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interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED. BY BR. BRADY.

'onsrish, 1919. National Newspaper Service
Lea" losoning--1 arm monotypc generator
~ ha'hihe produces fumes from the lead or
"i' d"ht know which and | inhalc tho
'u"'es "heh al work. would like TO know
''"'i 'he Tunes will cause tuberculosis or
hjnre health In any other way ga L. t:)
NnSwcr-lf lead IL melted and fumes arise
inhalation OF the fumes would l.. worry l,ts.,v
!" cause chronic lead poisoning. which may
produce NIL sorts OF grave and obscure dis
'"rpAhee" OF health. Tho tuberculosis rate
among printers is high for some reason. The
iu'nrs should be carried OFT by some suitable
rtntilating system.
Proper but unanswerabie.-Id like 70 have
:our opinion OF AMI Of - as cur.s
Tor kinney trouble. IL those not good viii
you Please tell me good remedy for kidney
trouble, that Is il this Is n proper question
II II Is not proper Question please forget II.
IL. I. 81
'hs"er.--The question Is proper hu, un-
,nswerable. oG course no remedy ar ,r.,,-
heht can be good for ''kiducy trouble" You
see. the kidneys arc subject to many different
diseases. ana you surely would not assume
mat any one remedy ar method OF treatment
can be curative beneficial for all diseases
think.
T"mor and Canccr.--Is ,umor practically
one and the same thing as n cancer?
tM. ]. IL
Answcr.-No Any swelling or growth ia
ca!lcd iaihor. and II tumor may b. perfectly
harmless ovon IL unsiEhtiy or annoying Can
GER Is not new growth. but degeneration
OF some part Of the body or Of a tu,nor per-
maps. charlaians purposcly try 10 confuse the
lay mind. in order TO enjoy the name OF hayinl
cured alleged cancers which were nor can
GERS at all. Tumor may require no treatment
cancer is fatal unless promptly cradicated by
surgery.
foets AMI Things-In reading the biographies
OF poets. painters. composers and scientists |
notice they generally reach ripe old age
How do you account for that? a. O)
Answcr--Perhaps you happened to select
some VINO attained old age. The majority OF
thc classes mentioned arc short-livcd
Pure Cold Crcnm-Quitc n while ago you
recommended pure cold cream. but have
lest the clipping about it, VIII you kindly
give the name formula again: a.. VI
answcr-CnEuenium Aquae Rosac, u. $ r..
or In English, ointment Of rose water pre-
pared in any desired quantity by any pha rn,a-
ciSt according to the formula In the official
phnrmacopocia. which every rharIn!st has
This Is the best cold cream. but II must be
freshly prepared
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PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT OF
WATER ROUTE lNAOVISABLE
New hcrn -io- w ilmingtnn rrnnsportn-
tlon Project IL Held "a lie
ImprnctIcuhlc.
lRy Associated Press.

WASlllNGrDN. Dec, lI.--improvc +.
mcnt 81 the water route between
Ncwhcrn and Wilmington. =. e.. hy
way az the Trent aud Northeast Care
Fear Rivers. is inadvisabir. accord
ing L. "A report filed today with the
House by the chief engineer oi the
army. The report states that ad ia
cent territory III sparscly settled. is
only partially Developed agricul-
turally and offers little opportunity
FOR manufacturing ur commerce OF
amy character. II appears. the report
stated. that the route proposed
would hc much more expensive and
less desirable Tor through traffic than
one nearer the coast line.
Improvement uf the Eissimn me-.
than ~ authorized by the proJcc. al
ready undertaken also VAS d!scour-
aged
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CONGRESS MAY CURTAIL
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
Desirc to Expedite Work on Nppro-
printion Measures Said 10
lie Cuune.
10y ARsociatcd Press. ]

WASillNGTOS. pee. 1.-THE House
today voted unan iinousiy to curiail
Its Christmas recess In order to take
up the annual appropriation bills
without delay. On motion OF Repro
sentative Mondcli. the Republican
leader. the House agreed 10 adjourn
on Thursday. December %. and re-
assemble the following Monday, In
stead or adJourning for two weeks. az
heretofore.
The question or n recess n New
Years did not coInJ up. some lead :
ers are known to favor n recess from
the last Thursday In December Ia
the hrHt Monday Ia January. but
othcrs favor taking only one day,
Congress. or ut least the House.
mny foreso most OF It's Christmas
recess this year. go as 10 expedite it's
work. Members OF tho House steer
ing Committee said today that IL was
the Intention now to adjourn on
Wednesday, December %. and resume
work the following Monday and Ia
adjourn the Thursday before New
Years Day and return the following
Monday,
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Railway Employees FESTIVE

\YIliEN The United States railway board
Has' July made its award increasing
-" pay ~ fa!!road employees approximately
fooo,VooVoo year, means were not pro-
N!dcd by which the award could bn mndc
iu!iS effective by reason of failure to pro-
VIDE rules under which various questions
pertaining To working conditions could be
adjusted The brotherhoods have since
sought To secure the adoption Of agreements
with the railroads whereby controversies
other than wage disputes could be amicablv
adjusted To this end. the brotherhood or
CARNATIONS have tried to cmbody Tho
hoard decision in agreements with ass
railroads, hut complaint is made by them
That only four OF these agreements have
been signed. The roads refuse to sign them
nn'if the board passes on the question of
rules
no adjustment boards created under
government control lost their Jurisdiction
over disputes whom the roads wcre returned
- private control. TO ovcrco.Ar this con
dition. brotherhood officials have applied to
the board 10 hold hearing 10 decide nm
TIE creation Of national boards of adjust
inent. which would hear and pass on all
controversies other than wage disputes all
interests concerned having accepted tho lat
t'r award III good faith. In the matter of
this application, the board has assured the
brotherhood officials that an immediate
cAecntiv" hearing OH the request will he
| hcld. and II il is decided fayorably. an
early hearing will be set
In connection with this request the
, statement OF Warren $. Stone grand chief
/ Of The brotherhood OF hallway Engineers
as 10 the growing npaticnce OF tho rail
way employees at the delay iii securing the
adoption OF some plan to adjust their diff
| tcrcnccs with the roads is not ,o no taken
!gAtly. The men feel that their interests
are not being protected. and in their re-
sentiment they are protesting what they
| term the ultra conservatism" OF their
| leaders Chief Stone warns that the growth
I OF th!S spirit is having it's effect on tho
| altitude OF the labor heads who failing in
! iher cNor,s TO obtain results. have reached
( tAe point where they have grown tired or
/ Eiaking excuses TO the men.
Writer VINO tells US TO spike tho
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Mexico Receiving Light Arms
IEy Associated Press

WhSHINGTuN, Dec. il.-incrcased faith of
American governmental officials in the con
tinuancc of peace in Mexico is evidenced in q
slight r,laSat!on OF the equations rest rictiug
the shipment of arms and ammunition into that
country. Rifles and ammunition commonly
used hy armies still the prohibited list,
hut it was learned today that sho,Suns. light
rifles and other arms in the Sporting" class
were being shipped across the international
boundary in rather large quantities. and with
the consent Of the State Department
The frcer movement Of firearms Is result
OF joint action of the War Department and
the State Department. During the tho
American military authorities imposed
strictions upon entry of arms Of all sorts into
pnrnllcling the Mexican frontier in
order to mako their filtration into Mexico more
difficult
The American government may not make
any further protests against the action Of
the Mexican government in granting permits
for the exploration ana exploitation OF oil
lands IN areas already held by American com :
ranies under lease. 1t was indicated today ut
the state Department that, in view OF the reply
made by Secretary Colby TO Roberto V. Pes
GUERRA, former Mexican agent. suggesting The
drawing up treaty in which all agreements
be entered into on the various questions at
issu" between the governments. further in
sstenca at this time the protection Of
American rights would no Inconsistent.
Officials OF the department had before them
representations made by representatives Of the
American oil companies. asserting that. not
withstanding the protest by the United States
government In August. the provisional gov
eminent of Mexico had Issued large num-
her Of permits to drill for oil in Federal zones
and that practically every one OF these per-
;n!ts had been acquired by British interests.
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SUNDAY. DECEMBER i. 1890.
Martial Inv In Ireland

TIE placing OF the most disturbed dis
tricts of ireland under martial law
shows a determination OF the English gov
eminent TO delay longer in applying the
strongest weapon Al its command to sup
press n rebellion that has grown 10 proper
tons OF greater menace than in any prey-
GUS challenge 10 imperial authority. The
more it has tempori2ed with the issue the.
acuter 1t has become. In the districts placed
under martial law, no prcteHsc is made 10
respecting the authority OF British law for
the government of the island, ana in the
conflict between separate allegiancos gen
eral reign OF terror has prevailed in which
assassinations and reprisals have dreuched
the disturbed districts with blood
In his announcement OF the new govern
ment policy Lloyd George stated that the
final decision of tho Cabinet is to deal softly
with those who earnestly wish an irish
peace. and with rigid hardness 10 those who
persist in campaign OF murder to gain
independence. To those associations ana
elements of Southern ireland who earnestly
hope for peace, the Premier expresses the
hone that continued negotiation may result
in solution of the problem, hut ne warns
those who are willing 10 enter upon such
negotiations that the solution must be
something far short Of complete indopcnd-
cncc, which the British government win
never grant.
This latter statement may 10 taken Al its
full face value TINT is thc determined
attitude Of the British people. ana ,hcy will
support their government to tho limit of its
resources in that position Their, is not
lacking evidence that the snner thinking
element OF the Irish people has reached tho
same conclusion and Is not unwilling TO IN
ter upon negotiations with the government,
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TO ASK DISMISSAL OF
SEVERAL MIDSHIPMEN
Admiral scales, However. VIII Not
Reveal Their Names Before
RECON- IN n al "a Ion

ANNhPOLlS. NIB. Dec. ll.-Somc
Of the nine midshipmcn held on board
the station shin ke!na Mercedes at
the Naval Academy. on charges Of
haZinS. VIII he rccom.nc nded for dis
inissal, Admiral Scales, surcrintcnd-
.nt o! the academy. said today. No
names were given.
In the cases of others. he said. the
evidence seemed OF 4 rather !ncagrr
character, and in no instance. he
added, had amy brutality been prac-
tied. nor hal there been any ha2.ng
Of a very recent date.
Midsh!pman D. W. Gardner. OF
Florida. VINO "as confined with the
party, was released from arrest to-
day. Superintendent Scales saying the
evidence against him VAS inSuiicien /;
10 MarrAnt fnrther detention.
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SEND THRING TO CANADA
Authors, PlnyvrIKhts and Composers
Are working for International
Copyright Laws.
Ky y ssociateu Frcss. ]

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The committee
of management OF the Incorporated
Society Of Authors. rlaywrights and
Composers la sending G.. Herbert
ThrnE. tho society'S secretary on n
mission Ia Canada in connection with
tn. question of colonial and interna-
tionai copyright.
MIR. Thr!nE also hopes to visit the
United states. \ large amount of
property is held here by English au-
thors and dramatistS and great diff
cuities rise from time TO time
In dealing with United States pun
fishers, managers. editors and agents.
Consequently the committee feels that
i, is essential for some representative
OF the society TO gather Information
on the spot and To arrange for the
efficient conduct of the society's busi-
ness in protecting the interests Of its
mnInhcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
IRISH TRA|NMEN WON'T
WORK IF SOLDIERS RIDE
General Tic.Cp Of All Railroads on
Emerald Isle Is Feared
ms Result,
| By Associated Press /

DUBLIN. Dec. il.-The whole traf-
hc Of the country is now approaching
II crisis owing to the refusal OF tn.
railway men to carry munitions or
armed soldiers or police and tho con
scIucnt suspension or dismissal in
each cas-. Of the drivers and guards
who refused. Tho gradual depletion
81 tho STATS has reached Il point al
which there are not enough men 10
work all tho lines and some OF them
have been closed
Daily soldiers present themselves AZ
passengers and arc refused. leading
10 the dismissal or more men. In less
to the closing down OF all the l!nea
with the exception &c the Grca,
Northern. which is worked Ii, rail
way men VINO, though belonging 10
share In what they regard a. AN anti
lBrttlsh political demonstration.
ihr business community Views tho
PROSPECT with alarm. The govern
mcnt ~ determined tn insist on tho
railways carrying all traffic. and has
threatened that, IL they do n,.t do 40
the subsidy which enables the dl,l-
bends to br paid may ceas". This has
disturbed the railway rharchoiicts
who include plenty az Sim FeIn"rs
who sympnihixe politically with IN,
antimun!tions policy ~ the men. Al
ready the farmers in Western Ire
lana cannot get their cattl. to the
eastern ports for transmission 10
England. Traders have = difficulty In
transmitting merchandise.
Everybody Is hit, and tho question
~ raised whether the DEMONSTRATION
IL worth all II costs Some Of tn"
newspapers who encouraged the men
To resist are now inviting them 10 r"-
consider the position on the ground
that IL mas not hurt the government
nj all. and may ruin ireland.
The mems leaders remain firm. and
are supported Is Sim Fcin opinion.
Everybody is seeking for Il .ay out.
and "a formula tint would save every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
The Poets Corner
ShOp Windows.

ShOn WINDOWS.
Why should ] care IL what | see
is high of price and not for me?
1T makes me happy rs | pass
To gaze awhile beyond the glass.
And note the costly and the rare
Which cunning hands have gathered
there.
/ pause and pore. and weigh tho
And drink tho beauty: all Of earth
Has yielded something precious,
bright,
That l may look with sheer delight.
SO am glad that thcrc arc pcnrla
To shine upon tho thrOats or girls:
And emernlds and amcthysts
To circle matrons' nccks ana wrists.
And laces for the old: and nuns
And fans and webs Of fragile stufYs:
And gowns OF regal sweep and limo:
What matter II they are not mine?
Some other woman sim may buy,
More eager md more rich THANH
MY JOY comes now with dreaming,
blcnt
With hoping. So l am content
For who can tell? These things may
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al. COM
ADDRESS ~ ., Tho
MINIJhTiDSS w MI
Times -pi>pnt.h ~
10 individuals.
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l,n,inc. I;nrllcr necisiun.

WASIIlEITON, Dec. li.--Final de-
cision against any Legislation looking
IL tcfrrmcnt of the income AMI other
tax payments due December IL was
reached today by tho Senate Finance
{ oinInittce. The full committee thus
ratified an earlier decision of the Re-
pub..caH members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting an lrEnl nnd mctil-
cnl subjects, are answered free. As
ali Inquiries nrc answered directly
ny personal letter, II acIf-nddreSsed
stamped envelope ~ required. Ad-
dress The Tfmcs-ibispntch Informn-
ton bureau, Ntchm1nd, Fn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

III nj this shouting of economic experts for
granting credit to Germany. the voices OF those
who have crcdi, to give are noticeaSly sii.,,
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wilson. Judicial Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Dec. il.--Prcsident
Wilson today sent To the Senate Il
long list OF nominations of Federal
court Judges, assistant attorneys.
general and Federal marshals. The
nominees previously received recess
appointments which have been made
public,
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'.weil that amt nothln. Nav" protested
Advertisement.

WANTED-A iaAlcss location on nice
quiet river where there's nothing TO do but
admire the view. Applicant is gentleman
who made too much money during the war 70
to recognized by his former associates and
not enough to run with the regular people.
Reason.
An. Brother" exclaimed rarson IIoniiy ~
think saw you in church Sunday. didn't IT,
You did, growled the Crouch. 1T rained
ann couldn't play golf. and Il I'll stayed
homo it'd been up { me Z feed III furnace"
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Ele.tru 10 pcsc,ye no,rd

ATLANTA, GA. Dee. 1l.-Edward
w. Lane. president of the Atlantic
National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla,
was elected q member OF the advisory
council az the Federal Reserve Board
ut ~ meeting OF tho directors OF tho
Federal Reserve hank of the Sixth
District here. ii was announced to-
day.
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Name Soon. Cruiser Cincinnati.

-, '''NN' NbHF'HHNfI.
Mayer John Calvin has been notified
by Secretary nf the Navy Daniels
that tho name. "Cincinnati," has been
nssianen by him To one of the new
scout cruisers being built in tho
naHsyard at Tacoma. WASH The
former cruiser Cincinnati was
3cIulpS1 recently.
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pInnt Rcsumcs Operations

FONTNAC. MICII. Dec. 1.-THE
General Motors truck plant here has
four weeks idlencss. About half the
workers are re-cmploycd on pro-
duction schedule calling for 400 ma
chimes for the balance of this month.
According to w. l.. Day. manager.
normal operation may expected soon
after the new year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

him to do Is To mako his own sunnties ANA
not try TO produces so much tobacco Mt tho
sacrifice Of other crops. This is the only
pfacticai solution. In the meantime there
~ considerable percentage of this crop ~,
10 ne sod. anu we advise those who have to.
oacco To sell to go slow Why hurry There
Is plenty OF ;imo and things may get bcttor"
Southern Tobacco Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

henfesehtatire Bacr. who has introduced n
oi't 70 pr"hibtt gambling in foodstuns should
'hciu"" cotton also. In civilized lands cloth
ihs Is as essential food and both are too
important In the life of II nation to have
'heir price fixed ono OF tho hy-products Of
'ne activities of gamblcrs.--Ralcigh News
Observer.
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Launch continuation steamer.

I-TII I.Ef JF.I II 'IlIN, ~. IIE'. 7 -
Passenger and freight steamer Cuba.
built for the Pcninsular and Occi
dental Steamship Company. and
which il 10 ply between Key West
and Havana. was launched today 1T
Cramps Shipyard.
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sky llufnHa.

Cupid, Daniel. come heru.'
Venus reached for Single and rolled up
er sleeve.
All. Man. what's III. matter now?'
Matter You scapcgracc look wha. you've
gone ana done! You've shot an RICH,
clean through II Prominent Politician and an
Emancpat"d Woman. That's what you've
DONE
Wen. tina, ain't nothin'. Nav" protested
Cupid
"Noth!n'. ch" And you knows well
/ do their children will all be Itcforrue-s."
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SEEN ON THE SIDE

ny HENRY EDWARD wARNssI,

Go nhend children. r!ck out all the moon
light nights nnd the coy corners and every
thing. the walks BY quiet streams ANA the
rns,lina woodland paths. Trade kisses Tor
candies and go II Will" you're dcludcd.
The old folks who giving you advice
won't be here 70 tell you that they told yon
so!
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Obsolete Phrases,

!. Yes. sir: what's yours. Mr.. LushciSh:
2. Here's quarter. my poor man, to buy
yourself a good meal.
3. Lips that touch liquor shall never touch
mine.
To love. honor and OBEY tn
death 10 part.
8. Thank you very much, sir. for that salary
Increase.
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SHIPPING BOARD GIVES
OUT BALANCE SHEET
Shows Total Liabilities OF S3,537.-
sSO,720.SO and Assets OF tho
Same Amount.
Nv NssOciatnd Press. !

AZ. q.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE Ship
ping Hoard made public yesterday Il
consolidated balance sheet ns of
June June 80. 1920" giving financial trans
actions .: the board and the Elmer
Eehcy Elect Corporation from thor
innceptl"n In 1917 TO that date. II
showed total liabilities of s35373sO.-
'26;oi and assets of tho same amount.
aud II was the nrst complete imam,
GA! statement 10 be issued by the
Federal reserve agencies which built
tue great SoyerHineut-uWncl n,cr-
chant marine.
Tho board apparently did not mn.
nrrtakc TO show III. totni amount
officials. when asked as 10 this
amount. said it could not be com
put"d with amy degree of accuracy.
In use In the days OF the board
The Liabilities given IN the con
soltdated balance sheet ns made
bubble included appropriations by
Of sl35 6lS.3lG. and other liabilities
of more than sl0O,0o0.000. the whole
,otaIins ti.oao:7tG,SGG. Tho total
Liabilities Of s3.537,3sO.72G reprcsent-
cd the difference between the $4,000
100000 total and the excess OF OK
pcns"s over revenues from opera
, IONS. sales and the like. which was
placed AT f5l3.33Gl3a
NeS~nucs Are cited.
revenues from operations. sales OF
snipS, etc. were given Az tI.liSg2S-
100 100 and expenses At 1852. 294. 294.
tst *, from operating VESSELS were
"rations l.002.3aG.579. the apparent
l25. o37. "h 'iao'-
Vessels sold brought s2os.5lh.aA
While they cost the board ssao,oss..
n.n. making the total loss on these
'rI an 49,, st2,5es.sai.
IN KS capital assets the board
listed the vessels owned at s2.67o,.
siz'..y. this sum representing expcn-
"i'urcs Tor construction. purchases
ann r..ondit!ontng. The value of
NJ, on stations. real estate and
hhiiiihEs, automobiles, launches and
me iik. was placed at si5s.s95.2s3.
t rraps,,.i..n r"s Tor construction of and
ininforein.nts 10 housing projects
ana transportation facilities ware
sivcn az sG'.Gut.377. 1t wax Ok plained
that al Of these nsurcs rcpr.scnted
current assets listed in the baianc.
sneet Included accounts receivable OF
f1 1n"; si ~ a. Ssneril cash and :ash
~ i"s. notes receivable. t1o,24s537
ana materials. supplies. ship Htorca
ann n" Ike. ;l43i0o.:a7
meet. the board claimed II gross rev.
nnue OF SiiO.bia.o0i. tho revenuea
n rom oN Yoynxss being placed at s76S,-
only f32s .527,.a. Maintenance, In
snrahce. DEPRECIATION and other ex-
'ynses. however. inorc than alto up
taes" excess revenues
Loss On shrInknRe.
Inder the head Fl shrinkagc due to
in bss ~ ~ IN ,ne board showed total
Kinds. while the loss OH contract, can
er,Ia,lons was placed NJ sio5.l7G.Sll.
D"rr"riation or tho value OF tho
maintenance at sss.32i,57G.
4 smpplcmcntal statement, Comp
q Al aI..
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uo,rdInr IIousc pIfae.

The iandady. on the ground under the win
Cow from which the boarder In arrears Is
lowering his trunk by rope: "All right, Duke
let il coinc--Til catch i'll"
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Republicans announce ina, In, l,avno NJ
nation sis dcnd. tf II is, thcy mr.. holding
'he i"hsest wake over the body over held In
TINS country.-Durham Herald