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TEXAS ORDER FL0URSH1NG,

SAY OFFICIALS Leader of Johnson County

Unit Report Most Satisfactory Progress.

A Weekly Mirror of Congress Daily Activities of Your Senators and Representatives.

PRAISE FOR KOURIER Educational Program Unanimously Indorsed at Union Meeting (Special to Tli Kouiirr.) Cleburne, Tex., Jan. 26. Klan leaders of Johnson county met in this city for the purpose of discussing thn farrrnrViin(r nrncrrnin of the OV-

1 j , McKillnr proposal to Klve our warRalllZatlOn and deciding UPOnlship a longer range as defeated by definite plans for putting this! a vote of 45 to 22. Senator Johnson, , ,,.i;, in tVua California, was the only Republican

Bureau of The Kourler, - 215 G St., N. W.. Washington.

WASIIINGTON, Jan. 26 The Senate turned itself into a

w "lodge of sorrow" Monday afternoon and recalled the virtues of three deceased senators who have recently passed

on. The eulogies were delivered as follows: 611 Senator Lodee. of Massachu-o-

sella, by Senators WalHh, Massachusetts; MeCormick. Illinois; Snioot, I'tah; Tnderwood. Alabania: Wadsworth, New York; Moses. New Hampshire; I'ess, Ohio; Butler. Massachusetts. On Senator IiramV'Ree, of Connecticut, by Senators McLean. Connecticut Overman, North Carolina; Moses, .Vow Hampshire: Shields. Tennessee; Bingham, Connecticut. On Senator Colt, of Rhodo Island, bv Senators firi ry. Rhode Island; Wnl.xh. Montana; Sterling. South Da

kota; Metca'f. Rhode Island. 1'renident Coolideo acain asserted

his leadership in the Senate when the

county. The inrctine was attended by nil th Klan officers in the county fin vell ox several leading members of t lie order. rieburne Klan N. I.. located in center of t lie county, is. of course, Ihe largest organization which was represented at . this meeting. The other organizations were well represented, however, the entile Leathering bolnc composed or those in whose hand:; ln the destinies of the order. .V report covering the recent meeting held in Kml Worth was made by on" of lh" official who was present ... tliU mectinr He presented the

'uieat pi. ms ut lined by the flrnnd iiuuon 01 the state, concerning the I'Yor's allien are being put forth in ;.,',i!i ling !.. Kl.m in all parts of Tevis Indorses i Mlue.itional rrncram. ;ve Kl:m educational program, tlie y ... 11 of . Ku Klux Klan. the .. ' : 'i -H"! The Texas Kourler were, .m.ong-the topics dis- , ... ., cut on 11 id mr: i;slv iia'.i -rsinj; ar.d pledging le,r ' I'SU.'lM . I l.odies to get Milldly all these movements. Tie appointment of a represent.i1, v.- of The Texas Kouiier was made .it this meeting. This represealauve will look after U- interests of the offl- . organ of the Klan in this part of Texas, both a. 10 t-iibsi rib. is and t : e s A most pleiisiug aniiouiicenient was made to the gathering by the oittelals of the Clel.urti" 01 g aniza.tion. This concerned the standing of the local l.ndy in the I'mviiu--. A letter from I'livince he ,dcji:a r! ers was read. wh1 h disclosed the fact that the v'le. hum.' Klan head-; the list of organi

zations in Province No is it i onsidered one of

I've Klans in the J't record shows that it the past three ' '"'h portionately u i i'. or- .nlzation i

('lel)'irn )".i nat ma ,e;cii ne Klan ' c splendid sh n.de. 11 w ' s. a nrft he; c ntlns t ii gr"ter "a .: -next few ne.. '

A glance over e lis! of nvi inbership in gooil standing in the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in .lohnson coundiseloses a vast majority of the most substantial citizens of the community as being active members, t'reat care has been taken in the selection of nx-inhcrs. and to a laige extent this i- responsible for the great success of

.pier

I. la.

I Not only the most nc-

vince. but Hi" growth within - has been proany other ; the state. I ' iletl. .cials of the 1 because of ich thev have will be no in,te resting on I 'tans perfected result in even aade v itlun the

who joined the r)emocrats In support of the amendment. The prop6sal would have cost Sfi.nOO.nnn. An amendment to the Naval appropriation bill by Senator Fletcher, Florida, appropriating $100,000 for establishment of a submarine base at Key West, was adopted. Senators Butler. Pepper. Clipper and Walsh. Massachusetts, have been designated as members of a commission to represent the Federal government In the observance of the liiOth anniversary of the battles of Lexing

ton and Concord. Foreign relations committee praised the proposal of the Norwegian parliament to prevent ships of that country aiding in rum-running to the

1'nited States, as a "most admirable manifestation of good will." The Senate was told that President Cnolldge is anxious for action at this session of congress on the bill to reorganize the government departments. Replying; to the speech of Deputy Marin, in the French Chamber of Deputies. Chairman Borah, of the Foreign Relations committee, defended the attitude of the American gov

ernment toward war debts. Defeated minority report of oil in-

vestinsitlng committee by a vote of

42 to 2s. submitted by Senator Spen rer. Missouri. Adopted the Walsh re

nort. 4i to :io. with Senators Borah,

Johnson. California; Norris. Brook bail a nd Xorbeck. Republicans, vot

ing with the Democrats. The report condemned the oil leases, attacked their legality, assailed former Secretary of the Interior Fall and criticized former Secretary of the Navy Denby. Adoption of the report, was preceded by a bitter attack by Senator Heed. (Dem.l Missouri, on his colleairu" Senator Spencer, following

the latter's defense of the minority report and bv speeches by Senator

Walsh. Montana; faraway. Arkansas', and JohfKHin. California. Senator Butler. Massachusetts, is after Congress in another case to remit the duty on a carillon of Bells to be imported for the church of .Notre Dame de Dourdes. at Fall River, Mass. This is another case where Roman Catholics in Massachusetts are hounding the senators and representatives to have congress let down

the burs in their favor. The Ways and Means committee of the House litis refvsod to consider such matters at this session. A delegation from the Chicago Sanitary District Commission and other

interested parties were oeioie Commerce committee on a bill proposing construction of a deeper St. Lawre nee tot he (lulf waterway. Passed the naval npproprfrrtion bill ...... ooa una nan

cnrrvlng antu oxima i e l. 3. -,v.

been favorably reported by a Senate

committee.

Republican leaders decided to send

the Underwood Muscle Shoals bill to conference and not to the Military

committee. The steering committee

gave Its approval.

Judiciary committee favorably re ported the Stalker bill which is de

signed to increase penalties and

flict jail sentences on violators of the

Prohibition law.

Adopted a resolution providing for memorial services for Senators Lodge, Colt and Brandegee on Sunday, Feb. IB.

Passed a bill appropriating $36G,000 to buy land adjoining Fort Bliss, Tex. Passed a hill authorizing an appropriation of $1,250,000 for construction of a new American embassy and consulate-general in Toyko. Passed a bill giving men who served aboard the Maine when sunk in Ha

vana harbor, Feb. 15, 1898, and their dependents, the benefits of the pension laws covering the Spanish-American war. Passed a resolution providing for the restoration of the Robert 10. Lee mansion in Arlington cemetery. Completion of the topographical survey of the United States with 5950,000 available in the coming year, would be provided under a bill passed. Passed a bill to promote production and conservation of helium gas by the government.

Representative Begg, Onio, -one of the managers of the candidacy of Representative Longworth. Cincinnati, for the Speakership of the House,

said the election of Long-worth was assured on the first ballot. An amendment by Representative Boylan, New York, providing for appointment of a Minister to the Irish Free States, was rejected. Chairman Porter, of the Foreign Affairs committee, was attacked and defended in debate for his activities at Geneva as the head of the American delegation to the Intrnational Opium conference. A request by Chairman McKenzie, of the Military Affairs committee, for unanimous consent to send the Muscle Shoals bill to conference, was blocked by objection of Representative LaGuardia, New York. Ways and Means committee approved a bill by Representative Gar

ner, Texas, to -permit until December

31 return free of duty cattle taken into Mexico for pasturage. House spent considerable time in consideration of appropriation bills for the support of the departments of State. Justice. Commerce and Labor. Rules committee decided to report a rule to refer to conference the Underwood Muscle Shoals bill.

NOT ONE CHARGE

MADE AGAINST 1

KLAN IS PROVED

Heirarchy Need Fear Nothing If Its Aims Are Patriotic and True.

ENEMIES FAIL COMPLETELY AT

CONNERSVILLE

FOREIGN MISSION MEET

Protestants Are to Show United Front Against Disturbing Condition-

Strong Unit Being Built In

Face of Bitter Opposition Manifested.

NO U. S. MINISTER TO BE SENT TO IRELAND

Texas in Its Dark Hour Appeals to Nation for Prayer

here.

MAGIC VALLEY IS

GROWING IN ALL ITS ENTERPRISES Business Is Humming as Well as Great Order New Oil Refinery Secured.

(By T, JAY) AUSTIN, Tex.. Jan. 21. Klansmen. pray for Tex

as. As I mingled with the crowd at the state capitol yesterday and saw and heard,

my heart went out to Texas

my native home and state. Taken as a whole, it was not the crowd that thronged the state-

Washington, Jan. 26. "If

Protestantism is to be preserved," said a prominent lay

man, "Protestants must organize and be prepared to defend themselves and their faith against the insidious, en

croachments of papalism which is really doing everything in its power to crush Protestants under the pretext of resisting religious intolerance." The necessity for a closer unity among the various Protestant denominations has become strikingly

apparent within the last few years, according to both leaders and laymen. With this thought in mind an interdenominational foreign mission convention has been called to meet in Washington Jan. 2S to Feb. 2. It is expected that at least 5.000 Protestants, from all over the Vnited States and Canada, will be in attendance.

Chief Purpose; The primary purpose of the convention, according to Dr. James L. Barton, of Boston, chairman of the

committee, is to mobilize the active Protestants of North America in an! effort to prove to disturbed countries abroad that ""the solution of their troubles lies in the application of Christian principles. President Coplidgp will head the list of speakers. Among others on the program for addresses are J. H. Oldham, of London; N. W. Powell, of Toronto, and leading missionaries from foreign countries. They will make reports on the outlook for Protestantism in Rome-ridden Europe. It is expected this convention will be the means of bringing about an amalgamation of real live Protestants.

Against Protestants. A prominent layman continued as

10UOV.S. i nave Deen m a positions

to study at first hand the methods used by the Roman Catholic hierarchy to crush Protestantism whereever it draes to lift its head. Reduced to its lowest " terms, the Roman Catholic organization has no reason to fear or oppose the Knights of the Ku Klux. Klan or any other patriotic movement, if its purposes are open and above board. It seems incredible to me that so many Protestants should be so gullible as to accept false papal propaganda which accuses the Klan of almost every dastardly crime under the sun. "It should be significant, however.

it seems to me. that all the sensational charges the pope's followers have made against the Klan. not one has

neen proved. Protectants must be

It is not only a matter

(Special to The Fiery Cross.)

Connersville, Ind., Jan. 26. Despite

every effort to disrupt the organiza

tion of Klansmen in this city, both by

Roman interests and certain disgrun

tied individuals, the local unit of the Klan is going forward at a most gratifying pace. The rank and file of the

Klan became disgusted at the tactics used by some persons and "got on the

lob and the results speak tor tnem-

selves. Last Monday night a speaker

from Indianapolis was greeted by most enthusiastic audience.

Instead of being disrupted a3 the

enemies carefully planned, the Con

nersville unit is gaining strength and a real and active unit has now been

established. Staff officers recently

delivered addresses here and the re

sult has been most beneficial. Even though a terriffic fight was made in

this citv to tear down the organiza

tion, activities of the foe have been

greatly exaggerated. Many loyal Klansmen are paying no attention to

the alleged strife which is said to exist but are going ahead planning for the future and laying down a concrete plan to cover their activities for this

year and with a view to future years

Washington, Jan. 26. Representative Boylan, Irish Roman Catholic, of New York, has proposed an amendment in the House Of Representatives, providing for appointment for a Minister to the Irish Free State, also Catholic, but he was doomed to disappointment for his amendment was overwhelmingly rejected. This government is not going to send ministers or ambassadors to the Vatican or any other kind of a Catholic crowd trying to run a government.

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of self-preservation,

fense.

but actual de-

11 Campbell were induct-

officp. nor oven the same

The principal item added whs jnUU.-! house and its grounds when Jim

OfiO for construction work. r.niiM n,, anil T()n

strength was maintained at m,uhw. ; p ,-.t.,,l n nnipndmcnt to the

naval bill tin1 proposal of Senator j crowd that gathered four years ago. King requesting the President to , ys. it was a different crowd. And .all another international conference., languages were there too On looking to further disarmament on ; f " WPr0 lnerP- "

...v. v .iMuiis, mem loneo, uie

nd Klcciion sub-corn-unanimously to seat

sen a

state

pro-,l t.

I'.enito. Trv. -I.i n -r: r n n umi.i l; v - -i Texa ill" .eo,l,- ' re i e ioi' i i m t h

f Ha He

1 ,

r in ! lii '!.tl a t is lannitiiiiLV " i lff ie- v , 11 (,, laoiin r 'i-nrp.es to the affairs of inht. "f 'he Ku Klux Klan

I -it' s ate s'iv.r.g He InrgcM crops .f 'ham- un-i ,th truck which IH' e'er been plant' -1 In the Valley. A -;.an Heni'o. whose motto is ' ..'row it trst," has obtained a il rctiniy. Street paving Is .'i forward rapidly and this city )4! in 1 1 a- ' I: rocs of a real boom. As one le.olini; 'itien expressed it. ' We have had and have i ec-overed from all Infantile 111-., now watch us UrnA Klatmishly and otherwise. DR. J. H. GAMBRELL NEW HEAD EL PASO SHRINE

I'.nglish language predominated 100 per cent. And the dress of the huge crowds was, like the language, uniform in practically all respects. But not so yesterday.

J SAW MANY there who did not button their collar like you and 1 and other native bora Centiles. I leard huiiruages that reminded me of the days spent beyond the llio Crande. i heard other languages that cam,- from a far Languages that run and I know not. except by history, or oenvcrsation with others who know. For the lust time since 1i74 the

I "e.ro why. this writer does know fa vorably e inced a keen interest in the In-

chas.- of -uigurailon of a Covernor. They came I bv the sc. ins. with h,nn ..1-., r

Aztec Does this spell of the ordinary" 1 you1'

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don't know; o

Kl Paso, Tex.. .Inn. 2fi. - In .1 1 1 iiirnbrel Is new Potentate of HI Ma id.i Temple. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Ir. Cambrel was not a member of the divan in lii:l, being defeated by n nntl Klan element for i hi' f Habban. There was much dissatisfaction thioughout tin1 year on this account. Last Friday ntgl.t the hall was packed with Si, rim is and interest ran high. Ir (iambi"! was ov.-r whelmiRKl.V elected over the very no tlve opposition of the same element which manifested itself las', year.

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never too late to mend a bud P ' your poll tax

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! land a nd sea ' Privileges I mitteo voted

I ,t.r Mavfield.. Texas, as

1 tor from thai state i Members of the Interstate i om 1 mere" Commission before the Inter-

tlimerre committee e ,i'-

the principle of a re. motion

f lor.,-. m on l'iiVi-i nment loans io

i-all, Is. but did not approve the - 'rl.,- ouoroisr-d to

I" mime: n.easoie. . ,,r i-.a'.iiiit another measure as a substi-

t Pile. i in, . eases in pay tentatively agn

: .1,,. l,st office Salary and

s'mce i , -. cased nostal rates bill The d-bate

I.e.- in,,,, ,hjs bill was extended at

-Magic ,.nt,,h. w,''"e s nator F. maid. Mam

reported the bill lor the pur

.. , ,:.. I

Sen! te overruled Senator Swanson's, 'he land of tl

..r i,-ainst the nostal ra ! e an ' n lng out

increase provisions of th" increased postal rate bill by a vote of 5U to 'j: The Interstate Commerce i-on.iiiit-tee favorably reported the bill to re duce the interest rate on government

loans to railroads. Military committee favorably reported a 'bill providing for the Inspection of the battle fields of the siege of PeVrshurg. Va Confirmation of Attorney Ceneral Stone to be associate justice of the Supreme Court has been further held ,,,, because of the move of the De

partment of Justice to have Senator Wheeler, Montana, reindicted m the District of Columbia. Committee ou Privileges and Sections voted unanimously dismissing the contest of C.eorge K. B- I 'eddy against Senator .Mavfield. and giving the latter his seat. Action on the nomination of Charles P Warren Michigan, to be attorney general, has b'-en deferred by the Judiciary committee on the insistence of Senator Walsh. Montana.

Senator Butler. .Massaenusens. a...

.,...,,-r-,l be would asK lor

..-..... ..,i ;,,n..ii.icni of tli

his bill to abolish port rail ilftl,r?ntials. unless action is taken at this session. IN Till: HOtSK.

ssed Senate resolution a unionsacceptance from Mrs. Klizabeth

Sprague Coolidge. of Pittsfleld, Mass.. ..f a gilt of $:). 0 for the consiruci'.n in the Congressional Library of an auditorium for chamber music. ' There are now in Cuba about 20.I ii'") Kuropeans awaiting the oppori unity to slip over into the United --ates" Commissioncr-Oeneral Hus- , band, of the Immigration Service, told the House appropriation committee. K iv.-. lrv among the states of Vir

ginia. North Carolina t,nd Tennessee

' to obtain national parka In the Appa- ; lachian mountain ranges resulted-in

LONGWORTH, NEXT SPEAKER

OF THE HOUSE Election of Ohio Member Is Practically Assured on

First Ballot.

yyiUI.K IXTKNTLY watchm; throng my mind went ha

t ue iar beyond. I

this

hearings

session on

IW P t ,- "-vooou

... i'mmi.-.-i-s semen on the hanks of the Brazos: on the Cuadalupe- on -:e Colorado, and on the prairies and i:i the forests. And the littU. b-,,t ,v..,t

set up their capital in New Washington, on the banks of the Brazos My mind still wandered hack to the heroes of the Alamo, then on to Cnllad. and to Coleto. where Fannin and his little army were surrounded and finally compelled to surrender under promts of immunity and human treatment as prisoners of war And then the awful drama of betrayal of confidence, dc.-po nnri m,,,-.

dor and assassination.

it was a haze to me. My mind was almost a blank. 1 inadvertently wandered to the statue erected to the h'-roes of the Alamo, on the statehouse grounds, and I must have mut lored aloud. "Thermopolae had Its messenger of death, the Alamo had

none, ior some there present gazed at me, which I thought was a wonder, but it was only an outburst of my inner soul of love for Texas, and what seemed to pie to be coming. What is corning? Do you know?

lot;

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Bureau of The Kourier. I'la C St. N. W., Washington. Washington, I). C. Representative

Nicholas Longworth. of Ohio, is assured of election on the lirst ballot for the Speakership of the next House, according to an announcement issued here by Representative Begg. of the Sandusky district, one of his campaign managers. The prediction was made after- a survey covering "practically every member of the incoming congress." Mr. Begg gave out the following statement: "The Republican congressman from Ohio, at a conference made a complete survey of the status of the campaign for Speaker. The Ohio meSnbers. in

dividually find collectively, submitted reports on practically every member ! of the incoming congress. There was j no attempt to .deceive ourselves. We

were making a cold-blooded count. "We discovered that Congressman Longworth's election as Speaker is assured beyond question, on the first ballot. "Mr. Longworth has been gaining new friends every day, and at no time since his candidacy was announced by the Ohio delegation has his strength been as great as today." Winter's Members Start New Year To Aid Afflicted

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knowledge of the world was held by the Roman Catholic Church." Monsignor Gavisk used the time allotted to him, in praising the. Roman Catholic parochial schools. Reason Becomes Apparent. If the figures given by Mr. Cavanaugh are correct, the reason for this latest move by the Roman Catholics in public school affairs becomes very evident. He stated that out of approximately five million Roman Catholic school children between the ages of five and fifteen, not more than two million of them attended Roman Cathlic parochial schools. This

would mean that virtually three-fifths

of the Roman Catholic school children are attending public schools. Should the bill porviding for the reading of the Bible, without comment, in the public schools of Indiana become a law. It would mean, according to the figures given by Mr. Cavanaugh, that approximately threefsurths of the Roman Catholic children of school age In Indiana would hear the King James version of the Bible, which according to the Roman Catholic hierarchy is the "Protestant Bible." It is pointed out that the Roman Catholic Church does not permit the reading of any Bible by Roman Catholics, without certain restrictions. Information Rtireau Errs. Sn this connection. It has been cited

that tiie Roman Catholic information bureau, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and the Indiana Catholic and Record, of Indianapolis, has been

running certain advertisements in the I daily papers in regard to the Bible and Roman Catholics, which have not clearly set out in the teachings of the

Roman hierarchy in regard to Bible reading by Roman Catholics, and that the advertisements have been In the main, most misleading. In short, either the information bureau is wrong or high dignitaries of the Rochurch are in error as to what the Roman church teaches in this regard. I'sual Tactics Employed. The backing of the "rival Bible bill" by the Roman Catholics carries out their usijal line of procedure, that of creating confusion among those

whom they oppose and attempting to create friction or factions on the other side. Had not the Sims bill, or one like it, been introduced in the legislature, it is ridiculous, as one backer

of the Sims bill declared, to imagine the Roman Catholic taking an interest in religous training in the public schools.

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T DON'T after viewing the "strange sights" at the capitol and on the statehouse grounds, the thought came to me, "Klansmen, pray for Texas." Heretofore Texas has had some one In official capacity to pray for her. Now she must pray for herself. And thatjneans all patriotic, true citizens of Texas. Klansmen, or non-Klans-men. who hallow the sacred memory of the fathers who made Texas a fit place in which to live. Texans, native-born and true, whose sacred soils contain all that remains mortal of those who have gone on to join the Great Governor; whose soil holds the remains of Bowie and Fannin, Crockett and Travis, Houston and Milam.

rpHE SONS OF TEXAS, whether nattve born or adopted, have not; surrendered, nor do they expect to be delivered to the forces of deception, or political assassination. They will take new couragre-nd fight on and on, until like Houston, they will deliver their government and its people Into the hands of all the people; the foreign languages and those of foreign Ideas will not, like Santa Anna failed to do, engulf this great com-

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i Special to The Kourler.) Winters, Tex., Jan. 20. Winters Klan No. 273 is starting the year with a brandnew program. This unit employed a trained nurse for one of their members who is very ill wtth influenza and pneumonia, whose entire family is also ill. There has been for some time an unusual amount of sickness prevalent, and the Klan is endeavoring in Its own way to help those who are feeling the burden of affictjon. "Non Silba Sed Anthar" is by far the most effective remedy for the ills of mankind In general and their own friends and neighbors in particular.

LAFAYETTE UNIT SURVIVES FIGHT MADE AGAINST IT Tippecanoe County Klansmen Are Enjoying Continued Prosperity.

Lafayette, Ind., Jan. 20. --The Laf-j ayettc Klan. so long bitterly denounc-'

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the state headquarters in Indianapolis. Much enthusiasm was manifest by the local Klansmen who attended the meeting. The Klan has built in Tippecanot County on a solid foundation which has proved proof against all attacks made upon it. . o

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LAUDS JUAREZ' STAND ON FANATICAL ROMANS

(Special to The Kourler.) El Paso, Te., Jan. 26. "The Spiritual Century," official organ of the Mexican Spiritual Federation,published In Mexico City,' carrie the following in a recent issue: "The notable Abraham Lincoln emancipated his country from slavery, .The Grand Benito Juarez emancipated his country from a slavery even more terrible; from the slavery of fanatical . Catholic ciam; for which the Columbian Congress gave him the name, 'The Meritorious of America.'1' ' .

(Special to The Fiery Cross.) Windfield, Ind., Jan. 26. Much en

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