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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
CHAPTER xu-(continued.)

Angel had found a rope in the small
er room in his earlier search, and this
he slipped round the girls waist.
when you get down run clear OF
the smoke" he instructed her, and in
@ minute she found herself swinging
In midair, in a cloud of rolling smoke
that blinded and choked her. She felt
the ground and staying only to loose
the rope, she ran outward and fell ex-
hausted On a grassy bank.
In a few minutes the two men were
by her side.
They stood in silence contemplating
the con~fiagration, then Kathleen re-
membered.
1.-THE book. the book" she cried.
IT'S inside my shirt said the
shameless Angel.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
THE GETTYSBURG EAGLE

This fine specimen Of the American
eagle was shot and killed on a part of
the famous battlefield of Gettsburg on
February 20, 1887, hence the inscription
that is tied to his feet: II Also Was
Shot at Gettysburg" The eagle, or
rather his stuffed figure, occupies a po-
sition OF prominence In the picture
framing store Of C. W Ashdown, on On
tario street, Cleveland Mr.. Ashdown
has owned the eagle for the last ten
years and has refused offers of large
sums of money for 1T. The eagle meas
ures seven feet from tip to tip of the
wings. The bronze figures Of eagles
on the Soldiers and Sailors monument
on the public quare were modelled
from II. During the national encamp-
ment of the Grand Army at Cleveland
the eagle was exhibited In a show win
dow, where 1t was continually sur
rounded by ever-changtng groups of
admiring veterans.
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Union Will Live Forever.

With each annua recurrence of Me-
mortal day 1t appeals more and more
to all the people. Each year there are
more who personally knew nothing of
the bitterness of the war and who are,
therefore, better able to appreciate the
splendid courage of the men whe took
part In II on both sids. OF the great
of men who volunteered In de-
Tense OF the flag only q few survivors
are left. In the columns which march
to the cemeteries this year to decorate
the graves Of the soldiers will be a
smaller number of those who wore the
blue than ever before. But the num-
Der of those who swell the chorus of
the union" is increasingly larger. And
today more truly than aver before the
flag Of the union floats over a reunited
country.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
Light.

The golden chrysalis of dawn
Breaks through it's heavenly husk;
And, winged with rose, float up and on
Scattering with flame the dusk.
Out Of what darkness daybreak brings
It's gonfalon OF gold,
Inscribed with elemental things
That God has never told.
All, heaven: how good 1t is to live
One with Astounding day!
To be no longer fugitive
On life's Mountaineering way!
But, part and portion of the light.
To rise again reborn;
Beyond the shadow and the night.
Amounted of the morn.
Madison Cawein. in Lippincott's.
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form all the virtues and values of Mum
yon's Paw-PaSv Tonic and are made
from the Juice OF the Paw-Paw, ,uit.
I unhesitatingly recommend these pills
as being the best laxative and cathartic
ever compounded. Send us a postal or
letter requesting a free package OF
Munyon's Celebrated Paw-Paw Laxa-
tive Pills, and we will mail same free
Of charge. MUNYON'S HOMOEO-
PATHIC HOME REMEDY CO.. $50
and Jefferson Sts.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03

disorders.
David P. Corey, 1856
w. Washington ST.,
Ionia, Mich, says: Il
had kidney trouble
so badly that for six
months / could only
get around with q
cane or crutches. The
backache grew grad
ually worse until I
was compelled to take
to my bed. While
still in bed T g
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
PACKAGE MAILED FREE on REQUEST or
MUNYON'S
PILLS

The best Stomach
and Liver Pills known
and a positive and
speedy cure for Con-
stipation. Indigestion,
Jaundice. Biliousness,
Sour Stomach, Head
ache, and all ailments
arising from a disor-
dered stomach or slug
gish liver. They con-
tain In concentrated
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03

using Doan's Kidney Pills and grad
uaIly improved until we'll"
Remember the name-Doan's. For
sale by all dealers. so cents a box
FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo,. N, Y.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
What a Poqr-om Is,.

Pogrom-a vera GsCG OILen by Mr..
George KEENAN, in his article on THE
Reaction in Russia" the first of which
is the leading feature of the June Cen
tury'-is defined in the new supple
mert of the Century Dictionary" as:
In Russia, an organized massacre,
particularly a massacre of Jews, IS
countenanced more or less openly by
the officials" Mr.. KEENAN, himselfsSfn
his article in the ,Iune Century" de-
fines * as that -dssttnctiyely Russian
combination of assault, robbery, arson,
pillage and murder"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03
1T WEARS YOU OUT.
Kidney Troubles Lower the Vitality
of the Whole Body.

Don't wait for serious illness; begin
dsing Doan's Kidney Pills when you
first feel backache OF notice urinary
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From the Westminster Gazette.

Cardinal Merry Del Val. who came
into unpleasant collision with ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt. is TO some extent a
Londoner, for he was born about As
a ago in Portman Square, where
his father, descended from the Irish
family OF Merry. was secretary TO the
Spanish embassy. He also received his
early education in England at a pri-
vate school near Slough. where his pro-
pcnsity for playing practical jokes pro-
cured for him the punning nickname
OF Merry Devil" The cardinal-secre-
tary of state Is one of the few MEM
beis OF the Sacred college who can
speak English with fuency. and IL the
only cardinal who plays golf.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03

Fixing the responsibility for a rail-
road wreck is q poor way of guarding
against disaster.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03

A man and his wife can always
point to one time when they agreed.
but II takes the marriage certincats ~
bring Il to mind.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-06-03

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has skiI|
Nevada
Dobbs
Reno.
sonetI
most an|
they are
Red. w
Selieved
Murine ii
Like MuI
Aurhs d
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Rtrhu1oast { astle

Frn-r NJ fnTrar NO |f,.-
Pichmond CASTE wnicr wa sHnrti' Nrcours
the nrppert, NJ the usti"n vAs originally onS
~ the Strunarst ~ NORMAN s~yp- o. Was prob
ahlv founded rs Nian UufIis me ~ inc snn, NJ
the ruke ~ Rrittsn, VINO tHoI prominent part
In The suppression ~ no ~sxons ~ tAtrf
aSr me eastie rASsed into th" I'r~-c,s,on ri
Edmund TUDOR, wno msrr"d Margaret Reau
fort ana brcsre the fatn~r ~ H~nr, vi HEM,
uas born Fsri ~ Rrhmond snd he bestowed
me title upon tho mAgnih,rnt psiscr Whi~h
when Ming % Pngisnd Hr hui' upnn the hspL .
Of the Thames Thus ~. TiCh r,"nd beioved
81 co~knsys hiss = comparatively modern origin
Tire rurN~w ~ tho T. .tilt ruug from the
to~., 81 Rich u7ond Caste stS " sRd = "
q custom -thst has continued rNrf .ins~ ne urc
- " Ilttarn me Conau~rNr
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TINE BROsGH BILL.
ARssher VIEW % tire Reason sDd Purpose
% This Measure.

To rur Fptroa or TIVE SrS S,, Tn. int.n,
ana .roo~ Of the biu tntrotueed hy S@nator
Rro,,rh IN rer.rd IN IN. tAnss,op az -usnu,s~,uf
,,r r,rroyatton. 4. un,.under.,ood IA me ~
,oor ~oyre.pondents who thinks that u :, nro
$500 N ulsr. an .d,.,t burden upoo -nRnufar
u,,,r rae eootrarf - the cas-,
Manufacturing eorDorataoo. A.. nov ,I.npt
,rou inc STATE fr.nrhas- tsH on b,tsins.s cor
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A. Seu a. uroa the,r rral estate
~ IN. pr..-,t law,. for an. .Xstiop of r.y-o,al
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iss. - sx.ss.s.sss s6eSid Sss,.sss 20 g:
ssps y GestinE money ,omshow any
not eonmsreisilsn Witch pisosd ~ wilson
% r @ssS p YOU'D nav. ->E- asA
70 csneel he conditions bu' for the emo
Unfortunate - tho whole incident has
been. the president vss and u ~ the right
Iho.e whc cr,tisise him tcr blcckipS "
NAL view n the inquired WV ~ much
support Il every where given - VERY small
opposing ihsir president and . strong me-
lor'ty ~ their COLES gues ~ Mess the
head q the lnchcste graduate .ect1on
~ stopped " 81 snv nomen, aud V, have
--~nFSd tho Eif' ~ merely Welding his
~. r,ors .cs1 .cSnS. IN" rIs%. SS he a
majority. Dr Wilson has stood Tor the
the rerpxnisedly beat IN university educa-
ton We has perhsp- made = mistake
N not more fully setting forth hts views
Ices will certainly not withdraw thew sup
rort from = leader a. once ~ efficient ann
80 noIsed He nav No, he an nndl.cL,ml,
he would .. hard 10 replace. Nome 81
the re~en, ,ro1hie would perhsps have
batter adrnipi-tratiys .vsiern SIch lech-
nicaI nstterz aIoult first he formulate
In properly Constituted faculty meeting
aud then suhmitfed - the trustees Tor
dehni'ive dS-isiOn and announcement be
fore prea~riptive rights are claimed for
unauthorized Developments.
Thompson Hsll csn ~ once he built
with the swami money The graduate
students will thus have ~ least one dorn'i-
tory. Nccomnoda az many a. were
planned for In the other E'ft The pIer'-
dent should be upheld in hts stand for
higher education on rscoEniSed lines
~. 49, ,a-ftn 10. nwN ian
a reputation for true advanced training
ana .cholarship When such graduate
school IL once developed. - " certainly
will he, the appro inmate realization NJ Nv
Vests ideal Of Residential colleges may
perhaps follow IN natural renuence Nt eNo-
lution The distinction between anper-
imposition and natural development may
at hrst blush eecm gratuitously nne. hut
u IL adviaediv drawn n would he srho
lAstIoally suicidal for any graduate untNeT-
@itv 0ffctalv 20 approve and announce AnV
other programme than scholarship. scholar
ship. scholarship
FrIToN NCNAHoN. Princeton. isst
NEW YORH March II
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oE But - tho h,oloGisi the literary
quality ~ unimpor'ans. the problem ~
acquired and inherited characteristics
under tho NeDdelian law " al absorb
ing We are slready familiar with tho
fact that merit in the Ih,nRmAn alive
NAV earn nobility for his aNceGforS long
=lnc~ dead. hat InelIRnA ESSAYS tO do
what China has never Rdven,urcd, in
v~vt~h atavlsm fr"m the living son to
the living sire has never before offered
itself for consideration Thursday out .
pu' will be awaited with keen eVpeC-
tati"n. our biologists are eager tn So u
the style and constructive ABILITY prove
ret roCommuniCabl~ from BoorH 10 JOIN
STEVENSON. TARKINGToNs both II in
decd this prove tn he the caae. thep will
Indiana have given tn 'he world some
thing that will outweigh it, sum ~ lit
erary output massive ~ that already n.
The whole study 81 evolution will remove
bodily to a new foundation DARWIN
and LAMARCK. MENDEL and WEIsMANN
will interest only n picturesque Gropers
after truth Tho study Of man will have
to he rewritten on the Indiana model.
IAk' father. Tx, son is the converse
true?
The world a-Iip,oe awaits Thursday
and the outcome 81 this Hoosisr expert
ment in heredity of negative polarity.
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TIE Rs,uVs ~ TsTtsrIs.

out ~ vns Fss' IN p'aEs ~ Nrp
Ths sinoan with r~isn'l~ss ".
Ttowis,i thrHugh th~ waste snd vh-Tet y passed
~ tntnxs no~~d down hsussth ne hlsts
That sn9nk Destruction ffn-7 t's rFss'
And thsn cane ~ thsti drss'
assrtng . St'et snd ~ hi frnvn
y qu,stsd dovu
THS 'swrr r-anar~N 's'' b's lsi-
win hisriue "h.Ils -nt-~@ 'R- ar
sao0k Hts yss' r1sn~ srS ~ ne u1Tid
ir ,hundsr 'onss irnsrr~ buri-N
When fhrolgh ths growing srsfss - niEht
Ne saw = Stirk lrap in'H siEh'
ana pvssrteu' ~ me swfui ura~E
We shGdd~fsd suf sew rssE
TIE r4vsrs r,ish 'r~rr E~tg- snd 4~n
Tho Ntl~ rpst~sHr NM - sr~H
Tha1 ~sasel~ss ,hrouFh ~ FE-r's '-rE,h
Rolls au~srd N.yh t~s's',ss. s'rsuGtN
~ Ieasf " volied urs'l rr- 80
IRE Cio'id Compslist rsm- ths' 80
Shaktng q stick and - Ms INV
II shSiveiisd - bToos
IN. wtAs Earn besap eeussss re 'r-s4
Nor man nor heasi dare nt' he h-s4
ne dictionary pslss and qusk~s
Tue alphaoeS IN t~rrcr shskss
Ihs sinful nature fsk-T squtru-s
Beneath hts heei-sc no~ - wornns
RsrE tB vsur hoiss 20 1rrr - rnsm
hes coming home.
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rhe Next step.

/ unusually pessimis,ic persons in WASH
ington now express the apprehension
I 'hni the next step NJ fhe victorious
HOUSE coalition will he in oriain the
selection ~ committees nv the Repre-
seniatiNca themselves " Is M, enough
TO enlarge the Committee on Rules and
20 exile the Speaker from its mem
b~rShiP The logical II not inevitable
projection of the movement will h 20 di-
YES, the Speaker of all power and leave
him stranded in the chair with nothing
to 10 except to decide parliamentary
squabb!es and look beautiful.
4 few considerations. not ~ many
hut quite important. might be urged IN
the negative of thus proposition. begin
ming with the fact that the HOUSE CON
-lstS IN round numbers Of iOo members.
while the total population ~ the com-
mittes~A is about IN fven the most
rancid and hvsierlcal insurGen' will
halt before tins propagation. Four hun
dred men charged with the response
bility NJ creating siNiy-fivs committees
with seats and functions for eight
hundred Influences will. in all human
probability. su",rimb ~ least 90 heSita-
ton II - conceivable even that a large
number might capitulate To- mode~ty
clothed in the alhIring Garb II doubt a.
To their fitness for IN" task
During this session some " ON bills
have been introduced IN the two ho,lses
If Congress. most NJ them ~ courSe in
the so-calleh lower house They in
cljIde propositions IN deepen Ick Lake
-traightrn Postum Fork prnvide pen-
SONS for the stepChlldrsn of the vnaInC
wives NJ decrepii veterans. multipIv
rural delivery route. settle boundary
lines between chicken farms. reduce The
Jail sentences n deserving Rough Rid
srS and q" a thou-and Other things
never dreamed RI IN the philosophy nf
the Founder u - believed hv - dis
corning few that he authors nf these
bills, acting under whip and spur from
home would IN \ majority 81 caseS nre-
fer - have Them permanently cloIa-
tered and tn Trse ever after a. tho VIC
Tins ~ perniciuus tyranny But tho
siccrss Of the revolt and he now lower
ing possibility that y NAV z" further
- engaging many minds In the heat
and fury ~ conflict all things looked
reh and the 0dGdium "friam,ns made
short work Of sober calculation Now
the rrvolutIonists are confronted hv the
consequences ami there is new pain,
upon the once rOseate picture
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The special Election In wa.sachm-
setts To-day.

The vacancy made IN the Fourteent h
= Congress- district NJ Massachusetts nv
the death If WILLIAM & LOWERING. the
Taunton manufacture, - to be filcd ~
a -pec-al election TODAY. the choice ~
the voters living between WILLIAM u
BUCHANAN. the Rspuhlican candidate.
and EUGENE y FoSs. formerly of tho
Republican party hut now y Democrat
in regular standing. Mr.. Foss was the
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
overnor n the last state rleciIon.
Mch was too close for comfort for the
hcI,blirans He attributed the falling
on "their plurality 90 dissatisfaction
WIN ~ Payne 'arih Law. and in his cam
paiRn IT, Congress he has talked inceS-
SANITY '" he voters abou' the need "
further reV,ion
/. w" "ef'tican Congress committees
does not 500 "a he worrying about
the result ~ ~ spe,-ial election m
NlsS>arhu-"'tS - has sent m Speak .
"r~ ~ national rDu,atinn there and
naturally experts ~ the .,Icce-.or ~
Mr. Lowering. wh"SN,,lura Irtv was ~
2u in IHs and II.Is7 l. iaos will n. a
Republican Prece'ienAeh however hold
M terror for Free Raw NS~r;aI. Foss
Woods Hole. Ruzzards BsN Coba.se,
Dennis. Sandwich and SaEuore IN
fact every habitsbla spit m re Four
te"nth district. for he has averaged ~.
teen Spaechcs y dBv have heaN him
make this extraordinary prediction
! " 'his district r~pudtssr- ne high isyss ID,
! sie'tinE mo IN congress the Rspuhii~sn l~s1..
/ vtH IN ~ opinion. do something a. 'his s-..,n,
I - ~ snd Aysr' popuisr condemnation r~Ht tsi
IN i've general siertions Thsy vtn rras. hssu
20 p-ss son~ Legislation IN sr.ordAne~ vim th.f
gfsr-is~ ~ r-,tss no 'arH dounvsrd
Nr BTCHANAN has made NJ wh,TI.
wind campaign. bur has c1nSsn,ei him
.elf with talking conventional partv
doctrDa m Tho principal towns and
denying that the faTiT has snvthina N
10 With the high on~t NJ living Perhaps
NJ BTcHANNN's most violent utterancs
vas ma saying - Attlsboro that The
Democratic party ~ an advocat@ ~ free
trade cannot any more be allowed 20 take
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~ population only this savors If bump.
b~r that Canadian commerce for this
wear will equal the commero~ ~ th.'
I Dlted States when this country had
Tour 'lT~S Csnada's present population
u - alan 10 hA nHtei that tho fnreign
"nnmsrCe of canada. with Us pu,,S'hlv
I.Sn@n paople. exceeds the E,re,gn
~ommerC~ NJ China with its en- OnO. N1o.
and ls about - per cent greater than
the commerce oI Japan with us SO.NNo.
an Sir wUFRTD's declaration r,Gnrd-
ing anada's economic ndependcnCe
was not an ovRrstatemsnt. and Canada =
position n much stronger now than "
was when the statement Was made
With the development, ~ the Dominion
there has "ome naturally measure of
Canadian Arrogance. resembling and per-
haps even rlvalling o,IT own. hat people
On this side NJ the line will do we'll Ia
think little and Say less about Canadian
bumptiousne~s
The menace of broken relations and
Of trade war which could only prove
Coeslv and harmful 10 both has. IN any
event served a useful purpnse " has
placed in new light and before a greater
number II people the value and perhaps
the necessity of commercial concord
between Canada and the United States.
The present experience may even serve
n prelude tn a community Of eco-
nomic interests OF incalcnlable profii Ia
both countries. In effort to establish
closer trade relations with our northern
ne'Ghbor there Is a splendid oppor-
uinIy for the administration. The
argument Of injury and rain to dom~Sti"
interests il entirely fallaCious and the
both countries ~ unQnestionably sound.
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To rug HproR ~ TVS SrN ST. what q, the
matter win the letter -
Every DAY I evidence tnst ~ = sapplantesi
or superSeded ~ the letter ana want 10 make
q kick Even one OF the magazine on 81 cover
has q y tnstsadOfA q. This ssrrs ~ pr -ettin=
bark - older tirnes
Ssw sign recently "rhs HoNST rat Jack
RVTiT Nov. how could rhid spoil tnat
over In Brooklyn ~ ne -orn-r - on~ord ami
Jay streets Il = hranrh NJ m ErcokNn rNRIt'
IIbvar~ The Once butidirgs rave GOT tho frs~
nd one ~ them tSA RNIt.uING
! may NJ Old 'ssntcns,i hgt thirs ~ l. silly
husiness mot RNSiNTS>l nclieN No Nc Ndoo
teruiinal T. spelled HND~hN
Ne asked loan
80 iust ho1-
Md gave an -
ant Vhrn ~
Tire note ~ srzrd
Peraus~ tgss - y
Nv NoRk March . N'E'TtgLE
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To rHH TprToR ~ THE SIN Nsr, 'rV
lowers NJ art know That the fsthrr ~ tho ss James
Abbott NcNeiit Whis'irr the faHc'is Arc tsAn
aFt,st Colnnsi whistler ~ thS nits'i STATE avn
vas ane ~ the 0T~srs tnAt ~ tns court mar
t,al ~ Cs~nersl Huii fot surrsndering Urtroit.
Nieh IN the PViusr N'trr ths' colonel " Whistler
vas sent ~ Chicago ~ ~ tALs command ~ thc
tnYt there. and susr h~iNr hon~TAhll discharged
from me Army NJ ssiie' IN Russia snd US rn
rloyed hy inc Russian t,oNrrnmSnt - riyu ~
wt-rrr q, take rhsrG~ " building . raiToad and
died ineTe J'SEs g NsH"Tr
rHH RaoSE. Nsrrh -
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Demsrrassc view. % the ARtI.Canasn
GraEe"

Fraa ~ Harif5r9 TtNfs
The cutlery aGainat speaker cannon and
hia system the legislative methods de-
velOpsd undsV Speaker Reed nv which u
became possible tn get business done In the
national Mouse 81 Representatives - "a
remarkable craze Nearly all the hrain-
and nearly all tho character too an the
Republican side ~ tho House - lined M
behind the Spesker
We suppose II looks like good politics
to the Democrats IN The Mouse ~ Reprs-
aentative~ tn Join In an effort to DESTROY
the system NJ rules in the House. bat Nhat
will = Democratic majority In the neNi
House he good for II n ran do nothing hut
engage In internectne conflicts a. the Re-
publicans are doing now We cannot re-
gard the course Of the Democrats we'll
considered. or even Intelligent n must
result in ,vine the hands OF Democratic
majority " there shalt b~ one IN IA" ne NJ
Houae Of Representative. ana 81 'ontinu-
ING The marty in its present lesd~r'rs- aud
fOrlorn condition.
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CAIsEeaI.a ~ S.~svsia


Cordsls ant. . ~hi~ksn tsN H. ~ E~Nd
we've hsd me IN Commerce Tor wars and me
eht~ksns pas NJ sttrnTiou ~ " rhs, Def, me
c,y ~pur~,I and rr,w ~ tn~ rH'~' ~ prlir- - 10
rss.ss NJ and down me
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a..,n.r.- 70 ~. u,.....,pv. waite,

EFNHf ~ - Nu's fsfHNf nes~0rF7f
'srTvtnG fnrward ne true rfphSri~ ~~r-
pnsttionaI srhsrne - shs greet t"n~ pet ~
uss~nsT wss rlar~S N r~sssssion ~ 'hs fa~e fhal
fnsrn Nns symrhonysto ths Other ~ 81 ne pre-
c~ftna WsH lssi ntgh' p~~th1,sn vrrs.
9Ht consistent srhsn~ ~ soul strr~sst~n n,
means ~ ne ovchessrsi appsrs'us rh- e, ~
rhonAea ere Hhs ohsrtsvs IN s'up~ndSus GO
auonaI sooonnt tse vertab,s Esp~ss ~ ts~ TN.
yroy4d
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ne Chineys WaH Waa anishrd
~ ~ ~ f-n~e vending 7rS ucL an
n@Iseea ne Tmnsr1F
mus hs proved aimssif a statsrsna1 instead
OF . poiuctan.
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There IL the strong prohs hilit, that "
the Democrats win the neat Hou-- they
vii find the Republicans entrench~d ~ the
oreasi works the Democrats arc nov con
-trIcting for the iusurEert~ IN" Dc'Ho-
cratic speaker and the ll~uo' r7'i" 'otu-
,nittee On Rules will want to 80 attic - carry
mt Democratic poli",e~ and lsEt-,.tiop. and
they will Nrd their present posi ION milirst-
ing against them.
n l. rather disrours giug u" see tho MS
toric old Democratic psrtv mad" ~ 0sfe0 tho
cracker 81 q Repuhli"an faction whIp