Caito, Aug. 17.
"When we start to exercise. save: reign power and impose taxation it will be only with the greatest mode: tion." affirms a declaration read on the Stock Exchange here to-
Earlier in the day Mr. William J. Lemke, presidential candidate of the Union' Party, whose candidacy the Union has endorsed, spoke to the assemblage, declaring that the states of Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, California, Oregon, Massachusetts, "Maine and Rhode Island were already won.
In addition, he said, his candidacy, would be vielorious in' Louisiana, and in Florida, in the event that he successful in getting his name the ballot "We shall continue to recognize the fundamental importance of close and faultful collaboration with foreign, residents," the declaration adds, "No discrimination against foreigners will be tolerated."
The declaration is a sequel to the decline on the stock market owing to apprehensions concerning the Angl ty, for which phasized th was no justifeation—Reuter,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.