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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-07
WANTED ROOT AND BARNES
TO INTERCEDE FOR HIM
SENSATIONAL EVIDEN NCE
GIVEN AGAINST COVER
NOR SULZER.
Testimony Later Stricken From
the Record-Hinman Opens
for Defense.

ALBANY. y. Y. Oct. 6.-Governor
William Sulzer attempted TO obtain
the influence Of United States SEN
ator Elihu Root and OF VIM. Barnes.
chairman OF the Republican state
committee. To prevent the trial OF
his Impeachment according 20 testi-
mony adduced AZ the trial today. al
though subsequently, stricken out by
vote OF the court.
Allan \ Ryan. son Of Thomas +.
Ryan. New York financier gave the
testimony. II was also brought out
through the testimony of lgnatius v.
McGlone. secretary OF the elder Ryan,
that Governor Sulzer was the recip.
lent OF $4,000 cash campaign con-
tribuiion from the R:ans. which was
not reported I'm tho governors sworn
campaign statement.
Tell your father I am the same
old Bill. young Ryan said the gov
ernor said 10 him over the telephone.
IN asking for the contribution.
Mr.. RYAN was called 10 the stand
today after the attorneys for the i'm
parchment managers had obtained
permission 20 reopen their case.
which they announced as complete
when court adjourned last Thursday.
The witness said that just week be-
fore the trial OF Impeachment began
he had seen Governor Sulzer in the
latter's office in New York.
He asked me-" testified the finan-
Cier's son. slowly. "to 20 10 Washing
ton and see Senator Root and request
him TO see Mr. barnes. get him TO
endeavor TO have the Republican
members of this body TO vote that
this court had no right TO Try him and
impeaCh him.
Hinman Opens Case.
The testimony preceded the open
ing Of the case for the defense late
In the afternoon by Harvey ID. Hin
man. who compared Governor Sulzer
10 the Apostle Paul whose former
friends. the attorney said did not
attempt 10 impeach him OF his epis-
ties because OF what he had done
while acting with taem and while one
OF them"
When. i'm the nineteenth century.
has voice been raised to condemn Paul
or his epistles for his acts as Saul?"
asked Mr.. Hinmau. The question was.
he added. whether Governor Sulzer
was impeached for corrupt conduct in
ONCE or because Of what he has re-
fused 10 do since he took office"
II was in the face OF repeated obiec-
tions by counsel for the defense. who
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NEW YORK. Oc-. G-The stage is
set and tomorrow the curtain Will
rise on The final a.' OF the 1913 base
ball drama Behind t.r SCENES the
Philadelphia Athletics and a., Ncw
York Giants arc al their stations
ready FOR the cue that vlU send them
into the -Meligat oi ;he worlds
series
Spectators from an parts OF 'he
tnltcd States arD READY sC- tIe rush
on che Polo Grounds ana only The
menace OF tho weather man stands be-
tween thousands OF fans and the fIl-
t.lmeut OF their expectations.
Unsettled conditions was his du-
bi1u- prediction for tomorrow
Whether the weather fOrpCa-fer be
right or wrong. the fact remains that
Unsettled conditions De- fua kDyu0ra
10 the whole situation on the eve of
the PLAYING 90 'hc initial contest o,
tho series which n.I evolve fh- base
bah champions oI rho universe.
Players. fans and prophets are an n
the sam, boat g.. opinions and .Or.-
casts there are rH end huf each aru
every one o. frire"I wI'h strings of
".fS' and 'hu'. u.ti '.a seeker fU-
facts becomes heVllcrei by tbn maze
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FACING TRIAL ON
CHARGE OFARSON

special I'-ft'sh tp the lutslligencer
NARTlNSBl re. W. Va. oct g
What promises to be- ore OF the most
sensational trials boz the recent his.
tory Of the circuit court here was
commenced today when Claude W.
Stewart. q member 3l a prominent
family and for wears a wen known
business man of tris city. was ar
rairrei before Judge Robert W.
Daley and a jury ON three indict-
ments. charging him with arson in
connection with the burning of the
fn" now plant Of tho Stewart Vehicle
Company here one year ago.
Judge Woods. having been former
counsel f1r tho accused man. declined
to sit boo the case ans Prosecuting At
f0rn"y W vs.. DDwury withdrew from
the case hy reason Of the fact .a' no
is brother irlav of Tho defendant
and receiver for tho vehicle COMPANY
The state De- represented hy Former
Prosecutor Allen E NoU. Of Martins
burg and Colonel Forrest w Brown.
Of Charleston. vh %. fha defense is
being conducted hv Former r. S. Sem
a'or J. D. Faulkner and Colonel stuart
W Walker
Tho plant of frr Stewart Vchicta
Company was entirely destroyed Sep
'awlor 80. 1872 srfHU.nc % loss ~
'I'onoo with ireurluc" ~ s105 .000.
Ih" insurance companies refused 10
pHt and 1n .rvc.firI'.nr. ON tho mart
Uf state Fire Marshall Ellison. ro.
suited In 'hrDn indictments against
Claude vs.. stewart who was general
m8rIcor off tho company ono hrr-
dr"d and ff'y Witnesses have been
d. o n
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ABOLISH RULE
OF COMMITTEE.
IN MATTER OF SELECTING
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL
CONVENTIONS.
Senator Cummins Outlines Part
of Reform Plans for Repub-
lican Committee.

WASHINGTON. Oct 6-Senator
Cummins today outlined In part the
reform plans OF the so-called con
ciliation committee" OF Republicans
and ProEressives. which hopes 20
bring about the holding Of a national
convention early IN 1914.
The change I'm the representation
Of southern states in the national
convention j. a secondary matte iu
the program of the committee NCL
the added support OF many RapLbll-
can leaders who did not participat"
I'm the get together" conference in
Chicago last spring. they viii insist
that the control Of the Republican
national committee over the seating
Of delegates in a national convention
be- abolished
The chief issue in this fight" said
Senator Cummins today. els that in
volving the method Of selecting and
seating delegates loo the national con
ventiou that nominates the Bepuhli-
can presidential and vice presidential
candidates. We shall insist that the
present rules be so modified and re-
constructed that the Republican ua
tional committee will ro longer have
the power to make uu temporary
roll Of delegates. or tp pass ou the
credentials of state d,Ie-afa- before
they are seated iu th- convention.
Primary Law Ehicacious.
Where states have primary laws
that govern the election Of delegates
i' will be an easy matter 20 provide
by party -ule that 'ae certificates fs
sued by local election officials shall
be final evidence emitting thc dele
gates % seats i'm rho couvsu. ion
Where such laws DO not exist. how.
ever. 7 believe that Republican au.
thorities IN each state. either the
state committee or special board.
should pass on an contests and settle
fhe eligibility OF delegations before
they go 10 the national convention
we shall insist that some such
change rs this be- made so that tho
Republican national C0mui-si sipu viii
not boo rho future have the power 20
temporarily seat coatn-tcd or contest
ir- delegations. and tics virtually de-
tcrmIne fh" control o. fha national
convention This question foecthrr
with o." proposal that members ~
th" national committee shall TABS. ~.
fce as soon as elected. instead 0f
leayir. th" control of the national
committee iu th. Oh committees e
hands throughout tho campaign. u.
believe 10 be Tho chief matters of r..
form thtt must bo dealt with through
n special national convention
Meeting December tG.
Th" call issued ly Chairman
Cl1rins n UIleF. for u..f.ur of
'a" national committee iu Wa.f.r-
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ART STUDENT IS
LURED TO DEATH
ADNERTlSES FOR POSITION
AS NURSE TO SECURE
FUNDS.
Man Engages Her on Phone and
She Goes to Take Position
Police Find Nude Body.

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-Miss Ida G.
Leegson. art student. whose nude
body was found on the prairie west
OF here yesterday. was mred to her
death by some man who telephoned
10 her in response to her advertise
ment for place as a nurse. This
was the conclusion Of the police to-
night after more than twenty-four
hours search. which resulted. the po-
lice admit. in no trail which can di-
rect them TO the murderer.
The thin silken fish line found near
the body and the cruised circle IL
left around Miss Leegson's neck.
showed them the manner of her
death Her tattered clothes strewn
for half a mile along the road ap.
preaching the prairie and the bruises
on the body indicated that death had
come only after she had made a hard
struggle. hut there was nothing found
10 show by whom Miss Leegson had
been induced 10 the lonely SPOT on
the western outskirts OF the city.
After giving up her position as a
September %. Miss LoeCson came to
Chicago and engaged a room with
Mrs. James T. Burnette. saving she
was going To try 20 earn more money
10 continue her art studies. saturday
she inserted an advertisement IN n
paper asking for a place as a traired
nurse
Called by Phone.
Saturday lF
call came from a Mr. Wilson" who.
when told Miss LeeCson was out. in
puired closely after her personal an
pearance An hour later he called
again and asked her 20 go 20 a point
on the west side 10 care for his wife.
she left 10 answer the call. and was
not heard from again by her friends.
The street address given by Mr.
Wilson proved TO be q vacant Tot
on the prairie A canvass of the
houses IN the vicinity OF the prairie
showed none named Wilson
The possibility that Miss Leegson
was lured 10 her death by an organ
ll"d band ~ white slavers." while
being investigated by the police. is
not believed by them 20 offer eolu-
ton OF the mystery An invcstiga-
tlon among the teachers al tho Iri-
v"rsity Of CHICAGO and AZ The Ar.
institute indicated that the murdered
woman had been known for hor n-
duetry. that she had no men friends
ana That her nights had been spent
ln study Miss Loegsor's hand
seichcl was found today block
iIow where The body las II had been
sIash"d with q knife and its contents
EXCEPT for q pair OF stockings and a
piece OF soap. removed
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Guilty Of But
TwOMurders SayPoIice
HAVE PROOF THAT HE
KILLED MRS. REXROAT
AND ONE OTHER.
Say His Story Of Nineteen Muir
ders Is Result of Drug Stimu-
lated Imagination.

CHICAGO. oct G-Of the 10 muir
d"rs Henry Spencer, slayer Of Mrs.
Mildred Allison ReXroat. sWore he
hdi committed. the police tonight.
after investigating his alleged crimes
~ various cities. were able 10 fix upon
him only one murder or possibly
Captain Halpin. chief Of the detec.
tive bureau. announced his conviction
that Spencer. In giving his long. cir
cumstantlal confession of utudlsn
crime. was consumate falsiuer.
-Four Of the murders he saws he
committed were perpetrated while
Spencer was in the Illinois state pen
teutiary at Joliet or twelve OF the
alleged murders the police in this
and other cities have no record In
one case described by Spencer, police
records stow that body WAS reruyrf-
ed. but the detectives have a. Vet cs-
tablished no connection between
Spencer and the crime
Except for possibly two murders
spencer = Wierd story of killing peO-
pl" by hanmering IN their skulls and
sinking 'IeIr bodies iu Lakes seem
pure fahriCdtlOns.' said Captain Hal
pin tonight His imagination. stiil-
uia'ed by drugs. poured out one Of
the most fantastic tales Of murder
"hos" mind is given 10 dreams OF
crime"
Proof Of Resroat Murder.
captain HaIpin declared tonight
That Do" has complete proof that Spen
Ger murdered Mrs R"Nroat and Is
almost equally confident that ae mug
der"d Mrs Anuabcu Wight Mrs.
wight house was robbed December
3. 1912. and she was beaten So badly
.at sh" died Boz the county hospital
july o.. 1HfE
The body OF Ida oliver. recovered
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FIRST CLASH I'm WORLDS SERIES TODAY
Another Bull Mooser
Declares for Hearne
The following letter explains itself:

The following letter explains itself:
Welsburg. W Va, Sept 30 1918
Hon j. G. Hearne, Wheeling, W. Va
Dear sr-I take this opportunity of stating to you how
feel in this Congressional fight.
have been for time back a Bull Mooser' but |
want that have had and still warm feeling
for you and you that you very best wishes
and will have and heartiest support fight
Trusting the will show very majority for
you, beg TO be yours very truly.
HENRY f. GASMIRE
1901 Pleasant Ave, Wellsburp W Va
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Mathewson to Write for the InteIligencer

At a meeting of the National Commission yesterday that
body rescinded its action prohibiting ball players
articles the worlds series This ruling applied
who had entered into prior the time
sion made its first ruling.
ChrSty MathewSOn had made such a contract and will
write detailed story of each of the games for the Inegencer
If want the best and most complete stories
games, get the IntellgenceT.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. oct. Co.
We re right That's all." was the Ia-
comic comment with which Couui.
Mack, manager OF thr Philadelphia
American League baseball team dis
missed those who sough, To interview
him toni Eht as he prepared 10 l.av"
with the mem bers OF his team for
New York. The Athletics manager
declined to tell which battery Doc has
selected 10 start the series again c
'ae Now York team. 1frr1hers ot rhe
team We're also uuc0mwJu!catiye Eu.
every one seemed confident OF sue
cess.
Earlier iu tho day Mack said.
Il am confident that the Athletics
will D." worlds champ ous before The
week D. out | expect the series 10
be- close and hard fought. with the
Athletics on the winning end I -.
peer 10 work Bender Plank aand
moment. Everything depends upon
'N" pitchers tlDm-elye- have no
fears for the rc-' lf Oh, team
All the pl1yrr- eligible 20 compete
in 'aD series. officers DI tho club and
ID" club physician. together with
trainers and rIabers left Norfh
philadelphia station a. D. 81. Tor
Ccontinuod oa Page sevon)
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IN a'' Kindness ] must say that the only effect Of the
Progressive movement IN the First district will he to help
eject To congress Democrat and tool Of Clarence W
watson" such result will he misfortune and ought 10 he
avoided hope the voters Of the district will he guilty Of
such fol-T Townsend prosecuting attorney Of kanauha
county.
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BOTH GIANTS And ATHLETICS ARE READY
FOR THE FRAY AND INTEREST Is TT: Tr:':::ss - E
BOTH MANAGERS ARE CONFIDENT OF VICTORY But WILL.
MAKE NO PREDICTIONS ON THE OUTCOME
OF TO-DAYS GAME.

Much Hinges This Game and Both Teams Will Hard
Betting Is Very Erratc and Little Money Is Except
Freak BetS-AH Seats Sold for the Game.
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TINE wrArHUH

1vAsHrTUTOu orf rr.s-ast
OHIO western rnuuaVIvrnf rrr West
NirglrIa Probably fHIr Tuesday and
Fsf esdagi Hght variable winds.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Takng everything consideration the
probable lineup for the worlds series *
follows:
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA
HerZOg. 3b. F. Murphy.
Doyle. 2b 0dring l. +.
Fletcher, S.. Collins
Burns l. f. Baker 3b.
Shafer, c. f. McInniS. lb.
Murray. f. Strunk f
Meyers, Barry.
Merkle lb.
MahewsOn, Bender,
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Probably fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day. with light variable winds.
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Hearne Is
Optimistic
FINDS GREAT MENr
~ ALL PARTS OF DISTRICT.
Gets Royal Reception at Fairrnont.
and Talks in 4 Most Optir1.
istic Vein.

The Hon Julian 6. Hearne returned
yesterday from Fairmout. whore on
Saturday evening ne addressed a larg,
gathering OF voters al Marion county
Speaking % the situation down
through tire district 20 an Intelligence
reporter last evening. Mr.. Hcarnc
said
In a." different places that : have
visited throughout the district haze
met with tl" greatest ENCOURAGEMENT
and have every reason % belize
that I WIFI De victorious I'm the election
October From all over the DID,.
trict comes reports OF q most encour
aging nature. and these coincide with
an" situation as { find /, IN the places
7 have been
AZ Fairmon-. SATURDAY evening. We
had % roU-iuE meeting and the enthu
siaSm aud rattoE spirit mantle,
ID Their" was mo-. gratifying Many OF
fhe men who left the party temporar.
~ last fan and Joined the Progressive
movement have assured mo OF their
support. and an indications point ~ a
sweeping Republican victory I'm tho
district
'Os course. q DO not expect 20 carry
Marion county. which IS Mr. Neclys
home county. but 7 will get "a very cred
table vote in thar county ard one %
which no man need be ashamed
All over the district tho people arc
discussed with th" new tarin measure
and they VIII cast vote OF profess ~o
overwhelming thar 7 will b. sent to
Congress hy am enormous majority"
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CIRCUIT COURT

Wo new suits were filed in the cir.
III court saturday besides several
ylutrs. The first was a case termed
-. ". beitz & Sons VS. b. r. Perkins
"H4 lhumds jackson. doing business
uider the name OF Perkins and JacL
son The suit is brought as a tres
pass action and involves a sum of
money due on contract
\ chancery suit was filed. stvIed
J.. G, Morris and Elizabeth VI. Gruyton
rs. Emna ). Ncsbitt and involves
settlement or an estate Iu the case
OF me German Bank OF Wheeling vs.
;. W. Noyes and George T.. House an
ofder was issued 10 quash action
In the action of Frank G. Braedigen
s. me IT, q .. Railroad company the
d'nurn"r OF the defendant was over.
Iul'd and Oh" pIaIutin was granted
ton ''''' -
y. J. Norris C. W. Leach and John
Jones were app Oiuted trustees Tor the
Emmanuel Baptist church bv Judge
Newman "'e"
lu the case Of Henry l.. Powell vs
HERMAN \. Iiuudt administrator az
tH" estate of Charles Iaru. Tho CONT
confirmed The report of rs. D. Krupr
'nd entered Judgment to the amgurf
oi $40 for The ~N4lIfN
lhr aI peal cases OFF George ~
D'ftS. CHARGED with violating tho
health ordinance. IrI Nicola goscI.
on CharE" o' running vine room
tNd ii'Wine women ro 01f therein.
wen" also flied
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kids" A LITTLE
ON IT'S OWN HOOK
REGISTER TRIES TO PROVE AN
AlIBI FOR CLERK OLDHAM
And Claims Twas Done In Fair
nessC) 20 Him. but Negleets 10
Tell Story-A Few Facts.

I'm a very feeble attempt A. alleged
humor the Register. Saturday morn
INK. undertook to justify the action OF
m" county commissioners IN throw
lng down this PAPER on the appoint
ment or Judge. clerks and Challengers
Tor the coming election. by Kicking up
a lot OF dust mumbling about "regu-
lar newspapers. and In other ways
trying 10 beclOud the Issue and make
10 appear that this Democratic board
would not even think OF handing it,
10 Republican paper and favoriug
paper or it's own faith. Oh. no. or
course IL would not,
Continuing. the aforesaid sheet. 20
complete its case. gives ~ a. an abso-
lute Tact that Clerk George W Old
ham. of the commissioner. stated that
not during The entir' day Thursday
did a single Intelligence reporter cali
al the office and ask for tht list
Remarkable 4 ueWspaDcrmau is
sometimes called everything and iS
supposed 10 know o. all. but thi, is
IN" IISt instance ON record where
they are accused OF being mindread-
ers. OF course. thr reporter did not
ask Tor IN" list because he did not
know such "a list was available on this
day, and he was not 80 informed by
luir genial clerk of the board who. ~
IA" Register would have 's believe iS
tNlt. tIl'ANf'l NH Il a. III.I OF harness. ALE
though he dId not overlook the CD
portuniiy to auUri-e the Register re-
lorter of this fact
When th" IUtollicrrCnr reporter
called az this offic" On that day. no
was Informed there was nothing doiur
and l"f'. y short time later 'h, writer
happened into Tho office and was JIM
formed Dl this genial spirit of fair
ness 90 that the Register reporter
was putting over "scoop" ON this
paper. nut refr3iued from impartiuc
amy further Information
THE Register winds up IFS attcmpt
az am a'il' for Mr.. oldham. With "A dis
~"rtatior ON The fairness oI thar ia
isr how u g.. and always has heau
lair to Tho Republican party. etc. Just
NhF thi' plea of NOT guilty was enter
"d iu it, own neha. i- not apparent.
Tor Tho fairness U' The Register was
not Questioned. but. II the eutprr.ri--
.uc editor of That sheet feels that way
about u. perhaps 10 might Doe Interest
.uG Tor him 90 print what Mr.. Oldham
might say with reference 90 the ahoy.
statement ON the face ~ things. how
ever b. looks as though tho REGISTER
explanation does everything bur .N-
plain
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STEAL
IN BROOKE co.
8AL LOT COMMISSIONERS IN.
TEND TO OiSLPACE RE
PUBLICAN TICKET
Democrats and Progressives compos.
The Board and VIII Meet
Today 20 Garry Out
The Program.

The Republicans ~ Brooke county
are up .n arms over the efforts being
made by The Democrats and ProEree --
ives of NcilsbuI- go steal the regular
place Of tho Republican ticket on ta-
ballot - Brooke county Tho sam"
trick was tried in Ohio county but
The scheme was frustrated by an o..
der of the secretary of state. dcsi.uat-
ING that the ballot fo be official uu--
contain the Democratic wicket IN mo
left hand column and 'hc Republican
10 the r.-h- hand column.
In BROOKE county m. situation q,
somewhat different than this county.
u has a rankiv partisan circuit olcrk
and in addition % has Democratic
and Bull Moose ballot commissioner
and the Republicans ara rot in l- 40
all
y i stated that st a. meeting 20
b" held t..s morrm- tlc-. co-.r.I-.
toner's intend go place tl, Uto-re
49," ticket ODD fhe LACE column on rn
ballot BOO Ilar. o. o.. regular Eer-t.
.cau ticket
Ih" on.F pg-pos" -iat can i. wv
"d hH such action ~ fu deceive. .....
.arele-s or .luofaa. vot"-4 WHO 20
Ir" tI vote the Republican t r,
Dat ~ this means may D.. t-. g
H'n voting for ft- Trr.-c- .vD o..
instead thereby contributing Oh. ...
election of 81 " <..t Tt.. no
only purpose JOB -a.. ,nr-. ua... ..,.
action and 'Le adoption OF I..ror
lk" 'he-" bv rho party flaf I- based
'" higher .I"W.' is .pm.v bar m.
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CURRENCY REFOR NJ


the tariff Is IN accordance with cvr-re
~ion- from Representative Underwood
and other Democratic leaders that
while reductions iu some cases will be-
immediate. 'he general benefits Will
NOT be apparent go once
Price Fixing.
Even though I.l tariff laws might
bring many imports into this country
.. iu" rates or free a. duty. the evils
OF price fixing. undertaking and other
Determinations .r restraint OF trade.
might. in Din" Presidents opinion. de.
."d- the fruits - tariff reform. An
other essential 10 free competition. in
fHe Presidents view. g. freedom of
credit. With the concentration OF
credit. 81 what the President in his
chicago sne"ch last January described
a~ an Inner circle" even the benefits
of trust regulation and tariT reduction
caa h' withheld rom rho consumer hv
OBJ" sitting OF enterprise
\ouc o. The administration leaders
entertain o." slightest idea that the
iarlf WI h1N" ans adverse cTec-
'u tH" other band. Don pushing forward
..' currency program they have ro.r-.
't our tta' au elastic financial system
necessary IoV moro than over fu
Hl'"' natural endorsement OF bus.
ness operations following f.a .u'uK ID.
.U'.iFu product. at .IV Iuua.