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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
CONVENTION over HALF MILLION
FOR next week VETERANS ARE JOBLES
(By Associated Press)

indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 10
\ survey conducted by the Amer
lean Legion through 1000 posts
discloses that between 100000
and 100000 veterans of the world
war are out of employment, it
was announced last night.
The Legion's investigation
shows that Pennsylvania alone
reported 10000 ex-soldiers out
of work. New York has 100000,
Illinois $4,000 and Massachusetts
10000. Michigan 10000.
Georgia was the only state to
report that unemployment was
not general enough to require aid
from the Legion.
The American Legion Weekly,
i'll its issue today will say that
figures alone do not tell the
plight of the American unemploy-
ed veterans, for the greater part
of these jobless eX-soldiers and
eN-sailors are not only out of
work but are engaged at this mo-
ment in struggle for existence
with their backs to the wall of
circumstance"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
ONLY THREE COUNTIES
SHOW LESS TAXES
(By Associated Press)

Frankfort. Ky, Sept. 10-All
but three Kentucky counties have
shown gains in the amount of
taxes assessed for collection i'll
1921 as compared with 1917 when
the state tax commission was
created, according to figures COM
piled at the office of the commits
ion here. These three counties
showed losses in the total to be
collected, although the valuation
of property had Increased. 80
The greatest loss i'll total taxes
assessed for collection was Estill
county where 9S per cent less
taxes will be collected this Year
than in 1917. In Leslie county
the loss is 5.S per cent andih Jack
son county IL per cent.
The greatest gain is show min
Harlan county where this year
177Z per cent more taxes will be
collected this year than in 1917.
In Perry county the increase has
been l40o per cent and in Lee
county 1902 per cent. Other
counties where industrial devel7
opment has not been SO great and
where values were at a higher
point in 1917, do not show such
great increases.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
COMPLETE RESULTS OF
FOX HOUND SHOW

Charley Powell, the we'll known
fox hound fancier, sends the Daily
Register a complete list of the
fox hound awards at the Blue
Grass Fair at Lexington last
week. They were in full as fol-
lows:
Best derby dog-1st, Kanatzar
& Mason, Richmond. Ky; End.
VIM. Carl Hunt, of Cleveland, O.
Best derby bitch-1st A. W.
Parrish. Berea; End, VIM Carl
Hunt Cleveland, O.
Best all age dog-1st. Len
Shouse, of Lexington End, A. w.
Parrish, of Berea; ;3rd. Kanatzar
& Mason, of Richmond
Best all age bitch-1st Tom
Masters. of Lexington; End, Cllas
Powell, of Kingston; 3rd, Kanat-
Ear & Mason, of Richmond.
Best pair-lst. Len Shouse. OF
Lexington End, Kanatzar & Ma
son of Richmond; 3rd, A. W
Parrish. of Berea.
Best four-1st, A. w. Parrish
Of Berea; End, Kanatzar & Ma
son, of Richmond: 3rd. Len
Shouse, of Lexington.
Best pair of pups-W. H
Moore and Son. Salvisa.
Best hound at the sllow-1st
TOM Master, Lexington: End
Chas. Powell. Kingston; 3rd. A
w. Parrish, Berea.
Mr.. Powell recently repurchas-
ed from A E Elcock, of West
Quincy. Mass, the famous hound
Nola. He paid $500 for her and
has refused more money thar
that already. This bitch is better
known by the name of Sunshine
in the east Mr.. Powell sold heI
to Mr.. Elcock when pup for SIS
and he called her Nola then and
he still shows her by the name OF
Nola She is by Ben and out OF
Jennie. This bitch has won six
blue ribbons and three reds. Mr..
| Powell says that both he and Mr..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Advertising Team Signed Many
Many Contracts Yesterday
See Them Today and
Sign Up

Mr.. Merchant, have you seen the
speciality advertising man who is
promoting Ricflnond's Big Trade
Day? If not, call the Daily Reg
lister Office and we will have him
call on you. In the last three
days he sold fifty of the leading
stores OF the town. This trade
day is a go, and is going to be a
big success. SO don't fail to be
ready to see this team of live ad-
vertisers and have your adv.
ready for them. Talk it, boost
it. Let's have Richmond running
over with people and keep up
with live towns all over the coun-
try. They are making a success
of these days, why not Richmond.
You have the chance, these adver-
tisers know their business-they
., oii,lp- big crowd here and
YOU can have wonderful sales
day. Let's all pull together and
see how many we can secure to
'ssist i'll promoting these two big
daVS.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
(By AssocIaIeu I'resSJ

Louisville, Ky, Sept. 10
Many prominent ministers an
y. .,i~v IS =
will participate in the 80 annual
convention of the Churches of
Christ which will h nj
First Christian Church here
Sept. 10 to 22.
Four distinct organizations
will hold sessions during the
conventions, according to the
program: Monday evening, the
educational session will be held.
,Morning<and AFTERNOON sessions
Wifi Be fTefd Tuesday, Sept 20 by
the Women's Missionary Society
The Kentucky Christian Mis-
sionary sessions will occupy the
whole day Wednesday, while
Thursday morning will be de-
voted to a session by the Ken
tucky3 Christian Bible School as
sociation. During the afternoon
of this. the last day, the affairs
Of the Orphans home and of the
Christian Endeavor Work will
be considered. Devotional SER
vices Thursday night will CON
clude the meeting.
The presiding officers at the
sessions of the main convention
will be Edward 5. Jouett Of
Louisville.
Among those scheduled to par
tisipate, many of whom are ma
tionally known authorities on
religious work, are Miss Ella
johnson, Mrs. O. L. Bradley.
Mrs. Mary 5. Walden. Mrs. w.
c. Stanley, Mrs. w. K. Hum
phery, Mrs. Louise Loos Camp
bell, Mrs. ]. i. Sullivan. Mrs
Anna Atwater. Miss Madeline
Adams, Miss George NJ. Brown
Milo Atkins, E. c. Riley. w. F
/ Turner, DR.. A. w. Fortune, A. l.
Boatwright. H. w. Elliott. A. B
f! Houze. E. B. Motley, Alive w
4! Taylor, w. J. Clarke, W. Hume
Logan, Josephine Burge, George
V. Moore, Neal K. MCGOWAN, c
E. Ellis. r. M. Hopkins, DR.. w
N. Briney and Charles F. Evans
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
TRADE DAY IS GREETED
WITH GREAT ENTHUSIASM

The Daily Register is going to
publish list of the merchants
that are helping in this sales day,
also is going to furnish a full list
of the prizes that will be given
away absolutely free on Trade
Day.
In the first is5uc of this Sales
Day that appears, 5000 in gold
will be given the readers to solve
puzzle that appears among the
different ads. so look out for this
novel enterprise. and try and win
some or all of the gold All you
have to do is to read the advs.
carefully and have your answers
sent to this Office as soon aft.
the paper comes out as possible.
In each issue there are prizes
given to the readers. also the
merchants that have advs. in the
issue will give you some
thing interesting that VIII meri
your tradeing with them through
this special campaign as only
two days issues of the Trade Day
Paper will contain this special in
d,,cement which is we'll worth
your while to look into.
If this team should overlook
YOU. please call this office and w
viii see that they call on yor
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16


Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. 16-Anal-
ysis of problems confronting the
churches throughout the world
will be undertaken here at the
eleventh general council of the
Alliance of Reformed Churches
holding the Presbyterian system
opening today. Sessions will
continue until September Is.
Seventy different church bodies
numbering nearly 35,0OO,OOO mem
bers and adherents, are included
in the Alliance, according to DR..
John McNagher, president of the
Pittsburg Theological Seminary
and chairman of the local COM
mittee.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
KING ALCOHOL IS
AL|VELY CORPSE
Bishop Leete, of Indianapolis,
Tells Methodists Ecumenical
Congress At London
(By Associated Press)

London, Sept. lo-'"rhe Meth
odism of the West is in good part
that of the East" Bishop Freder-
isk d. Leete, Resident Bishop OF
the Indianapolis area of the
Methodist Episcopal church, told
the delegates to the Ecumenial
congress here today.
in the Western field as a
whole" he continued, sit has been
a period of large financial opera
tions. Methodist leadership has
continued to maintain and to in
crease its democracy and eifec-
tiveness.
IF asked what were the most
impressive experience of the past
ten years in Western Methodism,
many would say, the war, prohi-
bition, and the greater missionary
purpose and program.
''In the United States, and in
portions Of Canada, King Alcohol.
like some other bad royalties, has
of late been roughly handled. In
the States he has been pronounc-
ed, and his funeral appointed,
with, 1t sometimes seems, rather
a lively corpse. Quite .
of trouble is required to make the
victim realize how dead he is.
There are reasons for this. At
best. long time must elapse be-
fore stocks of wet goods on hand
ae exhausted or reduced to the
level of non-beverage, uses. Ma
tionals of other countries will pay
frequent visits to Our shores in
spirits, if not in spirit. Home
brew is problem, and will remain
so, unless its trouble and expense
wear off the novelty, or education
ends the practice.
'The word has again gone forth
that Methodism while claiming
no loyalty superior to that of the
other churches, furnished more
soldiers to the armies of the Unit
ed States than did any other de-
nomination. 1t was not fear of
invasion. lust Of world conquest.
nor the mere spirit of adventure.
which stirred their hearts. They
#battfed as do patriots. heroes,
Christians. America did not win
the war. Only the fool Ameri-
can thinks such folly. When our
soldiers were permitted to get at
the business. they did their part
And they shared in the vicoryr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
CORNERSTONE LAYING
OF HANDSOME CHURCH

The cornerstone of the hand
some $4,000 First Baptist church
colored, will take place Sunday
afternoon at 8 p. m. A splendid
program has been arranged for
this occasion. DIR. Frank Carter
Locust, pastor of the First Bap-
tist church, of Covington, KY,
will deliver the principal address.
The following will deliver address
es: Miss Belle H. Bennett, DR..
Homer w. Carpenter, Hon. w. b
Smith, DIR. o. O. Green, DR.. r. L
Telford, DIR. w. 0. Sadler, Mr.
Waller Bennett, DR.. H. G. Sand
lin. Mayor VIM. O'Neil. Rev. E
Coleman, Jr., and Rev. Robert
Braxton. Special music has beer
larranged for this occasion. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited
]. Welby tBroaddus. Pastor.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Small Wants Change of Venue
(Ry Associated Press)

Springfield. ILL.,, Sept. 1o-Al-
leging that Judge Smith is preju-
diced against Governor Len
Small and Vernon Curtis. Grant
Park banker. both under indict-
ment chaging embezzlement and
operating confidence game. in
connection with interest pre-
viously said to have been retained
by them on state funds. today ask
ed for change E of venue from
Sangamon county. They asserted
that. the Judge could not give
them a fair trial.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
No More Pictures of
Seized Mconshine Stills
CBy Associated Press)

Louisville, Ky, Sept. l6-Robt.
Lucas. Collector of Internal Rev
enue today received Instructions
from the Prohibition Commission
er at Washington that in the fiji
ture no photographs or motion
pictures will be made of federal
officers destroying seized whisky
or handling it in. any way. He
said the order resulted from al
legged comic pictures OF whisky
destruction.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
NEARING THE COAL
IN OLD MADISON
Over 100000 More Pounds of To.
bacco Signed Up In First
Two Days of Drive

Madison county bids fair to
pledge her IS per cent OF the to-
bacco crop this week.
Two days work by tine teams
named at the rally last Friday
have netted 10000 pounds. Re-
ports from the first two days cam
vassing have been turned in. 1t
IT believed that when the teams
have reported for Thursday and
Friday the goal will have been
reached. An indication of the
splendid work that the members
who have already joined the Bur-
Icy Tobacco Marketing Associa-
ton doing for the farmers, is
shown by the additional list Of
names signed tip for the first two
days of the campaign. These
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Money For Farm Bonds
CBy Associated PI- -ss)

- n tBy AssocIated fITssJ
Ny Washington. Sept. lo-Offer-
ing Of Federal Farm Bonds will
be made. about October lst, Sec
jretary, Mellon said today. The
issue, is in accordance with t he.
general plans Of financing federal
land banks and will bear five per
cent interest. The selling price
and amount of issue which is eX-
pected to be forty million dollars.
will be announced later.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Bringing Airship Victims Home
(By Associated Pre,s)

New York. Sept 1o-The Brit
ish cruiser. Dauntless. bringing
home the bodies of sixteen Off
GERS and men Of the American
Navy, who lost their lives in the
ZR-2 disaster, arrived off Sandy
Hook today. The Dauntless is
expected to come to the Navy
yard late today. The bodies of
those on board include Robert
Coons, of Owensboro. Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
RUTH BREAKS
HOMER RECORD

New York. Sept. 10 - Babe
Ruth made his 55th home run
Friday breaking his last years re
cord of 55 during the season. 1t
was in the fifth inning of the first
game Of a double header between
New York and St. Louis. One
man was on base at the time, and
Bayne was pitching.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Ramsey Family At Frankfort

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 16-Thir-
ty-nine members of the Ramsey
family paid a visit to the Kentir
ky State Capitol in a body recent
ly. The party was headed by
R. d. RAMSEY, formerly of Win
chester. but now living in Char
lesion. w. Va. The occasion was
a family reunion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Soldiers Change Places

Washington Sept. Is = The
Field Officers. Artillery school to-
day was ordered transferred from
Camp Knox, Ky, to Camp Bragg,
North Carolina, where it was pre-
viously located. The Tenth In
fantry brigade will be brought to
Camp Knox for permanent sta
tion
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Today's Livestock Markets

Louisville, Sept. 1o--Cattle 800,
hogs $500; sheep 400; all steady
and unchanged,
Cincinnati, Sept 10 Packers
steady /; lights 25c lower; Chicago
steady; stronger; good butcher
cattle stronger; steers steady !;
slow; lambs steady.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

Having purchased the restaur-
ant of Mr.. VIM. Hackett, on W..
Main street, | will appreciate the
patronage of my good friends in
Richmond AMI Madison County.
Dock Ferrill. ZZl lp
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Woman's Exchange
Every Saturday

From 9 to II and to 4 at Cad
en- and Kilpatrick's the loan of
whose window is greatly appreci
ated. Contribution of food and
needle work sold on commission.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
.ARBUCkLE TO Be
TRIED FOR MURDER
Says District Attorney. Forty
Quarts of Booze At Party
In Which Girl Was Killed
(By Associated PressJ

San Francisco, Calf, Sept. 10
Attorney Brady an
nounced in Police Court Judge
Lazarus that the people were
ready to proceed on the murder
charge" against Roscoe (Fatty(
Abuckle, who is held by the au-
thorities as being responsible for
the death of Miss Virginia Rappe
motion picture actress.
The court room was filled. but
Arbuckle did not appear when
calling of the calendar began.
The spectators included the, Wo-
mems Nigilant Committee, an or
ganization of club women who
pledged themselves to assist the
authorities in every way i'll inves-
tigating the case
Los Angeles, Calf, Sept 10
More than forty quarts OF liquor
were consumed i'll the party given
by Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle III
his hotel suite here which ended
in the death of Miss Virginia
Rappe. according to information
given federal officials.
The district attorneys office an
nounced that Arbuckle took with
him twenty quarts which. they
said, would make Arbuckle's
$25,OOO automobile subject to
conhscation under the Nolstead
act. The remainder OF the Ii
quor was delivered at the hotel
by Stranger
San Francisco, Sept 10 Dis
trict Attorney Brady announced
ed Thursday night that no de-
cision had yet been reached
whether to proceed against
Roscoe tFatty) Arbucllle to
morrow in police court upon the
murder charge preferred against
him, or to ask for dismissal OF
the grand jury indictment
against Arbuckle for manslaugh-
ter.
The decision will be made to-
Brady said. His state
ment was made alter a confer
ence with his deputies and with
Chief OF Police O'Brien and
Captain of Detectives Mathcson.
The body OF Miss Virginia
Rappe is not to be removed from
San Francisco to Los Angeles
Thursday, contrary TO an an
nouncelnent made by District
Attorney Brady, but will be
taken to that city Friday. The
undertaken announced Thursday
that arrangements could not be
completed yesterday.
The manager of the establish
ment was asked i'll telegram
from Henry Lehrman. Miss
Rappe's tiance i'll New York. to
whisper in the dead girls ear,
"Henrv loves YOU.
"She will hear YOU the tcle-
gram continued.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burke and
Mr.. and, Mrs. J. HI. Kunkel, of
Indianapolis, spent several days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Kunkel on East Walnut street.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Wornan's Rights

Every woman has q right to|
guess. You now have the oppor-
tunity to guess what will happen
at Muncy Bros Big Furniture
Store next week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

DR.. C. Z. Smoot. Mrs. Smoot
and daughter, Elizabeth, left
Thursday for a week end visit to
relatives in Maysville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16
Weather For Kentucky

Generally fair and continued
warm tonight and Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Million are
n Cincinnati this week attending
he races.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

LOST-Pam of tortoise shell
glasses; return to Rev. Edward
Lawson and receive reward. LIP
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-16

Boost Boosters Day Next
Week. :.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
Diplomatic studiaza p|anu|
|ui Hughes
OPINIILE LOR, REPERTOIRE LA OFERTA AMERICEI.
DIFERA

WASHINGTON, 13 Nov-Planul Statelor Unite referi
tor Ia reducerea a1amentuui naval fost expus derteor
na er de secretaul Hughes All plan fost sudat
dscutat de diplomat 81 de exper tecnci ac 81 in strana
tate.
Acest plan ridcat nsa mai multe intrebar dntre carl
cele mai importante sunt urmatoarele:
II Dare ma cedat prea mutt Staele Unite daca Sc va mer
pana la mitee programuui expus de ecrearu Hughes
y Chesta armamenulu dscua ca oare a,arte de
chesa extrem orr ca aceste ches dscuta
din punctul de vedere al reatiunofce exsa fnre ele
81 Oare fl efecul asupra programului ui Hughes
din cauza ca s'a inno tratatu anglo -iaponez?
A. Daca Japonia nsista ca sas exercte infunta sa
asupra Mandjuriei Statee Unite moace efec
tive pentru protestare?
Plna acum sa puut aunge la nici un repuns precs
In ce privete acese ches Sc crede deega conferne
lie putea resol dect dupa sudu 81 examinare MIMI
toasa suae Sc site ca conform programulu secretar-
lu hughes, Satee Unite ebu pseasca de 80 vase
mari In carl sun cuprnse cee in cosruc &c ar face
S4540 tone Britannia perde 5875 Tone in care 81 ntru
copectae total de 19 Japona ar perde
IL total de 44S,928 tone.
In mteesul acesu plan Staee Unite ar ayea Is vase do
casa prma Britannia % Japonia TO- dmpreuna Gu vasee
auxiare, socOtite dupa numarul celor principale
Ca aceasa cantate de destua pentu necesti
tile navae ale Staeor Unite depinde de polca exerna
!ar Penru apararea tamuror pentru proejarea foei
crede car fl destula.
Sc accentuaza ca reducerea este proportionata
Sc mai spune ca in de necesitae Statee Unite poae
cadi de doua attic cate Britannia 81 Japona aoaa
La Washington dscuta atlanta anglo -iaponeza
Aceasta cheste Staee Unite vrea sa Sc ame
tece Gu oate acee pune natu1e sunt mai
mutt Inre Anglia 81 Statele Unite decat fntre Anglia a
pona Uncle domen opun mutt la innorea aanei anglo
japoneze mai aes Canada 81 Orentul extrem
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
RESULTATUL ACTUAL AL,
CAMPANIEI PENTRU
FONDUL COMUNITATII
Sa contribuiasca fiecare Ia
aceSt fond.

Campania pentru colectarea SUI
mel necesara fondului cOmunitatii
pentru ajutorarea celor lipsiti a
adus deja suma de $4O1.125, adeca
mai multi de a zecea parte din su-
ma ce trebuie colectata. Cinci su-
te de oameni de afacere bine GU
noscuti vor colecta in centrul in
dustrial 81 comercial al orasului,
lar alti 10000 oameni vor umbla
din casa n casa i'm restul orasului
in interesul saracilor.
81 Gu aceasta data rugam pc toti
acei carl Sc pot lipsi de cativa bani
sa dea pentru acest fond care me-
nit ca sa stearga multe lacrimi 81
sa readuca zimbetul pc fata acelora
carl au lipsa de ell. 81 cea mai mi
ca suma este binevenita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14
All Sc 'NCEPE PROCESUL
LUZ FATTY ROSCOE
ARBUCKLE

San Francisco, IA Nov.-Tot G
pregatit pentru inceperea procesu.
lui Fatty Roscoe Arbuckle, come.
dianul acuzat in legatura Gu moar.
tea actritei Virginia Rappe. S'au
chemat 66 insi din carl sc vor a.
lege Gel II jurati ce vor judeca a.
cest caz. Intre cei chemati sunt 81
13 femei. S'au luat masuri spe-
ciale pentru indepartarea publicu-
lui care nu va Fl admis in sala de
desbatere decat Gu bilete speciale
In public va Fl 81 0 delegate fe.
meilor din "comitetul de vigilen-
ta."
Arbuckle este acuzat de omicidiu
81, daca Sc va afla vinovat, va Fl
condamnat pana Ia 10 ami peniten.
ciar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-14

"Cia.e ride la 1rmd, ride mai c,
has 81 folos, 81 asa rid ostdsi d-nele
Dora hickey 81 Eunice Bemnet,
cereal rural Madison, judetM Sci
OTTO, o., 81 iatd de ce.
e
Cdtiva fern,iesf, nu prea le a.
veau Ia inin,d 81 roind sd rizd de
Gle l0- alegerile trecute, s'au imte-
les sd le puie in candidate la func-
tiuneo de Comsta6il-un fel de CO.
snisar de polite rurald. = Le-au
pas, fdrd stired ssr, 81 ii~aw fdcut 0
conspirdtie, sicdnd cdtre restM ale-
gdtorilor, cd alegerea va fl nun,ai
asa o glatmd halle, 81 stiti care a
f0st resultatuL? Att d0amna Ric-
key cat 81 d-na Bennet az fost a.
lese GU o majoritate sdrobitoare,
fdrd sd fl pus vre-umo din ele can
didat,ra, pc cdnd bdrbatii carl au
candidat 81 at asuolat fdcdnd pro-
pagandd 81 solicitdnd voturile ale-
9dtorilOr, aW cdsut GU success.
81 epMOguls Att d-na hickey
cat 81 d-mo Bennet au anuntot GU
mdmdrie Cd primesc functia, 81 vaii
50 Gn,ar de acei carl cor veni In
conflict GU legea, ca della ele nw Sc
pot aStepta Ia nici clementd, 81
cor dovedi, mai Gu seamd acelor
carl az voit sd-si batd Joe de ele,
cd vor fl destM de apte sd-si facd
datoria, 81 rid Gu has, pc cdnd ce-
Tor carl an vrut sd le joace p0tca,
lea trecut p0fta de ris,
C1R1BUS.