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KALE-GII, -X. C, SATURDAY 11011X1X0, DECEMBER ,17, 1010
TRICE 3 CENTS
J:
CD .hist .
''Chirc-wd With Using ths
' Hails to Defraud
.v
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i 1
Abow k Towm la rtauuqrlvanta
ami Jftw 4rr--Anion the More
- luijxirUiJt Defiadaatt ia the Chat"
I af SImm Stores Syndicate, lh Plw
f, Uotgtits 0mpwiy am tha Ctar.
-' apondew Imtltnte t Xawrtcw
; .k Arrau Ored by roetmat Oe--WU
HMcltcmA. - .
aft- ;-
' (By the Associated Press.)
Philadelphia, Fa-. Dec. II.' Nine
tee trruU were mad today In town
la PoniuyivinLa and New Jersey !a
tha government's erosade agitnst par
eon, accused erf using; tba mailt to
defraud. I Tha erresto wara made : by
"pttttaj Inspectors and all tha defend,
ants wara given bearings before V. &
'tommlaalvners and held tit ball, for
trial, or for' further heartsge oa
rhaxaaa'of "ualpf tb nalla to de-
-fraud"' 'i t, . .-' z, . . . - .
" A in one tha mora tra porta at defend
ar with the raratu af their bearings.
fulkwi
Chain Shoe 8tores Byndlcate Lotil
2 Ittoa, president,; 1-htla.f. And raw C
Patterson, 'flrat vice-president, ' also
president Escalator Triut Company, of
FblUs.; JCdgar Pohllg. osooad .vie.
' jtrrldut " and , treoeorer; Oeo. H.
Brooke, (bird vloe-preaidtin,' Phlla.
- Each as add ia 1 1,101 ball for a
further rtcnrltig.
with mlnal capital of .MOO.Oie,
Tba ,T corporation ia aald to have
hep , ;tnizi by Drew. . . .
i RO.U) 1X KKCOVCBT.
Jf' '. K. 8uiul k. Mrmbordai't of
j' "idaUlura, ' louh fwlMM br Mir
S.ke-tienni la Dear Charmed Lite.
Weldon. Dao. 11,-Rev. P. N. BUIb-
bftt k. mambar-alccf to tha Houm from
Halitai county in tha naxt Uanaral
AmrmMy. ia aloiy, raoovarlnc from
tha flacta of corroalva aubltmate, a.
doadiy poiaon ha tuak by- mistake a
faw day ago. For two daye hl Ufa
hang In tha balance while Me fimlly
ptaiUlclan. Or. tiraan, and two trained
nuraea worked on him. It waa elosa
run with the doctor and be came out
ju a traction arte a.
It appeara that Mr. BUI n bark beare
r charmed Ufa. "He went through the
tour yeera or. tna war batwean tna
Htatre and waa In active eery Ice up to
tne time ne laid down arm at Appo
matos. vurma Uia war ha bad
oral cloaa calla. Onoa, while aeleen.
with a apade for a.plllowt a buUat
lrora tha enemy bedded Into the apde
unaer ma head, and In the aeven daya'
ncht around Hlchmond. ha had holie
not in hie hit. and elothlni. but ee-
eapaa without a aoratch. The
moet ' inlraculoua v ' eacape ' waa
hi the ' ueachaa, when the
enemy threw aa - inunenM bomb
within a few teet of him. Tba bomb
exploded ith terrlno force, tearing
up tne earth, bursting the drum in
bla ear. nd IneUntlr kllUna a 10m
rada by bla akle who pitched forward.
acaain tr. BiaiDback a. arm.
Soma yrara later. while farmlne
In Brunawtck county. Va.. be took
two gralna of morphine by mlaUke
or quinine, ana lor dire H was x
peetd that be would Oley ant u Ihla
oay aia tamuy pnysldaa la -that coun
ty. Dr. J, H. J ones, eaya It waa simply
a miracle that bla Ufa araa v4
M K appeara that ha will be raadr
io answer tne roll call when the Oen
rai Aaaemoiy meets In Halxlch la
January, and when there la any quae
hub ior at Data, ae win beaulck u
Uke the floor for what he bellevee
to be for the beet Intereet of his Mtate,
lus wiiiiiy , ana nie consutuency. .
f 1IABD.W001 rACTOK.
enterprbw for WUm.act on WU
ploy one Uaoxlrrd Nm.
(KperUtt to Kewa and Ulmnw.) v
Wi!mlntoB. Dee. II. Kr. Ancus
atrltaili, a prominent bualnsaa man 01
Uaorfla. has aMvd the plant of the
a.war Lomr loaipeey and will
MrMorria. r tills: Harry P. ptartna,
th-run city, K. j.. waived a benrlod
aad hlt ta f tt hU arh for truu
Afford n te Potl Jmpior tor
, , t!0, h bat a PtiM hiitr-f MvnUy
i wm eaMtis4 t fi.ewd.eee, it
staa aavwrttead that It waa aet40llablnc
retail atoree kn large rule; taet II
' . was purchasing shn, laotoriee at bar
. ' ain ptva sail Ihafta company waa
able aa do bostneao ctMapty by aliml.
tuning aniddl at a. rlae rietahta
GOnFEREHGE FOR geo:;cil retires
pehlieoi PEACE
War Scares Inspired by
Armament Contractors
THE EUBOEn CE IT RLL
Editor Dlrat, of the London EconontUsi'
. Speaks of tha Abaard.tr af BraaU
; Bnyma; DfMiduaaghta to Protect U
elf pom ArfttnUna, and Deciaraa
Jbmi Of Rialry Btwee Use Valt.
' ed Sutea and Jafwn la Ctaabinut Jm
paa trader Load a Tmneav vYblle
Armaaseol CxpeauUtarea Aiao Were
Vmklsf tbe rmajat lra of Great
prltaia and Our ma ay. ,
. ' ' (By the Aaaociaied Preaa.) "
Waahiig.on, D. Dee. The
war aoaraa are - largely inspired b
"armament cootrictoia who ultimately
would drag various eountriea wta the
bankiuptay court." as charged by
KOCXD8 OCT TEX YEROS KER V. !
ICE M aVpERIOR COCBT eTDGE
Ri-hournoxs or apprecta.
. TION TRCaTEE- APPOINTED
- WUJai P.U'KH OF
RjxiaVER.' .'
"Special to Kewa and Observer.)
AatteHt, Deo. li. Before adjOura.
big the Superior eourt today Judge
Council appointed Erwla Kluder aa
truatee of tba Bmlth eeute p.operty
and reutired him to give tsO.eee
bond-- Vonimtiaioner'W. O; "VTB.UOO,
wba has managed affaire during the
long It u nation over tha old concrete
hotel. m discharged at hi own re
qutet. !; ... -
Judge'l'ouocll today reuaded out
tea years' ervtee aa Superior court
Judge and retiree te private life. He
made a fine Impression in Aahevlila.
and during the past aU months at
tended to a large amount of bualnaae
aa loth the criminal and civil aide of
the docket, including two men found
guilty of Bret degree murder, whom he
sentenced to , tha death chair. The
Aahevllle bar adopted resolutions of
appreciation, for bla ability aa a Judge,
but courtly te Its members, praising
bla toarnlng aa a lawyer and oongrat
o luting, btin upon bla eminent reputa
tion ao JiiKtly earned.
' Application was - mad today to
placa the t'antoa Vindicator, a weekly
paper of Canton, la the hands of a
receiver and to perfect a reonrantia-
tlm of the company. 11. K. Walter
inrniDDmnn
IU ULLLUimilUII
rtne'Hc.g .it Conipa'ay tlobeiifn TnBTf 't loto'k hard-wood factory,
t
the machinery having alrdr arrived.
ud the wrk of Installation will beetla
at ence. Varloua hard-wood products
111 be manufactured, but tihe prim
pai pr.Miu. t, pa -age for the
expirtiraiie. ?
Ihe new plant wtll amnio about
one bundrtd men. and work le to be
gin aet aa eooei as the anaehlaery can
be put into place. It kr believed that
thle factory will pave tbe way for
alher hard-wood IndnatrVra. for Wll-
I oenpaay advertlaed and ewed the m'ngtoa has advantage not offered b
sails tr giving away aad sailing loiaiMnr towna la the State where a
a eouitiei a hew Jersey arnica the a"1 eatarprtasa ef this nature
vTetamnt alleges are practically
eenams.
I ofirad. Conrad Lota aad
m n.lem bmaham. oteWere of tha Cvr
reapnnne isaiilute of America at
e. anion, l.e each for further
heaAtna,
t a braaaiaatloa has no voanectloa
with lae tnte.netlwael i.oreanndeao
ehaale.
VMued Lota and Ringhaat are re
epertivety tha precdaot. aecreiary sad
reere aad naanaaer ef tae Lrree
paaoeace laetiiuia ui Amrt t. ia.
snnal Mispeciore alW-e thai thle c-oa-r-ro
pracMtee rhMa m hl4 -hoo( aio
tfn.a and wrote to Iheut statiag that
leir uaej had boesv rvvaa,aMM)
ae inMot per mm ana ante lament
m ia a a. ui ia tnatitana en area
. a lit roa.se of at Nwrikui aan
tta faeatty at ftae erJeee toe lit te. ii
wee aaia tbeie aaa ae) lereiy art
ana hat there Ware M.eee etedeeita
eateleea aa lae Bajuaa ot Ihe eeeieera.
lhe arieaia M at aak. wee, aeaee4
bf te ra.ianH.mwwai, w he has
ed s-oal wa.aer.are at wuea oa tha
are located
Mr. McNeil! baa secured options oa
large budla of timber lead aad will
have no dlnVuHy la retting raw ma
larial for MiaW e years to rent.
BAXKlJw HARD HIT.
rnvata Bank laila la Opm rfcaaea,
I oUnwhag VaUare ag Tohaa re tnraa.
4Py the Aaxv-Uled Prees )
laavllla. Va Dm. II Pollowlag
'be aaaoaararaeM ef the Inaolveary
of Ihe utaertlo-Meade Tobera t'aea
My. Ihe area ef iahaaoa aad rbaifc
rt IvaU taakara, csaiaaaad a Chaa. I.
Hullaad and Kdmtiad H Meade. lalM
Ic open Ha doe laday The tufo.-i
enanpaar la aald to bm eae ef the
be"k S teraee. debtor
The bant hae a haul I litres n e.
F4ia Ha l"ial I a Mime are catt.
naed at ,m w ta lite e
ITrancIa W. Hirst, editor f tha London aacceeded by Horace Bentei ai
Economist in aa address bafora the
International Conference of tha Amer
can aocle.y tor Judicial getuemenl at
Intent at. onal Dleputaa tonUht '
He chsraetanaed aa auaa.il tba pur
ehaae o Dreauaaugnte i.y siraail "to
pioiact Itaelf agauful eVrgentina,'" and
aetlared tbat tne rivaiiy De.weea Ja
pan aad the United Btatea waa eruah
li. g tne people of Japen unuer a load
of taxea ahile ai in anient expenditure!
a ieu er wrecking tne hoaaoea of
Great Britain and U arm any. ,
Ihe Supreme Court e. the United
Cta,u aa aaakgiaia to tna pmpxeed
arbitral court, waa often cited ia the
discussions of tha conference. AnUrrw
4. A.onuague, termer uovcraoe of Vtr-
rtme, rrtarsctertred th t'nlted State 7; 7, eg oa
auprtma .our aa an
Court,
afltlo
bla lea.
laeaaral dipre(ltloa of
tha dl action of the stockholders, and
be will bs mada tern, orary receiver,
- ' j ' , a em e
4T7,OOA BALE" GIK!fED BETWEEN
DECEMBER 1 AKD IS IMICA
T.05IS rOR CROP CNDER
8t.MOIlEPORT BT STATKli.
Py the Associated Frees.)
Memphis. Tenn., ec. II According
U the report of the National dinners'
.Assoclauun
Twin City Royally Enter
tains tits Visitors
(no counsai 01 tne nonoia ana wee ;
urn he did not propose to let his r ht
hand know what bla left hand .,
at tha same time he bad 4itt- rood 1
Bishop Rondthaler aa his rlabt, which
would guard blm from mlechie'
- In thle ve'n ha went oa to any that
, he and if r. Reynolds had atart.4 out 1
twenty ream ago ta retorm two tniags,
Iho Southern Railroad aad tha Amer-
Iran Torarco Company, aad though
their were tut .1 it u D.vn.M. I
la the inside and ha waa en the out- FovfVrf o C'nwnm'.ii. ,
eide. ufwi a wwillillll.ee IU
Mr. W. C. Dowd. of the Charlotte
PRAISE- FOa-CDL: FRIES
GKAMPGLARK Id
THEWAYHESTANDS
Kr. Dowd," yo were Uying off elty
Ncwe. aald that rVlnaton-alem had
teen keeping nllenca hi envn or eight
lafcguagea slnea the caaaaa bureau bad
be-n eendlng out their reports, bat he
ew that W.natea-Salem had got abnaf
f tha crusua by the publ shod 'direc
tory at ha aide of bla plate ahaajnK
B civic patriots.
Fifteen yeara ago I waa here," aald
D. Douh, "you were laying off clti
ikjta In tha raaitln. anil eh filn! In.
Waa tba rHirrlag Ad-icco to town by the street car. now
by Soma" of Ttooaa' J. Cl,d h,t nandeoine res dencee cov..r
I nun j yreuivi inai in
. I Ijadlow, Chaire; few more yeara the moet optlmUuc
Tha Mean Waa a TwnptiRp; Ocm, But
the Feature
, dreaeea Made
rwat itt Col,
mew of the Board of Trade, Was
International l-win.- th.
'because it Waa eaHrd uin to 13 eOBlp,,
dlOerences tetareta, Wyerelf e . Xh
-4- are!
la It per e
(Winston-Salem Journal If th.)
Over tit mea of every business and
profession. InUreeted In the culmina
tion of the Winston-Seism Southbound
Railroad, sat down last night to a
celebration banquet ia the Palm Room
of the Blntendorf Hotel, and though
the menu was of the moet excellent
character, the feature of the evening
waa the thoughtful remarks that fell
from tha Hps of the men experienced
In railroad building anj management
end the great municipal executives
and business enea who about a gad
welcome at the completion of a pro-
ect which haj been the dream of the
peat II yeara.
Col. J. L. Ludlow, president of the
Board of Trade, waa chairman and
toaetmaater, and he very uniquely
planned his program as though It
were the schedule of a railroad sys
tem, and the epeechee took the place
ef stopping placee all along tba Una,
and aa the read la considered aa being
built practically from Roanoks , to
rtnibaiaa eha aataral sweweo 'Were
1th ll el balea n tart IW '
ay wnicn ia oimmuub up -tBnree
vt the ml'i'iie eiet to the
, ... . 1 M.. J". tim hurwWa, ;
sT-t. 'V, Jon.. a. w vmutt eieeefc.
Uve-af the Nrrt.ia anl waetern rau-
Select Committees-
HI-
V
StEBlE i
I ' - lr i
The) Democratlo Mdnbrr of tba
Hoaae Sent Ont Call for a Ceucaa.
January lth, of the ' Democratlo
Meinbnrshlp of the Xext Hoaww.
The Caucus M IO Sett the Waye
and Means Cotnmvttra and the Rales
Committee).
rstiaeng will nnd in lnton-8aicin a
cil) they never dreamed of, and rs a
r:ttsen of your a ater city. I re'oloe ai
t'ie growth and proeperlty romlntt te
y mr community."
Col, P. H.-Fries aa the "ret prcsl
dirt and practical Instigator In the
I'Ulldlns of tha Mouthhound was culled
upon and responded n a few eenu n--s 1 enatlve Champ Clark
that ahowed how cloae Its completion statement tonight outlining hie
lay to hi heart, but h. refi... torm . ,h. " U Tf Z pl"
(By the Associated Press. I
Washington, D. C Dec. If. Reprr.
gave ant
it
ll
t . that the crop
1 p.. e an) ,4 per rent
-fce
, Rl I a . t . n .r ... . i.
ary. af the Iowa etate Umvaraty, Whal . .. J ... L.t
aaid avlaiioa was a asw means of de- ,M mianlot b ct.n.plrui by Jan. ,nti . a h. arat valias up-a
etroylng mea by overhead attach, the ' , The rapnrt ty wutea was- is ing the erssnlaer ot the arhaeule,
InUad citiea ate being as mora km- Atabama. 1 lit is; Arkansas. 7t-land he vary bappliy give hie Views
Wtna. . 'Mli Louisiana. I.lll: Mlaalaelppi,
The permanent eourt af arbitral t i.Ma; North Carolina. IM.eV
Jaatlca, the parpsee al wblcb m m okubum,. 111. eel; Soalb Carol na.
muna from lavasloa taaa the aacoast aa.. a-iorida aa ess, i - t a..'. ,.,n the fature oi tne road laat eon
nerta tne t S grees noniser,
tola an impurusnt whole.
He atated tbat but hula more than
a year ago he etaod with Mr. T. M.
Kmereea. preelueni ef ba Atlaatlo
t oast L.aa apoa the platiorm of the
paim hwa, aad with Mr. H. K rWa,
told of tba puna made to build tha
road Me told ef the long Jours)
lakes by autoineblle over tne ground
beieoa now le set strong bend f
ateel. and eklle tba celebration la g.x
tag oa the mamer ass have not
been working aad spen.il ng soo. j
trnm eeansaebl, but aerauae they ej
believe Ine read the prarUcal artery
( rem to err from the bus to the cea
i.r ol rveamerra
le eeiu .m. wrase Mr. Jehsfos re
Urrset to PraslSaat Hm aa ta aaaa
h had eoikes ab aad aay. aa
thioush lb herfekk aad vVeaaara aad
the Allaa.br t,as4 Ukre aad luraaeS
the eiaea of ear. Tba real credit for
1 .Andy Ph oak, I he cM.pietd isi,rve t4 tm S'-e
adtreea appear 1 air. l ikes sad tae she aaaa 4 el-
eiaty Sepea aluaathr la put Into
en ect, received favorable -aad aafa
v arable I r eat seen t by variuua apeak
ere af the day.
Mr. HI ret, the Englteb repreeenta
tlve at Ihe enafereare roeameated
upon the danger af having tha eoart
"too jadUMal,' arglng that diplomacy
be mlaeled with juaike for the ga
eral eaiaatactloa af alL Mr. Hirst
read a letter from Lord Lorebur.
Lord High Chaaceltor af aagasna.
who wrote: "I aved not tell ye bow
dp aad sincere la my sympathy with
aay movement te fen hey Ihe Judicial
willeeaeat of IntsraeUoriel dispute.
It la the boa ad taa latae aaa w4i
ha reaUse-t f that I am roaHdeet
aneiaer or later. And lua U ce.aee
the world alll. with avatttae re
eaeasber the swaialaed ederta at the
Amen, aa geaateai ia euad
eauea aad aid Ireasur Iheat ajaoog
the toCtleet r sees vara ml
1 ttieee: Teaaaassa, III.!, Tew,
I. MUM. Varloaa, ll.lle. Total.
ii.tiT.eei
KILLED THJUI
AKDT mmia. A MAJT HtaE
HOME WAS BOTTOMED To HE
arARTlSRCRa OM.X tYM
PAIOJI MJoUTtr IltRT ttc.
rrimrii os irwitr mtiit h
Of POCTHERX.
-Sed
M.lal Krs, 0B4 Ohaervar
Aahevllle, 1m
ei s year, waea aatreea apnea
aVartaabwrg. waa laeuatly kil-
eept the aredlt for the road and bla
t-ioring words were "The saddest tu.,.
In my whole life was when I had to
glvt up the Roanoke and Southern. It
n pi ed tiam me, as It were, but I
rejoice to see this road completed anl
tnougn l know where I uugn. ii.
rn myself n connection w.th It. I
prefer to see him placed who to worth
ier than 1."
Maor Joel H. Cutchla showed that
the growth of Roanoke from a few
hundred prop I to a city of 1 6,0 tie was
due to the establishment of the bead-
gunners of the Norfolk and Westorn
Kiillroad and the runnlngg of thai
rued through the city, and he thought
YYtnston-rJalem had an even greatn
ft- lira.
Bishop Rondthaler In reeponaa lo
Ihe call of tha toaatmaater amphaeised
the welcome la the v el tors: " have
bwea looking you over while ait:ln
nere with a grat deel of Interest, th
elder mea are at their best aad 4 j
ymmgae are el.mhlng a ta lava he a me
tl.e older men have attained. I have
tnought of all that you are and ad
, ou are coming ta be, now that ihu
nrw road , s apewlag ap for you. I
iMleve you are all llvmi lor th hiah
. an1 thsre la In. I f ho-a anjl
trrr.'.ll, an - I --wleev with . U as-i
heart the hliselnrs apoa yea VI Out
father aad Our tlod." - '
t'aptala r. C Kobhlna, of Lexing
ton, who waa railed span ae tit god
father of the tew road, aald la aavwer
that It see aa undeserved eompllraeal.
aa be led h.s btarere through a matse
of theuihui which he bad dreamed af
In tonnert.on with Ihe ceaeummatloa
ef tha arhema.
Mr. R. M. Patterson, of the Oomnser.
del Club of Albemarle, briefly re
counted tha opportunities tha atuaene
of this town hoped lo realise from the
opening oftbe boelhbound, and aeetal
a bringing a larger decree ef com
mercial prosperity ta both.
Ksv T. v.. Cnambliea. of Wadea
bore. sp raking In a very happy vea
Ihres eowa tna gauatlet to Wtastan
aalaea. aad aald that h etood far the
prsspervy aad growth mt Wadesbora.
aad vrinstoa-Saieat aad aald that
though at was aa y a d rears na the
part af esaae af tha clilseaa af Vtad-e
hate enaie lhaught that tha ksdina
cveaaiually la Ansoa couaiy auupi
aa day surpass th lastoe-aatsea
sag J
s
4
aaa sed ew
psea ta war.
My paraoa,- eald Mr Hearst, -w
that Ihe evlta see dsnes-r
er asaetaatly aMftiet aad ebaag as
at
aaeaae teals Ma II tnd,. eew a
aear WMMta. aa Ihe hfar,.h si... iarsgh.
ef the aeeaisera. Marsh pssa. a ee. ! referred te the aseeaet
pasisek wse anehtly la.ared. It it- ' aera air, rnea e4 gwa ap
ar that a aan, ml hr aaaaie -a k-
we a sae-.h aad a b-H I w ..m.m. . V" JT, " ! vCl ZZ. r"l ' " w.ieias ihe railway tracka wh.. ' -'
rzT;r jttzrrzr.zz.Z' .vcrr:.::; r::?,
, .asesaw.a aeag the . l2 .L" ltZTZ T - fcMI-Ml a r-.r-d M eM wtth fn., j baa. aa eg a.4 -. the
Thenr -,a-. whh-b are eaU to CTw tail? Vera" L d .in 1L 'irlsl S '- h. tea.-, ah.f "h eeaJaTrni tt " tb.
t av.va he fca eeveeal PHhea. er e- 1 . ?" a I.I fr S rVnj ,M ml Ih. treatleT ' . -
a-riM to bare aettod lh. th4 rfetlll.-Il IT ! t-.e . haiti- r., m4mmm .nmm.pimt p, -e-a - ia.
- ''"-"- ri LTal. rJr.rrl. . . p f aaaa. free pedcv , trwia. toS eaaJda hefar h.,k ' '4 -
' assy l in a as a ii ..i a e ayse,7T-TT. ' " " ' s tst. U b f . - w a . -u.a m .. p. sm e s-e taiaw.
h.a- we-i.s. aSMeatth, .rteMsw a. I ItTuTa ZeVaa a-T17Il "- a - C'-l .,, . , - ., . ...... .a See re-e-a p.
,a.-sr:.:r-.;. ws2r-" J"--" - EASDITS E D 0? Ci SE Mr"
'led IIHinl1ejl. las' . 1 . M f Me4l . vwl IM a..-. '",UMU MULU til LligiUUI ,4 M ka, . e..h. It ex,
! h 1a be far, Caea ef Me Ut) I hr d 4ea eaa at e e-; iM late a . Se4 mHm lae
iurm as the nroanaciiu 12 t. a
th Democratic House of Representa
tives In th next Congress. He pro
claims himself in favor of the ap
pointment of committees of the Rons
by a committee rather than by tha
cpeaaer; and he states his belief that
the tariff should be revised, scheduto
oy at-nsuule, rather than In one single
bill. These ta n .uh ..... w
t lark, are the ones upon w'nleh ha k.
been continually tmportuaes m.i...
some tutnnint.
lit II Heait Out.
The Demo at c mtmbere of the
House .ent out , call today fora raa"
membership o( the nt House of ttetr
rs.e..utlvefc Mr. Clark . eletement le
both an explanation of the call for
that caucus and a declaration af bla
r?b. h5S '?rr
Th. caucus WlJJaUaav.ajai aal-
c.,.niitt-a and a rules omralt-
eejaimltnas ef seven. We. Cl ifk b-
'r st there commlttee should
1.1".'?"'''"'''' to a l-t I he ether
aerrmltl., 0f th0 nu
- .. .Tyitrie of lam t ... ..... at f
'A
tsrKf
T"'ml ! t'-k ln hi, .V-i
aeTa V ..V Lon B eneraf bill,
sod revteloa by aenarate bills for aep
srat -hedules That M a m.tu-r. not
Individ.
brt'u 1 '""r ,h rh'm ' aeparsta
blila lor -,mist, schedule,, Uk hg tha
Ihe moat abanrlaiM
-Prhia 1,1 certain rasea
' " a lar. particular
"Tea raa earn daa aad sat ihe'""1
nHii. Ht.
leaturx rlr.t
"v rij ii.irjt..
Itema "
Ih. l.m.nt rferre that What--''
laea.r.,1.., upaB, ,
hcr,lf cmprehnelve e .thst
hl.h prw.ded the framlns ef tha
laytie AMrtrh las sill he had by tha
n"1 " 'nmrnlttes.
The aaaumptins. rnaing ogt of
lnraoc, certain quanera,rays
Mr 1 l.k That r-reeld.np'Tsft or
Senator ummln. nr aurher Re--ubl.r,,,
k., e.-ris.4e s.ethln, sew
'""-" v the aepsrsla
u hdl. ar . sr-parroita -M.Htr
uf f,V.-tla(r 1 'wneieHtees,
Mr I lar. !., i,M ( j,,,.
U in f.,r t le.itln, ,n ,h, ,.,
i "iir memler-ajrt H.
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pl.t tr
that hi effort toe th
er h b.a ii,
laretj to ihe uhIB.-mmi ot th ma
rr.ta in th. llw ,B1 tn iht ra
" 'he membats-eieee nou!4 s-
-We, .ry oepartsaily IT snIS-sW,n
lo be sialxtslswd Is e-lpr hmr
h ' h lll f lb ateeahee
" h "-. T"0 aaetoa.
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e Busies saw er, rersaesa aed - I - aaa g
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