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WIN-CITY
ENTIN EL
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1906
hVEAR.
PRICE 5 CENTS
DAILY
U UIL
I. "ROASTED"
Roosevelt Sends A
ge to Congress With
Garfield swpoi u
LMg He States That the
, mega! Acts and Unfair
..a B-ommends Remed-
Llsoner Garfield Makes
rh,rfl Against oom
L officials in His Re-
., Tiic Sniliiiel.
KuTON'. Ma l.-AMoiu.u-
:;(i.,s i, wrilins meilu.us
nf 'he Standard' Oil
K i!, railroad allies w;ie
, hm tho p: idoitt.- i
-saw. will t'ongtess ill?
...t i r ii t i. Conniiissiore r
!... .i.i e.-l.b.m W
.:! liJllirm. ".
h-en rutnifiy
The .k of independent
!? f th' oj! mist in leeent
lna completely oar
.11,1 k ii the most strenu-
1 th
.s. . .," will now have
lr hats m the tiflic-iul !
'H .11
lira
I Mils an away tu
iha: would cotivinc1
,kiPiical mid : - it wiul
I: -, tiiai a child could un
He n :t ! : 1 1 convicts th
if fiaaraiit and poislslenl
if law hii' accuses ii ulfi-
, 111 'ate h'v.s. He bays
- Iiosi'nn'hig of the Investi-
ffir;ul of th j Standard Oil
- a't-.i the company harl not
!tid was r.,:. then obtaining
s f;om 111'' lailioads. He
.-Is t,i show that the cum-
liabi:ti;;!k r i ve.l and Is
It, sarh rciiah s iiml cites
.Mi ' ill proof.
is a portion of the. pivsl
iBr lolatlve to Mr, Gar-
it:
ami House of tupn'o,i'ii-
major portion of them w-re prom
ptly corrected by the railroads, so
i hat utost of tbm. hv? uow been
done away with. This iniuWiaie cor
rection, 'pallia! or complete, of th
evil of the tmft rates U of course
on the on? hand au acknowledgment
hat ibey were wrong, and yet were
persevered In until exposed; and on
th other haudl a pioof of the eftV
cienoy of the work that has been d-.tni
by the Bureau of Corporations. I"ae
li. parunent cf Justice wi!i take up
t.u qtifsJkm of instituting prosecu
tions in at least certain of the case.
Hut it is most desirable to enact into
law the biM Introduced by Senato
K.ncx to correct the interpretation of
i he immunity provision rendered !n
Judge Hiimhioy's decision. The
hands of the government have b'?eu
gretrty stienKt jned in sent ring au
effective remedy by the recent decis
Km of the supreme court in the case
instituted by the government agaliia-t
ih tibacco trust, which decision pfr
mitsf the ejvernmetH to examine the
boaku and record. of any corpora
te engaged' in intetstato commercv.
and by tho recent conviction and pun
islinvjnt of (."hicags, Ilurllngtnn and
Qtiincy Railroad; and certain of its offl
But in addition to these secret raies
the Standard OH Company profits int
mensely by open rates, which are im
a: ranged as to, Rive it an ovetwhelm
iiiK advantage over Ha lndrnendetu
competitor Th refusal of the rail
roads in certain cases to pro-rate pro-diicesaanalosa-.n
effects. Thus In New
Kngland the refusal of certwln railway
systems to pro-rate has result-d in
kecplns Jhj Standaid Oil ir absolute
n. v.upolltic control of th field, t'n
iblins It to chaise from three to fo.ir
.muiiicd dollars a your more lo liu1
4!)iis;iinei3 of oil In New England than
tfc.-y wiiild have U; pay had the pr!i
I.aid been that obtaining In the com
petitive fields. ThJs is a charact'Tist-
example of l he numerous e,-.i
which are inevitabla mid;r a system
in which the big shipper and the rail
nad are left f.ce to crush out all in
divdual initiative and all power of lit
dependent action because of the ab
sence of adequate and thorough going
government control. Exactly similar
conditions obtain in a larse pait of
the West, and Southwest. This pa,
iicular Instance exempltik's the tact
that the granting to the government,
of the power to pub-tltuto u proper
for an improper rue Is in very many
instances the only effective way in
which to preveift Improper discrimin
ations In rates.
D
IS
1 MAY
BE MADE TODAY
Miners May Work On The Old
Terms. Accept Restricted
Arbitration or Strike..
Ml -TO NEE
I
NEXT T
CITY WILL EQUIP THE
To Consider Several Very
Important Matters.
Evtrything Now Would Setm to in
dicate That Convention of Anthra
cite Mine Workers, Which k In
Sesaisn at Scranton, PaM Will De
cide On a Strike. Report of the
Seal Committee.
By Wire to The Sentlal.
j SCRANTON. May . Mlneis" ton
ivtr.tlci opened at it o'cl ick.
Copi of corresiKindence. which in
cltuietl all propGWtio:i mado by the
miners and oxrator, w.-re distri
buted to (iJiegatca. Attached to pa
.f wu3 a ahot report from the
s:ilj conimlttfe which narrows .lie
questions fir the miners to der
tuinc diwa to three prouotritlons. In
leturn tj work under prtseut ec:idi
t'ori. a?c;pt restricte-i method of ar
ditiation or strike.
The report of the scak committee
holdi out nt hope of concessions from
the op.iators or Intervention of ihel
jpiesliitnt. The report, which waail.el
basi fo: today's general discussion
) delatrj, f.iys In conclusion, "Yon ,
wlH olft .'rve. ficm foivKotng that you.
committee has uiudu every possible
effort to reach an agreement a 10
wayti1 and coniMtlodt of einploymr-nt;
tl.at th3 hava pi-oposed. subject to
j :nr approval, an arbitration of dlf
ft. rncts b?twe?ti u; that our pro
pa.als have bc?n rejectexl In toto. and
that our offers of arbitration uMin
basis; Jits;, lo us antl fair to them hae
btrn declined. . We icgret the clr
ctmstaiif es whWh compel us to re
iv.?:t'. If It la truj, and we believe
It Is, that the opeitttors have made
It is, laht tho operators hav made
their final pror-asitlon. thert i noili
Ing else left, for us to do, but tti ac
cept, for a period of thrne year, a
lerewal of the present conditioiis or
st i Ike." .
it li i , Hi u i'i pui t by the
of ihe Inn can of cu
in the ili partnii'iit of coin-
lahor im the subject ot
iin anil f; right i ales In
wiih i'i, oil (u luslry. Thj
:ll. tl'.H ii.vr.'.is of a 1 1. of
,stiniiiiiiii;:.il in thi rip:). I.
tal.m in aciuiilaiirr wiih
ilulMin IM, passed Fe'bin-
"'i. Im' for th, reasons '
the i. p ut ii has been more
I extensive than was called
resolution ii s If.
ar ,-iipt rial n.Mi ntion to tho
iian.-'nittal acc.iiii'iuiuying
ifum? ill reptirt ; for the
of ( ui ltal i in ri ii li'.'ice in
" i ff i; i now belli!; made to
ll eliliiL',.llirnl oi' tb,' p:w
In' 'i stale coiniuerce coal
will confer upon the- ro.ri'-
wer in sum niensuro art?
tiiHt the chaaly (iennwi-
''Is of the situation. The
lll in this reimrt uva r..i
part not ilisptted. It. is
infereiires fiom them lhat.
1. mill even In this resppoi
h ptactically limitwl to
as to whether the trans-.
or are not tec hiiica.ly
r,'littt. shows that lite
Oil Company has beutinled
up almost to the present
-"iet rates, niunv of
fet rails hriiic clrarlv nnt'.a;.
beiwfit. amounts to at. ieas:
ers of a million a year,
'Piaitfis of a million renin.
Piofit thai the Ktandanl' nil
obtains at the ertnetisn of
rofis : hiil i,f p'knruo tkn
tin; uni-
lo is thai It ,,ht.,i ,,,,. h
",! tx iiiui. u
'"It 111 thl PYlVmUu tha
very wrikfHK rewit f
on has ,Peti that shortlv af-
swivery of these uortt ralo.
mniissiouer of rorporations.-
1911 DFFEHINe FDR THE
Anoilvr la'gc ciowd was at the
Klar.wai'ehtietsa Inst night to hear the
lecture by Evangelist Yeitcll on "The
Shipwrecks of Life." Mr. Saxton con
ilnctcd a bright song service in tho
beginning and mng several selections
illusliated by lvautif;;! B( 'ieoH.ii.an
views, the nucHjnco joinlnp in llie
chotitj.
The s-;pn of shipwrecked vessels
and shipwrecked lives and others of
iiilciest Wjre very fine and the power
ful eloctrk! KiIUxm stcreopticon show
ed tlvrm clemly. Evangelist Yeurll's
expltitialioiiH and applications of the
Ic.-sKis taught were inleresllng and
the; off jring iimotinled to t'JU. Tho
proceeds aro to go to tho San Fran
cisco fc.ifferers. .
Tonight the subject of tho sermon
will bj; "Is there a tlod?" Satuiday
night will be another stertoptioon
lecture on "Simon Peter, His Life,
Fall and Restoration."
EAST WINSTON WANTS
Never judK a man's honesty by
the umbrella ho carries.
A goad man is known by the ac
qnalntancea he cuts locso fioni.
If a man's 01 j.lit isn't good he can
easily cot down his expense.
A thing that some one doesn't And
fault with Is Klekmi worth having.
OtM Idsa of a poor housekeeper Is
you is to pretend to believe In them.
Do no;; try to fltiel out too much
about yr.ur frienda if you would re
tain their friendship.
Rev. Jams E. Hall, of Clemmons
wag In the city 'yesterday.
Thomas M. Patterson.
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SenatoMrom Colorado.
Th Winntor. atiii rm n ; teanlar
B.or.iMv ktuni'-it u-t night granu-vi
Russian National Assembly Isrf lVZ
jeiiy'ii lot t..j Ninth htrtH-;. jimt we, I
Ut the North Wln: ift huiotiog
;ct! to fiiriii.-h the ioTo..iry fire flkht
nr aopumiife. iiirlu.lui; a Ii.hm.,
. H jwaxtm and hose. The ImlidlnK avtli
be aloiit Jjx"iii fie an. I twn Ktorit
mong i nctt May ne Mtm.onea t-.high. A sa aihi man will he inj
potitiont (oi Agrarian Reforms, Au- t natgo ia and iiiehi. Th? fotnnanv
tonomy for Poland and Bstter'w' t :k th' ho"" l s-d
Treatment of th. J.t-Cov.r M atiitarv work only in th m.rt4
lein part tu the city,
ment Determined Not to Tolerate , Tho c w,,any ls ,.n;,M., t of cK ver
- Any Proposition to Lessen Ciar't and cmhiia:r y.niiin men. They
' Xuthrty. tduly appreciuti the a,c:ion f the rit?
Ifatheis. The coniputiv't ollieers are
By Wlr to The Sentinel. Jao follow:
ST. PKTEKSBl'HG. May 4. The! Captain. V. W. Maitln; first foi
goverumenl has, diawn up a program ,ninn, W. K. 1'ike; nveemit for nun, i;
for the fiist s,stii of the douina. I ''"tts; recotd'ni secretm-v, W. T.
which b.Kliis Tiwtsilav next. Tlx-iIUat!fortJ: t!,asuut. I E. Maitln
main t iplt for discussion, will be ! tltiancial secretary. . A. Oliver. Tli
ararlan lelorma. auuwomy lot "iher ineniberK Im'lude ('. M. Marti...
Poland f.'i Increased liberty for tlw'O. C. 8iron. R. K. Kinney. 8. J
iltarbee. J. II. C if. r, R. S. Kuqiia. V.
Ot th ;3 thrcp the first is the n;ctl. Maxwell. W. R. Kestt-r an.l II. H
Inipottau. It wilt Include tht Intro-ilglir.
duction of a bill g.antlntr farming aid 'tnity hone to be at home
giaaing lanlj to peasantry. nd ready for business durtng the
The rovei iment it resolveii to takcimilth "f June.
strong actiou if d mnia. attempts lo
disoiiM the llmliatlcit of auticralic
power of the cxar. Annotinremeut
will lie nia V that tKciar's nutocrtry
Is chl.f of the cmplie'a fundanu ntal
lswj and Ik'Ikv cau.v.u be illscnisied.
If iHa iLinniu illjf ladpitj th(.i ti nil i n. '
slsts ctl 6'rcusslnR the ctai'i powci
the 8JVJinn;cat will dissolve nie
SENT TO RDADS FDR
ilouma with a display of force.
LINE TO YADKINVILLE.
WORK OF RELIEF
BRAVE PROBLEM
Petition Signed by Over 200
Citizens. Asking Street Car
Company To Move. Pre
sented to Aldermen. .
Tlit citizen of Et'.-t Wliisl'.a ai
anxliiiifc lo ke work commenced, on
tho pi-or, ise j extension of ihe slreel
car lino to that section of llie city. At
the meting of tho aldernKft last night
a petltl.v.i eontalninft ovw li'l" ntimes,
waa pie!" mewl unej read, urging uiat
tho lino Im built. Secretary Franklin
was ln.!iiicte:l to write President II
E. Fr.k'rf and osk for Information as to
when the compa.iy proposed to begin
work, f ic.
Tho business transacted by the
ald?rm 1 at thU seRlon was prii.ci
.ally roiulne. Mr. T. I.. Vaughn was
re-eictil giadeii tchotd couinus
sisner for a term cf three yearn.
The a-ininl appro;)riallon of $1 .200
o tho Twin-City liospiial and $200 to
the Slater hospital 'jro renewed1.
The question of leaiovlng Ine
saloon..', on tba south side of Third
street, between Main and Church, was
discus.?.! but no definite actto. wa;
taken. Poma mtmbers of the board
ate iti favor of making Third atrea
to the unJon passenger siaiion more
attractive and for this Teason they
favor the removal of the bar-rooms.
The board hurnej down au uppllca
(ion for license to operata a pool and
billiard ioon. in the basement under
tha Allen Company's store. Ttw ap
plicatio waa flleel by C. W. Fulton, of
Mt. Airy. ,
The aldermen refused! to repent the
ordinance fixing a fee of live dollars
upon, plumbers and the Gas company
when sidewalks ate? taken up for put
ting down pipe.
Th? question of taxing the South
ern Express, Company and the tele
graph companies came up, and Mayor
Eaton explained that under the acts
of the last legislature t'hese Institu
tions coiildi not now be required io
pay a license lax.
Secretary and" Treasurer Franklin
submitted hto annual statement
showing leoeipts and . disbursements
of the city for the past year. The re
port will appear ' tomorrow's Sen
tinel.
An enthusiastic meeting was hel.i
In the court bouse at Yadkinvliie
Tuesday when the question of build
lug an inter-iiiban electric road tc
WlnstOii-Saletn waa discussed. The
obJwtV.f" the meeting was explained
by C. M. Wa"i!'n, who was elesli'U
chttlrntan, with A, J, Mirrtlti as 'sec
retary. DttcKates were apiolire:l
fronv various towmhitm In the couniy
as follows:
Hoonvllle, M. M. CrtmitiH'll; Kiinbf.,
.lack Pryanti; liuck Shoal, A. I), lien
tiv; li"cp Creek, J. R. Rece; North
f.lbert)Tj). I. Renvls; Forhusli, Wirt.
Splllrcuir; Little Yadklc J. A. Lllllng
Ion: V-zM East 1'iid, D. C. Noitnan;
East 6ast Bend, W. It. Renlger.
Tha committee appointed to confer
wltb Wlnston-Sfllcni consists of W. L.
Kelly, W. A. Hall. J. M. Plillllps, C,
M. Win. 1, 'ii, J. W. Pass and A. J. Mar
tin. The lllpplo s:iys llial sevcili'
spU ndid hpcechf a wcru iniiilu on i'.i
Rival ndvatltnge-j of a car line by Ii.
E. Holton, Chas. U llolton, of Win
ston. II. It. lliown, J. S. Martin mid J.
A. Lllllngiotf. Tho Ripple adds:
"W'c have a foir show for the inter
ill ball n.iw. bo pih-h it n Ions towiitd
Winston and we are nssurtd tlial
Win. t. .n will push her part, as i.ne
ha.s already xpresttr that determlna-iloti.
"Another meeting Is billed for July
I., Ot 5 our buttery leady and h'l
Lt ab'e to coiiipletj oil arrangement.',
by ll.at, time."
Two whit? boy. William Murray
antl Wilon t),',.ll, must serve tio da
each on the co-.uity roads for dlstuib
log the meeting at Star warehou,' on
WediHsflay nlht, Setitence n Im
PmI by Mavt,.- E.iiii yi-sterday ai
ternoon.
I Jst night tour ol her parties were
arrested and locked up on the charge
lot InstillUig laiKes attending the er-
vices III thif wiu.v!)tise. Their names
we Salem Sides, Orncy Hale, tile"
Sillle and Cha.. Teaslry.
Nearly 200.000 Destituta Peo
ple In Trlsco Arc Being
Cared For Now.
In Report to War Department Gin
eral Greeley Tells of the Many Dif
ficulties Which Asmy Officers Art
Trying to Overcome In IfTort tm
Provide Adequate Relief for fcuf
fercrs Bv Wlm Th nmllnO.
WASlliNt'.TON. May 4. Its, a lenx
-mil to the war deimrtmetit thin
morning (ixieral (Ireisey :
"The nuinbr of ii.tlttiie beluit
f e I U coo'nioiis. stki 'gating UxU),
1 'JI.fi.17 !n Son r'lanelwo. Aptreut
y c.,n'i vatlve estimates place the
tl stlm'e urtigtee at 40.000, In Oak
land and IV'tkley. How the terrlbie
contttlona arc n b- m ! U the sub
Ject of a nut earmst coo side rat lou
between th finaneo conimllt-o ami
mvMlf. Wolle ex rtl irw of the army
to teiitcc till 10 the smallest pomrtb'o
limit have efftvt.Hl tnrM)rtant readjuat
ni'-nt c! a tint Ion wlthmt eiRimiow
suffeiliig apteara lniooioitble. While
daily hoiilUK for a great decrease in
the number of dtitHute I atu nit ctue
rldet'.t. Tho far-muhlns; extent of the
disaster uemot be apre!late4 with
out pers Kial observation."
T.
FAMILY WERE SHOCKED
Ily Telephono to Tlw Heinlnel.
BNTF.IU'RISH, May t-Dotlng the
storm in this sectlem Wednesday
night many-largo t.r'ies were? blown
down. The hntiit of Sam KU r, r, i
Midway. Oaild ort oiinty. was struck
by lightning. H'r.lde shattering f.e
eial pieces of wtathcrhoarding, Mr.
Eller ami the other members of his
liinilly wen badly tJmcked, thoiigli
all liave recovcted.
Rownti W .J.-1 ley, who left home
mysinioiis'ly tliice weeks agei, has not
b.'i 11 In aril fi 0111. HeltitlveH and
friend. arc 'convinced that be haslefi
the Stale.
The revival, which has been In
gnsa at H itKlimd M, E. church foe
two ( '. lll pnibsbly cloe to
r.lnht. II -v. Ilnrold Turner will con
duct tli s:rvJ.ce. He oecupltd tlu pul
pit last night and pleached a thouubt
ful rcni' .n on "The Divine phytic
tan." Tim dUcoiifsii was heard with
M'nuini" lute H..t by the entire cou
gregutle 1, Mt, Tiun'r said: i have
liuiKid li ng titul cairfitlly for a per
fwt mail, but lalli-l to find one wfiu
d un not lu'ed a h dp fiom the dlilii
I li.iKh liiii every day"
CONFERENCE Of THE
M. E.
1 MONTH OP H
Chief of Police Crutchflidd make
the following refrart for April: Num
Imt of cas before the mayor, con
victed, 150; number bound over. . Id:
(oral. lfi!; amount of fines and cos's
docketed lit cash, IWLHl; collectid
in cash, $G04.0I. Of the 18 tws ix
lore tho mayor W. T. P. r.ry had 1"
enses and J boun- over: K. A. Martin
had 2H and 1 bound over; W. A. Hlirt
ties,. It. and " lioiiiul over; R. V
riryan, 21 and 4 bound over; H. C
Valentiiie.14 and 3 bound over; C A
I'tait, 21 and 3 bound over; C. I
Roval, 19 and H. W. Stanford IK.
The cotton mill plant f !i"
Damask Manufacturiiig Co. at Roar
ing River will be re-sold here totnor
low. , '
BASKET BALL GAME
levers of the national sport will
have nn opis)rtuulty of witiiesiing .1
game of ball at I'alivir mk si Jtllo
tomoiTow afteiraoit.
The conh .tlng teams will be from
Kernersvlllo and tins Sabnljl IV11.. .'
scb'Nil.
The malingers, lire predicting an In
teresling and exciting cent est, and
both sltles arc qiilie fonfld. tit of vie-
An lnttciing ax well as exciting ii.'itnn ..,t t .eh man will m.mivis,!.
gams of basket ball was that played thn battery for th Kaletn nine. I'lie
Ily Wire to The HHitlne.
IMltMINr.HA.M, Ala, May 4 TV
sicoiul del s sesvi.m of the Methodist
EpUci; ..il chuirh. South, eotifetencn
wii!'. Inrti ly loitilne this morning, and
mio, hIimi baiii..'tci In liansarllim
f buiitiiH. by tho fact thai many
d-'l dill' j wi le not in Ihr lr seals I'lll'l
111x01. IlislKiii Duncan, of South Cm j-
llina, w.i railed lo tin. chair. '. s
The Prst sfandeiig conimlrtee to re
port w ta that on rule. Its rec m
mi'iidutlun thai three copies of all
ren j.nti iiov be furnish. d wss (ver
i.il'd. Dr. .1. II. Mclean, of Texas,
lea) tin devotional exercises.
at tha V. M. C. A. gymnasium last
night betwteii the Red awl Blues.
Tho victory went to the Reds by tt
score of 20 to 1G. This make this
team champions. The Red won the
same honors last year.
laist. night's contest was witnessed
by a sniaM but appreciative crowd.
The receipts of the evening-, wiih
some private subscriptions, will oe
ii'iit to the Y. M. C. A. relief fund at
San Francisco..'
AROUND THE CITY.
D. L. Blackburn, of Reldsvllle, wae
In the city tolay.
Moving pictotea every night it
Mssen park.
Rev. 8. F, Coma (I was here this af
tctr.oon enrotitc to CSailotte.
T. 8. Douglass came In today to
spend a few dnys with bis family.
Will Shepherd has bought the
property on Jersey avenue, formerly
occupied by Chan. Moser, and will Im
prove same.
-"-The annual lovefeast and bits
inrss meeting of Calvary congregation
will be held this evening at o'clock
All of the comiminlcant members aie
urged to attend. t .
Miss Mary Zevely was tendered
surprise at her home on Church
street, Salem, last evening. Quite a
nrrniber of her friends were mesnl
and the evening proved a very enjoy
abb one to all ptesont.
Congfiessmon Spencer fllackbii.f
was h.re this afternoon. He cuu In
011 the 2:18 train, returning to Grte.m
horo at 6:0.'!. He' stated .thai he ran
dow,n from Washington last night for
a brief rtay In tho State.
.Mr.' Roma Ikrrier and Miss
lirilei fkeroti wre married Thurs
lay t vetting at 7 o'clock, the cere
.noiiy iMdng pcrfortrHl at the home
of the bride' father, Mr. J. II. Ibf son,
near Kernel svi lie. Rev. W, M. Hi Its',
of K mersvlUe, officiated. Mrs. lur
rler is a slst ,-r of Penital Clerk C. II
Reckon, cf thin city.
boys are anxious to have Rood crowd
witness ihe gaim ami The Sentinel
holies they will not be disappointed.
Mrs, Sarah Iloueblns returned il,is
afterjioon from a visit to her son, Wai
ter llourhlns, at. Spencer.
New Advertisement,
The Alien Ci.--I.sto new on men'
wear.
Sdapln.'. Ilij'r.' r and dreater than
ever; the upeclnl sale on ladles' fail
oxi'ordit.
. Roi. -lib icIk r. Men's department;
upeeiul . value do- tomorrow, Sdior-
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Hlmis 111 Ding Co. A stock of baib
rwiulsltca MiTJoml to none,
The lire Hilvt. Tho biggest week'
sales In our history; many specials
for tomorrow.
The Meyers-Westbrook Co. Tomor
row a day of speclnl price and val
tien. A few of Ihe many special pike
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Senator from Massachusetts, Generally admitted to be the President t
Spokesman In the Senate.
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