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WESTERN UNION GAINS.
Several Factors Bring Company's
Shares Up in Few Days.

NEW YORK. September 2 LP).-An
advance OF more than 10 points in
Western Union Telegraph shares to
l57la in the last few days has drawn
attention in the Street to the eXpan-
sion OF the company's business this
year. which is said to he the best
in its history. Other reasons ad-
vanced for the sharp upward move.
ment in the stock is the still larger
volume of business anticipated by the
linking up of another high-speed
European cable and the meeting Of
directors this month for dividend
action.
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mand light. market about steady: New
Jersey. 150-pound sacks Cobhlers, T..
S. No Il. 45oa4 65.
Sweet potatoes-Suppties moderate:
demand slow. market duh: Virginia
and North Carolina. cloth-top stave
barrels Yeliows. No. !. some medium
size. 3.50a40o.
Corn-Supplies moderate; dema nd
light, market duh: home grown.
sacked, per dozen, sugar corn, loa2o
ucumbers-Supplies liberal: de-
mand limited market weaker; New
York bushel baskets fancy. coal 20
Peas--Subplies moderate: demand
light market dull: Colorado. 5o.pound
crates Telephones. 7.00a1 50.
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POWER FIRM CHARTERED.
Mississippi Central Co. Formed Un-
der Maryland Laws.

BALTIMORE, September P)-
The Mississippi Central Power Cor
noration was chartered here yester-
day with capitalization of l,oeo.ooo
shares OF no-par stock. The charter
authorizes the company 10 ehsase Al
the production. distribution ana stor-
age of gas, water or steam. or power
produced thereby: refrigeration OF any
kind: operate telephone. telegraph or
radio stations: and operate any klho
of interurban or city means OF
transportation.
No information as to the locauon Oh
the company was avallanle. ~ LIS.
Warner, Huntington Cairns. ana
Leslie e. Min were named as IN
corpcrators. ard Oswald l.. Johnson,
James 6. Field and Percival l.. Cowan
AS the board of directors. \" al
dresses were indicated.
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SHIPMENTS AND RECEIPTS
OF LIVE STOCK SMALLER
Activity at Baltimore Yards Falls
on During August. Monthly
Report Shows.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. September a.-Ee
ceipts and shipments of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards during the
month Of August showed decreases in
nearly every class. as compared with
the corresponding period of last year.
according TO the monthly report OF
the company just made public.
Cattle shipments showed the heavi'
est falling off. being 1859 head below
shipments. totaling l0.9os during Au-
gust, 1928.
The only increases were in receipts
of hogs, which amounted to 72.os7, a
gain Of 1851. and in shipments OF
calves. the total of 3,642 being 292
ahead Of last year.
Cars received were iS9 below the
1880 Of August. 1928. and cars
shipped were but $50. as compared
with 035 last year.
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DIVIDEND IS RAISED.

NEW YORK. September GP).--
Stock Of the New York Air Brake Co.
MAS placed on an annual dividend
basis Of SO a share today. with quar-
terlv disbursement of is cents share.
which had been so cents quarterly
since November 1928. 1t is payable
November | TO holders Of record Oc-
toher IA. The company now has only
one class Of stock. as the - stock
recently was called in. James Walters.
assistant TO the president, has been
appointed vice president.
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RELIEVES OIL POOL FOUND.

NEW YORK. September LF'.-
Marland Oil has opened UP new Los
Angeles basin pool in the opinion Of
r. r. kenney president OF Marland
oil Co. of California. who says that
the discovery we'll AT Seal Beach
Calf. now "a days old is producing
400 barrels daily. about 500 barrels
more than daily production when it
was completed.
Evening star., 1926-09-09
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Public Utility Bonds.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

-
As group, public utility bonds
have never been in such high favor
with investors as they arc today
For that very rea SON. it is necessary
that both holders and prospective
buyers should have clear idca OF
the situation these bonds occupy
rela tive to other Investment secur'-
ties. and to the different varieties
within the class.
First mortgages on pants ana
properties of electric light and power
gas and telephone companies com
mand rating commensurate with
those Of gilt edged railroad bonds.
They sell in the open market to re.
turn less than per cent. some OF
them as low even as as per cent.
obviously only those who must nave
the highest degree Of security Will
purchase bonds of this type.
For the heneft Of that class. i'm
rortant. il small it may he pointed
out that there is a distinction be
tween the honds Of relatively high
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and those Of lower coupon rates. The
rule is. that the bonds carrying the
higher rate give the purchaser
little more return than those with
lower coupon. hut the latter have
the better chance of price appreci-
alton In an advancing bond market
generally. One reason for this is
that the higher coupon bonds sell
-.at premiums. and by higher rates is
meant per cent and over, whereas.
the lower ones. those with 4i2 per
cent sell at discount Another
reason is that the higher coupon
bonds are limited in their possibili-
ties by callable prices. which are not
.So great a har for the others.
There are not many utility issues
with 4i2 per cent coupons yet. but.
undoubtedly. there will he more as
time goes on. There is no reason
why the strongest of the utility cor
porations should not be able to n
nance themselves on the same basis
as the most prosperous railroads. IT
is the writer's opinion that the pref
erence should he given to the utility
bonds over the railroad bonds when
the two are approximately equally
well secured.
Evening star., 1926-09-09
A NesD PrinciDie IN
Dentis:r3'

AT last it was discovered
that teeth either hardened or
decaye6. depending upon the
concentration of the t.ooth-
hardening substance in the
saliva.
Then it was foupd that when
soft, sensitive teeth. under
going rapid decay. were treat
ed with a saturate solution OF
thi. substance 600 times the
amount normally found in the
saliva) they became very
hard, sensitiveness disappeared
within a surprisingly short
time. and the progress OF de-
cav was checked
Evening star., 1926-09-09
RUBBER ADVANCES.

NEW YORK. September . tSpeciaH.
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets,
advanced quarter Of 4 cent at to-
DAYS noon quotation Of 4n'a cents.
This compares with 3.i2 cents
month ago and SO cents year ago.
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PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS, September Q tP).-Prices
were firm on the Bourse today. Three
per cent rcntes. 39 francs: exchange
on London. I69 francs. i centim es:
5 per cent loan. 53 francs. 20 cen
times. The dollar was quoted at 81
francs. 34 centimes.
Evening star., 1926-09-09
SALES SHOW INCREASE.

NEW YORK September tP)-
Sales OF Metropolitan Chain Stores for
the eight months this year rose to 20
s37 sos from S4.5So. .549 in the same
nAriod of l92n
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New Tooth Posfe
ACCIDENT
Hmdens Soft Teeth
and Checks Decay

IL YOUR teeth are too sensi-
tive to enjoy eating ices or
candies, ACCIDENT will very
quickly correct this condition.
which is positive proof Of its
tooth-hardening action.
ACCIDENT should be n
every home. especially where
there are children. whose
teeth are always soft and need
its hardening action {" pre-
vent decav
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Marquette Railway showed good
gain over August last year-13,417
carloads gainst 63 81
Evening star., 1926-09-09
Former Mefhods Haze
Fuiled to Check Decay

Until recently efforts 10
avert decay were directed
toward the naturalization OF
mouth acids and the destruc-
tion of aeid-forming bacteria.
but. in spite of these efforts,
deeav continued. until today
81 per cent Of our young peo-
pie have decaved teeth.
Evening star., 1926-09-09
Discovery
About
Teeth
OuercOn1es
.SensitiUeness
Why Teeth Hurt
When You Eat
Sueets and Ices

If your teeth hurt when YOU
eat sweets or ices. it is an in
dication that vour teeth are
soft.
All teeth are soft when they
first come through the gums.
Normally they grow harder
with age. because Of a tooth
hardening substance in the
saliva. provided to harden the
teeth and cNlnteract decay
For some reason. among CIV
ilized races. the saliva is often
lacking the necessary eoneen-
tration Of this substance to
harden teesh-especiallv dur
ing childhood.
When the saliva lacks this
hardening s-.stance, the teeth
become sensitive and readily
decav.
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.SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


S535u
,,r New 6 Groom hunsslow large lot. GRADED
800 cash balance sss.7s s'a monthiy. R Room
TAKOMA PARK.
Very desirable new 7-room and bath
d ia1s garage: F. SMITH. Builder. Adams
DEAL WITH Us-REsULTs SINCE 1895
a GRAND RUSH
NJ, \, about so days for nearby virEina ant
nome" large Gaeie io,, hss ana f1o
spacious porches. concrete cellar. cleo. "a
We are trying to tell YOU about. we hav.
such bungalow. which cost about $4,000
$1,000. terms to suit First trust. 81. 900
pasynhle monthly until paid. This IL one
o. H. best financed hoIses on our list: a.
GIrault ave. virginia Highlands. Nav con
GET ON GROUND FLOOR
Extra big lot mr., Lee highway and elec
ears at Cherrydale. Va. 7-r. and h. moderr
ee HsTs Your peE saey
life in this hieh elevation with all city con
Of sf?F " s3aa .'h and h pa, Il;
sTinF III: win bring s.
and immediate action Nav trade or rent
GOC-IIANING $500 CASH
balance Of 81. $50 PAYABLE s37. so monthly
VINO wish your present rent money to Eet
YOU somewhere and in your own home. ses
S02 Lansing st. Colmar Manor. Md. nr
RladensburF bus line and opposite Cottage
City. 4-room bungalow. now vacant his
lot. Price will he higher in the early Spring
FN-SOLDIER
or Govt worker who wishes his bonui
or pension to bring SIPS for every 500 ex
pended and make . LIVING from gardening
small fruit or chicken business. should ses
this J. acre tract corner. cioss To bus elec
and steam road in Berwyn HITS. Md.
room house. el.c.: vacant. Needs som'
paperlnE. etc. Just $3.50 cash balance ~
SIS 600 to suit YOU Small cost for improve
mrnts which will bring SS.So0 within {
months.
n. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Clarendon 2s2-J-o. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Main 1897. 1929 st.
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WA\TED-LOTS.

WE WANT TO BUT lots in Congress
Heights: must be near Alabama or Nichols
ave. state location size and price. Quick
buy II price is right Address Box 205-K.
Star office
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TAKOMA PARK.

, Very desirable T-room and bath
nome: all improvements: splendid location
double garage. r. SMITH. Builder. Adams
13l6-J. 13s
DEAL WITH US-RESULTs SINCE 1895
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
DETACHED CORNER.

Priced under $40 900 to effect an immedl.
ate sale: vacant and possession may b had
with deposit: good northwes. Location .s wian
Full length front porch. six lArse rooms:
reception hall and tile bath. hot alter hes!
and electric lights: screens ana a~nlhss.
large yard with garage: a good home at .
very moderate price. Easy terms.
.SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1919 X st. NV Main 81 !
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NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOoL-LARGE
brick house: excellent for boarding house.
Address l.. r. s. Box COX. Star Office.
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE. RANDLE HIGH
lands. Goth and Pa. ave. s.e.-One semi
detached. 20 foot: all modern improvements !:
300 square feet of ground; full front and
double rear porch. Owner. WIN. B. CATION.
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5-ROOM HOUSE

s47s.
Complete wear around Aladdin Re adj cut
home freight paid to your railroad station.
S47s Free cataloe No. 10 shows many
designs and sizes with prices Also shows
Summer cottages and GARAGES. All lumber.
mill work. hardware. paint: nails etc. m
Guided. Write TODAY TO ALADDIN CO..
Wilmington. y. G.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
Let rs have your application.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
Sfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-13

GOOD LOCATION. 500 18th ST. Nv
Basement store: desirable for barber
or beauty parlor. Amply China Restaur
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER BUNG ALLOW =
MIehikah Park. On account of leaving city.
vRer will sacrifice for quick sale At 81 $50
The property. is in perfect condition and de-
cidsdly real bargain for any one seeking
G. H. LALEGER.
N. 1919. Pot. 1854.
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TAkOMA PARK.

OPPORTUNITY
Attractive. honestly built maKneste stucco
house: rooms inclosed alec ping porch and
hath: one square from cars: paved street
sh adv. level lot: h w h. fireplace. oak floors
dry basement with tubs storage rooms etc
II sold at once. 5000 $500 cash. $50 Der
month
Modern 10-room house , baths arranged
to be used by , families il desired. Offered
for Sill $50: less than cost at present value
of lot: ground bigh and level with shade
all improvements: quiet residential street
NV n. oak floors fireplace: small cash pay
ment.
ROOMS-S5.5O0: CASH $500.
II you would like to he out nv yourself
with woods all about but with CITY conven-
fences and convenient car service. this is an
ideal proposition. Well built house. re.
painted inside and out: extra larse living
room.
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SIS $50
New broom bungalow. large lot. GRADED
street. city water. electricity and double
porches. in convenient southeast suburb:
800 cash. balance S3S rs monthly. Room
%. $40 10Th st. NV
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HAVE YOU $3.50 CASH?
II lou have and can pay SOS q month
you can soon own one of the incest 6.room
homes in very good section of Brookland
This Is new home with every modern in
provement and must be cold this month
Don't fail to investigate II you are really
looking for good home at = very reason
able price. Owner. Address Box TX Star
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$1,000.

$4,000.
BARGAIN ESTATE PROP
ERTY: 5th ST. NE. NEAR
CAR LINE. ! large rooms, gas.
tile bath; the best buy now
offered in Washington. Easy
terms.
$3.50.
NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Brick home; E large rooms
southern exposure; bath; mod
ern conveniences: near 2 car
lines. $500 cash. $45 per month,
including interest.
$500.
B ST. Sc. NEAR CAPITOL.
AND LIBRARY. ! rooms.
bath; house in excellent condi-
ton; all conveniences: near 2
car lines. $3.50 cash, $3.50 per
month, includes interest.
$1,000.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
HOME. I large rooms, hot-air
heat, tile bath; room for two-car
garage. House clear; excellent
NE. location.
GLADMAN.
Established 1901.
800 Pa. Ave. Sc. inc .346
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FOR SALE-STORES.

MODERN PRICK STORE AND 6 LARGE
rooms. INV. heat gas and cleo: large LOT
and garage S11 90 per week: groceries feed
Nam 700. M Stewart. IA.
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By o. d. ToIischus

dynamite, nitroglycerin and other e1-
plosiyes, and 1t was By means Of his
that he was able TO per-
form his numerous miracles, like lead
ing the children Of Israel through the
Red Sea and making water pour out
Of rock by merely hitting il with bis
staff.
That Is the theory Of Jens Juergens,
German engineer, who has written
a book to prove his assertions.
The tabernacle, he says, was Just
big chemical laboratory. The rea-
son Moses concentrated so much OIL
physical sacrifices, says Juergens, was
because he needed lot Of blood. This
blood Of the sacrificial animals, mixed
with ashes, produced saltpeter, and
TINS mixed with charcoal and brim-
stone produced powder. which Moses
called the ''hOly fire Of the Lord"
In the same way, says Juergens,
Moses produced nitroglyeerin out Of
the great quantities of fat Of the sac
riheial animals and the oils which the
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Bv r.. M. Ruttenber

Of fancy weayes and colors, etc.
A featherweight felt bat that will
be very popular at the resorts Is sand
color and has a Band of contrasting
ribbon. Extremely light gray felts, also
with fancy bands, will be shown in
the smart hat shops. Millinery" Is
the word that best describes the la
test creations in mems hats.
Many OF the new surprise numbers
look as though they should be sold
on the opUlent Eifty-seventh street, the
latest thing in smart shopping thor
oughfares in New York. where every
body is a Creator" and nobody a re-
taller.
New York merchants have stocked
their Florida branch stores on the
theory that convention" crowds will
swarm all over the coral strand this
season and that much buying will
be in the nature Of lark. In other
words, n visiting produce gentleman,
reeking with wealth, will buy lot
Of clothes that he would not think
Of buying il he was at home.
When his friends learn that the
hilarious buds come from Florida they
will be expected TO forgive and forget.
Hence the semi-insane straw hat
styles, the orchid growths in the neck
wear field, the reptile numbers IN
sports shoes and flaming hosiery that
water could not quencb.
The greater part Of the Florida
trade in the pre-boom days, went TO
the New York stores when the tour
lists poured into the city after the
holidays to stock up. But now, the
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JEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-People are

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-People are
~ beginning to pour through New
York from various parts Of the north
ern ATTITUDES, all Florida bound while
the busy New York man is buying
heavy underwear, the joyous incom'
ing hordes are looking for summer
toys to wear in the tropics. Rich man,
poor man, prince. poet and adventur-
CT, they are oil booked for a sun
burn.
About the time the snow-shoyels
begin to rattle on the cobbles In tho
morning. the fortunates will be mail
ing postcards 10 their friends back
home showing a $4,000 coat of ma
hogany tan with luxurious hotel IN
the background. The latter possibly
a photographers prop" adjusted for
the occasion.
Practically all Of the clothes for
men to be offered in resort shops
this season have been styled on the
theory that several million souvenir
hunters will try to wreck the fair
state Of Florida during the winter.
The straw hats that will be much
noted on the sands, for instance, are
extremely elaborate. Included in the
styles for the current season are
brown and green leghorns with fancy
brsids, sennit straws in O variety
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The production Of water in the des-
ert, according TO Juergens, was sim
ply a problem Of finding a hidden
spring By means OF the diyining rod
and then blasting the rock to lay the
spring open.
Moses secret, says Juergens, was
left TO Joshua who made the walls Of
Jericho fall down not by trumpet
blasts but BY dynamiting them.
Al one time, Juergens finds in the
Bible, the tabernacle exploded and
J0,670 persons were killed.
Later the secret was lost. Just
before the capture by Babylon. Jere-
mias ordered the "holy fire" buried.
When the Israelites returned 40
years later and dug the buried fire
out, the powder had become wet Juer-
gems believes, and was turned into a
thick fluid. Under the heat Of the
sun, however, the fluid still caught
fire when poured upon the altar, ac-
cording to Juergens' Interpretation Of
the Bible, and thus produced the
flames that "devoured the sacrifice"
But the secret Of the invention re-
maained lost, JuergeDs says, however
much treasure and trouble the Persian
king spent to rediscoyer it -.
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faithful brought calling the product
ointment.
The production Of his ointment,
however, was dangerous and Juergens
attributes the death Of Nsdat and
Abihu, the sons Of Aaron, to a great
explosion of this ointment.
With this theory, Juergens easily
explains the miracles By means OF
which Moses held his sway over the
children Of Israel. The column Of
smoke by day and Of fire by night
which led the fleeing Israelites, says
Juergens, was easily produced by
Moses with powder and other explo-
siyes.
The dry pathway through the Red
Sea, Juergens says, was created by
means Of explosions and likewise the
sudden coming together Of the waters
which drowned the Egyptians.
Dynamite mines, Juergens beliyes,
were responsible for the terrorization
Of the Egyptians before their annihi-
lation, when the wheels were torn off
their charlotte ,..vsesSssSs--s;.
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best judgment and that OF your loyal
advisers.
Even IL Carols coup de'etat should
prove to be a failure, we have every
reason to believe that 1t will bring
about a civil war in Roumania, which
will make her objection to the re-es-
tablishment Of a monarchy in Hun
gary futile.
Czechoslovakia Is going through a
terrible crisis. But we must not lay
too much stress upon the weakening
OF her objection to our re-establishing
the monarchy, because Masaryk (pres-
ident OF the Czechoslovakia republic)
is a formidable statesman, cunning
and clever, as we'll az wise. aud thu
Czechosloyakians arc financially pa.
triotic,
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URGES PACIFISM.

URGES PACIFISM.
As a humble follower of the Prince||
of Peace; as a devoted believer in the
prophecy that '"Thcy that take theF
ness to continue negotiations WITH
Germany until an amicable under1|
standing is reached, or at least until
the stress of war over, we can ap1]
peal from Philip drunk with carnageE
to Philip sobered by the memories OF
an historic friendship and by ref
collection Of the innumerable ties of|,
kinship that bind the Fatherland I'd!
the United States.
Some nation must lead the world
out of the black night Of war into the
light of that day when Swords shall3
be beaten into ploughshares." Why
not make that honors ours some day
why not now? The nations will learn
that enduring peace cannot be built2
upon fear-that goodwill does mott
frown upon the stock Of violence. Somei
day the nations will place their trust
in love, the weapon for which there
is no shield; in love, that suffereth',
long and is kind; in love, that is not3
easily provoked, that beareth slp]
things, belicveth all things, hopeth all1
things, endureth all things; in lovd]
which, though despised as weakness byd
the worshippers of Mars, abidcth
when all else fails.
W. J. BRYAN.
fStatement written June IL, 1925.
II is true that / saw the final draft
Of the note just before my resignation
took eject, but it contained an inn
portant change. ] had no knowledge
at the time Of my resignation was
rendered and accepted. This change
while very much softening the notes
was not, however, sufficient in my
judgment to justify me in asking per-
mission to withdraw my resignation.
(The change referred to was The in.
sertion Of the following clause in the
note to Germany:
"If the Imperial German govern
ment should deem itself to be in pos
session of convincing evidence that
the officials of the government of the
United States did rot perform thess
duties with thoroughncss, the govern,
ment of the United States sincerely
hopes that it will submit that evidence
for consideration
This Is the concluding instalimsnt
OF the Memoirs Of William jennings
Bryan, prepared shortly before bis
death and corrected and edited by
Mrs. Bryan.
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Activities Epress Behalf of
Regent Horthy Thought Near Fall; Queen Marie Named
Hmgarys Bitter Enemy.

England. - Ed.) His suppoeters
have laid out a plan whereby, should
the coup d'etat be successful-and i
have every reason to believe it will
he will rule Roumania with Fascist
principles and will rid his country of
the menace of reds and Democrats.
The Regent (Horthy) has signed
treaty with Carol which binds him to
treat the Hungarian monarchy with
amity. We are planning to coincide
Carols uprising in Roumania with
our re-cstsblishment Of the monarchy.
i cannot judge the trend Of opin-
ion and public feeling in your domain.
I am informing you OF our movement
go that you may act according TO your