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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29
FOR
8-H0UR DAY
PR|NC|PLE
Republican Nominee Endors-
es General Plan Of Short
Working Day, but Opposes
The Surrender Of Rights

Binghampton. N. Y, Sept. ss.--
Republican Candidate Hughes de-
clared himself here today In favor Of
"the general principle OF the eight
hour day"
Discussing the eight-hour day Law.
which Hughes holds was secured By
coercion by the railroad brotherhoods.
he said:
II am not opposed to the principle
of an eight-hour day. favor the
general principle Of an eight-hour
day. should like to see an eight
hour work day. What is the object
OF It? It is a relief from strain; II Is
to provide opportunities for recrea-
tion; 1t is to give the sense Of content.
ment and reasonableness in life. from
the pressure Of over-exertion."
But Hughes declared against sur
rendering anything we have"
/ Oaeonta. N. Y, Sept. ss.---Histcry
slrd back seven years today--when
Charles e. Hughes. back home" was
stumping through the empire state.
Back In 1909, the same Charles =.
Hughes swung cup state" nghting
fiercely for the anti-race track bill
as governor Of New York. Today.
grayer Of beard and scantier Of hair
Hughes was lighting his way across
the state, in the old familiar territory
but this time appealing for votes
to put him in the highest office within
the gift Of the people.
Hughes Is now back In the same
first-class fighting trim, that he was as
governor. The huskiness Of voice and
weariness of gesture that were so
plainly apparent In Pittsburg the day
before yesterday. were gone today. :
1t was the issue of American rights
which the republican. candidate laid
most stress on today--this and the
moral issue Of whether or not there
should be. according to the republi-
can beliefs. surrender to the prinr.
ciple of force, exemplifed In the adj
ministration's enactment Of the
Adamson eightrhour bill. In between
he mixed sermon on protective
tariff.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-29

80 ''' p'ut made by the German
N.H'.or Tore the reichstag yes
ietau .o1ion afternoon papers as
sart0 Iat,v
t'' gular chance, Lloyd
'0o''. Nn.Na'ed Hollweg's speech be-
o', f., N1a ,de." said the Evening
'noml armany made this war,
4 'ao.Hm1wt "a character, and now
0'w com ., o compromising ON an
''tNl.uUltt cldlng."
IN" d.rw7n chancellor has been
."''''reH anticipation by the
''o' V'''. Interview" said the
N".w'.D lzette.
''' lcretary never spoke
.. no.p ,wa'y expllcltness, or with
'''..i u lce with the country's
.mYd ,'Ar l hls interview ~ arv
.i''. "'. cd that the tables are
'..'a Nt 'rded by a contrast Of
'' 'o nv mentous utterances,
O'''' uU ,N nme day by Lloyd
NNuf, lNU.hn Nmann-Hollweg." said
ibt .leht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

the November election for the various
onices that are TO be filed. There
Iore, one who is affiliated with the
republican party cannot vote for :
democratic candidate. nor can one af
MATED with the Democratic party vote
Tor Republican candidate.
The new primary law places nc
new restrictions on the voter at the
November election; that is, there Il
nothing In the primary law which
would prevent voter from voting for
any candidate he chooses at the No
vember election the same as he has
heretofore had the right to do.
This does not mean that a voter can
swear allegiance to a political party
with wrongful intent, but rather thai
the casting OF his vote for a candidate
as the candidate of his party for a
particular office at the primary will
not legally bind him to support The
candidate that his party selects for
that particular Office at the Novembe,
election. although IL does put upon
him moral obligation so to do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
ACTION TAKEN AT COUNTY Ex-
ECuTIvE COMMITTEE MEET.
ING LAST NIGHT.
Prosecuting Attorney Explains Pri.
mary Law, and Registrars Are
Suggested for Election.

The candidates. of Hon. Charles
III. Henning, for the Republican nomi-
nation for secretary OF state, and of
Hon. Julian G.. Hearne, for the nomi-
nation as congressman from the First
Congressional district. were endorsed
In ringing resolutions by the Repub-
lican County Executive Committee.
at meeting last night in the MAYORS
Office. In addition to this. Prescott
ing Attorney ID. A. Mckee spoke to
the committee on the new primary
law. and registrars for the coming
primary election were suggested
these TO be officially named Monday
by the county commissioners.
Last nights meeting was attended
by various candidates for county OF
fees, including Edward Kilver and
James Steck, for county commission
err; James X. Hall in the interest of
Hon. Julian G.. Hearne and George s.
Biggs, for assessor. Mr.. Albert Drum
held the proxy of Charles w. Nolte.
committeeman, DIR. George w. Otto
held the proxy of w. A. Trautwein
Frank Blowers, Triadelphia district
committeeman. made his initial an
pearance before the committee and
/, celebrated II by passing a box of
stogies. He expressed his thanks to
the committee for naming him TO sue
coed the late Lester Smith.
Clerk OF the county commissioners
Mr. George Oldham. placed a man Of
the county before the committee
showing that 81 precincts Comprise
the county now with changes i'm Madi.
son, Triadelphia and Washington dis
tricts.
In explaining the county primary
law. Mr.. Mckee said that the ward
should be the unit for the ward. and
the district for the district That in
cases where the wards extended into
another district. the names of the
committeeman for the ward shouid
be written on the district ticket. This
viii be true in Centre district whore
part OF the Sixth ward extends into
that district. The corrupt practice
act was considered. and the signing
OF the various affidavits explained.
MI Mckee. charged the committee
TO be careful In the selection of hal
lot commissioners, and judges and
clerks, TO be sure and get men who
could be depended upon. and would
De able 10 exercise considerable iudQ-
ment on the points that would arise.
Hennins Resolution.
Mr.. Hennings resolution Of On.
dorsement was presented By Chair
man Phillips. who stated that a report
was current In the lower part of the
state that Ohio county. and the ohio
county executive committee we're
against Mr. Henning. Members Of the
committee in turn endorsed his can
didacy and then affixed their names
TO the following resolutions:
To the Republican Voters OF Ohio
County and the state Of West
Virginia.
Whereas. Mr.. Chas. n. Hennine.
former citizen OF this county
but now resident Of the county
OF kanawha. has made = public
announcement that he will be
Cs1t date 90 the comifp ne
primary election for the RepubIi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
STATE MEETING
is WANTED HERE
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
PASSES RESOLUTION LAST
EVENING.
Asks That in Event Of Call Of Repssb
Iiean State Committee That u
Meet In Wheeling.

That the Ohio county Republican
executive committee will make a
strong bid to have the state Republi.
can executive committee meet here
was evidenced last night by resolu,
ton introduced by Committeeman
Emsley at the meeting held in the
mayors office. This resolution was
adopted.
II provides that the secretary OF the
local committee get in touch with the
chairman OF the state committee and
request him that in the event OF the
call. II shall state that the meeting
be held in this city. Members OF the
county committee are very DESTROYS
OF having the state convention held
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
0. Y. AUTO CLUB
MEETING TONIGHT
FURTHER PLANS TO De MADE
FOR WHEELiNo's BIG AUTO
MOBILE SHOW
subcommittee 80 BE Given Duties
For Afsir-Aetion viii BE Taken
70 incorporate Association.

An important special meeting of the
Ohio Valley Automobile club will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock In
the assembly room OF the Wheeling
Commercial association, Market Audi
tOrium.
Among the principal matters to be
taken up will be further preliminary
plans for the Wheeling Automobile
show 10 be held in the Auditorium
from March rs to April !. sub-com-
mittees will be assigned TO their re.
spective duties in working out details
for the big exhibition. The executive
committee OF the club will further
lake up the matter OF having plans ap-
proved BY City Solicitor J. Harold
Brennan, confirming action OF the
board OF control In granting a permit
TO construct a runaway from the al
ley TO the North end Of the Market
Auditorium. on which to run autos
into and out the building during and
after the show.
A resolution win be presented AZ the
meeting 70 have the Ohio VALLEY Auto
mobile club Incorporated under laws
OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
Prosecuting Attorney Mckee
Answers Queries from Voters
ACT OF VOTING AT THE PRIMARY DOES NOT MEAN TIT 4,
THE VOTER Is REQUIRED TO VOTE THE sTRAIcuT
PARTY TICKET AT THE NOVEMBER ELEoTIoM

Prosecuting Attorney David A. Nc
Nee has undertaken to answer queries
from voters in Candidates. Corner .
the new department of The Intelligen
Ger, on Tuesdays and Fridays. There
are so many kinks" in the primary
law not readily smoothed out by the
average voter that il is probable there
will be number of questions for the
Prosecuting attorneys attention. The
first query, received last night, was
The following:
Is the voter at the primary cleo
lion obliged by that act to vote
straight party ticket in Novem-
ber-that is. whether the signing
OF ths oath in the primary oath
book obligates one to support the
straight party ticket at the fall
election?
The oath that will be made at the
primary is as follows:
The undersigned do each for him
self severally swear or affirm that
am qualified member and voter OF
me --- party. and am a duly quail
Ned resident and voter in Precint No
- district. Ohio county. West vir
glnia, and reside at the place desig
mated opposite my name signed here
under: that the one ballot which I am
about to cast will be the only primary
election ballot cast this day by me
mat ! have never received, nor do
expect TO receive. anything of value
lot myself or another. given OF prom
lsed with the manifest purpose to in
nuence my vote or the vote of an
Other or others at this time"
Thereupon the voter will be handed
ballot upon which Is printed the
names OF the candidates OF the party
70 which the voter has sworn that he
belongs
Inc ballots Of the various parties
VIII be different in color.
The purpose OF the primary is that
ne parties shall choose who shall be
heir candidate before the people fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
TO BUILD MORE SEATS.

NEW YORK. March The state box-
ink commission announced tonight that
~ had granted Permission 10 fhe nro-
mo- - TIE Willard-Moran Champion
shlp amtch. 20 be held In Madison
Spuare Harden, March 20 20 provide an
extra row OF box seats IN the arena
~ was said that all box seats provided
~ the Original plans have been sold anil
thsre II demand for more.
. The commission also announced that
had granted Permission to sam Nc
w.. ~ negro ruEilist. 70 try TO win s5v
giieIen by willard TO anyone who can
iioor MIN during boxing session In
~ training for the champion shir. bout
.ncNey said his reason for applying 10
me commission was that he did no wisf,
20 break any Of It's rules.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
WEDDING BELLS
END PROSECUTION
KARL REIcHERT MARRiEs GIRL
WHO HAD HIM ARRESTED.
ceremony Was Performed Last Even.
hs.Cnaries He'll ls Arrested for
violating the Yost Law.

criminal prosecution against Karl
heichsrt was stopped yesterday even
ing wnen he promised to, and later
married Magdelina Menges. who had
MIN arrested as being the father of her
cnild. The marriage ceremony was
soiemnized by Rev. Slarence Allen Of
the Fourth Street M. F.. church in n
private Office about O'Clock Last
night Miss Elizabeth Rupeee and
b. +. Phillips Witnessed the ceremony
Reichert was arrested on a warrant
before Squire r. G.. Hobbs. who sirn-
ed the release from Jail yesterday after
the man decided to marry the giri Ea
said that the reason he had not mar
ried her before was the fact that she
mao gone out with another man and
maze him jealous. Both of the con-
uendihg parties are about 81 years of
age.
Yost Law vioIator.
CHARLES He'll OF 1857 Market street
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Pro
nloition commissioner Bert z. Phil
lips on charge of violating the Yost
law He was arraigned before SQUIRE
hughes, waived preliminary hearing
ana gave bond for his appearance be-
fore the next grand jury. A quantity
or bear was found in his place.
A. r. Myers. arrested for striking
Richard Whitecotton, motorman ON the
West Virginia Traction Company's
line out the pike. will be given a hear
ing before Squire John ]. Gompers
tomorrow. Will DIETRICH, for being
disorderly. was sent to Jail for ten
days by Squire T. f. Corrigan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
ELLIOTT GIRLS
WIN 60 TO lroundsvirs This rvsnsur a
Play the ofrls' High school
Team at That Place.

Inc Eiliott Commercial school girls
ING 70 play the girls team OF the Mar
snail county towns high school Neirher
Ellott or Moundsville has played many
sames. but In their few contests they
rave showed real clPss and n good con-
nst - looked for. The game will bo
Played on the floor that has recently
building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
NAME REGISTRARS
Democratic Committee Held short
Meeting in sheriffs office Last
NiQht-OIdham Explaina-

Inc Democratic executive commit
tee held meeting last night in the
sheriff's office and suggested regis
trars TO be named by the county com.
missioners next Monday morning. This
meeting was called at 1880 O'Clock.
and was brief owing to the various
members having later engagements.
Clerk OF the Board OF County Com
missioners George w. Oldham appear
ed before the board with a map of
the county showing the new precincts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03


The following Is a copy of the resoll
ion adopted by the committee whic
endorses the candidacy of Mr.. Hearne
To he Republican Voters of Chic
County and the First Congress
sional District of West vir-
ginia:
Whereas. Hon. Julian @. Hearne.
native and resident OF Ohio
county has made formal announce
ment that he is a candidate for
the Republican nomination for con
gress from the First Congression-
al district; and.
Whereas, we recognize the loval
support that Mr.. Hearne has al
ways rendered 10 the Republican
party of the said county OF ohio.
both as a private citizen and in
public life in the legislature of this
state: and.
Whereas, he II well-ftted 10 rem
resent this district. which il a
manufacturing one. and also the
strength he displayed during the
race In the year 1913 when the
party was hopelessly divided
which here gives him the right Of
the consideration Of his party.
therefore. be II
Resolved. by the Republican
county executive committee ~
Ohio county that we hereby on
dorse the candidacy Of the Hon.
Julian G.. Hearne for congress-
man from the First district. and
earnestly request the voters ~
Ohio county and the First district
a. wei TO support him in the pri.
mary June s.
This resolution was also signed n
he ohairmen and members Of the com
nittec az above.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
TO HOLD FIFTY NILE AUTO
RACE AT SAN DIEoo. cAL..

SAN DIEGO. Cal. March Am
nopncement was made today that a So
mile automobile race will take mace a
the fair grounds March 2s under ire
direction 81 the Panama-C alffornIa In
ternational Exposition. Entries have
already been received from half \ dozen
noted drivers and a. many mora are
expected 20 participate. The entrants
VII compete for $500 cup offered
py. the exposition and money Drfzee
ne race Will be run over a one mile
track inside the exposition grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

Grove city. football schedule. a. an.
nonnccu today BY Prof. ~ ~ Myers
Iaculty manager, is ono ~ the strong
est thet Grove City has ever had. syra-
~. -, unworthy. 81. Bonaventure and
- ~. iNefrlty or BunalO are new teams on
Wc schedule. which follows. Sept. 40
Syracuse university AZ Syracuse. oct T.
ylenl oct. ~, Carnegie Teach al Pitts
s gur tn /. yct ~, -. Bonaventurc az Grove
ny. yct p, Allegheny college a. Mead
MI, Nov, = University 81 uTsioB At
ieo,n 70 ~ T. Nov. ~, bethany col
sEe ~ Grove city: Nov. Is. Wertnin-
ser college AZ Grove city. Nov. 20. Thlef
coilege AZ 0recnvilio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
MOOSE ELECT TODAY.
Members OF Wheeling Lodge Will Us,
Australian Ballot.

wheeling lodge No 81. l.. o. o.
Moose. will hold it's annual election to
day. The Australian ballot system will
be used and the election will be open
TO the members throughout the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

James Harris. wanted in Manning
ton for jumping board bill en- who
was arrested here Wednesday evening
was taken back yesterday to face the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY

TO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY
take this formally announcing that am
Tor nomination at the coming primaries the office of
Attorney OF Ohio County, on the Republican ticket
have been Republican all and have rendered CON
service IN the past to the
Den connected with the office of the Prosecuting
county Tor the present term first as
Prosecuting Attorney having been appointed position 70
the unexpred term of the Honorable r. NJ Addleman ~
In making this with the assurance f
citizens in all walks of life throughout that my services
Prosecuting Attorney have met with their approval that
desired by that continue the hold and
record discloses. - $500 ' my
will very much appreciate all aid realization of nv
present ambition. " my
DAVID A. MCKEE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

Hawaii now has in hand reclama-
ton works that will cost about
100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

charge. The arrest was made by Off,
Ger Lon Raper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03

Fort Pierce TIC 50 - NE eisees yIsitsd YES
Pierce j. located on the east coasf ~
fiofida IN the pineapple belt. and "a.
ptste the famous Indian River r,iIt
~ vas AZ this point that the flrs, a.
ppn was ever killed IN FlOrfda. and sin, :,
tnat time tarpon fishing has become one
~ the greatest sports In the state ara
thiS the most famous Point Ofher fisS
taken here are Spanish mackerel. fsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-03
REPUBLICANS PASS RESOLUTIONS
ENDORSING HEARNE AND HENNlNG
can nomination for the office OF
Secretary OF State; and

can nomination for the office OF
Secretary OF State; and
MISUNDERSTANDING his yalu-
able service to the party in the
state, and more especially in the
county OF Ohio, where he was
born and raised, and where for
twelve years he filled with mark
ed ability the position of clerk OF
our Circuit and Criminal Courts;
and
Whereas. In the season and
out OF season he has always been
faithful Republican and has
never faltered in his loyalty and
adherence TO the party and its
principles; therefore be IL
Resolved. BY the Republican
county executive committee or
Ohio county. that we hereby en-
dorse the candidacy OF Charles
III. Henning for the office of Sec
Rotary of State. and earnestly re-
commend TO the voters of our
party in Ohio county and through
out West Virginia, that they give
to him the benefit of their heart
lest support.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS,
Chairman.
X. T. CRESAP.
Secretary.
CHAS. w. NoLTE.
Treasurer.
w. A. TRAUTWEIN,
J. W. EMSLEY,
r. II. BLOWERS,
HARRY KREUGER,
3. s. CURTIS,
JOS. MAGEE.
W. J. BECKETT.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Mother Praises Remedy
That Relieved Her Baby
Or. Caldwells Syrup PcpSir
Is a Dependable Family
Laxative

Nearly all the sickness incident 10
o babys life IS due 90 constipation.
or naction OF the bowels A. the
first indication OF irrrgu,arity iu
this important function. relief should
d" Afforded promptly \ mild laNB-
tive should ba administered tu gently
carry or the conges'cd waste and
leave the stomach and bowels free 60
perform their allotted tasks.
OF the various remedies recon
mended 20 relieve CoustIp patton. The
combination ~ siup- laxative herbs
with pepSiu. as prescribed hy Or "
y Caldwell and sold In drug stores
under the name ~ nr caldwell =
Syrup Pepsin. Is tho most effective.
II contains no opiate or narcotic
drug. f. pleasant 20 The taste. mid
and gentle ia action. and quickly
brings tho desired relief Ia an easy.
natural manner
Mre. q. J Douglas. Mason NJ.
writes that she cannot Say enough
IN praise OF ur taldweIIs syrup
Pepsin As a dependable family Taxa
tive. Little Mary Eva had been
badly constipated until they tried
Or Caldwells syrup Pepsin, which
brought the first natural relief the
child had had IN Two weeks
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
GERMAN LOAN
is UNDER FIRE
Press supports Socialist Who
Criticised War Credits
Methods
P. ClgE W. 4CKERMAN.

,S.rT rr-rat IsHt United Press
HEE.IN. o,t 5I-vleeChance'
lur H..E.-.-h rs being vouuL.y crit
rI-s3 following Saturdays stormy
SEES ..a The .e.cAstas.
IFaN.r.>a talked 90 the reich.
stag se "a director holding 90 PER
.ra- ~ the stoeS ~ o corporation
ana addressing The minority said
cr, 80 r!s critics
The newspapers do not defend
at- Pup sr the contrary praise his
Sa. aI.-' opponent
chancellor vol Be'huannH''lweg
- .,p.--ed 20 address the rrlchs'sg
.r.- .1l refer 90 che recent speech
- N-.esr. Grey 20 which the Brit
-esa secretary placed tie
blame s1- the VA upo0 Germany
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

Southern ,-tilna cities, including
Fedfovd va p Cgron and Evansville
are TO hear aries Z Hughes to-
cav.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
DR.. WAITE FINDS
HIS SOUL MATE
Woman SympathiIer With
SLAYER Tells Him She
Is Ii

OSSTNING. y Y, Oct Si.-pr
Arthur Warren Waite. dehoua r
Young prisoner who. after several
months ~ Jl.se1- effort succeeded
~ killing hts n.se's parents. Mr.
aad Mrs John r Peck, ~ Grand
Rapids today found a soul-mate. or
rather. she found hin.
lH letter To Waite In his cell
So Che Stas S.rs death house. whore
Pc IS kept pcat'rs the appeal OF
rs case. the writer told the con.
te-ueI man tAa, his -cosmic
'h-re" and hers as revealed by her
-tuit.ye se's arc The same She
LONGS 90 BE- with him. 20 comsor,
h.w. and % assure him they will De-
mates .r 'he mex, world.
~ Waite receives many letters
from women he never knew. some
co1to,g. Others scorn, but most ex-
-ress admiration sympathy and
love Waite spends his time read
l-E the bible and writing poetry
w = former Warden Osborne Jeff
sing sing Waite babe him warm
ad.eg
Osborne thinks Waite excessively
abnormal that be should nor bg
,leetrccgred 5g, rather locked e.
.or hse.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

woman ta7s ever seen n 10
Wbra Uo.s. Size has perfect AMI
IN al4 aste SIZE loves clothes
as she an-. 1-ha- eaa4rrI -1.-4s
and wears ,asu. VITA distinction.
ah..b usa7s that she seems always
utterly l--1l .al- * -ae1 no 9th
e- aom5a -avs seen In Washing
ton has suca a sles1iy carriage.
Mrs wilson no, a sa6sy woman
she loves outdoor lie plays golf
and taxes loag walks WITH The prss-
dent. more because she knows ths,
10 D. out az doors AID Get away
from work IS necessary % her bus
hands good Aeslta and peace ~
r7irt She ls ind Of music. reads
a little. attends 20 her lome-aut
her creates. care aE- IN crest IS her
husband
A. the recent suffrage convention
lar Atlantic E.-y where the presl.
dem spoke. Mrs. Wilson SAT oa The
stage beside BIN 10 vas not an
one could see that she was uucom
Portable she paid Little attention
~ speakers or et1.erea. s-- famed
,se president assisgsgsly al even
Ing
sac smiled when he -wIad and
trovnes n..r hv froaua1 not