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The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24
THE DOCTORS QUESTION
Much Sickness Due to Bowel
Dtso1doYs

4 doctors first question when
consulted by patient is, Are
your bowels regular He knows
that rs per cent of illness is at
tended with inactive bowels and
torpid liver. and that this condi.
tion must be removed gently and
thoroughly before health can be
restored.
Rexall Ortlerlies are positive,
pleasant aud safe remedy for con-
stipation and bowel disorders in
general. We are SO certain of
their great curative value that We
promise to return the purchasers
money in every case when they
fail to produce eLtrie satisfaction.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like
candy, they act quietly, and have
soothing. strengthening, healing
influence on the entire intestinal
tract. They do not purge. grippe.
cause nausea, fatuIence. excessive
looseness. dlarrhoea or other an.
noying effect. They are especial
ly good for children, weak persons
or old folks. Two sizes, 25c. and
lOc. Sold only at our store The
Rexall Store. The Holly Phar.
macy. Ikelman Bros, prop'rs.
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used 2 sample bottle snd now Aa~s q
regularly In the house.
waters and eethsrtics for thsse ars bu2
Temporary feltofs whtle Dr.. CaldW0il'S
aaneatiy. It viii train your stonach and
bowel muscles % that thsy will 10 th0lf
work again naturally without outsaoo al.
Cast asads your aksoticiam and ny oyIuo
Pspsin-
br. Caldwell does not feel that The
purchase Of his remedy ends his obi.
cation. He has specialised In stomach,
years and will be pleased to give the
reader any advice on the subject free
Of charge. All are welcome to write
or the free sanpIe sddresS hin -:
y. B; Caldwell. ~ Caldwell building:
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24
wife Got Tip Top Advice

''My wife wanted me to take our hoy
to the doctor to cure an ugly boil, ;
write. ID. Fraakel Of Stroud, Okla. ~
said put Bucklens Arnica Saive on it,
She did so, and it cured the boil in a
short time. Gu ickest healer Of burns,
scalds, cuts, corns, bruises, sprains,
sweliinss. Best pile cure on earth. Try
it. Only 25c At all druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24
Life saved At Deaths Door

81 never felt SO near my grave, writes
W. R.. Patterson, Of Wellington, Tex,
as when frishtful cough and lung trouble
pulled me down to 100 pounds, in spite
Of dsctor's treatment for two years. My
father, mother and two sisters died Of
consumption, and that ! am alive today is
due solely to DIR. Kins's New Discovery,
which completely cured me.
Now weigh 1877 pounds and have been
we'll and strong for years" Quick, safe,
sure, its the best remedy on earth fos
coughs, colds, laGrippe, asthma, Group
and all throat and lung trouble, Soc and
Sl.O0. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed BY
all druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24

The Holly Chieftsin's plant Il.
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
a specially OF this work and turn
out a superior quality of bill.
Prices are just right. Service is
very prompt.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24

The Chieftain is strictly a
home paper. It's advertisers are
home merchants. DO you ap-
preciate the fact, Mr.. Business
Man?
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24

Neutralixc and remove the poisons that
backache. rheumatism. nervousness and all kid
ney and bladder irregularities. They build up
and restore the natural action Of these vital or
gans. For sale by all druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24

Foley's Honey and Tar for the childrrn Is
best and safest for all coughs. Group whoor.
ingcough and bronchitis No opaies. For
sale BY all drug ggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-03-24
ORDINANCE NO. SIXTY.TWO
(62)
An Ordinance Providing for the Appro-
priation Of the Revenues Of the
Town of Holly. for the Fiscal
Year Beginning April lst. 1911.
Being the Annual Appropriation
Bill.
Be Ii Ordained by ihe Board Of Trustees Of the
Torn Of Holly:

BE II Ordained by The Board Of Trustees OF the
Torn Of Holly:
Section l. Tha, the various appropriations
from the revenues of the Town Of Holly. to de-
frnv the necessary expenses and liabilities Of
said town during the fiscal year beginning
April LIST. 1911 shall be under the following
heads. viz. FIRST. Salaries; second. streets and
alleys: third. General Purposes. including all
corporate expenses and liabilities Of said town
not herein otherwise provided for: fourth. in.
tcrcs on Bonds Fund: and filth. Special Water.
works Fund.
Section 2. That the following amounts un.
der the several heads above enumerated. re.
spectivel,. hereby appropriated out OF the
revenues thlt shall accrue to said Town Of
Holly during the fiscal year beginning April lst.
1911.
First Salaries, S 2.5OO.W
Second-S,reets and Alleys. 100000
Third-Generai Purposes. 100000
Fourth-lntcrrst on Bonds. 100000
Fifth-SpcciaI Waterworks fund 100000
Total. 37,5OOOO
Passed and approved this 20,h da, of March
A. D. 1911.
Approved: J. S. McMURTRY.
Attest: Mayor.
(Se.D N. F. VIDAL.
Clerk and Recorder.
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Cozy Corner Hotel and Cafe
). +. VAN WEY. PROPRIETOR
Only Seam.heaed Hotel in this Section
Our Gale is Par Excellence
Upto-Date Bath Rooms
Everything New, Neat and Clean.

Having inst charge Of the Cozy Corner Hotel and Cafe
which has been made strictly MODERN promise the pnoc
all the advantages and the given the Harvey
houses.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
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CASS|DY'S RULE Z.
A B0SS QUEENS
WILL ENDT0N|GHT
Thirty of the Forty.five Mem
bers of Committee Pledged
to Help Bounce Him.

The finish OF Joseph CASSIDY a. the
Bo,r OF Queens County Il. scheduled
for tonight. wien the Democratic
County Committee will meet AT the
Democratic CLUB In Long Island city.
II was announced this afternoon that
thirty OF the ~forty-fve members OF the
committee had pledged themselves 1,
put rollers under Curly Joe" and pro-
jeet him down the tobogsan into po.
iiucai oblivion.
Alderman Alexander Dujst o, the Six-
ty-ciEhth District IL slated for County
Chairman to succeed CASSIDY. He is one
or three Of the five Queens Aldermen
who voted for Maurice II. Connolly TO
succeed Lawrence Dresser as Borough
President OF Queens. and he is a Con-
molly man through and through.
The Cassidy people. experimenting an
overM helming defeat have started tho
re that the Degnon Contracting Com
pany Is back OF the Dujat candidacy
and that the Degnon Company will con-
troll the County Committee and the
Queens administration IL the patriotic
cassidyites are thrown Out. In reply to
this the Connollyites declare that the
Degnon Contracting Company has moth
ing to do with the fight. but that the
only issue In Cassidy and C~assidyism.
The County Committee will inaugurate
a Tew plan Of political administration
at to-night's meeting. In addition to
IA county chairman an executive COM
OF Ave members will be chosen.
This committee will have the last word
In the administration of Democratic al
fairs In Queens. II II Is composed p.
three members they will probably all
be Connolly mon. II Of five members
one Cassidy man may ne appointed.
Borough President Connolly Is APP
parently the absolute Democratic boss
OF Queens. He haS the backing OF all
the factions opposed to dresser as well
as of the business mems organization.
The County Committee tonight will
adopt resolutions pledging the party to
reform.
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TWO SAY CARNEY
IS "P0P-EYE" MAN
IN TAXI MURDER
CONTINUED from First Page.)

run from the store. As he came out,
I saw another man step aside and IRE
. shot at the man C ming from the
store. Tho man who wal shot threw
up his hands and fell. The man who
shot him was about six feet from him
when hs a. d."
what did the nan who fred the
shot then do?" asked Mr.. Mott.
He looked around to where I stood
and then ran to the corner said the
witness. II followed. but he Wal around
the corner before ! got there"
II saw two mon jump Into q taxicab
that was near tho hydrant. Then the
toward Seventh avenue"
GIVE a description Of the man who
did the shooting"
We'll. ! was excited and fiustered.
I thought that the man was about
thirty-nvv years oid. He was dressed
In dark clothes and had a mustache."
Garvsy 10 smooth shaven.
Did you notice anything about his
eyes?"
They sssmed 4 be staring"
Mr.. Mott asked the witness about his
visits to the Tombs and Police Head
quarters in an endeavor to Identify
Oarvey or pictures Of 0arvey. At no
time was he able to make a positive
i~dsntihcation Of oarvey - the man who
did the ahooting.
Mr.. Weliman then asked the witness
about his testimony before the Grand
Jury. The muot&che seemed TO interest
Mr.. Wellman q rticuiarly.
Ibid you tell the Grand Jurors
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very much, as I had Lever had anything the
matter with my skin. I was 30 afraid ] would
have to give up my employment. .
II consulted my doctor. aud he sstd he
didn't think II would amount to anything.
But II kept getting worse. One day I nav
. piece In one OF the papers about . lady who
had the same trouble with her hands. She
had used Cutlcura Soap and Ointment and
was cured. I decided to try them, and my
hands were all healed before I had used one
cake Of Cuticurs Soap and one box Of Cutlcura
Ointment. am truly thankful for the good
results from the Cuticura Soap and Ointment,
for thanks TO them I was cured. and did not
have to lose q day from work. have had
no return Of the skin trouble" ySigned) Mrs.
Mary L. Breig. 1922 Brown Street. Phns.
delphia, Pa. Jan. IL. 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are for sale
everywhere. but those who wish TO Try them
without charge may do 10 by sending to
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Dept.6A. Boston,
for q liberal sample Of each. post-frec, together
With S2-p. book on the skin md scalp.
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BRIGHT ticN OF WINDOW
SHOWED Nm GARvEX

Michael McKppwn, who was door mar
IN y department store opposite Jewelier
yac"by's place. was the next witness.
lie was at tho northeast corner OF Thir.
tenth street and sixth avenue a, the
time OF the shoo.inS. Describing what
occurred. Mckeown said.
MY attention wna attracted by the
crash OF glass from Jaroby's window.
The window was brightly lighted. I
BOXED ACROSS u saw Va man stopping
at the window. I ran oyer and, as {
got SIX yards from the curb. I saw
another maj fire n shot at another man
who ran from the store. The man
who fired was standing erect.
Il kept my eyes ON the man who
fired the shot. lie turned and glanced
at the window. Then he walked brisk
~ 20 the corner and ! saw him ret
into the .taxicab. which went OF In a
hurry. before the d1oy was closed"
You got a good look at the man
with the revolver and noticed his
walk" asked the prosecutor
Yes" replied the witness.
DO you see him here now?'
YES"
Point him out"
There ne IL (~poiniing TO Garveyl,'
Mckeown told ~ going with a police
man TO n saloon ut Twelfth street
and Eighth avenue some time after the
shooting. Among several persons he
saw Garvey and identified him as the
man who had sho; Stern. lie followed
Garvey and noticed his walk. MoKeown
again Identified Carney at Police Head
quarters.
Mr.. wellman brought out that the
witness was 100 feet from the spot
where the shot was fred and STACKED
his testimony OF blue suit" and "bulg-
ing eyes"
Henry Peterson % No. rs East One
Hundred and F!fty-fifth street said he
was at Fourteenth street when he heard
the crash of glass and saw two men
standing in front OF Jacoby's store. One
was bending hack and forth before the
window. Peterson had nearly reached
the curb when he saw the clerk run out
Of the store and the man at the window
up and his companion Are a
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COLUMBIA WINNERS.

,,n,,, n., , mn -.
fiies' f~tN'r-"e''hs purse wv lot
three-year-olds n up: hve furlongs.-
Dr. Bnrch. ~ u. Cook. 4 10 I. 8 10 8
and 4 TO Q. first: Tennessee Boy. 100
tRrucc,. 10 10 1. 4 to 1 and \ to 6. sec.
ond. Old BOY. lia ,Fain,. 7 to 1. ! To I
ana \ TO 4. thlnl. Time. la 40. Tom
shaw. Outpost susan. Cant. John. Lydia
Lee also ran and nnishcd as named.
spC0Sn nACr-.purse sno FOR MI
arcs. five flrlonps. --Sencra II. liz.
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revolver. The CLERK feiI upon the door.
step. The man with the revolver and
his companion walked toward Thir-
tcenth street. turned and looked over
their shoulders ndsjumped into a taxi
cab at the curb.
Did you get n good look at the man
who fred the Shot?" asked Mr.. Mott.
yes" said Peterson.
Peterson pointed to Garvey as the
man.
A fourth witness who declared he saw
Garvey at the scene Of the murder was
Fred Bruler. private detective for a
commercial house opposite Jacoby's
store. Bruler said he was standing In
front Of Jacoby's when he saw q man
across the street. Thinking he might
lie a fellow employee, Bruler asked him
U he had seen Mr.. Jackson.
Il dent know him." the stranger said.
and turned away. -
Bruler identified Carney as the man
to whom he had spoken. lie did not
see the shooting. but saw the taxicab.
and could recognize the chauffeur.
As the tsxicab darted away. Bruler
said. one OF the men In II had his arm
protrudlng from q window and a re-
voiver in his hand. The man was the
81 IRE he had spoken to.
Under Mr.. weiiman's probing. Bruler
admitted he Is employed by the Police
Department at - a day to help run
down the chauffeur who drove the taxi
cab IN which stern's murderers escaped.
!, appeared also that. as a private de-
~tectlvc. Bruler Is accustomed to break
in doors and furnish husbands or wives
witt, evidence needed for divorce. He
admitted he chose his profession, leav-
the publishing business for II.
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Chvsstmss Package. AbI..-.

Somebody threw a lighted match into
tho largo package mall box which
stands on the southeast corner OF Madl.
son avenue and Fiftieth street to-day.
Smoke was pouring froN the box when
deorsc Robinson OF No, q; West Thir-
,y-thirl street notified patrolman
Adoiph Jacowsky OF the East Fifiy-arst
street station. who put out the blaze
with u bucket OF water. The damage
could not be learned until the pos.
once on,cials have made AN inNestiga-
tion. Tho box was allied with Christ.
mas packages.
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coosuiAts. Mr.. hsyner quoted from q
circular issued by Mr. Root when secre.
tsry OF State.
'erruptcd Mr.. root.
NO. but II was subsequently with
drawn ay the State Department" 20
Joined Mr.. Rayner.
The document referred 20 pas q cir
cular issued by Root when Secretary
Of State. 1t warned all Ameri.
cans that they entered Russia At their
n risk and must expect 10 obey
ihr law s there. a letter vas cent ~
Secretary Root by Louis Marshall and
Edward Lauterbach disputlns the stti.
tude assumed. The circular was with
drawn and the Objectionable language
eliminated.
No one can he admitted TO Russia.
Rayner said. unless he the
question ~ "a his religion.
There - not q Hebrew in tina United
to-day, WHISTLER he was born In
Russia or not. who can cross tho from.
into Russia for any purpose what
said Rsyncr. and yet We on
this side Of the water are .oun seiled
60 he offensive ana only use polite
snd diplomatic Language In referring 20
the warfare being waged for religious
freedom"
Rayber said a passport had been 70.
fused R~ecresentsiive L~onKwOrth for
onc Of Ids constituents merely because
thc wife's name was Hebecca.
" snsn IL soing 10 snswcr 20 a
Consul a. 20 what RE religion !
s. gaf1 IfnNngT Ga IL anu 80. Sfnes0 |
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FEAR FOR OCEAN Liner
OVERDUE AT GIBRALTAR.

GIBRALTAR. Dec. n-somc uneasl-
ness IL felt here at the non-arrival of
he Pcninsular and Oriental steamer
Macedonia. from London for Bombay.
was due here at s A.. NJ. to-day.
She had not been sighted at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The Princess Royal.
the Duke of Fife and their family. as
well as other passengers who We're
wrecked on the steamer Delhi of the
same of Cape Spartel last
week. are awaiting the arrival of the
Mscedonia In order to continue their
voyage.
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Itch dreadfully. When my
hands ihrst started 70 -
sore, there were small
blisters like water elistesu
which formed. Thee
itched dreadfully, II juss
seemed a. though I could
tear the skin all Oh. I
would scratch them and
the skin would peel Oh,
and tbs flesh would be
all red and crack open
and hlaed IA worri~d -
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o sked Mr.. Weilmln. THAT the man who
did the shooting was about 1--WE feet six
Inches tail. dark and with great buiging
eyesr'
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FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE
gANLv FRIDAY MORNING.

Major hisclow announced this after.
room that the funeral services would
he held at st Georges Episcopal
Church. No. : ii~uthcrtord place. on Frl-
day morning nj $50 o'clock. The rs.
mains viii be taken 10 the Grand Cen
trail station after the services and then
to Highland Falls. where the body viii
he placed In tn. family plot At i1
O'Clock IN The afternoon.
"a pail bearers have not We, b-en
selected and Major Higelow says they
viii probably not be made known WITH
tomorrow.
Durins the afternoon there were sew.
sral callers at tho Gramrrcy place rest
dence. among them being J, i. Morgan,
Mrs. DougIas Robinson Howard II,
Butler and Mr.. and Ms Henry os-
born Taylor.
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AANDS WOULD CRACK
OPEN AND BLEED
BIlstsrs Formed, Skin Scaled on,
and Flesh Burned and Itched
I0readfu!ly. Healed by Less Than
One. Cake Of Cutlcufa Soap md
One Box Of Cuticura Ointment.

About ~ months ago my hands ssartsl
to crack open and bleed, the skin would
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JOHN BIGEL0W,
GRAND OLD MAN,
: PASSES away


Nw YEAR, axo when he was eie ted
III. 80" ~. %.' we coneee
'c- ..sSeN vNOoT VWOM
Voon " s'A MILLION.
~'s~ eos'sgs Ar, Biselow prac.
USED law IN this city. end began his
close friendship with Samuel J. r1iden
ov' q when Grsw his appointment TO be
chairman OF tho 1s'den' Trust. Under
inc msnassincn OF the hlgsow Board
Sns veius OF tse trust U YES raised
ron teur 70 s'x million dollars before
NE 'os''s'"e or the fSibe'o Library CAS-.
'or. A~nox n Tildsr roundations)
wn'cn was epensd iast, eveamsr. The
s''s % u Forsy-ssoond
street Was selected by Mr.. bi9siow.
HefWAA for ten years Secretary Il
state of New Yosk.
For many yea,s hsfoe> a.. .,v,, 90.
NJ ps--,~~ ... .-- .
a.. r.N.,"- s 0u'so' VI
%"s Avs".ns toet. sTVsn Sourseaiem ~
went 20 Ms up'ontstio post In France.
Tie wrcts very many articles on public
end lksrary subjects and many hoohs
and psmphIctaL
Awo,. ,h.r ....
,s- "S'"'y "" MS 'o"H
-" .m Vo'"mss. '"" or quaint
nu"or the revelations OF intimate
turns In The character Of ureat men and
the inner stories OF stirring times IN
-
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cHAerieeo Woo TEACHER
WITH A HAMMER.

Nh0IR rvIn Ia hEA
u.ed a hammer MIilsr va. .,ruck on
tho hcaA ana nj, ,kul, ws. cav,d In.
The took out n lot of piinter.d
hone ana replaced II with n silver Mate.
which IN nov n con~ soicuous decoration
on tho polished poll Of the disciplined
convict.
II was 4 strang, assemb,ssc that ar
In Whfts Plains to-day for the he.
Ginning sf the trial. First came Miller
IN chsrav Of a guard. Than CANA the
three dsfendants. ,hsck,ed together. in
charge Of two guards. Bringing u, the
rear we're Warden kennedy ana State
Detective Jackson. with haaf q dozen
guards IN charge OF sixteen convicts.
shacklsd In eight pairs ana marching In
. column OF v ~ the prison double
quick
rev OF thsm wore OLD timers In the
prison n a. they hurried along. cast
ing sh't'y siancss nj scenes they had
I" Witnessed Tor many years. h In.
ersoicsb's shu"'e Oh the iockstcp be-
y the icn&th OF their prison
res'oence' TOT tns iockstep has Ions
since been apo''shsd At sing n
n space u Deeh reserved IN Judge
fiatts courtroom lor tho delegation
Hom S'hs SINS because or the nature
OF tine occasion. prison discipline WAS
somewhat re'aAed ana the prisoners n
Witnesses were a''owcd 10 iook around
s"e sA'"e, .mp'o's'o"s' TOT seventeen
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MUST SUBMIT or GIVE NOTICE
!. TO TERMINATE.

sThere " no other remedy except 70
terminate the treaty. We must submit
n give notice 10 tsrmipAte. II would
b. . cowardly act 10 surrender.
What IL the cause Of this lnioler.
AuceY' asked hte Senator. Have those
psspsS committed n crimes against
the Laws or insityeions Of Russiaf
yss. tissy have. They have committed
ne W crime which their f~orefaihers
oommitted M which their postcrity
Wiii continue 20 commit 70 the r~sinotest
generation. They have worshippcd ood
A6sordipg to the traditions Of their faith
snS the dictates Of their conscience.
just tlaat. Of n. Hers 10 q people
Nho zoe centuries have been perse-
suted ~ who have torn ssund~r thcsr
:hsins and havs arisen purified from
eha nrcs Il persecution. until now. -
The result Of their re~tiess and untiring
enerGy Of PURPOSE. they not only o..
supy a commanding position In all the
nsSts OF trade AMI commerce, hut
Without attempting 10 mako q convert.
hey are In silence exercising q most
tremendous influence upon the Co.
.inies OF tho spiritual world. tn svery
Mace Asd quarter OF the Cobe. except
n this benighted land where . code Of
awe has been PROMULGATED aEsinst
hem. thai has dc~poAcd thsir homes.
sriven them from their temples End
ssn6 them forth as outIs w from shore
10 shofr. Until weary and sShSusaed
they rome "a us and ask III that. a.
Tree people. We protest IN unmsasursd
oaes against this wronG.
MIA AR R9A0 YAR 0AAAA
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|. IL s... Sg: ~ .. ~ Z e., e y P "a. S...,
- g. 3 - W; sit.ts
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Ut Ia been said In e~xtennatioN at
n Noplicy that the Emp~ror Of Russia
- pprxuing Against thcm. that he 10 In
sue9eed by ose very host intentions and
eet his acts ara not insVirsd BY any
yhalevolent purpose. This bslievs.
Tnai>gtUvs p~crredaors. a. Q NoVe. ere
S1vayx influenced by tho beS4 intsn.
lions and their motives are generally al
he highest and purrst c~hanaetsr.
II humbly pray Heaven I'm itn marcy
may MITIGATE his neal ana x.ahsn nj,
,lncsr4ty. for. Whenever thai ,ah.s Macs.
than perhap. ucbrew village. vdl, M
longer M. a~,n.isn~, IN ths torch a, en-.
mara ,,der ana ths homs Al ,hs h.r.,,c
ana the honor az MI. n,e.id. viii M
ion,er n. considered IN. ,.w,u, ,,.y n,
The Ru.,i.n soLsIe,v
81, q, Also ,,d IN, ,..x. ..x
s.c.n. from ali ,,,o.. h.,a..,,. a, A..
vIctims Of ,hi, p-,rs.cu,lon w,n on,v
embrace the established religion Of tho
Empire a. provided FOR by Law.
This proposition Is absolutely true.
IN rcieresee 10 THIS ~snSxest'on' ] desire
70 ssy tnss " tine Emperor OF Russia.
y " ~ eos hesa o. the ecc'ss'ast'ce'
enoch o. s" realm. oy somc supreme
ses OF 'nhunAnhy directed against these
erc.trs'e ''e''ms OF his m'oisAaos.
ee,S."s Ms ,ni'A Of sha,r ptr.ssu!or,
e. sts0 .
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lisa1 u sse,f fairs ana the dictates Of
46elr ronscience

3ssnk u thesr fairs ana the dictates Of
their conscience.
,'Senetors. take this as you will. 10 II
! soothing but persecution directed against
citizens Of the United States. You ask
Tor other methods Of relief. There is no
aother method of relief. DO we propose
TO keep treaties and allow other gov
ernments with whom we have made
them 20 break them at their WHIP No
other civilized nation on this Garth
would same such a humiiiating posi-
ton. The heart Of this compact has
been pierced and. raising as II does
With us the question Of religious free
dem. its most sensitive feature has
been muti,Ated and trAmp,ed upon. We
deserve tho contempt OF mankind " We
reel at the blow and submit to this de-
sgading ~indiSnity. There IL no way out
Of Il except the abrosation Of this
treaty. The hour Cor negotiation has
passed"
Senator Rsyner sreusd that the treaty
admits OF but one Interpretation and
that In that citizens OF the United
States shall have the same rights In
Russia that Russian citizens have with.
In tho United states.
He said I, was an American question.
MI q religious one. and that ~ had
now be- settled In incident after incl
dent that no American Hebrew can pass
tbe frontier Of Russia. lie referred TO
procecdins~ In the French Chamber of
Deputies where the same question has
arisen with Russia and Russia was
aAde 20 Yield. After discussing the law
NJ detail Mr.. nayner said;