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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08

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ths r7crait vii. Il r~oo4nnesaa~.d. re
cs.se al honeral@s cEseaArgs aud coz
tlnuoSS ssEsloe osFunessSs> UEoG rs>e1-
hsEI1enE waLhln tAree Ea0nIAs fnstn tie
dAte 4 oisrAAFss as VII bs enntlea -
t.aFee meaghs pas and tlae freedom -
the Atlantic Cs,aan and as iner-~ss II &
pr E0oath, sstach be IaaF invest IA gov
erument boaas o. oover into the IHtod
states treasury, receiving silver certit-
Gates f9g sure oE he cssn. through seme
reliahle tsoker ia Now York, nesosl-ts
for a nice. l2sYs watermel9a
The euginesr came "a board f~fors we
lsfu. and after examining the place where
tle engines used - be retired 10 his
afaEtments for much needed rest. The
gunner was not Oh board. bat by good
lacz dii not know il while | was there,
and So felt com paranveiy secure. While
walking AFT / thoush,lessly ran my unl-
broua Through enc ol the timbers Of tbs
ship, bpt fortunately did not spread r.
The Minnesota IS = very old ship, AMI,
like the acting or James Owen u Gonor,
somewhat rotten Unlike his stage
work. however, 1t was not always rotten.
Peace and gentle, eternal slumber 10
the brave oll siip, She has won tho
quiet dock aud comfortable pepose that
come In the twilight ot an honorable life
Thanking the Officers Cor tAe pleasure
and delightful hospitality II the day,
got the ships carpenter 70 hammer our
tie places where my hish hat had
bucAled %, and. shaking hands ali
around, We take cur lives ia our hands
and start up Fifneth street for home
/ Here it w;.s, along this street. that tbs
1 Minuesota's japanese steward vas held
up by gang and made TO treat tho
west side. think things have come To
a fine pass when our navy Is foTcibly
/ held up within half dozen blocks Of
/ ihe cathedral and made TO buy rum for
/ total stranger.
And yet that is West Fiftieth street.
looking west as even in the broad glare
| OF day What must it be in the dark
ness: | thought as | waded up through
the opaque atmosphere and the choppy
/ pavement that | would hate 10 leave
anything out over night in that neigh
borhood that | cared anything about
Especially my motives, unless expected
to find them impugned the next morn
| ing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
happy HoosIerS.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster of Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medi-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trou-
ble." John Leslie, farmer and stock
man of same place SAYS: Find Electric
Bltters TO be the best Kidney and Liver
medicine: made me feel like new
man." j. w. Gardner, hardware mer-
chant, same town says: Electric Bit
tiers is just the thing for man who is
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" He found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
like he had new lease on life. Only
soc a bottle, at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
La Crippe Again.

During the epidemic of La grippe
last season DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consu npton, Coughs and Colds,
from the many who used it confirm
tins statement, They were not only
quickly relieved, but the disease left no
bad after results. We ask you to give
tins remedy trial and we guarantee
that you will be satisfied with results,
or the purchase price will be refunded.
IL has no equal in La Grippe, or any
Throat Chest, or Lung Trouble.
rrlal bottles free at Peck Bros, Drug
store. Large bottles soc, and 500.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
CataIh lblaal and Lung DariaIs
3A EhE MEs4
AS nov permanently lecsis5-at A. ~ East
bfiage-s,~ Cef Casa saa hnegs
af4aa isaTl4s. AieA.


feF Anx ease tbex fan g. eare eanliug gaaeg
thet tsv4imtAt Is la lawila tASlr aifoesal.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
Bucklen's Arnica saive.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblalns,
corns and all skin eruptIons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satIsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cent.
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe aud Dlys!on-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
CHARLES K. GIBSON

I.sfs Acting Chaplain Mich. Soldiers H0fns.
Also ~ Co. r. p afsf Mifh Inf
~oifoitaf ~ Pensions
Room =. few haasemsn fleet opposite CITY
iali. Crane Rapids Mica
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08

Are active, effective and pure For
sex headache. disordeTcd stomach, loss
Of appetite, had complexion. and bill
iousness, they have never Lcen equaled,
either III America or abroad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
"The tetter-board of life goes up
The tetter-board of life goes down."

Tie tttteT-DOaru OF NIt POts UP
The tetter-board of life goes down."
Up and down, up and down-one day
a millionaire, next day dead broke
one day buoyant in spirits. next day
gloomy as fog-one day in seeming
perfect health, next day "laid OUT
with bilious attack of your stomach
"on strike" This is the way the
world wags nowadays. If you are
bilious, melancholia, dizzy headed
dyspeptic. want appetite or have torpid
action of liver, kidneys or bowels, take
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets-purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless; one a
dose
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
NOTES ON OUR NAVY
BIZ sye's Wisdom kxpsndsd ca
War SHIPS.
TEE FEATURES OF wlTER BiRFigE
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Gass taa s1sS HtEa 90 - shsas FAF-
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tta1es sfz-4aastl43 AtasEsSSs LES - tlsr
sl.gs ~ e9Ettsth street. Sos 4 FissF She
l. ilsliissss1 oser rar sle gFtAssr. ssld looks
bke tss5 ,Ita it'll. elaEs in = aica klah
r.fs3 fsas tossg ~sst s9slll an1 saved bis
siisaA saAs~ g aeh sbs a1d assaEasA IA
Us1ss ysS uEbora sac is one Il the
tuiaed ss1ssEas gTalsias slaips les sn45sd
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Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
afInn te - An - DIseases.-

Simply app.y "SwAYSE's OINTMENT" !"
~ internal medicine required. Cures
tefter. e,,zema. itch. aii cruptons on the
face. hands, nose, etc, leaving tic skin
cear. white aud healthy. It's great
hcaAng and curative powers are pos
sesss 4 by no other remedy. Ask your
aru-e sts for SaAYxF' 0fNTsIENF
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08

Peckhan1's Group Remedy cures
Whooping Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
Eve and Ear
Nervous Debility

\ ght Emissions. l.oss 81 AtfAl Power.
lessne -. u spondenrs. Loss al Memoir
fusion of ideas blur before tie eyes, iH
oicominess. Depression 81 Spirits. Aver
Society. Easily Discouraged. Lack 81
dencr. Dull. LastieSs. lufl for study al
ness. and finds liis a burden. safely. 30
emily and uTlNalelY currd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
KlPfl Rf cured vllhoui pan 81 hiaaFaaos


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llfea teyla. aH
pFulnTtN cGreGs
rral Deuilil5. tq
I4diseSfiou. uNara
and liberation, lai
spinal " eakuss&
change o. lie. Con
Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08
PRIVATE Diseases Of MEN

slseial sfaay saa practice lar laans yeafs
- stt lffAfe4 NfsTY hocr-i cases ~
~ ~ SAAs ~ =. :" e.i'fi s',.s.
sAee "a baaf, cplrti ~tlAent eiRG niffa urs or
NfAef t.ilssas Atresk is tha cufst 81 tar
human itlcr- eHi til afs 8 Al tti snt fsshi it7
Effects Axtts it s.s a. - e4ia ttfia sah atiia
y 0ras sna USr % 49, iantt ihess Aisfaofs
ale teieG sans IA iAh aisl.tAsa'i ~
Hlvif uFf.
"a. OfaHaa h. q graduate ~ hush Medical 0a-
lfat. thira4a. lsl. D. Nra AHoVh al nAVI ia.
tuttsc stairs aud t.Ahs14 - 4ittainNa - ii't
ato saUns Ateu isr i.aa ehtra aea = a. ~
kuuN : &. I'll tAaI tal Sea. ~ fss c1Htnra Ait.
self Ie lar stuas ana ltatnrll II NrNaa. ahH
turantc iflst asts IAus uatA % 49, sofalitssit
fsw poSss - NeaisiHr. Hkrs 90 ether ss'ieneVa, r
rIVErs -SlNe 4ii4 ttffs af@i sii"Ns ifeni 81 fte
advance "a a aaHihtHetsa "a cl finrlios tH
great curative paWer hf hes - q fHNsee Ais
Treatment inal n slii Afford nei ehs Mme
diato fei.ef hut pefmanelt csrrs. ~ inrus
ef thr0at. ltnz. Nefft Aha Aissfa Diseases.
al lhrrlnr HlssaSrs iA4 in hstAhnff oi fAA .i.
siifutiot 81 ii'is eHaaafA fnesr ~ 80 tfti
Tlate g.aiaE to II "a -pnngs iaf 40" iff "inittN
oi ans 4 lvaie "a tieea iists eat lit turna
ti oHs tht,d ias cost - oer DtspenssF' % Laai
KjPr Rf cured without pam er hiuafaaoe
/ ir0m business.
Ladies fs mi, 'res'aso' i. "a. psrf ss1s' ss,fs
iIerkles. hlSCkNta elbptieht. tic-. 81 til alt
/ eNcs aud prfirci n.alfu ehn g. hsd- iA.t
''llfed' irylu. aH al Iclnsfe eahhe,s
pTvhTty clreG. fss'as lr"stfslioi.i nri
4
! IauissSfion. 0Narial fouh.es. innammafi''il
and liberation. Ia Hs Asfo ilsia rliit His,
/ spinal Weakness. htangs tnmplAtlits ai4a
change o. lie. toatH ine oid bociof,
I've and Ear 's.s .. o. z, 'sree,s .,. i.t@n p,
Globe. and Tar aHd Near oiphieeuesa lhffi-
sion OF the LIDS. rcToili sus tNcs q Liberation
/ lufAmIBRttonS. AbsccSs. llmnf - oi siNt 81
one or both kyes ant 1umurs IS ltd, llnb n
l nation of the lar. ration 90 tathiFt. iu.
/ iermai af External nssfness IT Flfsiys's elne-
| ing OF Roaring Noise, fhlctcnea Drum, ~ IS
Nervous Debility sss1nsl sesr@s''Issas. l.osss.
/ Night Emissions. l.oss q VITAL Power. cep
| lesSncss. Despondenrs. Loss oi Memory, Con
| fusion of ideas blur before ths eyes. LHuGHnr.
bicomiuess Depression 81 SFirlfs. Aversion ID
| Society Easily Discouraged, Lack 81 touh-
| dencr. Dull. lastieSs lufl Tor study ~ Eus
| ness. and hnds ile d burden. safely. pcrmsn
| entity and priYateiy cured.
Private Diseases .e.s.s1 E.Sss Rgi.9 f.l,i. "a.
! Gleet. Structure. seminal Emissions, Loss 81
/ sexual Power. saknsss of the StXuAi organs.
| Want Of Desire IN Male oT lemaie. whether
| from imprudeut habits OF young of sexual
| habits OF mature ySars. of any cAuSs that de
| biiitates The sexual functions. speedily Aud
| permanently cured.
Roth Sayee Consult conhaentiAily II
DUN pcAco ia any trouble Call or write
Delays are Dangerous
Send 10 cents stamps for Medical GUIDE on
| Laws Of Health.
| OFFICE HOt RS-sa. M. tosp.N.
| Corner Bridge and Cana. Grand RAPIDS Mich
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
FIVE STORES BURNED.
Incendiaries Set Fire to "A Business Block
at Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August g.
Five stores in Ridgedale, the largest
On~svauvvga, "vIo V~Iuva y,
the ground yesterday morning.
The buildings were occupied by gro
Gerry, feed store, butcher shop, drug
store and barber shop, besides a number
OF Offices Of physicians and others. The
postoffice was also situated in one OF the
stores. The fire burned rapidly and
nothing was saved. One OF the store
keepers who slept above his store had a
narrow escape with his life. The total
loss will probably exceed $4,000.
1t is certain that the fire was incendl-
ary. The first persons to arrive on the
scene say ladder reached to one OF the
windows, and the store had been en-
tered by burglars. The fire started
about daylight, but as there was an en-
tire lack of fire protection, 1t burned
until noon, when heavy ralnstorm put
IL out.
Officers at once investigated the
charges OF incenjiarism, and by 10
o'clock last night, arrested Will Martin,
Taylor Snyder and Henry Snyder. Mar
tin is only Is years old, but is a reck-
less boy, and threatened on Saturday
night to burn one OF the stores because
its owner refused to give him credit.
The others are held as his accomplices.
They all have very bad regulations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
THE NEGRO G. A. r. POSTS.
Cause Of the Dispute That VIII Come Be-
fore the Encampment.

Cause Of the Dispute That VIII Come Be-
fore the Encampment.
CHICAGO, August 3.-Among the dele
cations to the G. A, r. National En-
campment at Detroit, which arrived in
this city yesterday, was that of the de-
partment of Louisiana and Mississippi.
Comrade A. S. Graham and others OF
the delegation say, in an interview,
that they are going to Detroit to make
an issue on the exclusion OF negroes
from the Grand Army ranks, and they
declare that unless their demand Is &C
ceded to they will withdraw from the
organization. They say they expect TO
have animated opposition from North
ern posts.
Mr.. Graham gives the origin Of the
trouble as follows: 1.-The Grand Army
posts of Louisiana and Mississippi have
always refused to grant charters for
negro posts on the ground that the G.
A. r. is social organization and has
power to restrict its membership TO
those who are agreeable in social way
TO its members. This policy was pur-
sued until about the time OF the death
OF Jefferson Davis. At that time Jacob
Gray. the officer commanding the De-
0artment Of Louisiana and Mississippi,
was called upon in mis- official capacity,
bv the Mayor and a number OF promi-
nent citizens OF New Orleans, to ex-
press himself in regard to the
funeral and official ceremonies.
He replied by pledging the
Grand Army to assist in the ceremonies
over the remains OF the ex-Confederate
chieitain. This act not being in accord
ance with the rules and regulations OF
the Department, it refused 70 take any
part in the affair.
"Gray, angered at the refusal OF his
command to obey his orders TO turn out
at Mr.. Davis funeral, said he would
make il do what was more distasteful,
namely: To march behind negro posts
which he proprosed to organize, In pur-
suance OF this threat he granted charters
to nine negro posts and mustered in 500
men. This being an official act OF the De-
partment Commander, these negroes
are now members Of the G. A, K.
Rut the white comrades of the depart
iloss . IUIusuu W IUCUKuIZe JneSe p0SJS,
claiming they were illegally and irregu
larly organized. The matter was re-
ferred to the National Commander, and
he appointed committee Of two, com
posed OF Gen. Hurst and Judge Austin,
to investigate the condition of affairs
These gentlemen have made their inves-
tigation and have prepared a report
against the legality of the organization
of the negro posts, and they have recon-
mended as the only solution Of the diff
Guilty, that a new muster be made and
thorough examination of the applicant
members Of the colored posts. II they
are found to be all right, they will be
admitted in a separate and independent
department, believing, as they do, that
Il mixed department cannot exist in the
Department OF Louisiana and Mississ-
iDpi, to the best interests of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
NOTHING BUT A FAKE.
Reported Murder Of the Brumfeld Fam
lily in Wayne County, W. Va7
BY A MOB OF DRUNKEN ITALIANS,
Denounced as a Villainous Fabrication-Ths lmag-
NATIVE Correspondent Must Have Had Night
msrs-Brumfsld and Bis Family Are
Alive and W.ll-PeOpls Indignant
s,.c,al 7sI.oram 10 The REGISTER.

SD6ctdt Iete9TdU1 70 Ute AeUsooe''
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August D.
The sensational report sent out from
Cattlesburg, KY, regarding the murder
of w. w. Brumfield, wife and i've chill
dren, of Wayne County, is lie from
beginning to end, and it seems to have
started without any foundation in the
least. The REGISTER correspondent
took particular pains to investigate the
whole affair to-day, and from the best
information obtainable can saiely oe-
nounce theaffair as lie pure and sim
ple. "The only possible grounds lot
the whole fabrication" said a gentie,,
man from the scene OF the aileged
action to-day, sis that Sunday evening
one of the Brumfeld children was right
badly burned, and several nelgnoors
went to Brumfeld's to see the chlld:
The child is not seriously burned and
will get we'll"
1 talked talked to Contractor Maggie,
large Italian contractor, who mas
worked in Wayne, and he denounced
the whole affair as lie and as a gross
Injustice to his countrymen. The mall
carrier and several other parties from
Wayne were seen, and all deny any
knowledge Of the affair. The REGISTER
can safely denounce the whole alIalr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
THE STATES INTEREST
In the Keystone Bank Failure-Gov. Pat
tison's Letter to Secretary Foster.

HARRIsBURG, PA, August 3.-Gov.
Pattison on Saturday last sent the fol-
lowing letter to Secretary-of-the e-Treas-
ury Foster:
SIR: The published reports Of the
committee appointed by Mayor Edwin S.
Stuart, of Philadelphia, to investi-
gate the accounts OF John Bardsley,
late Treasurer of the city and county OF
Philadelphia, seem to clearly indicate
that considerable proportion Of the
money misappropriated by Mr.. Bards-
ley and which made up his deficiency TO
the commonwealth OF Pennsylvania and
to the city of Philadelphia was deposit
ed in the Keystone National Bank OF
Philadelphia, which bank has been
closed by order of the Comptroller OF
the Currency.
The apparent loss to this common
wealth and to the city OF Philadelphia
is about 81, 100000, in which loss the
State is largely concerned and in
directly. In view Of this fact respect
fully ask that you will authorize the re-
ceiver of the keystone National Bank
to permita committee of three or five
citizens to be designated by me
to examine the books, papers, ac-
counts, etc., of the bank, with the
view of ascertaining what deposits OF
public moneys in which the State had or
has any interest were made in said bank
by John Bardsley, the late Treasurer OF
the city and county Of Philadelphia, and
what became OF the money thus depos-
tied, so that the same may be recovered
il possible. 1t is Of course only desired
that such examination shall be made as
to the deposit of public funds passing
through the hands Of John Bardsley as
Treasurer of Philadelphia and agent OF
the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
and of such funds as the commonwealth
may be directly or indirectly interested
in, and it is respectfully suggested that
such authority as you may give to the
Receiver may be limited accord
ingly. l have been awaiting the
result of the investigation by the
gentlemen already engaged in the eX'
animation of the accounts and affairs OF
the keystone National Bank In the
hope that their reports would have cen
tained the information which 1t Is i'm
portant the State officers should have in
thei r possession. But as an examina
ton is being made by expert
accountants designated by the Mayor Of
Philadelphia, and by other expert ac'
countants selected by the Philadelphia
Councilmanic Investigating com mittee
am of the opinion that like lnvestl
i l.. hnh oil Af
commonwealth, and l have concluded
that her interests require that shal
obtain the desired information as early
as possible and in the manner have
indicated.
trust you will see your way clear Il
accord the desired permission at a
early date as prac ticable, especially II
view Of the large interests involved and
tbeiE,UnUQEtaJ aJnnc. to the people OF this
[Signed] ROBERT E. PATr1soN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
A BIG STORE IN ASHES.
Disastrous Fire In Chicago-Three Men
Missing.

CHICAGO, August "a disastrous fire
broke out at 1880 o'clock this morning in
the large retail dry goods and notions
store OF Siegel, Cooper & Co., southeast
corner of State and Adams streets.
The fire started in the exchange room
on the first floor, and spread through
the in1ammable stock with the greatest
rapidity. 1t was but few minutes
after the fire alarm was given till the
entire interior was mass OF flames.
Every available piece OF fire apparatus
was called to the scene, but II was evi-
dent that any attempt TO save the build
ing was hopeless, and the fire depart
ment devoted its efforts toward prevent
ing the flames from spreading 10 the
adjoining buildings.
About twenty-five clerks, floor walk
ers and boys were in the store at the
time, but all of them, so far as known,
managed to escape uninjured, except
one cash boy, who was on the third
floor. He started to come down by the
fire escape, but became confused, lost
his footing and fell, receiving severe in-
1uTleS. L lutIt WcIc OulCC WubNhihVA III
the building who have not yet been ac-
counted for.
The building was entirely Quilted and
the Adams street wall fell in after the
iron interior work had been softened by
the heat. The cash receipts OF Satur-
day, aggregatlng between $4,000 and
$40, 900, were In a safe In the building,
but whether or not they have been de-
stroyed by the heat is not yet known.
In spite OF the efforts OF the fire depart
ment the flames caught in the rear Of
James II. Walkers large dry goods
store, just back OF Slegel, Cooper n
Co.'s, fronting on Wabash avenue. but
they were soon extinguished. The heat
broke the plate glass windows in he
Leader, another large dry goods and
notion store, on the northeast corner OF
! Adams and State streets, and II looked
for time as II that building was doom
ed. but il was saved after hard strug-
| gle.
The losses are as follows; Siegel,
Cooper & Co., s500,000 on stock and
$40, 900 on the building, insurance $780,
600, the Leader" Demberg, Gfeck x
Harner, loss by smoke and water, $780,
600, covered by insurance; James IL.
/ Walker, dry goods, loss by smoke and
water, $50, 900. a number OF adjoining
stores sustained losses aggregating Sl5,
600, on which there was some lnsur'
J anCe,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04
PARNELL's REVENGE.
One of His Irish Opponents Charged with
Bigamy.

LONDON, August IA scandal OF q
very serious character Is impending
over the Irish party. The arrest Of one
of the anti-ParnelIte NJ. P.'s for bigamy
is within the possibilities.
II the current story is true, he has
married second time, his first wife be-
ing alive and undivorccd. He may
have valid defense 20 a criminal
charge I'm the assertion that he believed
her dead. but as she is not dead tho
second marriage at any rate Is worth
less. II is said the story will be OF In
terest on the two continents, and that
the M. p. involved will have to retire 70
private life.
"Of course" said Parnellite to-day,
''no scandal IN the party could come up
to the Parnell-UShea affair I'm public In
terest, but that did not involve a crime
under the law. This does" There are
said to be other cases among Parnell's
opponents that may yet afford interest
ing reading, and II Is stated that Parnell
has had one OF his most vindictlve enc
mics shadowe. night and day by hired
detectives, and that the results are sur
prislng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-08-04

cone up to to this encampment to make
light on the color line. We object to
colored members of the G. A. R. and
want them formed into a separate
orgaranization. 1t is all right here In
the north, where you have only few
colored veterans, but do you know that
in the South there is any quantity Of
colored members Of the G. A. R. who are
not 80 years old. They swarm in our
posts and a white man has no show.
We will not associate with them, and il
the present convention does not do
something to relieve Southern posts Of
this growing trouble then white G. A.
r. veterans will withdraw"
Commander-in-Chief Veazey tonight
declined to discuss the ''color" dispute,
and was disposed to minimize the i'm
portance Of the question in contro-
versy.