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T-I.e.-T ', " T't-;' to Jl V T "' THE TIMES-VISITOI RALEIGH, N. C, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2. 18JiD. 8762 i i. It .p.RTIfy THE TREATY ' ... j j ition to the Pliin is :. Apparent OPPOSES EXPANSION Report of War InvcstlRators Forth , Coming General Miles and Em I aimed Beef Fight Against Leader Bailey. Fi oiii our Regular Correspondent. Washington. January 2. 1N99. ' Mr. McKinley is so anxious for the Senate to promptly ratify the treaty of peace that he ton occasion to broach the suhjc?t to a number of Sen ators who shook hands with him at the New Year reception it the White House today. It is the antics of Agui naldo, believed to have both Spanish and German inspiration, vvuicn an causing Mr. McKinley nnxDty. He told the Senators that his hands were tied, outside of the terillory ,.l eady occu pied by our troops, until the treaty was ratill-il. Democratic opposition to vthe treaty itsa-lf has inmost entirely disappeared, but Democratic opposition i o our keeping the Philippines perma ently appears to b. increasing. Pres It indications a:e that whatever dc y til-re may be in reaching a vole on :e treaty, which will go to the Sen .e this week, will come from llepuh can Senators, such as Hoar. Hale and erkins. Nearly all the Democrats say ia: la.- treaty should be promptly atili.d because it docs not commit his country to keeping the Philip ines. and dcl:y may result in serwu.- ,1-otlble. Colon ". Dciiliy. mil' hi' tii.' Dcino.- a.ic nii'inbcis ,,r the War Inv.-siigaiing Commission, dropped a bin, that indicate-' a -iirpii.-c f..r soui'-ii. iy when I he ,1'epui; of the commission is mate. !,,..: .a ill 1... in-Oalo ..I" I'olli' Weeks, he thinks. He said: "Wh n they make their report 1 tinnk that all fair-minded pe. ;!.' will admit Ih.-y li ve p. r i'orai ' ! their work conscientiously and tha; i. is not so much of a whitewash commission as many persons have m i.g',!)"d. v The 'i.airnates- of Ihe beef t:US! have trying to scale General .Miles over since he told the investigating com mission tilt the "embalmed" beef sent to I'eb; and Poi to Itieo was utterly untit f-r u-te and expressed the opin ion, backed up by tha.t of physicians, that liie enforced eating of it had been responsible for much of .the sickness, but they have not sii'ceedcd. and are riot likely to. A Hoard of Survey, composed of ar my officers h s been appointed to in vestigate the beef, both canned and re frige .d. furnish-d the army. Sin.iior Mason, of Illinois, is the la test Jt'iuiblieiin Senator to declare against xpansiim. lie said: "I in no; an a-xpans.ioniM. b'.'.i I think the treaty, how-.v i. will not cntiiiiii; this country to th- expansion id. a. Tiie ive'iilin:! o!' disposition of the Philippines and iih. r-iiKiiiei'S relating to cxp.tnsioii 111!) 0 :V suii.it ; be set 1 1. d illl "r oil. The .o I. in o In- p i-s-'d upon hastily. 1 admit jtii.Ii: s.-ais to 1) a. p..pu .ar seiiii favor ot ill" ex- pansi.u idea at present, bti look f.'" a change. The p af y I nppa- :eh!ly do ;,oi conii rein ml just v. hat cx p nsie.n mean:-." The announcement from New York tli..; Mr. t'r.'k. r ',ad .-, h , t d It pi .-eii-r:tiv .-tti i.e.- as a can.lid.i ; f.-r Sp ak er i.f til,- next H.ii!.-'. and .oiis-i. neatly tiie h .ul.T of the Damn-rats in that body, was not rcccivd ny too pleas ant';.' by la iho.-ra t.i in Washington. Tiierc is no personal objection to Mr. Suizer, who is cxtremciy well liked, oonsioc ing the short time he has been in Congress, but resentment is express ed towards Mr. Crd; i- for trying to meddle with this mait-r. There has b'er. nioic or loss talk tim ing Demo crats about this or th .t man being selected to (ill the pla "e in the next Congress that lb pres. nta.lve Bailey. of Texas, dees in the present House, but, according to Mr. Bailey's friends, he will be the man. Pressure upon the administration was strong enough to c use the cobinet to instruct Secretary Hay to sUelch the Pacific Cable Company, ny exercising his right to disapprove the concession for a table monopoly obtained by this company from the late government of Hawaii, inside of six months from dte of concession. The six months expired today. This is the company that want ed this government to grant it a sub sidy of $100,000 a year Xu. twenty years enough to build the cable for the free use of the cable front California to Ha waii. MLINECX NOT WANTED. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. NEW YOR'K. Jan. 2. The son of Gen. Molineux, whose name was men tioned in connection with the Cornish aiurder. is not wanted. It Is now sifted flown to the sale of a matchhold in Newark, hi i e the gMrl found wro sold it. THE "DART" LEFT HELrLESS. By Cable to the Times-Visitor. QPEENSTOWN", Jan. 2. The Brit ish steamer "Newby" today reported having met the British steamer 'Dart," from Philadelphia. The "Dart's" pro peller wos carried away on December 29th. The "Newby" towed her an hour when her hawser parted. The "Dirt" was left tn a helpless condition. Ml LI, Eft MUST ACT. hy Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. The cabinet in extra session has decided that there must be no backing down in the Iloilo matter and that General Miller must 101. THE EMPEROR BETTER. By C .ble to the Times-Visitor. BERLIN, Jan. 2. The Emperor pass ed a good night, and is no longer fe vei ish. GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. ALU NY. Jan. 2. Thousands of per sons raw Colonel Theodore Roosevelt sworn in as Governor of. the State of New Yolk today. Gov. Black on retiring said that he hoped that the ney Governor's admin istration would "lie tilled with the larg est benefits to the State." Great prob lems were to be solved in the near fu ture. GOVERNOR S OFFICE ROBBED. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. SPRINGFIELD. ILL.. Jan. 2. Gov- tornor Tanner's office was entered last S. mu day night and over $."00 was se cured by the robbers. OVER TIIE "MAINE." i ' nop. ny An. -sled for Waving Cub.n Flags ill Parade. By c hie to the Times-Visitor. Havana. Jan. 2. Three bill" jackets from Texas rnwcd out to the wreck of ".Maine" yesterday and hoisted the icn an ll ig. The ;lag was saluted by all ihe shins in the harbor. A company from the Indiana regi men;, which waved Cuban (lags during tin- parade yesterday have been relcas- 1 from arrest. An investigation shovv 1 thai the Hags were distributed by Cubans in the c.iwd. and that the wav ing of them was th lughlless and not prearranged. FATAL COLLISION. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. NEWARK. OHIO. Jan. 2. 'Near New t'onord, a Baltimore .ml Ohio freight going down grade collided with the second section, running into the Hist. Two tramps ware killed. DING LEY ILL, By Telegraph to the Tinies-Visitoi . WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. Cngi css m n Dinghy, of Maine, has a serious affect ion i n "tie of h.s lungs. Messen geis w fere sent for the members of his family. Tie y ale cxpi -ied at his bed side today. '!"ii!.' is no ehane.e in the condition .' cmivs'simm l'imtioy. He is s if I... i'l:; rr,.m pit. ili)oii;.i, lid i:. c .ndi- ai is ciitic. il. HOW HE WAS C ..V V !' TK. D. i'y c I.'.- to ;':o Tine. ' Visitor. LONDON, Jan. 2. A dispatch from Pa .-is says the i.ist of th t, s;im my g.v.n before th' Court of Cassation by V.rcier. Minister of Va'al the tone . '' the comb ni na i i.-ll of Dri i fus. has b- l ed i. ill lo the coot iil.lt Dreyfus' gobl w.i- airivid at by the piocess of cii: ti'.ti : ton. FAT itlKNED. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. BROOKLYN, Jan. 2.-Cu:hy's car riage factory was binned this morning. The loss is a quarter of a million dol lars. COAL. MINE AFIRE. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. CARLINVILLE. ILL.. Jan. 2. The tipple and iowwni'ks of the Carllnville coal shaft are burning. Ninety men are imprisoned. The lire department is un able lo check tiie llamc'.. QUILT CELEBRATION. NEW YORK. Jan. 2. Il is clear nd cool. The celebration of New Year to day is quiet after the blizzard early yesterday. RECEIVING IN SANTIAGO. Hy Cable to the Times-Visitor. ' Santiago, De Cuba, Jan. 2. Gen. Wood, owing to an ancient Santiago custom, todiy anpeared in full dress uniform. The Major General received memb.'i's of the Suprem? Coprt, the city enutvil, members of the chamber of commerce and other officials of the city, then followed a public reception. PAG A ST A CONVALESCENT. By Ceble to the Times-Visitor. MADRID, Jan. 2 Minister Sngasta Is able to sit up and will hold a public reception soon. CLANS GATHER ' Legislators and Office Seek ers Pouring in LOBBIES THRONGED Every Train Adds to the Crowd Which is Gathering for the Meeting of the General Assembly Wednesday- Every incoming train now brings members of the Legislature, their friends and applicants for various posi tions to this city by the score. The members, are being met at the station and Immediately button-holed. This Assembly has been predicted the brain est that ever met in North Carolina and judging from the members already on the scene, this prediction is abund antly realized . It will be a handsome body of men. Governor Russell has completed his message to the General Assembly, and the document is being typewritten to day. The message will fifty pages type written. In most cases, it is reported, the Governor's message will advocate carrying out the recommendations of the superintendents and managers of the vaiious institutions. The Assembly will convene itt noon Wednesday. The House of Representa tives will be called to order by the Chief Clerk of the House in ISilT, Mr. A. o. Muslin, of Wilkes ".unity. Lieutenant Governor Reynolds will rap for older in ihe Senate. When the two Houses have conveivd tee Governor's message will be re id. The cau-irs of the Democratic mem bers of tile legislature will be called early tomorrow morning, and the cau cus will be held tomorrow night. The caucuses then will select Ihe various oflh i r.- in both Houses, and some w lil be made happy and some wail be dis -poinled. Interest enters just now upon the selection of a Speaker of the House ..f It. picscntatives. Then- arc three leading candidates, all of them gentle men of recognized ability. The three most prominently mentioned are Hon. Lee S. overman, of Sdishury. ex-Judge II. G. Connor, of Wilson, and Hon. Locke Craige. of Asheville. II. .ii. Lee S. ov-'trian, of R.iw.m county, has served before in the House and has also been mcnlioned for the Democratic nomination for Inil.d Suites Senator. As a p irlianientarian he has few eipials in the Slate. Ex-Judge Henry G. Connor, of Wil son is a lipe scholar, a gentleman of dignified bearing and impresses all who meet him with his sincerity and ability. Hon. Locke Craige. of Buncombe, has done valiant s-rvi-e for the Democratic party. He was :m elector at large in ls'iS. He is a stron:' debater and i vigorous thinker. The lobbies at the Yarborough House and Cari'ollton are already imon'.te.! e. i:h legislators and applicants for v. ri .us positions in ihe eifl of tile Gon . r..l -s on'oly. Of course, many of t b e pp'.c .: r : s and legi.-Ia lors are at !..a.d- . Ii , i : i s c eie. I throughout the It 11. -...'.; Koivan. O I. lire. I''' b.. ... A a'.-r.g Mi ;h 1, ia: 1 nil, mi. -a j. ivcfc... e.ii!,,.' of ii,.- Asa. ! : i : r. I : .1. M. Can-: dp. b. .1 Asm :'! P. c. C.irli. n. of fiat 'svil'e: .1. II. Xlcl. r. of Sar.loi' l: J. P. A .'riii';!."i. of N.t.-h-vii:.e K. !. Just I.-, of M iri ci: Thomas .(. .Mttrr I.'', of M,usi:;'!l: A. K. l'- s y. M. 1.. Shipmaii. A. t'an'n.n and I '. F. Toms, of Tiend rs -nvdle; o. XV. IV.:! ! ..v, of Cobbboio: K. K. Newell, of Murphy: J. O. HI o k. of Ca lhage: H. L. Goodwin, of Dunn: llrevard Nixon, of char'otie: J. S. Elem-.re. .1. II. snow and I!. L. Leath-i .vood, of Bry scn City: H. lb Varner, .lit.ir of tic L. xinglon D spaich: J. 1.. Scales, of Hi i.tesville; J. A. I'.iow'l. of Cll.ld boiun; C. V. Kiihy. of S.ima; J. P.. Smith, of F.iyc;tcviile; II. S. Ward, of Plymouth. Among ihe mt nibcrs. at the Cnrroll ton re: Thomas J. Jerome, of Mon oe; R. B. Clarke, of Ansonvillc : It. L. Ste vens and C. W. La ney. of Monroe: D. R. Julian, of Salisbury; C. M. Thomp son, of Lexington: M. C. Quinn. of Rowan, and Walter Murphy, of Salis bury. NEW YES Jl RR'f-EPTION. By Telegraph to the Times-Visitor. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 The Presi dent and Mrs. McKinley were greeied by an immense throng at today's re ception. There we;e very few decora tions. All classes wished the Presid.nt a happy New Year. T HYING CONCILIATION. By Telegtaph to the Times-Visitor. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. Advices to day from Iloilo state that General Mil ler hast not landed but is endeavoring, pending instructions from Genenl Otist i tn conciliate the Insurgents. DEATH OF W. S. UOnNH. One of Raleigh's Oldest Inhabitants Passed Away Yesterday. Mr. Wesley S. Boon.- died at 'his ros denee. 217 South East street, late yes terday afternoon. Mr. Boone had been in declining hedlh .-.une lime but death came unexpectedly. He was not considered dangerously ill before yes terday. He was one of Itauoigh's old est and best citizens, being d- vout member of tile Central .Methodist church. Mr. Boone was a native of Chath ni county, but has lived in Ral eigh about half a century. He was in his 74th year. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Mary A. Boone, and one daughter, who resided with him. The funeral servic. s were held from the reside:. ce this afternoon and were conducted by Rev. E. C. Glenn, gers were sent for the members of his EMANCIPATION. The Address Contained Some Good Ad vice. The colored citizens of Raleigh to day celebrated lie' niversary of their emancipation. The exercises were held in the A ademy of Music, and the hall was filled to ovei llow ing. The parade was held at noon. Willis (Paves of obcrlin. pr 'sided it Ihe meeting. Chai b s N. Willi. mis read the procla mation .-Mid Miss Mary Buiw.-ll read the poem. The ad lr.ss of the day was deliver ed by L. I!, c'apehari. principal of lie V .shingioii public school in this city. His subject was "The Future o the Ne gro." He said that the immigration csclieir.e wa . liipraciieab'.e and ad vised til' co'O'd b- to ex reise pa - lience end moderation, avid p.'iili s and devote ih.ii taii" to industrial i d . diieal ...iiial d r-pim-ni. Th add es cms g 1 an- v, ... well receive I. EN.h'Y U'.l.K EVENING Re- ;i;!y a: oh Pel's il Si I c.a e a d hca : : joy ai by i li'.i.i r. u and Miss iwaided :''," h "l e of bel' I her in.ii!vT. ,-s Carrie .-mi in : . w hi- ll u as -f fri. nds. Mr. Mi " ekm.in , i" or I . -inc. Hi b si looking . .i:p:... .Mrs. lb pm Ibid;.:.. ,.f Jacks.. nv'.!;-. la., .id .Mi. Jas. I-:. King ivi'i'i'.c.l :n" p:iz-- for ihe in -si graceful cup!" ih cab" w .lit. Af ter a doligiiiful p: ..gram, including sev eral solos by Mrs. Ibrdgo. delicious rc freshn.euts w-'ic s.'ie.l. The dining ...mill was beaiiiifitly decorated with ivy and misiie, .e. Mi.-s Smith proved a most charming host-ss and the even ing was spent most enjoy ,b!y by till the guests. AFTERNOON PRAYER MEETING. The pic. "em w. ek. beginning with this afternoon, will be observed by all Ihe Baptist women of Ihe city as the Week of Pra ye fa Missions. The ser vices of the Week Will be held ill tile Sunday school re. no "f .he First Bap tist church cveiy fit i n l at four o'alo'k. except this i. Mon. lay) after noon . hen I In y began promptly a '. ihrc"-: hii ;y. 'l a m. . i ia;:s w ill last ,.l . b. ilc b ., : anv :. . a I -1 1 e : a s - : I : i.ll r in i h s '.h is my can, ii a u in -s. i .i l .' y no. b iii. ,.! I-. i be c. .r.l.a . Iv w . le 1 1 1 a I . -p 'ia 1. -ti . cxp. et ed f l .'hi 1 Ii1' i a i i r a Is l.m' atiell.i.l lice Is I'' I lie.-- e.!. ! I and .. 1 imp .. i . : n: aabj' cts. I :y ..i.c r "f J. S. CM:!!, lb siil. iib lb 1 'ENSOX. s erei.iiy. PRESBYTERIAN .'lirip'l! -V.KKK OF I RAYER. 'lb'..' prayer service at til" Pr.'.-by o'i an c'oiireh this evening comm. nc s pro'i-p.ly at a quai ier to o'clock. Th" .s ; 1 1 a j , ; of tiie cVcllillg is " i 'l':l V a'i 11 1 I'onfes - ion." Reiiiaibs will be i e. . . . I . hy T. 11. ib'iggs and W. S. I'r.iin o .. The serve e will be held in the lieu S ihba'h Scb. d building, which is bright, warm, (mloi .abie. All arc inched. TROFRLH AHEAD. filial. i Concedes la. Ru.-si Pl.ap" IV owned bv lai'itish rrabj,vts By c hie to I lie Times-Visitor. PICKING, J.,n. 2. - The Chines,. Kv trniiienl has Included in the Russian (aim'i ssimi the H.inli.iu property, be longing to British owners', wh.) la-ruse to give the property up, and this is likely to cause Ihe long expected bi'.'.ii h in the East. NO TltOBl'LE IN ft BA. By fable to the .Times-Visi (or. HAVANA, Jan. 2. No disturbances have so far followed the change of gov ernment in Cuba yesterday. LOCAL HEWS ITEMS Familiar Faces in the Pass ing Throng SHORT STATEMENTS .Movement of People You Know Glean Ings in and About thcCitj--Snatch's of Today's Street Gossip. . Don't writ? it lxfl. and have to scratch it out. Miss Miiiarn Stamps has returned from a visit to Tarlinro. Mr. John C. Scat borough returned to Murf iccshoro this morning. The General Assembly convenes it 12 o'clock noon day after tomorow. Tin-re was only one death from ty phoid revei in iiab'igh during the year IS!!-. Mr. Joel Whilaker returned ;.. Balti more loilay lo complete his course in dentistry. Mrs. V. S. Timberlake and Misscss M. V. and E. C. Timb-rbik". of Si. Paul, are a t the Yarln.ro. Mr. P. A. Carter leTt today fur a bus iness trip South. He has been spend ing ihe holidays in Raleigh. Mr. Henry Wyatt and Mr. Robert Wynii" have returned to Bui. 's Aead i my lo complete tb.'.r studi. s. Mr. W. c. M M. "kin lakes .-b. i ii.- R.i ieigil road disi i i. : today .in I e w i i i b g i li to ha ,v a I no'.!-. M l- .1. s Fowl h i. lav a Ill-' l b -II s s ia N.n ii I ' i "I l ii lb c ' in R-. .Ml . 1 biff .ile al lie i ' n 1 1 a 1 M . . .. ilia", and ..-p la ll. i d T - lev is I I . a bii-i man b urn . o - , a lie.'. ! .if and ari:. i:is n eai- i-ha ia .s.-iii-n: bo : a-' Turn s .1. 1 1 would be a good al-1 I-, fund". the Senate -handier and nmuii ais hal: with burnt sulphur t.uiigh; and i nii": row uioi'iiing. .-'.uroly Ibis is a s- son of niariybi . and givini,- in marriage, n.-n.ly "ii hunilrnl liceiis.s were issued liuiiii; December. W. G. Alien. Esq.. assumes the .hub's of Superintendent of Wake County Home for Aged mil Inlirni. and ihe County Hoii.-e ..f Correction today. Already the hotels and boar. log houses arc filling up with members .'f ihe General Ass"!iibly and candid for lb" vari ois oflio s conn.., ; -d :ii - v il l). .Mr. .1. Eiliugiou t l - -s : d M n. .art a ni" n 'Isi of disoid '..ni ii.ih .d .lie ab.-. i tin. .Ida lb. ik, r, the . end m i. d I'd I ;.. be hang-.l W- dn- .'!. ::. i.y Dili. This v. iii o cur ..a W. in ! v ..; I'iir Sl aallll W , l'!i of tile 1 i ill li.l i a Hi i biiii i ag which, no doiihi, I .nv.' "i a. i murdei' ca.-'es ill be sei b.r ti inb Mr. Torn S. S.oi'e. ..,' ili'.-ii ii. v b. . has b, . n sp. ii.liio; a f.- .v day-' in ' eiiV 1, tinned li ail'.' ' :!"l.'il.'. M I'. Stone is one of ihih ::;h'e rios. promi n pit business n. :. ! v-:s ' in ii .,(,'!!.. often Iv !'" of :.:. V.' ..: ' al ... i .. gi. :d in shah- b s b id. V, i: ininiii m ssi ng. v. The a-r ov.,1. .1 c. adibon of our j .1 --hotlid be ."ii'"d I. a I't . 1 b-io :. ii ol' i be i P.oa 1 of Coiitity ('..'iiiiii-sio::. ; s. and 'icy sb..'ub! go iubi V.ie jail and p.-i- J sol-ally view Ihe sighi. ( iv i rci'invded j f-r a liionih and aim -i daiiv .t.lmis- sii ii of new p'. is.in o s i,nv .o-e. s -: n ;-d I a 'laiist.'.nt d.y i'lid nighr guanl n round j the c.ices m ine mil aiag. Mr. Morton Czz had a curiosity lo d.iv ia the shape of a copy of tife I'ls let- County tlazette. of Kn turd iy. Jan- u iy 4:h, ImiO. It cuntains an account i.f Ga.'otge Washington's funeral and I also tells of the enpiure of two Span- ' ish vessels, bound from Il.rvan.t, by Botne British frigates. 25 CENTS A MONTH Mi.-s Oaavia Wbit.lan is visiting in Saiiip"on county, Mir-s M.itiie King. ..r F yettevibe. is visiiing !r-r brother Mr. D. W. King. Miss Birdie Black is the guest of Miss Ella .Mi i 1 n the I'ornei nf Ed-nton and Dawson streets. .Master Willie Noiris. of Greensboro, who has been spending Christmas with Mrs. W. G. I'pchurch. returned home today. Th bared Odd Fellows attended the funeral of William Turner, who lived on M nly stre t. in a body today. Mr. D. A. Coble, Superintendent the Orphans' Home at C .'dsb. . .1 family are visiting friends in tile ciiy M.ssi'S. Wby V. Clifton, of WaU". and It. B. Smith, of Fav-tieville, an the leading a andidalcs for door keeper of the Senate. Yesterday Mr. L. S. AU-n. recently appointed General Passenger Agent of i he Seaboard Air L:ne. n.-sumnl 111" duties of his new position. In the officers of the Soal.ui Gabs Lodge wo negb cteil Saturday to Stale that Mr. Jos. G. Brown is chairman of ihe Widows' and Orphans' fund com mittee. Mr. J. N. MeB.iry. ice niiy el.ci.d keeper of th" maikei by iha- board .if Aldermen, look charge this morning. Mr. Mc's many friends .re glad to glee: i i i in in his n vv quart, i s. Mr. George Fraps h fi Ibis morning for Baltimore when- be vviii tak- his Ph. D. at Johns Hopkins I'nivrsity . Mr. i.'raps will 1101 eiiier upon his du ties as a chemist in ih" Siaie Expeii-iaii-ni Siai.on uniii bit"!', possibly ;h May. Rl'l- I SIMa To pin.. R-b. i- .,: -I i : l : t'. v i . i : t I o i a WASIIIVGTuNli. J a 1 1 an. i , V' : .y . !..:li; : :. ieb ):.,,.!; To hoid -a . : .-.I f..r t ho : :i Ii-- 1 in their rcspe. ii : . I '. irb ll fie 'I'h- a l an as lollow .-: sup. i iia.- IH'. ii.. N. 1 '.. I'-i u got. 11. F.rsi Assist .n! Sup ::i::. i"l"n!. A. lb Sei op. 1 Ai .- isian i Sn pei i n : : '. 1 1. .he man. labraiian. E. P. Mo.-S. A.-sisianl Librarians, c. i: nd Mi-s Minnie rpei'.iir.'h. So, .. i .li s Mil-.s I'liehur. h . loiioll. Tn asm . . c. p. spi itbb ehoihier. ,1. 11. Smith. Leader f ( r b sir . .i.din 1 " i e., Mrs. 1 . ,; . ..... N. n: W. In- -1 1 mi- U....-1 ' n -, e : I be 'I". 1 1 a i i ... . : v ill. :. Parks 1 R. L. :i b- ' CAM -' '. A is : : " c 1 1 i : i p. Pir . an j j ; , j s a I 1 b. ie I rs. ::. 1 si SI ill, W il n led il lb N : ilil him o'i i d i ha : i ::. lop ' b i was w b" a l : a n My ihe! :' , ba i '..' to bar e- ni o.a:. .lb Ii:, anion ol : h- .we ' i . , li s p :i'. y 1 li iv,. p-. i-'oii'i ' kno.'l ib.a I da pa n has never sc. ." -.1. i hi 0 c. .- i n: i. win n t 'bbies pi "! b I .-.id !,! to tb.e brink of war. Cor.: e- lie; -on i 1 jl. ! Sli.i : UI il V a '.. I til.' " And at home, be il l.o.eh.bcl i li - s ; i ii :', d "cons. 'TV a ! iv I'e;!.' -"" was . ag. i iy n --, in, th. -iady ' i.csc histi-r.v' and lit er.. i . 1 i.r th" mis; ike ,, i':... S , -: in lib . II a was laoli'Oll" l ' ih" fa' v oi i, '-'. in spi.e ad i baiera! air,: ;;. s h aid not hebeve in ,1 ipiii's d s.:i;i;' e dne.-'s, nor in her denial i.f a';. ;:.- 'I he fi'orts of Li v. --re uitii: : ' 'y obV s. the cabal a; lb:n:; i 'sisi- II rcfoi an I hat might exo tb.-.r corrupt ion. ii'id. aiier '.',' iiiy-I've ; ;i'i.,1 . . u is of forbearance, Japan h.i.l no a -i live hut la bring her hi" undying Eh- r to his st iises. Siie l'1iir.,ai ih - y ta) win China ever '.' h '' vative policy. Thi.- e 1 ft,..n cv?ry g-imine rerard.
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