place. a
..dlintA Aa~eplor tune OF pink was etccts
rilell-earried ont.inthcs courses Lieu
tenant Bart Barnes occupied the hon
or seat, Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, j. r. C0ttingham, Mr. aud Mrs
Robert Sohlberg, Mr. and Mrs G. NJ
Sarchet, Mr., aud Mrs. w H. Cuyle
Mr. ana Mrs u, n, BeadlcS, eNGuv
ernor Barnes and Mr w, A Ifraslor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dau9lortN
left this morning To attend the char
tiles aud corrections convention held
at Muskogoc this week.
Rev. anu Mrs. II. + Rankin hay'
| fer their guests Mr.. and Mrs. j, a
Newman of Oklahoma CITY.
Mrs. May Vampncr went to MARROW
This morning whore SHE will orgauizo
| Il Woman's Relief corps
Mr. aud Mrs John Devercaux spent
the day in Oklahoma CITY
Mrs. o, f. lllldrcth and Mrs, Il
Mckee. who are here from Newton
Kas, guests Of tho Ilildrcths. visited
oklahoma CITY today.
Mr.. aud Mrs r. ". Cermuiu aud
/ Mr. and Mrs. Colin Valentine spent
the day in oklahoma CITY.
Miss cora Garrison came in TODAY
I ON Enid for visit with her sister
/ Miss Myrtle Garrison
Mrs. Cress and Mrs. Moss Of Cres.
cent we're here today cn route to
Stillwatcg TO attend the meeting ol
the First district Federated clubs
Mrs. Enoch }amford is suffering
from severe attack OF dlphthera.
Mrs. Konney. who has had charge
Of the art department nc the Lutz
store, lett today for Atlanta, Ga, t.
remain.
Mrs. A. T, Gay has gone to Wichl
Ia, to visit for few days,
Mrs. A. u. Shanks and daughter
spent the day here from Mulhall
shopping.
The w c. r. T. OF the West Side
held Us regular meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs, Ben
Prosser, l2l West Mansur The sub
iect Tor discussion was the Temper
ance Situation In the United States.
Mines. Metz, Prosser. Swan, Lewis.
/ Bonner. Leonard. Moses and lloming
each had short papers bearing on the
subject Rev. Lewis OF the West Side
NJ, u. church has consented To deliver
/ a lecture IN the nea future for thr
4 benefit OF the organizations Mrs
Leonard, who has been III Tor 80 long
was presented beautiful pOtted
plant as a token OF love of the mem
bers.
4
|Nrs. Mcnefec aad a party VI
4 trNnds mUtorod 10 Oklahoma city "a
\ day. Airs Benedict and Mrs. llusbel
&crc among ihOsc going 4
Mrs. Heinz Braun 81 Norlh Cap
lol, WAS hostess yoste day afternoon
at miscellaneous shower for Mia
Jane Curran, whose marriage to Mr.
lIankus ol Tulsa, viii take place Tia
iirst Of next month The guests IN
cllded ladies whom Miss Currau ha'
nuwed.
knights Of Columbus Will give
| bah at their hall tomorrow evening.
LlgDt or heavy hauling transform
. and afnrHRo wpp polQpu Truuufpr NJ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Knights Of columbus viii Give q
bali at their hall tomorrow evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Mrs. Heinz Braun. 81 Norlh Cap
llol Was hostess yoHte day afternoon
at miscellaneous shower for Miss
Jane Curran, whose marriage to Mr..
lIaukus ol Tulsa, viii take place the
frst Of next month. The guests In.
cluded ladies' whom Miss currau had
nuwed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

The r. A. A. Ihimble club VIII
meet Thursday afternoon with Misc
Drlsilla Smith, li02 West Warner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

II The home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. CALEB
Grow was the scene OF beautiful
dinner party last evening. The din
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Mrs. Louis Bronson entertained at
cards this afternoon complimentary
10 her guest Miss Price of Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

%nlrs. J A Mcnefec aad a party vi
'irNnds mUtorcd 10 Oklahoma city ia
day. Airs. Benedict and Mrs llushej
N@crc among ihosc going Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

Y ME-Spd Mrs Gslew Crow left thN
first Of the month to spend the sum
ncr a. the country home Of Gen J. G.
.lBmispn, father of Mrs. Grow MI.
| j. J. lIildreth recently purchased tlV
Sxuw home at oil East Washiugrc6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

The l'ralcrnaI Aid As
aoclptiun OF Guthrie viii
hold q masquerade lackey
social IN the Is of G. hall
on East Harrison ayeniie
Wednesday night, Aphl
y.
Ie IA lnVIi0d. AhmllglOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-27

r. ]. Lcally and Attorney u. Y. Rob
eris we're here today from Pawhusha
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
POSSES ON TRA|l.
OF TRAIN ROBBERS
Masked Men Hold up Mail Ex,
press, Take Engine and
Escape.

BENECIA. CAL. April Is.--~A num-
Der of armed posses are to-day scour-
ing the country fer the three masked
robbers who held up the China-Japan
mall train of the Southern Pacific Sat-
urday night ana stole nine registered
mail pouches.
The robbery was the boldest of a
decade. As the train neared this city
two masked men climbed over the
tender and compelled the engineer.
at the point Of revolvers. to stop the
train. Then they forced the mail
clerks to throw out the registered
mail sacks. Members OF the train
crew. Il was learned to-day, opened
fire on the robbers. who seized Engi-
neer Marsh and his fireman and used
them as shields
Marsh yelled to the trainmen to
cease firing.
The robbers piled the mail sacks
into the engine, cut ii loose from
the train and ran II five miles away,
where they threw of the mail sacks,
reversed the engine and jumped. A
girl telegraph operator at Suisun saw
the runaway engine and opened a
switch. sending 1t into a ditch and
ayerting a wreck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
/, 4 4. R. MEMBERS
HOLD ANNUAL ROW
Bitter Warfare Between Insur-
gents and Regulars Mark
Opening of Convention.
OPPOSED TO "CZARINAISM'
Charge President General, Mrs.
Scott, is Female Prototype
of "Uncle joe.
OPPOSED TO "CZARINAISM'

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 10
Down with Czarinaism!
.As the insurgents in the House
fight Cannonism, so must we array
ourselves against Scottish"
With this declaration the insur'
gents Of the d. A. r.. went into the
opening session of the meeting to-da,
and the annual row. started with
out delay.
That Mrs. Matthew r. Scott. the
president general, has usurped all the
appointiye power and has named al
committees from her own persona
followers. is the charge upon which
the battle will be waged.
The insurgents declare that this
rules must be meHded. and that tbs
committees must represent the gen
eral body OF the organization.
Mrs. Scott faces the situation pla
cidly and with calm confidence. Sh'
has declared that the promise of strif,
was uniustihed. She has predicted
the convention will adjourn with 1
new record for harmony.
Though In their resolutions the in
surgents address their grievance
against the administration" they ad
NIT that the move is simply a slap a
the president general.
Mrs Scott, they aliege. has abso
luteIy disregarded the constitution i,
placing upon the most important com
mittees those daughters of her fac
ton who were defeated for place
upon the board OF managers. OF al
the committees. consisting of 53s APP
pointments. there are at present SO
members who are not on the boar
OF managers.
The insurgents planned at the frs
possible moment to present to tn
convention a resolution calling for
change OF rules in this matter.
Provided that success in this insur
gent movement is won, the radical
will then make every effort to at
tempt displacement OF Mrs. Scot
as president general.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
AFTER
OFFICERS SCHOOL
Delegation Asks That Military
Men Camp on Historic
Battlefields There.

Major BENJAMIN Harrison. Captain
thinner. of the Petersburg militia.
and Secretary K. Gordon Finney, of
the Cockade City Chamber of Com
merce. called on Acknowledgement
Sale Monday to ask that the camp OF
instruction for officers be located there
this summer.
The were given a
respectful and lengthy hearing. and
Adjutant- General Sale examined
many blue-prfnts shown by the three
members of the delegation, although
no definite decision was reached.
1t was pointed out by the military
men and Secretary Finney that no
place in Virginia, or the South, for
that matter, affords such q splendid
wealth OF wartime lore. so many miles
OF hisforic battlefields intrenchmenta
or breastworks as the land surround>
ing Petersburg. where the contend
ing forces in the days Of the late
unpfeasantness' fought nine long
months, the struggle ending with Gem
eral Lee Withdrawing his forces. APP
precIating the value of instruction on
these fields, the War College sent q
scoxn Of officers there last spring, and
the results attained We're most note
worthy. 1t Is probable the officers
school OF instruction will be located
near Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
D. L.R. Us. sUFFRAGETTEs
IN BATTLE FOR ROOMS
Latter Won't Relinquish Hotel
Quarters-Clerk Gets it
From Both Sides.

WASHINGTON d. c.. April Is
The suffraget o. and the Daughters Of
the Revolutionary came into exciting
collision to-day In the Washington
hotels.
The suffragettes had engaged their
rooms only until last night
The suffragettes had engaged their
rooms only until last night.
The d. A. Rs had made reserva-
lions for their rooms beginning to-
day.
Tho suffragettes decided to sta,
over until Tomorrow.
Tha hotel clerks got It from both
Sides
The ladies OF Revolutionary pedi-
gree were incensed to hnd them.
selves crowded out by "upstRrs' OF
mannish manner and . vulgar desire
to mix In the mire OF politics"
Its q terrible situation" Eaid a
hotel clerk. II would rather try t.
pick the winner OF the Jeffries-j John.
son night than take sides In row
between an irate d. A. r. and q
militant suffragette.'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
TROUSERS GONE:
WORE 4 BARREL
Embarrassing Situation in Which
Mr.. Schwartz Awoke to Find
Himself.

Mrs. Lille Schwartz tcstified in Po-
lice Court Monday that her husband.
Massie Schwartz. had to walk In a
barrel around his yard Sunday morn
ing because. she alleged. PATSY Nun
dy. a negro woman. had stolen the
only pair Of pants Mr.. Schwartz pos
sessed.
With a little black pickaninny on
her arm, Patsy Munday Indignantly
denied the charge OF stealing q pair
OF pants and propoundei to Justice
Crutchfield the querys
What you thinks wants with
ZEN, p, -------
The court was unable to answer
such d question, and Patsy was dis
missed. The evidence was that she
had been employed by MrA Echwartz
and that some time Saturday night
the only pair Of trousers. pants OF
breeches belonging to Mr.. Schwartz
was taken from the home. It made
the situation exceedingly embarrass-
Ing for the gentleman when he wal
aroused Sunday morning. Hence the
use Of the barrel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
COLONEL sN[ERs
At R[ACT|0NAR|Es
Address Before Hungarian
Pertinent Practical Defence
of "lnsurgent" Movement
FRIENDLY MOB MEETS
HIM ON ARRIVAL
Police Chief Knocked Down,
Trampled and Leg Broken
BY Crowds Anxious to
See ExrPresident.
(By n STAR Correspondent Of the
United Press)

(By a Stan Correspondent of the
United Press)
BUDAPEST. April 1s.--In a speech
IN the Hungarian Parliament to-day
Roosevelt took slap at
political reactionarfes who sneer at all
efforts at progress.
He declared that the reactionary
spirit Ii encountered In legislative halls
the world over, and cited the -nppnsi-
ton he encountered while president of
the United States to secure Justice
tempered with Kindness common hon
esty In business. and politics. and the
social progress of the nation"
He made no mention of present po-
liticai conditions in America, but his
speech might easily be considered a
defense of Insurgency"
The Colonel was enthusiastically re-
ceived by Parliament, which suspend
I'D all business for the day in his
honor.
'GaleHeaER Roosevelt visit to Buda-
pest has already cost the chief of po-
lice broken leg, and IL the enthu-
siasm of the Hungarian popuiace con-
tinues throughout his stay there Is no
telling what the final count win be.
The chief of police was caught In
last nights crush at the railway sta
ton. knocked down and trampled upon.
He tried his best to save himself by
telling the people who he was, but
the great throng was bent on just one
thing-gefting as near Mr.. Roosevelt
as possible. Had the chief been the
emperor 1t lis probable the result would
have been the same.
Colonel Roosevelt said the struggle
at the station reminded him of a New
York department store bargain rush
Ia txsoc " ru{ aff hn
and carried forty feet by the enthusf-
astie mob, but emerged without a
scratch.
Same Old Grind.
The Colonel began repetition of the
old grind at 1880 o'clock. at which
hour he called on Archduke Joseph
Later he paid hts respects tn Count
Khuen Won Hedervary the premier
and WAS then taken in charge by Count
Apponyi. an old friend. whom the Colo
mel had entertained in Washington
In the evening the Count gave din
ner for Roosevelt at which the legis-
latiye leaders. Archduke Joseph and
the Baron and Baroness Won Hengel-
mueller were present.
Despite the attempts of royalty and
the nobility 10 claim all of the Colo
neI's time, he showed that he has lost
none of his democratic spirit by break
ing away from his entertainers Ions
enough to visit Francis kossuth
leader Of the United Opposition party
| Kossnth is Ill and unable to leave hii
house. He was overjoyed when tht
Colonel was announced. This visi
was wholly unexpected and was q
startling revelation 10 the Hungarian
OF Roosevelt's democracy. II served
to increase the enthusiasm OF the PEG
| pie.
A three hours automobile trip ovel
| the city was the principal event o
the afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
ERSTWHILE CADETS
GET COLD RECEPTION
Parents of Students Dropped from
Staunton Military Academy
Irate at Sons.

Especial to The Richmond vireinian.)
STAUNTON. VA. April 1s.--Some Of
the cadet officers who were dismfssed
from the Staunton Military Academy
for breaking barracks ana those who
from the home folks, One boys father,
instead Of sending him money to come
home. advised him 70 work his way "a
Chicago and hunt lob. Another ro-
fused to pay for the telegram his boy
sent collect asking for money. One
boy has secured poaition hare q
and gene 10 WORK Ill oeSsu
heartily ropentAnt and tried to secure
readmissicn ON any kind OF punishment
that should b named. but the school
thought II necessary 20 deal nrmiy with
them. Tho achooA u gntng along -
II nothing had happsH@4 ana ~ dir
ctplins a not 4uegtione1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
RAILROAD WRECK;
THREE ARE DEAD
Mail Clerks Lose Lives-Illinois
Central Train Ditched Near
Jackson Miss.

CHICAGO. April 1s.---A statement
was issued to-day by officials In the
once Of the vice. president OF the NIL
nois Central railroad stating that three
trainmen had been killed or fatally In
jured in a wrecks OF an Illinois Central
train near jackson. Miss, early to-
day. On account Of the storm in the
South the wires were crippled and 1t ID
difficult to get detailed information.
According to tha efIaeiaiss, Jones=Fro-
lear, mail clerk. was killed outright
and Mail Clerks Wood and Lott are
reported killed. No passengers were
hurt.
The wreck occurred five miles north
OF jackson at 1880 A. NJ The cause
In not known.
The wreck IL said to have been caus-
ed by a washing out OF the track dur
ing the terrific rains of the past forty
eight hours. The engine. mail car
baggage car and buffet car turned corn
pfeteiy over and were b urned UP. One
Pullman car turned over on its side
but the remainder OF the train did mol
leave the embankment on which the
tracks are laid.
A report which has reached here that
both the engineer and fireman are
buried under the wreck of the engine
and tender has not been confirmed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
GIRL IS VICTIM
OF BOLD ATTACK
Negro Knocks Down Miss Bald
win, But is Frightened Away
by Family.

Especial to The Richmond yirefnian.}
ROANOKE. VA. April 1s-A bold
attack was made on fifteen year old
Mary Baldwin by an unknown negro
Saturday night. The would be assaii-
ant entered the Baldwin home, on
Mountain avenue. s. W.. one the most
densely populated residential sections
of the city. shortly after o'clock. He
encountered Miss Baldwin in the
kitchen and knocked her down, Other
members of her family were In the
dining room and hearing her fall rush.
ed in. They frightened the negro away.
Miss Baldwin was rendered uncon-
scious by the combined result of her
fall and fright and remained In that
condition for nearly an hour.
The police are working on a clue
which they think will result in the
speedy arrest OF the negro.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
PUT IN COUNTY, JAIL
ON THEFT CHARGE
Former Postmaster in Gloucester
Brought Here from Phila-
delphia-
CAPTURED AFTER CHASE
Marshall Smithers and Detective
Scherer Interview Man, But
are Mum.
AFTER CHASE

George III. Franklin. erstwhi1e post
master in Gloucester county, who Is
alleged to have embexzled from the
government while holding the Federal
position. was arrested in Philadelphia
Friday and was brought to the Hen
rico county jail Saturday afternoon,
and Is confined there now. bail having
been placed at such a figure that he
could not meet 1t.
He WAS traced from Gloucester
county several weeks ago to Cfncin-
natl thence to Chicago and was fin
ally located in Philadelphia Friday
by postofffce inspector.
United States Marshal Smtthers was
at once notified and ordered the tor
-mer postmaster brought here. An in.
dictment was returned by q Fedora
grand jury some time ago, and Hpsf
this indictment the prisoner wifi b
arraigned.
The exact amount of Frankiin's al
legged shortage h not given in the wA-
rant against him. Postal authorftie
all over the country had been notified
to be on the watch for him, and tina
he escaped them for 30 long Is a mat
ter of some surprise to the sleuths.
Marshal Smithers and Detective
Scherer interviewed Franklin at ths
Henrico courthouse Monday morning
but neither would say what defens,
the man would make. They did ga,
that they would oppose any applica
ton for bail unless the amount wa
made large enough to cover all OF TIN
loss.
Franklin. a man not over fort.
years of age. and who is said to hav
family In Gloucester county. Is II
I a. cell on the same floor with Fay n,
Harris, the notorious postoffice rob
| bers who were arrested in New Yorl
and brought here after such a chas
I by the inspectors, the police and tn
! special officers. He Is considered a
Federal prisoner. and win be ar
raigned "Wednesday at the same TIM
that the craftsmen are hailed befor
the court. II Is not probable that n
will be given a hearing for some tim
| yet. however, the court being bus
with more serious matters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
GUNS AND BRICKS USED
BY PRACTICAL JOkERS
Woman Escape from Bullets Payfu Fired by Stud
ents Chasing Friend from Rendezvous in Vicinity of
Eleventh and Clay Streets

from the sidewalk and went through
a window In q home on Eleventh
street. narrowly missing a Idly who
sat in her parlor. According to rumor
the boys are medical students. When
one of the number calls upon a young
lady and returns late in the evening
he Is 'playfully'' waylaid at dark
corner and make to hike it down
the street with revolver shot rover
berating in his ears as he runs. These
playful exuberances usually cause the
unfortunate to set new speed records.
A friendly warning will be given
the students when they are found and
the police will request them to be a
little more dignified in their practical
jokes hereafter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
FATAL M|sHAP SOLVES
AERIAL WAR PROBLEM
Destruction of Balloon By Light
ming Proves Electricity In
vineible Defence.

BERLIN. April is.-Eleetricai and
aeronsutic experts are convinced to-day
that the destruction by lightning yes
terday OF the balloon Deiitzsch, while
flying over the village Of Reichen Sach-
sen. resulting in the death of its four
occupants. has solved the problem OF
successfully combating aerial war
craft.
IL lightning can destroy a balloon.
why cant artificial electrical surrents
do tho same thing. these experts are
asking. Already Gerry has been expe-
rfmentinx with apparatus for protect
ing electrical currents through the air
with just this end In view.
The horrors OF such = warfare are
pointed out by the German press, but
that Is bound to come ts practically
concedsd. German scientists believe
that 1t will be possible even to explode
the magazines OF q battleship by long
distance electricai currents.
The men who lost their lives In the
destruction Of the Doiitsch were Poltt
Luschsnring and Herr Lutt. OF Bitter.
field and two Leipsic merchants named
Graupner and Heckner. The balloon
assembled At Bitterhsid Saturday night
and encountered . storm Sunday morn
Ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
MR.. KOINER ELATED
OVER FARM OUTLOOK

ssThere Is every reason for believing
ing will be almost double what II was
last year" said Commissioners Of Agrt-
culture Koiner Monday. after his re-
turn from Norfolk and Princess Anne
There are more potatoes. cabbage
heads, sptnaehs crops, kalA EKop4 aAd
egg plant crops down In Norfolk and
Princess Anne than l ever saw before
strawberry crop Is also far In exeess o.
any previous year. The rain A09 this
past Two days has been most beneficial
to tina crops. ana look Tor An aAcEe9es
nEpats tAts yeAA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-18
CHOP HEADS OFF
CHINESE RIOTERS
Imperial Government Exc
cutes Participators in Burn
ing of Buildings
AFRAID TROOPS WILL
JOIN IN OUTBREAK
May Follow Example of Other
Disloyal Soldiers-Report of
Drowning Of American Mis-
sionaries Unconfirmed.

PEKIN, April 1ss--The traitorous
soldiers who Joined with the rioters at
Chang -Sha and permitted the burning
OF all the foreign buildings in the city
have been suppIanfed BY other troops.
rushed to the scene from Hankow and
other nearby cities.
II these troops remain loyal TO the
government the latter believes that the
worst OF The uprising Is over. But
there is the gravest fear that they will
follow the example Of the others and
join IN the anti-foreign movement.
The report that three American mis-
sionaries were drowned while seeking
escape in a skin has not been confirm
ed. The report Is discredited, as ear
Her dispatches said that all Americans
had taken refuge in Hankow.
The English Foreign Office has mott
fed the government that II will hold
China responsible for a continuation
probably lead China to redoubled eff
forts to suppress the uprising.
The ring-teaders of the riot that
broke out yesterday at Hankow have
been executed by the authorities. The
government Is planning to relieve the
rice famine In Human province. which
In believed to be chiefly responsible for
the uprising
Chine~e Riots.
II has been reported the men lost In
yesterdays collision between junk
and the British gun boat Thistle were
Bishop Perez and three Spanish Angus
tintan priests. 1T was at nrst reported
that they were Americans.
LONDON, April 1s.--The situation In
Chang Sha and the Human province Il
much quieter to-day, according TO dis
patches from Hankow to the Reuters
News Agency
Adyices to the Foreign Office also
report cessation of rioting, but indi-
cate that the Improvement is but tenn
porary and that another general out
break Is feared.
The London papers continus To treat
the situation sAlarsn3ngiy. .Tndica-
lions are that another great anti for.
eiRn uprising ID beginning" the Stal
says The Leader declares tina
China Is about to pay dearly for tbs
reaction which swept such men al
Graund Councillor Yuan Shi ri from
| her cpunsels."