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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27

4 SHINGLES-T shaye 25o,CoO unbled
long leaf yellow pine shingles for
sale. cut 1-2 In. by Ain. by 1Sln
packed 100 to bundle. price +. O. Is
Columbia, No. ali hearts 81 per
M, No. 2, heart and sap $2.25 per
NJ, car lots or less
SHAW ARCADE, Columbia, S. C
1wk.
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BUslNESsLO locals

VETERINARY Sl-1sGE0s-Dr l.. Fl.
Snider. Office at The Frctwell Co. -
Stable, Anderson, S. G..
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Try coax Park In the midst OF most
picturesque mountain section of
westarn fItth Carolina; excellent
board, pure mountain spring water
piped to house, SO per week and up.
E.'E. Lowrante, Proprietor,y IIender-
sonville. N.TCs Il. b 2 4
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-27
Other People Own
Their Homes

Have they been more fortunate than
you or have they been more thrifty?
Well. the difference Is this: you have
been paying rcrt while they were pay
Ing for their home. Yours still be-
longs to tho otheramnn. though you
. might have paid for it, Yonr friend
. got what he paid for aud owns his
7. home. !.
LET us BUILD YOU A HOME IN
WEST END NOW.
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5000 10000 300 % o o % %
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The Canly,afgn.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
MAY NOT PLAY
Heavy Rain May Prevent Second Polo
Match Today-Americsn
Lineup Switched

HEMSTEAp. y Y. June IA
heavy rain which fen late tonight
threatened 10 cause q posiponamsut
~ the second International polo
match on the Noadovbrook foId to-
morrow afternoon The downpour
that BEGAN early this morning ceased
warm The polo experts predicted
that with q continuation of far
weather tomorrow tho playing field
would he fast one for the contest
ToniCht's storm. however. put q
damper on their hopes and the hc-
lief was general thar the turf would
ho TOO heavy and the grass too slip.
perry 10 warrant the game being
played
The members Of Lord Wimborne' e
challenging team. Who hay. one leg
ON Do" cup as result OF the defeat
or the Meadow brook four last Safur.
day. ar" Boo fine fcttlc.
The Americans TODAY reconstructed
their lineup for tomorrow game.
hoping that better result viii ba
attained The personnel of the four
remains the same. but Larry Water.
bury has been shifted from ITck 10
No and DeNsrouN Millurr from No
20 bis old post 90 bIck-a position
in which 900 previous hard fDueht bat.
Ties Do alWHy. HI- given a. good ar.
count Of himself hg dH-hing uIav
In" EulIishmon tonight uaro anr.
thing huf huH-iful off their chances Of
succr-. tomorrow Ihnt hoped fnrt
would Nir. hut would make ro uradiC
tIpnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
TO PROBE ILLEGAL USE
OF SENATE STATIONERY
President Sends 20 Senate Names oF
Men II Constitute New Federal
Reserve Board.

WASHINGTON Jun, -Orsani.
zation of the new national lankiuF
and currency system entered its Last
stages today when President Wilson
nominated tho five mot wht .vryInk
with tho secretary Of tho treasury ana
IN" comptroller of tho currency cs.
oficio. will constitute the federal 70.
serve board.
Charles = T9mliu of Boston vas
nominated for the two wear term d.
Paul Warburg of New York for four
years. Thomas u. Jones uf Chcfaro
Tor -iN years. ". T. g. Harding Of
Birmingham. Ala for eight years. and
4. 4. Miller of san Francisco for ton
years. Thus eventually an aupofrt.
m"nt- TO tho board will be for ton.
year terms. the torn of ono member
expiring every two years President
Wilson VIII select one OF tho men
named today to be- governor of the
L1"rd. lf is generally expected that
~ Jon '- or Mr. HimlIn viii he
chosen for tho place
Upon their confirmation Iy tho son.
fi' Trey Viii complete the orrauiza.
fuu oft flr new system
Mr lllwlin. now assistant secretary
of the treasury. was chosen TODAY
offer =. g. simmons of ST. LouIs A..
clinnd place
Nr Warburg and Mr. Harding arc
E'nk.rs Mr. Jones i4 lawyer and
Mr. Miller Dr. Hu economist now 4a.
sisia1' secretary OF the Interior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
LEGISLATION
OF hr Uraent Nature Discusses Win
President by Senate Leaders
Last Night

WASHINGTON. June Leaders
smons The senate Democrats gathered
a. the WI q House tonight TO talk
with President Wilson about the leg
islatton the administration wants 10
go through before congress adj1urns.
The antitrust bills passed b. tho
mouse, or LEGISLATION similar in gon-
eral way. are the only measures on the
program 20 be- insisted upon.
The President told the senators.
who Included the members OF the
Democratic steering committee and
the chairmen of the Judiciary and in.
tcrstaip commerce committees. that
while D." Joined with moml ers or con.
gress In anxiety TO- an early adjourn.
mcnt he strongly felt that tho anti
trust bills should be passed during tbs
present session
The democratic senators told tho
president that there seemed IN 10 no
general disposition on m" part OF Ro
publicans 10 make tho antitrust hills
party issue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
BIG BUSINESS TO BLAME
FOR PRESENT DEPRESSION
WILL DIE
Party Of Elks En- Route 20 Convention
m Auto. Go over Bank-Clsrks-
burg Man Fatally Injured.

Special Dispatch To- thr Intelligence.
PARKERSBl re-. W. Va June D..
Will" driving AZ a fast speed down
steep hill on the Northwestern pike.
three miles from this city. an automo-
bile with a party of five men on route
10 this city TO attend the annual stat
reunion of the B y. - Elks. which
begins here tomorrow. plunged over
an Cmbankmcnt on rounding a curve.
and an wcr" injured and one man can
not i've but a few hours The machine
turned over ON one side and was
wrecked. all hoin- thrown out When
word was received In 'his city physi-
clans were rushed 10 tho scene and the
injured were brought 10 ST Joseph y
hospital here The machine was driy-
On by Ross StrOhsnyder. tho owner.
who sustained serious. but not fatal.
injuries -Four Of the party reside In
llarksburE. and the fifth at Fairmont
The Injured.
.. y. Cecil Davis. Clarksburu. both legs
1r0 both arms broken. and mauglcd
about tho bowels fatally injured
Ross Strchsnyder. Clarksburu. right
arm injured and also about tho groin
not fatal
E. =. knight. Fai-rront. badly cut
and bruised about fh" head
Geo. Fonner, Clarksburq. oar torn
on hy rarhrd uir" fence and other
cut and bruises
Thomas Couuhlin. Clarbsburq con.
cur sion oi the brain and bruised about
tho head and body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
REPUBLICANS WILL WAGE
STRONG FIGHT IN TAYLOR.
PROGRESSINES PROPOSED FL.
sion AND THEN REJECTED
THE PROPOSITION.
Republicans in Good Shape-Bull
Moose Strength Is Negligi-
hle Quantity.

GRAFTON. " Va June lS-Tse
political situation IN Taylor county
while considerably mixed is more
ihsn favorable 90 the Republican
party. There will he no fusion ticket.
bur there viii BE- practical fusion
Of the former divided elements wi,hin
The party Taylor county Ike most
OF the counties has a small coterte OF
disappointed office seekers who made
themselves prominent in the hreak.
away OF 1912. and assumed leadership
of the Progressive detection Thav
are sun a. it. though they have no
nope of winning. a. their following
has been growing beautifully less
with every passing month
There Is little inside history OF
an attempt az amalEsmation on the
initiative of the Progressive leaders
that is suggestive % the weakness
of the Bull Noosers Some weeks
ago tho Republican leaders were an
preached by a leading Bull Moossr
who expressed = willingness 10 ioin
Win them In the nomination OF "A
single ticket The Republicans re
ceived these overtures in most
friendly spirit and an agreement was
effected subject To the ratification OF
N" Progressive committee II was.
however. rejected by r vote OF s 20
without a full attendance OF the
committee membership The profes-
sional leaders evidently got IN their
work. encouraged nv Democratic
sympathy. One OF the members OF
tho Bun Moose committee since that
action has declined to act with them,
and is now IN line with the regular
Republican orRanizRtion Many others
viii follow his example
Republicans VIII FIaht II Out.
This action Of tho Bull Moose eIe-
ment puts the Republicans in an ef-
fective position for an upstanding
fight. and they are going into tho
contest with a firm determ ination 20
win out, and from all that can he
learned the outlook Is e1ceedinIy
hopeful There are. proba bly,. not
more than $50 active members OF the
Progressive party left in the county.
With fun vote out I'm November the
Republican ticket Is assured ~
election
The active Democratic boss Of Tay-
lor county. Mr.. John Barlow. will
likely he a factor IN throwing some
strength 10 the Republican ticket. 4
he puts through slated nominees OBJ
jectionable 20 the conservative ele-
ment OF his party This has been his
tcontinusd on Page NineD
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WILSON VI 4 ES CHARGE
THAT CERTAIN INTERESTS
ARE RESPONSIBLE
BY Circulation Of Letters and TeIe-
grams Urging a Stop on Fur
ther Antitrust Legislation.

WASHINGTON. June q. - Prasi-
dcnt wilson came out today with a
nat declaration that. despite what he
characterized as a deliberate cam
paiEn by certain interests for an ad.
Journmcnt OF congress and postpone
ment Of the administration trust leg
islation program. he would use every
influence a. his command TO get the
pending bills through the senate al
this session.
Choosing his words very carefully
the president disclosed his belief that
organized distribution Of circular let
terS and kilograms among business
men, members of congress and other
public officials calling for an adjourn.
mont or congress. a halt in the trust
bills, an Increase in freight rates FOR
tho railroads and a "rcst for busi.
ness. was responsible for what he 70.
Gently described as a psychological
depression"
In support Of that view. the White
hous" madc public copies OF such Lot.
i'r- and kilograms which have been
brought In by friends Of the admins
trauon. ono OF tho letters which feU
INTO the hands Of White House Of
hCials I'm that way WAS circuIated b,
ne simmons Hardware Company. of
-. Louis. under date Of June . Jusf
prior 90 that date President WiIso,
had offered 20 r. O. simmons presi.
dent ~ that company. place on the
federal resort" board TODAY. inst
before Tho president EXPRESSED bfa
views on tho trust program. If was
announced that Air simmons had DO.
Cln'd the appointment and that
charles S. Hamlin. Of Boston. would
DO nominated in his stead
Letter Not Resporsibie
White House officials ernphatf~aff-
DENIED that The simmons Ietfpr had
i7 do With the lrcliuHfior 0f tho an.
polnimont lf wac said however that
ihe President did not know ~ Tho
letter when he offered Mr. simmons
tho place
Ih" Presidents declaration and tho
publication uf fhr letter. created "a
mid sensation approaching that which
followed fh' Presidents Gerurration
Di The 'inaid.ou4 lobby" which ra
lcontlnusa ON pa. s.r.nI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
OF PRESIDENT
CAUSES MEDIATION CRISIS
Y AR
Clash Between Turkey and Greece
Seems notwithstanding
Runs High.

LONDON June 10 The Turkish
government has not yet rcalied to
Oh" Greek not" demanding the lccs-
sdtion of The persecution Of tho
Greeks on Turkey and reparation for
the injury caused TO them and Their
Interests. and it i- expected that
Turkey viii ignore the demand or
refuse Co comply with if
ACCurdinE 90 tho general feeling ok
pressed lu Athens war with Turkey is
Inevitable a toustantIuOplo dispatch
reports that lighting has occurred at
N"n'men and Huoraoa. not Gar from
Smyrna. and that forty of the inhabi-
fants Ot Mpnpwsn were killed bon tho
defense OF tho city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
SERIOUS CHARGE
Against Three Holly Grove Men
Arrested for Larceny and
Attempted Shootina

Er"r.a. IH.rH'.H FL. H. frf.fHr.r.r-
CHARLESTON IS Va. June D.
John Arnold Bert esarriat and V,T
Tam Iurl'f were arrested and
hroU.l' here today form Holly Grove
charged with larceny and affsmpfIr- r-
POI shoot Constable Rome Mitchell
and ld IfHEr Several fhcffa have
been committed fhprs lately and tho
officer. Iid fhrmasIva- fn p car fH.
alleged Thieves thought tho officer.
wore in another car. according fo tho
charge filed and fired into Tho car
With hirh power rifle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
NO OPPOSITION
Avis Name the only one Entered
ana Ne VIII BE Nominated BY
Convention June 20

ID. IL.rlt.. tH t.. Ir'.HII.r..-
tUnerr.auHr samuel B tvIa will ba
declared fn. Republican nominee fu
urrrnI hIu 90 u fEs Third West
AIrHIuia district Under Tho raU of
fNa nrrrraaIural committee. "a rr.m
HrF election $500. fU hr held Do There
was more than ono entry In the race
hr noon today. huf H only ono. fhsr
fhr nomination fu hs ratified by "a
county Wt.. convention June pn
NfI. was fhs only lamp entered and,
VIII hr certified ~ Zoo nominee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
NO ARBITRATION
Striking Miners Vote Against u and
Instruct representatives, Not
To submit.

-r..IH. uauHfrH f. fit fnf.Iffr.r.f-
IINgLESTON " Va. June o.
-frIkirE rfr.ra of fhr kanaRna ffId
held large mass meeting af Boomer
today H. which rrausifIOu. were
afoHfU1 AGAINST arbitration of fhrII
dIHDuIfI.a with tho operators and ir.
frupfirs their representative. at
Na.hIuUfur Conference NOT fo sub.
mI. fu .r arbitration board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
MEDlATORS TURN DOWN
The CARRANZA DELEGATES
REPULSED
Gen. Natcra's Effort 20 Capture 70 =
teeas Results In Failure wiz ~
Heavy Loss. -

FL PASO. Texas. June is.-N-~s Of
tonstitutlOnalls reyerEss a. Laca-
tecas was received hers to-day from
the south A. we'll as by press dis
patches from Mexico ClIy. Reports
from rorreon fsiled TO tell OF General
Villas departure 10 help Natsra. nj.
though u was raid here that Villas
men were moving toward ZacRtocaa
a. rapidly a. the condition ol tre
railroad would permit
In an effort to take the city Gen
eral PantlO NaterH'a troops attacked
the federal entrpnC Chments on ~ Gril-
10 and Vera Grandr mountains end
were rspulscd with heavy lJs-e..
-Four attacks were made and c=cu
time the COnstitUtiOnalists had 10 To-
treat owing To heavy and wei di-
rected machine gun IRE
NO Information On the number. OF
dead and wounded on the COnse etu-
uonalist side were given out. bun 10
IL understood the losses wc.e rnu.g-
ally heavy.
Biu Force Engaged.
The consututionalist lorcer employ
% In the assault numbered about Z
OO0 out OF a total OF 1900 forming
the command of General Natera. n
has been learned that the force of
General Medina Barron. ;he federal
commander OF the Zacatecss garrison,
is at least 5000 strong
An attack made on Friday on In
Buna. also was unsuccessful. Il was
reported and later IN the day General
Natera was obliged % telegraph -
General Carranza for reiaforcem"nts.
So critical WIS the situation that Gen
'ral CarranZa At once ordered south
a number Ci brigadcs Of General VII
las division
As soon A. possible General villa
will take his troops To LacStecas and
every enort then VIII be made not on
Us. 10 take the place but also CIr or
the retreat of the federals. The con
sttjutiC ualist forces available for this
purpos, will number no less than b.
000 men, according 20 official es'i-
mates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
FATAL FALL
Young Girl Falls Seven Feet From,
Cherry Tree and Dies Two
Hours Late

'H...H. '... ....N FL. f|. fnfH'I|r.r.Hr
UtUrIN-UIEG vs. Va June Dc
N CAY Bush adopted dau.Ifar Of
500 and Nra Robert stewart OF Tab
I"r. station This county. fr1 dIa.
frsr today She aIEhfod uror frr
pine causing paralysis ana died
from Inr injuries ir two holrs She
0H. .'f"rf''n years old and very
pretty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
COLLAPSE
PARIS STREETS CINE WAY N
STORM AND NUMBER
ARE KILLED.
IaNioab Piunge' Into Hole and Oc-
curantS A-C lost-prcpcrty
les Enormous.

PARIS June ia thunderstorm
oi "hraomerai violence rag-i over
ts-' fr- three hours tc-ieht It csuS-
- los uf ufe aud enormous drusz.
10 'fopvril. The rain flooded 'aa
street, aud caused the hug. 'ir~ az
sewers IN the central ts-ltausbr.
qua. t.r g the c.f- street clNed iu
suSulhnS s~ycrs' pcdesrirn-. Tn.
nun Der - victims Is rot known. ow-
ins 20 tss degysr cf approaching the
Immense ritS re.ultinE from tts col.
Arse of sd, walk Hnd roadwEy= The
least.
The most svricvs csve IN occurred
a. The Junction ot the Rue l. Boetie
anc the Feubcrg SGints Eonors When
tne F''rm was az its height fve hun
drcd square fee CO the roadway heav-
ed ~ and sank. carving with it q
number u persons who had takeu
shelter under the awning of a cafe
Water spurted from the broken msins
k'es, converted the whole district
Into verits ble river Gas mains.
telephone wires and the electrical sup
ply were broken OF
Treors to AID Rescue
A coon as he was informed Of the
accident President Poincare sent a
member o: his military household TO
~. scene, and troops we're ordered 10
tid the police ard nrcmcr f. their ef-
forts az Rescue
About the same time large sec
uon Of the roadway In the Place
Sainte AuCustin suddenly collapsed A
passing tsN'cab was enguis-d Eve
witnesses saw womans hand waving
from the vehicle and the head OF the
chauffeur a. the taNicab disappeared
Almost immediately great block Of
stone fell upon e.
Almost ~ the beginning o! the storm
the roadway ~ the junction of the Rue
Ifcnchet the Rue Auber and the Bou-
levard Haussuarn. one Of the busiest
sections OF Paris. dissppcs red. leaving
an opening 30 feet long and 10 feet
wide, into which the water from bro
ken main poured In a torrent 4 pc
dcstriar t.ll m but was rescued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
WAS RELEASED
Woman Who Confessed 70 Numbering
Husband Is Set Frsc-No In
dictment Returned.

Sreclai Dispatch TO tive Irtclligenrer.
CHARLESTON ". Va. June l5.-
Mrs Polly McSurly. who ten days ago
killed her husband Elbcrt s. McSurly.
when he attacked her. and later
dragged his body on railway track.
whore II was cut TO pieces by train
was released from jail without bond
to-day. the Eanawha grand Jury fail
ing 10 return an indictment against
her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
VA. DEBT SUIT
Cores Up Before Special Master lit.
tefield ~ New York Wednesday-
hatfield ard Counsel Leave

Special If.rnf.H tu frr IrftfIIErrra~
CHARLESTON IS Va rure f--
Gov Henry % Hatfield foriFff. ar.
Uum01rirI counsel for West Ni-r.uIa
in frr virginia frhf .uif Go New
York ON "wednesday fHr auf viii
7tsIr h' taken uu Iy Special Master
charlie. iIfUsfrIf Ir aUrorHHnra
With f'r decision OF frn supreme
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
LETTERS BOOSTING MIS- T.
STOCK APPEAR ON
SENATE PAPER.
Came From Offices 0f Chiffon and
ONerman and Both Ash
investigation.

WASHINGTON. June lJ--Thv
vaS va. opened iu tho ecn1f" TODAY
.nr 900 inyc-ri-1tiCn of the use ol
.'rafH stationery and the alleged
employment Of government officials
"u connection with tho promotion Of
t Nurih Carolina gold minr. Senator
tN'rmau. one of those mentioned tu
connection with the mine. introduced
r resolution calling for such AN i'm
luIry and n was endorsed boy Senator
chiffon. another senator whose name
figured mi tho same way
IN" rr.oIutI0u Was referred with.
ont debate tu tho committee ON con
iWe'nt expense. and probably viii be-
reported for action within IDw days
There i- little dnuW that 30 will be-
r-r''d fD without opposition
IH" cal for an Iuyr-tIgition came
'. result of 60 report published tu.
.1T H.IUTIuE chat fuprH had dpr.IrrI
ION fN" offices of New York brokers
.off'r- boosting tine mime of the Gold
".I Consolidated Company. written
"H .fI' .nn"rN or fNn senate committee
900 Iu'a.. oft which Mr. Oyorman BE-
chairman. and off tho committee on
census. OF which Mr. chiffon is chair
'au
TN" letter ru tro census committee
stationery uH- HIdre- nI fo Senator
chiffon and signed o.. o. g.. Williams.
n economic ard mining engineer
I.' other letter uaH .5id to hp iIsu.
Resolution Prepared.
'rr0rd,rG to fHr published report
..' 'higf expert of fn. United -faf,-
oH.n $50. .rf fH frrr.f.-Hfr tho
.' hN 'omufro'I.r of fI. Uurprt.
.n.r ~koI'On Williams several months
.H. wh.n ST. Williams V#. assistant
..r''arf ot fHe Treasury What rlr.
|#
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
THE wEArHER

wAsHrroToN. June is-roreoast
Western Fennsy vania and Ohio-uer
orally fatr Tuesday and "wednesday
m moderate 90 fresh north winds Tueaday
West virrinia- Generally fair Tues
day and Wadnesdav.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-16
MEAICAN DEL EGATES OBJECT
TO NAMES PROPOSED
BY L. :.
VIII Not Accept Constituiionalist.
Mexican Narhes Not Satisfac-
tory-May Compromise.

WASHINGTON. juno H. Officials
Of M" Washington government had
mat 'h're was n crisis in the Nevi.
can mediation conference al NIAGARA
rails over the selection OF men TO
represent the proposed provisional
Government TO succeed the Huarta
regime While admitting the crisis.
administration officials. however
stu seemed confident that condition.
presented would he met and that
hope for peace in Mexico Was bv no
means abandoned
Late in the day word came from
NIAGARA Falls that the South Amer.
can Wodiator- had replied 10 tho rs-
cent note from General Carrsnla.
chief Of the Mexican constitution
alists. stating that his offer 20 send
would b" accepted only ON tho condi-
ton that Do agree tO cease hoatilitfe.
AGAINST the HuDrts government That
'arfunl4 would not consent 10 such
condition had been repeatedly as.
serted hF hiW and 400 his rDpresrnfa
tves and was well known 90 tho
rifrI states Thi. dryeIuumeuf.
ihereiOrr. r8uard ru change in Oh.
diplomatic situation in ao Tar a. Tho
United Sf0ter was concerned
ge Brouuht Toortbsr