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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
TYPHOID BAClLL!
USEDTO MURDER
SWOPE'S FAMILY
Doctor Said to Have Inoc-
ulated Victims with Fa-
tai Microbes
NURSES SUSPICIOUS
Sensational Developments
in Kansas City Mystery
Increase Interest
ASSOCIATED Press!

II ANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 17.-Ac-
II cusations made against DR.. B. c.
IN Hyde were interrupted today by
the statement that the evidence tend
ing to prove he had inoculated MEM
bers of the Swope family with typhoid
bacilli had been found.
In answer to a petition filed in the
circuit court at Independence by DIR.
Hyde asking that Attorney John B.
Paxton be compelled to produce GER
tain letters that passed between him
and DR.. Ludwig Hektoen, Mr.. Paxton
accused DR.. Hyde of bad faith in at
tempting to get evidence tending to
prove that the plaintiff had murdered
by the administration of poison
Thomas H. Swope and Chrisman
Swope; has also attempted to poison
Margaret Swope, and by the same
kind of treatment has communicated
to the members of the Swope family
typhoid fever"
Yelled charges against DR.. Hyde in
connection with the death of Chris
man Swope and the alleged poisoning
of Miss Margaret Swope had been
made frequently. but the charge that
the physician communicated typhoid
bacilli to members of the family is en-
tirely new and has added to the in
terest in the case.
Mysterious Feature
The typhoid epidemic in the Swope
home marks one of the most mysteri-
Gus features of the entire case. No
one has ever satisfactorily explained
the origin of the disease.
Yet many persons in the residence
became afflicted with the disease while
Dr. Hyde was in attendance, and when
the nurses struck on account of his
presence he then left.
Soon after this sensational answer
was filed today Judge Powell decided
that reports of the scientists sought
by DR.. Hyde's attorneys should not be
made public until Mrs. Logan II.
Swope was willing for them to be re-
leased. They are now in her hands.
Warfare for the depositions of Mrs.
Logan H. Swope. Miss Lucy o. Swope
and Miss Pearl Kellar, the nurse, will
be renewed tomorrow by Dr. Hyde's
attorneys. If the women refuse to
give their dispositions upon being sub
poenaed an officer will serve attach
ments on them.
The preliminary hearing Of DR.. B. C.
Hyde was continued for one week by
Justice Loar today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
YOUNG WIFE FOUND
CHAINED IN HOME
Mysterious Disappearance In Paris -
Cleared Up, and Unusual Cons
dition Is Discov-
cred

PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE disappearance
of the young wife of a druggist named
Parat, whose pharmacy is near the
scene of the Steinheil murder, was
cleared up today when the police broke
in and found the woman heavily
chained between the bed and the wall,
horribly SCARED.
In addition to the chain which was
strongly padlocked around the neck.
a cruel contrlvance resembling coat
of mail, but strengthened by belt
of copper rings, enveloped the body.
Both objects could be removed only
by the ase of keys.
The woman told a pitiful tale of two
years Imprisonment and martyrdom.
Last November, when still in chains,
she gave birth to her fifth child. The
husband refused to call doctor
Parat, who was arrested, declared
that he loved his wife but was ex-
tremely jealous of her.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
EASTERN

Federal curb needed on corporations.
declares Secretary Nagel at Chicago
banquet. PAGE
Typhoid bacilli inoculated into patients
said to be method Of numbering
Swope family in Kansas City. PAGE
Texan denounces New York Cotton
change; says growers and spinners
need no gamblers. PAGE 3
Clark insists on publicity clause;
3 tice served Chairman Payne by
minority leader. PAGE 2
Railroad manager admits that Southern
Pacific controls steamship rates on
Pacific. PAGE 3
Irrigation plans involving expenditure
of $40, 100000 is before congress. PAGE 2
Senator Jefferson Davis says he would like
to see Rockefeller burn in his own oil.
Big meat packers on witness stand at JEFF
ferson City, Mo. PAGE 1
Sheriff resists frenzied mob at Cairo Ill.
PAGE l
Bold blackmail of state senate exposed at
Albany PAGEl
Storm extends from north central to
gulf states, and records for low tenn
peratures broken. PAGE 3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
COAST

Mysterious fire wipes out government
building at site of Lews-Ciark ex-
position in Portland. PAGE .
Eight killed in combustion of powder
works near Oakland. PAGE 3
Repulsed suitor kills sweetheart when
she refuses to rent him room. PAGE
Voters must tie to 1910 great register;
all other registrations invalid. says
supreme court. PAGE /
Iceberg wrecks Alaskan steamer off
Chicagof island in Bering straits. PAGE
Fickert called down by judge; strong
intimation made that district attorney
must serve people. PAGE 2
Three smallpox patients die cruiser
off Seattle and cause great fear of
spreading to shore. PAGE 2
Geary, noted Chinese exclustonist, be-
comes counsel for DIR. Burke of Santa
Rosa. accused of dynamiting sani-
tarium. PAGE 6
Veteran newspaper man dies doc
tors porch at Redding. PAGE 2
State legal department at Sacramento
says district attorney shall act for
school board at Los Angeles PAGE 2
Compulsory vaccination law at Watson
Vile sustained by court. PAGE 2
Jury In trial OF former police captain
for murder at San Francisco dis
agrees PAGE 3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
1UST ALITTLE HIGHER"
is DENVER SKIRT PROTEST
City Council May Pass Ordinance
Regulating Length of Garments
That Now Trail on Walks

DENVER, Feb. 1.-THE length or
women's skirts for street wear Will be
regulated by law II the Denver city
council acts favorably on a sugges-
tion received by Mayor Speer in a let
fer from one of Denver's society lead
ers. Though the name of the author
IS withheld, intimation of the plan out
lined has caused considerable uneasi-
ness in society circles, where surprise
is expressed at this attempt to curtan
the dominion of Dame Fashion.
The mayors correspondent suggests
that an ordinance be passed limiting
the length of skirts so that they Will
not trail on the sidewalks or sweep
off car steps as their wearer disem-
barks. The bachelor committee of the
council having under advisement the
suggestion is being overwhelmed with
protests by Denver women. -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
SENATOR HAS APPENDICITIS

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. - Senator
William Alden Smith of Michigan is
seriously i'll with appendicitis. Late
tonight DIR. Louis Barth of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, Senator Smiths personal
physician, arrived, coming at the SEN
ator's request. 1t is not decided wheth-
er the senator shall submit to an ope-
ration. Washington physicians dag
nosed his case as acute appendicitis
and urged that he be hurried to hos
pital for an operation. Mrs. Smith
would not consent until DR.. Barth ar
rived
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Pasadena is placarded with dodgers calling at
tention to water question. PAGE Z
Harry Phillips has perilous experience as
result OF accidentally shooting mules out
desert. PAGE
Maryland man offers $4,000 reward for in
formation regarding his uncle. a Southern
California pioneer. % PAGE
Samuel L. Lent man Of man. tactivities,
dies at Long Beach, PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
SPORTING

Monte Attell is shortender OF betting
odds for his fight with Conley. PAGE 10
Jeftries arrives in Can Francisco and is
met by delegation of friends PAGE IL
Jake Schaefer billiard champion, is
diving in Denver. PAGE 10
Alfred De Oro former billiard and pool
champion. engaged by ]. f. Morley
TO give exhibition events. PAGE 10
salyidere, one Of the great Horses OF
the American turf. killed. PAGE 10
Pajaroita wins sprint handicap at
Emeryville, defeating Cloudlight and
others In fast time over slow track
PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
MINING AND OIL

John Herman starts action to ascertain
facts In regard to Southern Califor-
mia Bonanza Gold Mines company.
PAGE 1aI
Chamber of Mines will hold annual
meeting today. PAGE 13
New York Coalinga well No. deep
ened to second sand stratum, with
favorable results. PAGE 13
San Francisco urges Japan to lower
duty on crude petroleum. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
WOMAN KILLED BY CAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 17-While
crossing Market street today Mrs. Anna
Gaunnon was struck by a street car
and killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
LOS ANGELES

Jury not found yet in examination of Dolph
Green before Police Judge Rose. PAGE
Cupid steps In and reconcfiations are prob
court PAGE
Attorney wins fight for new trial in case of
Mrs. Gertrude briggs. PAGE
Richmond liant may seek reelection to
council If primary is not ordered before
May 15. PAGE
Mail contracts waleen railroads; time to
Pacific coast to be cut down. PAGE 81
North Northeast Northwest Improvement as
sociation discusses needs of district. PAGE
Homeseekers form line await opening on
March l of reclaimed desert lands near
Yuma. PAGE
Remains of Mrs. Julia r. Barnard will be
taken to Indianapolis for lnterment. PAGE
Southern California Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution win in battle with the
north PAGE 81
Mrs. Ida Hmashelt testifies in preliminary
hearing of accused of trying to poison
her PAGE 9
Y. NJ. c. A. aviation meet is progressing
oeived. PAGE 81
Mayor Alexander urges citizens to cast bal
lots at todays election to give annexation
Of East Hollywood big vote. PAGE
New chief of police visits substations;
pleased with conditions. PAGE s
Information on death of F. E. Light
pital attaches. PAGE 81
Delegates to Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school convention open assembly.
PAGE 81
Yale man and Los Angeles girl have
second wedding to cover up elope-
ment. PAGE
Coast dealers said to be in control of
beef market. PAGE IL
Tailor claims plot to drug and rob him
laid by supposed friend. PAGE
Editorial, Letter box, Haskin's letter.
PAGE 4
Society, club and music. PAGE 6
Marriage licenses births and deaths.
PAGE II
News Of the courts. PAGE 81
Municipal affairs PAGE
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 13
Markets and financial PAGE 12
Building permits. PAGE IA
Citrus fruit report. PAGE IL
Shipping. PAGE IA
Automobiles PAGE IL
Sports. PAGE 10
city brevities PAGE s.
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Theaters. PAGD s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
INDEX OF
IIERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
Friday; light frost in the morning;
light north wind. Maximum tempera-
ture yesterday 62 degrees, minimum
IS degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-18
FOREIGN

Young wife found chained in home and
mysterious disappearance case is cleared
up. PAGE
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
4 CANDIDATE AGAIN
John H. Jones Enters Race for
Clerk of Preble County
a Third Time.
HIS TERM WAS SHORTENED
palladium Specially


Eaton, Ohio, Narch 29. Conforming
to m Indicated desire on the part Of
many other clerks Of courts In various
parts Of the state, whose terms Of ser.
vice have been shortened by legisla-
tive action. John 81. Jones, who has
twice been elected to that once, will
again seek the favor OF voters. He
has petition In circulation seeking
the required number Of names to place
him upon the primary election ballot.
and the same IL being freely signed.
During the tenure OF his once. Clerk
Jones' has been an efficient. obliging
and faithful omcial. and one whose
general knowledge has ftted him pe-
cr.liarly for the position.
II any other Preble countian seeks
the nomination, the fact has not "A
yet been made public. and present In
dications point to the plum going nu-
opposed to Mr.. Jones' He has been !
life-long Republican and party worker,
always enthusiastic shout the ultimate
triumph Of Republican policies and the
party's standard bearers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
AND
TAFT ARE HAPPY
Tariff Endorsement in Tenth
Indiana District Pleas
ing to Them.
WHAT cRUMPAckER SAYS
CALLS RESOLUTIONS AcooD.
CLEAR, sENslsLE STATEMENTS
or ISSUES THAT MUST DE
FAcED"-TARIFF BOARD.
WHAT CRUMPACKER SAYS
tAmerican News Service,

tAmerican News service)
Washington. March .. President
Taft had visit from Representative
Crumpacker today hsfore the cabinet
The two statesmen felici-
tated each other on the result OF the
platform declaration on the tariff in
the Tenth Indiana district convention
at Lafayette. Crumpacker carried to
the White House number of private
kilograms received from his lieutenants
on the scene, which advised him the
resolutions were all that Crumpacker
had desired and were adopted with
great enthusiasm. Crumpacker ex-
pressed entire satisfaction Of the reso-
lutions adopted, which he insists are
good. clear, sensible statements Of is
sues which must be faced in the APP
preaching campaign"
The Endorsement Of q tariff board
taken in connection with the presi-
dents request for An appropriation of
$50, 600 to enable that board to make
an investigation into the industrial
conditions at home and abroad with
the object OF securing accurate statis-
tics on which to fix tariff rates. appeals
to him - meeting all objections that
have been urged against the party's
course on the tariff.
Crumpacker favors tariff commits
sion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
new JURI[S DRAWN
Grand and Petit Juries for the
April Term Are An
nounced Today.
OLD JURIEs ARE DISMISSED

Jerry McDaniels Of Cambridge City.
jury commissioner, under the supervi-
sion Of county clerk Harry e. Penny,
drew q list Of grand jurors and petit
jurors for the April term Of the Wayne
circuit court, yesterday afternoon. The
grand jurors include: Frank e. xBlose,
Arva c. Study. Charles H. Barnes, El-
do A. Cain. William Gates and Jacob
b. Shelter. The petit jurors include:
Jacob Lichtenfels. John Decker. Chas.
H. Addleman. William Trussler. Lewis
p. Beale, Charles Daley, Walter J.
King. Jacob Allen. Frank Davis, Oscar
Brown. Samuel c. Alexander and
Frank Worl.
The April term Of the court opens
on Monday. April 4, and will continue
until the first Monday In October. The
jurtes serving during the January term
OF court were finally dismissed by
Judge Fox today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29

STATE HAD STRONG CASE
AND MAN FINALLY AccGpTGO Al.
VICE OF pAUPGN ATTORNEY
RElLER TO ENTER GUILTY.
PLEA TO CHANGE.

II think, maybe. I Win pleaA guil-
ty," Henry d. WilHamso0, - 1a31 -
have told Deputy Sheriff Oscar 1GaaA-
meyer. ~ the deputy was taking hin
to the county jail at IL conclusloo q
yesterdays session ol his trial 1oe em-
bezxlement and sure enoush beGpgo n
opportunity vas given for t. pCuso-
cutiou to coutinue With tho eviAeoco
I'm the case this morning. tie 1s1ear
dant through his coanse1. entoroa .
plea Of guilty 10 the charuo.
The Jury was exeuDea md JudgD
Fox pronounced his sentence whicA
was two TO fourteen years in Mica
igan City penitentiafy, . fino oe .
and dIsfraaehiseueat for two yuara-
Williamson gave his 49, - - yoarH.
although Il II sald that Wien - wus
married he stated - was - pears
old
Probably q stronger case a. oDbos-
slement vas never mo1e n IL local
courts. WIniamson's attorney. WIN
Keller. who was appotntsl by Judes
Fox. early in the case saw ~ use-
lessness of proceeding furthsr - %
advised his elieat bot tbo lsosn1ant
did not seem coovinoea unan a1aaP -
had slspt q ~ eo1nty IN N naGht
md tAougAt Ovsr tAe DssDe1ouE1neo
cf unfavorabBe evideacs aeninot him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29

Theodore Homer Geisel. OF Ber.
nardsville. N. j.. who has just publish
ed work entitled "The Practical
New Astronomy" In this he proves to
bis own satisfaction 1t least. that the
earth is stationary. astronomers and
scientists to the contrary notwith-
standing. He uses the discovery OF
the North Pole by DR.. Cook" a. an
illustration that there is no movement
of this planet. A>flay pole stuck
right down In the ice at the North
Pole by DR.. Cook did not begin to
automatically wind the stars and
stripes around 1t as the day wore on.
So consequently the earth does not
turn once on its axis I'm twenty-four
hours. There will be no attempt at
Bernardsville to persecute or impris-
on Oreisel a. In the case Of his great
predecessorf Calico.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
INVENTORIES FILED

Inventories Of personal property In
three estates were filed In the probate
court this morning. Erasmus l. Gull
bertson and Jacob Gates, appointed by
Mrs. Myrtle Chairman. administrative
OF the estate of Arthur G. Chairman.
have reported the personal property
to be worth 3217.3O. The Dickinson
Trust Company, guardian Of the estate
OF Lucinda l. Roberts. insane. inven-
toried the estate and reported that It
was valued at $9.170.80. Tho admins
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Alice A. Dem
mis- deceased. reported the value Of
the personal property Of this estate TO
be $407.O9.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
|DR. hon I|lGI0n
RESIGNS PULPIT
TO ACCEPT CALL
Popular Episcopalian Rector
VIII Leave This City the
Last of April, Going to Wat
ertovvr, n. 7.
MANY LOCAL FRIENDS
REGRET HIS ACTION
At WatertoWn He Will Have a
Large Church and Win Be in
Diocese He Was in Before
Coming Here.

The Rev. David C. Huntington. rec
tor Of the st. Paurs Episcopal church.
rendered his resignation - pastor Of
the church ct the meeting Of the YES
trymen and wardens last evening. He
requested that It be accepted, ~ he
had received m urgent call from the
st. Paul's Episcopal church at Water
toWa, New York, IN his old diocese.
1t was with Z deep feeling Of sincere
regret that the resignation Of the Rev.
Df. Huntington, which takes effect on
April q, was accepted. His successor
shas not yet been appointed.
The Rev. Mr.. Huntington was gradu-
ated from Hobart college at Geneva,
N. 81. With the degree Of b. L. In 1895.
b. i. in 1896 and N. A. In 1899. He
wA1 member Of the Sigma Chi fra
ltetnity and was also q graduate Of the
General Theological Seminary In New
York. He was ordained : deacon IN
the Episcopal church In 1860 and was
mihister-in-charge Of the Trinity
church It Canaseraga, N. r. until
ma1e I priest IN 1900. when he became
assistant minister In the St Thomas
church IN Brooklyn, N \.
ttls FIRST Rsctorship.
His nrst rectorship was IN Syracuse.
N. III, whore tho All Saints church
l6rSstw rapidly under BIZ pastorate and
mOr3 than doubted IT. membership In
~ yeara. The church building waa
'A1an SnlaRGe 80 1aAny inaesoyoznaa1nn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
SISTER -|n-LAW
OF The EARLHAM
ORATOR IS BUSY
She Still Insists That Miss
Janet Fenimore Is a Plagiar-
ist and Writes That She
Can Prove It.
STATES HER HUSBAND
WROTE THE GRAFTON
And That He Spent Five
Months in the Composition
Of Il and That He Often
Read Speech to Her.

Declaring that II the Earlham col
lege authorities are sincere In their
desire to investigate the charge OF
plagiarism. made some time ago
against Miss Janet Fenimore. winner
OF the state oratorical contest. to the
effect that her prize oration was writ
ten by Miss Fenimore's brother. Mrs.
Angelica s. Fenimore. Of Anderson.
Ind. sister-in-law Of the Earlham
student, states in letter to the Pal
ladium that she is able to furnish
enough evidence to convince even the
prejudiced that the charge Is true.
Mrs. Fenimore states that 1t is her
desire that the public may know that
her charge Of plagiarism against her
sister-in-law is not false and that Mr..
Fenimore, not Miss Fenimore. is the
author of the prize Grafton. The So
cial Revolution"
Mrs. Fenimore's amended divorce
complaint containing the above
charge, was not considered evidence
enough to warrant q divorce. in q rul-
ing by an Anderson Judge. The let
ter referred to follows:
Mr. E~.,..o.e,. .%%>.
ssGentlemen: | have information
through various newspapers that the
charge against Miss Janet Fenimore,
to the effect that her brother. my hus-
band. wrote the greater part OF the
pri1e GRAFTON ON "Socdal Revolution. =
has BEEN inyestixnted and the charge
ld1sproved
However unfortunate may be the
fact Of this accusation having been
brought out as an element OF q law
suit. the fact remains that the charge
was made by me in rood faith and
without seeking to do harm to Miss
Fenimore. The truth of the assertion
has been denied and IL my informa-
tion be correct. Earlham college has
reported an investigation and absoly.
ed Miss Fenimore from ali blame.
e.Needless to say. . charge OF such
seriousness would not likely be made
except upon good evidence, and II an
Investigation is to be made ON good
faith, shall furnish convincing proof
to your paper or to any disinterested
party Of the truth Of the assertion.
=
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
1 DOUBLED GUARD
IS PLACED ABOUT
ROOSEVELT TODAY
Cairo Authorities Fear Radi-
Cal Mationalists win Resent
Address Of the Ex-president
Yesterday.
COL LONEL ABSOLUTELY
IGNORES ANY DANGER
He Made the Tour Of the Ba-
zaars Today, Incognito, But
Secret Police Followed Him
Very Closely.

- HAt ma
News Service.J
Cairo. Egypt. March 1S.-The &C
ret suard ahout Theo6ora Rno.aveat
vas Increased TO-DAY and extreme nr,..
cautions taken to protect him. II v.s
learned by the authorities that after
the speech delivered Yesterday at the
university by the former president,
denouncing the Nationalists. q secret
meeting was held BY the radical eie-
ment of that party In Cairo.
ALTHOUGH the Euroueans nraise
Roosevelts daring I'm defyfnx the
Nationalists 10 soon after the .s..s-
sination Of Premier Bourtrns Pash.-
Who v.a killee bv : f.n.tic.I stndent
the feeling among the native N.tiou.
alists ID running hieh against him.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
TO THE WHITE HOME

Raymond Harris and Charles Mar
Ion Ryder, two neglected children.
who were placed IA the caro- of the
board Of children'e guardians, yeo-
terday. win be taken to Whites insti-
tute.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-29
leonidas Null Is a Candidate
for Congressional Nominal
ton and the Rev. Kuhn win
Probably Run.
IHlS ENTRANCE WOULD
SPLIT UP THE PARTY
Null Has a Loyal Following and
Kuhn's Supporters State
He Deserves Being Nomi-'
mated Again.

II the Rev. Thomas r. Kuhn Of this
city. decides to enter the race for she
third democratic nomination for con-
gresham from the sixth district. party
leaders predict there will be . grand
row in the democratic party Of thls
district.
The only avowed candidate for tho
nomination. up to the present tine. 10
Leonidas Null Of Shelby county.
Null has . strong backing. his friends
already claiming ~ of the III delc-
gates. or enough to nominate him ON
the FIRST ballot.
Friends Of the Rev. Kuhn laugh at
these statements. but are worried over
the actions Of their favorite. Up to
date he has refused to announce his
candidacy. but II 10 generally believed
that he will enter the race.
a Raeer from Nseeville.
Now. the Rev. Ar. Kuhn Il . racer.
testify. and Il he comes out against
Null. II h probable the frlends oe the
latter viii soon revise their forecasts
n to the number oe delegates cap.
tured.
Friends a the Rsv. DR.. Kuhn en-
phatically state that Dr. Kuhn do-
serves the nomination. poi1flng 70 H.
fact that he has made two bTilltn1t
races. at his own expense. and aga1nut
great odds. He has . stanncA follow
ing over the district-as sturdy . foa-
lowing a Null lhas-c0nseQueotly e tho
Rev. Kuhn takes the Aeld. the two
factions will come together with re-
sounding crash. and the repablican
leaders of the district Win not be .
bit unhappy.
The Rev. Kuhn stated today that ~
had nothing to say at the pseDsot tine
regarding his candidacy. He pro0lass
to make . statament within . short
time. The conventioa win b held In
Richmond on May d.