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The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
FIVE BOLD ROBBERS.
They Attempt to uaid ~ = >ssassr Of
Hotel Gus.t.-

They Attempt to Held ~ = >asabsr Of
Hotel Gus.t.-
A remarkable aaI sgceessfal fJts-ry -
porpstratei a. Magnolia, a. Iii8oi. village
Ah5ai midnight avc rsaskei ala armed ara
forced zn caifznIs 20 ths Nlasaolia lt0ase. 10
uhleh vcrr lrr gaes,s- Aftrr raEgizE ana
hiudIaE the laadlori zai ht. stfe ari ghe
hired 1laH. securing their Nalaahirs znd sssa,s
iHg uoHcH seFyaaus toto slezar, tse-rubb-rs
aroused Ihc s1csi., uiarcAos tS-a oat Ia Mzr
ln The hail and zhIe r-o dcsprrai.-s stood
guard over thcm, the oiher uRibsrs Fan-
sacked the roouls, securing o. so -prth =
plumber The gang tsea msie their r,aspr.
thfvateniug thrir yictiuzs -iih deaih ia cz.-
0f pursuit.
JohH scbr~ssL ProhlbiEIoa eandidaie Toe
suycruor uf MLssoari. "a oac % The yiegIns
and the only Oac 10 rca5rcr hl. aeryc After
failing IN hlscudeavor to orsrani1r a pas,r ior
pgrsgl he daally noautci bore aud started
after The rubbcrs, 0scrtakiuE three q thsm
campsl In rzyinc, A lively skIruiish fal-
luucd, IN Whieh sebu-skf, bose ~ Killed
under him, hut neither he u0s say q thr ros.
hrrs werr seriDusly Injured S1beskl hrin-
thrown 70 the Eruund, the robbers took Tie
opportunity 20 eseapc AMI dashed Ausy He
walked to Waukalia- and after siyIag The
authorities description Of the ruhhers, left foe
Cincinnati 20 attend the Prohlbiisoa caarrn-
too.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
TeIegraphic BrevitIs,.

The English Parliament was dissolved on
| the 2sth.
The Mexican volcano of Colima is in a
state of eruption.
Mr.. Blaine and his family have returned to
Maine from Chicago
The Republicans of Indiana have re-noml-
mated Governor Chase.
The new battleship Texas was launched
at Norfalk on the 2Sth.
The Goshen National Bank of Middletown.
Massachusetts, has failed.
Timothy Healy has been mobbed lately
whenever he appeared on the streets of Dub
lin.
The emperor of Austria refused to grant
Bismarck an interview while the latter was
in Vienna.
policeman at Butte, Montana, was shot
to death by an assassin or a burglar few
nights ago.
The Mayo Indians who raised an insurrec-
ton in Mexico have been corraled in the
mountains.
discovered in Chicago. The patient is re-
cent immigrant.
Lightning struck house at Hammond In
diana, Thursday, binding for life the 19-year-
old daughter of 5. C. Allen.
Two French anarchists have been arrested
in London who are believed to be the men
who blew up Very's restaurant in Paris
Three negoes in Texas were shot to death
by mob on the 2Sth. The negroes had con-
fessed to outraging two white women.
A nolle PROSE- has been entered in the last
Indictment against George J. Gibson, ex-sec-
retary of the whisky trust, at Chicago.
There were four incendairy fires within
radius Of half a mile in Cleveland, Ohio. ON
Thursday, the losses aggregating about sS5,-
OO0.
Lightning struck a barn near Kalamazoo |
Michigan, on the 23rd, killing one of two men
who had sought shelter in it. The other wa. !
unhurt.
1t is Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley, formerly Mis-
Dorothy Tenant, who is responsible for put
ing forward the explorer as a candidate for
Parliament.
At the recent meeting of the Dominion
Cabinet It was decided to coneede much of
resident Harrison's claim in the matter Of
anal tools.
The Stundists in Russia are being persecuf-
d with unabated vigor. Three recently tried
/ secret at Kisheneff were banished to the
ersian frontier.
The Hebrews in Paris and others as well are
cry indignant over the killing Of Captain ,
-eyer by Marquis de Mores. The papers de /
ounce the duelist
The Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians Of a
klahoma are dissatisfied over the allotment a
their lands, and the settlers there fear !,
ouble from them. @
The Worlds Fair Commission has entirely
hausted the appropriation made for its ey.
nses and are anxiously waiting for Che pass s'
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
The worlds Fair oe..

Secretary Culp Of the committee on cere.
monies denies that John G. Whittier has been
asked to write an ode to be read at the dedi.
cation of the exposition building in October
statement to the effect that Mr.. Whittier
had received such an invitation and would
write an ode was telegraphed from the Ea.,
sunday. Our committee has accepted the
ode written by Miss Harriet Monroe Of chi.
cago," Colonel Culp said .'and has paid her
$1,000 for the production 1t is emlnentIy
satisfactory TO the committee and will be de.
liyered at the proper time.n
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
CAPTAIN soRUP RECALLED.
The American onieer Implicated in tn.
French Military Scandal.

lhe American cmceF Implicated in the
French Military Scandal.
Secretary EIkins on the 9th Issued an or
der recalling Captain Borup from Paris. Cap
tain Borup's recall was requested by the
French government
Mr.. T. jefferson Coolidge. the American
minister to France, has Informed NJ. Ribot
minister Of foreign affairs, that Captain Borur
admits having paid for secret official docu.
ments, but declares in doing this he only fol.
lowed the example of al military attaches.
NJ. Ribot replied that II this were custom
among the attaches it was a most deplorable
one. Even If the custom did exist. Captain
BOrup deserved ceusure for practicing it. He
had attempted to corrupt an official by offer
ing money in order to posless state secrets
an ofIense that would render him liable to
prosecution If he was not In the diplomatic
service.
Minister Coolidge, in reply, admitted the
justice of VI. Ribots remarks, and expressed
deep regret for the ccurrence.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
eLAosToNg's HOME RULE BILL.
what lie WIN oncr ireland II lie l. Re
turned to Power

what lie WIN onor ireland u lie l. Re
turned to Power.
Il + stated in London on What appears &c
he good authority, that Mr.. Gladstone has
formulated his new home rule hill.
The leading features Of the measure ui lS,t
will be retained, with the following exceptions
Clause I, restricting the power q tho Irish
legislature. Is enlarged by further dcau!Hg
the limlietlon Of the powers Of thc Legislature
to interfere with the endowment Of reli-ioa ui
or TO Impose disability or coutcr privilege 0-
account Of religious belief Further FuAran.
tees relating 10 deupminarloual eduoatioa az,
provided Next the constitution uf the lr.
i,laJiye body will be modified By raising tas
number Of members Of the first order In The
under house, Who. as 10 the first hili, shal
hold Office Tor ten years,
The marh-disputel clause -. removing The
Irish peers from he house oi l0uis and he
Irish member. from the house Of coaimURs
disappears In the new I'm, the ruprrscAtaisos
Of Ireland in the imperial parliament remain.
ing the same as = present 20 meet The thruzt
cncd active refusal or passive rcslstcErc oftht
ulstcriics 10 the irish parliament by the moo
payment Of tsNes
Subsection Of clause 10 of the bin Of ISst
e to be extended % as To insure The employ.
mcnt Of the police aud military f0roc- to en-
force the payment Of al tzNr, icyiahie by The
Irish parliament
Another slterati0B relates % iLEru,-s sris
Ing 6etEccn the Iri-h legislature and The irl.
perial government Clause Is 4 the Old bll,
providing that the judicial committee o: tht
prtvy council shoa'd dcclIe constitutional
questions relating 10 the p0ucrs Of ghr Ir..l
legislature viii be retained
Nr Gladstone + understood as prUpasIa.
to appoint fixed number q Irish Judges .,
sit with the iGdlCisl c0malttec vhrn lrl,s
questions are discussed, Apart frosu thrs,
notifications the measure q ~ rrHAlas %
fg.s
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
a CONTEST IN pennsYLvaS
Carnegie. steel work. Dl.chArge. =
woTkmru

A dispatch from Homestead. Pa. ~, .
the situation Ia the Carnegie sieel Wt
came 10 climax II n O'Clock wrls-.i
night, when every department ~As shai q
aud 3 $50 Hurkmen received notice q
charge. This aeiion on the part Of tAs 2
officials ~ss Bot surprising 10 tho nsI,
they had surni-7l - much. Their ccsi7
under the old sage scale expires In the a
Ing, and the men had stogtly declane,i y
lutentiou TO rvfuse 10 so 10 work unlrss
new scale Eas signed. As the mnl-0sa
we're iust as determined In their rriusL
sisn the scale strike would have bssa
evitablc in the morning.
The mea received their notices quietly 7
went to their respective homes IN =
humor. No disturbances Of Any a5oz
took place, though several persons ~
presence was distAsiefuI to the men wcT'
cortcd out Of town and warned uot 10 Nd
No action has ye; been taken by the As
samated association. aud Il Is hard to COS
ture what steps win be taken in the matte
them.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
TROUT FISHING IN The euau
SON.
some rrseiieai saEE-.iIss. TO SEA.
Nn-r d.s.od anrIfag.

ttrr ts~od anEttnE-
We ,aks she following sxtraets fraa A. 8,
tffi- by n q Istcll ia spsrss 4ts.zE Hsa,.
taia. rzlgshic hinia 10 thcss 10 scsTcl G, 90.
fshinE
To Easteru sT-lTtszscu sho camr W,si !
,p-ud fcs rcvks, haniinz sad f,sss
ugslII ro71asnsni Gunaisoa - "a 0atlz
pa.at Tbrrc thry eAn pick out F1zis .
iii l. saitahlr foe thrra. elfhcr A. 70 "a.
ezpcu-c They can .ccarc hor.cs f1-
aui thcy HAHi 4 p.ruaacat eaizP ssls \
ias ihry CA take train 70 Jtsk', Css
rtEste-a mncs nosta u Gunnisoa, al =
hlrv FaurhulAn a. iake tssui oyrr thr q
10 Tayior river four miics dss.znt
Therr. a, she uacath u sgriuz er,rs
snr csmpisE sruaui a. oar esssd sis1 3 \
Sheltered by iu-rrinE mogntaiss slf--(
sIth vrriarr oa The east .i,ic o, ~ rirsf
za ahzniasre a, fsri a. haaa. yoa eas Il
Tp1r ~ases fron clear sEgth< ssrrzz 4
has its ta1Fvr In r>rT-tgaI sn1E, Ar "a \
sEicE & a. driRk fer he -o.Ia
Tbe altitude a. The zs9sh % spsi1s ~
8, lH IN neishsaFho.-i O; : -s,o feet ssg'i
level Evtn IN sanua<r tbc rvrniRE, ~ !
fAAf taaa - AlN eNsi-tAHt N@Als' -A-0s 50 -
= bizakriE
"a trip thsrr. oae urei ros Lay b n.
rsu7ttiaas. ralic beloE TAR asuatA q -
srcek tb~rr Il a faseh ~hrFr frvsA esgs
~ Aad .usrs trad can DC boa.hi a. -,asl
znls rates And Mi,h ~ asa eac ealsss
ssn uT- iikz sinE
TAyior river !, fairy alive x.ts soci "a
r1aaing In selEhi a. hiEA A. ,oar 49,
haif F.zassls- Tssr~ Nrv Aias Srsai ztsl
spriaG crcss. but they krr 20 90 isrst
tsss1 ttna- ts camp 90 Tsyias river !. l. "a
ust; therr Il, howrrcr. good s-slns irr@
ilu NosrrHhsr oae uul hare grrstsf a
coss 10 cgssr iu,s q icFriiosy Afts- as.ss
camp tulE enasEh 10 khou xheh - {,
risc, ths besi plan i 10 80 zp the sirra- q
rnilos aai Ssh do-u. b. 80 solag yrz ~
ssklas she same tcrrisory too ssaeh
Ia tAis zrsieic ! OHly usaiiaa e. asAlls
tslth for sStIi saa ss-ors, Is leasts all piarr,
Amau< ihr siher tsihataEics q ~ 6-l
sou that aFr ihs hozso of The irugl ! :
Hsrauoa Eas; river. ID. Tessoehr, 0ui
creek, Coehstops, Lake Fork aAd Co
ero-k rhrre zrv Immense Han;hs, Al
irum ihese streams every year, ard 81 q
do not seen to iiuilni.h
Ny eastern reader. may draw the rqes
siou that the Gaantson and it, trflsutrrs'
the paiy streams In Colorado thAt AZ
home Of the troat hos .aoh s, nos tas a
Amoas The larger streams Afiorlin< go,
that liH~ arr The EAgir. San JgAa Aai ~
GanGe at Wagon Wheel Gap,
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
THE art of money getting. accord

THE art of money getting. accord
ing to the late p. I. Barnum, is
summed up hereunder: Don't drink;
don't be above your business; don't
mistake your vocation; select the
right location; avoid debt; persevere;
whatever you do. do with all your
might; depend upon your own person
al exertionsi usf the best toolsi don't
scatter your powers; be systematic;
read the newspapers; beware of out
side operations; don't endorse without
good security; advertise your business;
be polite and kind to your customers;
be charita BILE; don't tell what you are
going to do and preserve your inteS-
rity"
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

TIE claims of the scientific prepa-
ration of food to u universal hearing
are pretty well established Women
who do not fully understand its prin-
ciples themselves arc sending their
daughters and their servants to cook
ing classes and the teaching OF the
elements of cookery in public aud re-
formatory schools is being adopted
more and mora generally. Sanitation.
as popular study. is a little behind
cookery. but its turn has come, and it
will never again be universally neg
lected
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

TIE wild rush for the possession of
cheap lands mag ned to be fertile is
a phenomenon due to several and
varied impulses These land grab
bers are, many of them unaccustomed
and some OF them untitled for agricul-
tural pursuits, eager 10 begin a pas
toral existence. undaunted by the
hardsh:ps which others have suffered
under similar circumstances in tho
past and undismayed by many dis
couraging conditions.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COM
MrTTEE.
Il Elects william }. Campbell oi iihH'i'
"A. Its Permanent Chairman.


"a. Its Permanent Chairman.
The National Republican Committee met
in Washington on the eth to organize i0'
the coming campaign, J. sloai fasse''
nominated ]. 5 ClarGson n peruaAns ny
chairman. but Mr. GARRISON declined nc
stated that forty-ouc OF the committee had
asked him to serve, but that he would not &C,
eept In view Of the fact that he had learned
from the President that morning that The
President desired some one else 10 serve a.
chairman OF the committee Mr. No!e"it
asked RICHARDSON II the President had stated
who he would like for chairman, but MI
Ciarkson did not know. An adjournment
was taken TO consider the matter
Upon rc-assemblinE, Mr., Payne Of "lscen'
sin nominated W }. Campbell Of liiino's iof
chairman aud he was elected by aceiaEiaiion,
VI. II. De Young Of California vas elected
Vice chairman, and Thomas tarteS as -ecre-
tary. Cornelius Bliss Of New Y1Ek VA elect
ed treasurer.
Resolutions were passed thanking MI,
Clarksou for his services tn the past
Mr. Campbell is citizen @; Chicago aad
well known In local politics. He h. served
eight years as state senator
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
De.troylns Wire renc.,.

Judge Laudrum Of the Cherokee
Court, has dissolved the Injunction !
the officers of the nation which pre-
them from destroying unlawful wig
and cutting down pastures to the lex
of fifty acres Few fences and pasJiG
the requirements and the result off
luton Will be the loss of thousandN ~
worth OF property. ExiensiyHs g.
cattlemen viii not submit, sol !, l.t
serious trouble is almost ind ,i,,h, 'Si1
shed is among the probabilltfe.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
The Revolution Ia Venezuela.

News from Caracas says that General
po Is closing in on the city, and Pre,i
Niilcgaras, who succeeded him Sfter his r
nation and flight must capitulate or
General Crespo and army are eneamped
four leagues back Of the national capital
General Mendosa, with large fore
government troops has moved forwar
stop the progress Of the Crespolsts, and
be reinforced as fast as the nien can be
TO his relief
Caracas is being fortified and heavy b
cades are being erected at all adyantag
points. General Monsgas Is in eomman,
the city garrison. lie has 1000 troops d
him, and 9 600 men viii be moved i1to
city from Lagusyara.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
A GREAT STORM IN CHICAGO.
Tremendous Rainfall which Play.
Havoc with the City.

On the 23rd over three inches Of rain fell
in Chicago and the immediate vicinity. Sew
ers burst, and the dirty water flooded the
Easements of the downtown stores. Fire en-
gines were called into service to pump the
water out. The loss OF stock In the various
stores will foot up $4,000. The Chicago
river rose rapidly and all traffic had to be sus-
pended, as the current was so strong that the
tugboats could do nothing.
One Of the worst features was the damage
10 streets, over thirty-fye miles Of which are
left in terrible condition. 1t i estimated
that SIS, coo viii be required to place them in
condition. The telephone service suffered
considerably.
Outside the city the damage was severe.
Railroads were washed out and traffic was par
TALLY suspended on all roads just how much
damage has been done 10 crops is not easy 10
estimate. The general report Is that wheat and
oats have suffered by the storm, but corn has
been but little affected.
Other towns in Illinois suffered greatly.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
a balloon Burst.

An accident occurred at the London Crvs
tai Palace Wednesday morning. One of the
attractions in the palace grounds is n captive
balloon which carries passengers up as far A.
the rope Will allow. Wednesday afternoop II,
ascended with four occupants, and after
reaching height of 100 feet, it burst. Can
tain Dale, one Of the occupants, struek ,be
ground with terrific force and was Instantly
killed. The other three passengers were ter
ribly injured, and it is not believed that tbev
Will live
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
THE public school system IS Of par

THE public school system Is OF par
amount snsporsEnce 20 our country.
Lvers sboas = Interested in It's success
ana eitaes oareeiiy or indirectly. :
oounectad with Tie great educational
system haa ae the teachers do
inga Ars ise5 ming through the
same eia 7tt yeas alter year. or are
they ierOsing their spare hours to the
consideration and elevation of their
profession' These questions are fire.
quently asked by citizens who have
anxious regard for the advancement
of public instruction.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

EVEN in private life where sweet
nesssof disposition and complaisance
Of habits are of prime Importance a
swaying backbone. over supple. is a
nuisance rather than a pleasure.
Tyrarts alone like to live with slaves;
but even they will compound for the
shock to their dignity given by the in
subordination OF rebel, for the pleas
dre they have In crushing him. But
not the hardest handed husband-not
The most self-willed wife likes 10
feel that the environment" in which
ne or she lives is nothing but ona
great amorphous mass of ielly-a
Shiny slippery substance which yields
On all sides and takes no permanent
'hapc-which has no form and no !
'olor and no Independent life of its |
'wn. but is just slippsry Shiny mass
be run into any mould that is do.
;,.nI
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
snaIIpo. in Me,Icn-

The rainy season has opened in the City Of
Mexico and has brought an epidemic of small
pox. In the district of Sultepec the malady
is spreading alarmingly among the children
and twenty deaths from that cause were re.
ported to the health office on the 27th. There
are fully 200 cases in this city and the death
rate during the last two days has been In
creasng rapidly. There are also number or
cases of yellow fever at Vera Cruz
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
Convention OF Archb,.hon. c,n.,

Circulars calling meeting of the Catholic
Archbishops has been Issued New York fs
the place of meeting and October the time
In view of the differences existing on tbe
school question the meeting is looked upon n.
the most momentous conference of l.atbolIc
dignitarles ever held in America Cardinal
Gibbons will be preside. Archbishop ireland
will attend tho rneetfn0
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
The Tlckets wern,t used.

Mr.. Winston has discovered in the national
committee headquarters at the Palmer House
two boxes of tickets of 900 each, neither of
which had been opened. They were tickets
to sections and,D, the acknowledged best sec
tlons Of the wlgwam. In view of the fact that
a great many were prohibited from attend
ing the convention through supposed lack of
space, and the poor accommodations accord
ed the press representatives, the discovery
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

PARTING and forgetting! What
faithful heart can do these' Our
great thoughts our great affections
the truths of our life never leave us
Surely they cannot separate from our
consciousness, shall follow it WHITTIER
soever that shall goi and are OF their
nature divine and immortal
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

ANoNG the striking sights OF New
York are those to be seen at the docks
it is as interesting TO look at steam
ship load of Americans bound for
Europe as 10 look at steamship load OF
European immigrants coming into
port The outward bound Americans
are apt to be less picturesque in their
garb than the incoming foreigners
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02

II we would have powerful minds.
We must think; if we would have
faithful hearts we must love; if we
would have vigorous muscles we
must labor; and these three-thought
love labor-include all that is valu-
able in life.
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
a Wreck in Ar4an.,.

The south-bound passeIkrer ,r,,
Cotton Belt route, while 'roundlnaH H ?
Wednesday morning, struck frate.,a
both engines were completely vrsri.I,
glneer Mcneil of the passenger ,ai
hllied. Mn Engineer Norris Of the frelgb J
the firemen of both enflnes we-a e,sn W
taially ipiNrel, Four thssen,a., Pro]
The Lamar register., 1892-07-02
J. II. Erne.t yyaters ne.lrn..

Mr. j. II. Ernest Waters has resigned the
management of the Sheridan and Mendoza
mines His personal business interests in
Denver and elsewhere have made this move
necessary. When Mr.. Waters took charge eff
these properties they were mere prospects, and
his energy and ability have made them rank
among the best mines in the state Telluride
also owes more TO him than to any other nan
and the people Of the entire San Juan VIII
learn of his resignation with regret His sue
eessor has not yet been chosen.
cholera is spreading In Southern Russia.
Seventy died in one town last week
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-09-21
Inoculation to Prevent Cholera.

NJ. Haffkine, of Paris, claims to have
discovered a mode by which he can
prevent cholera by incubation, and
the Paris correspondent of the New
York Herald has so much confidence
in it that he has suffered himself to be
inoculated with the virus, and has
gone to reside in the infected portion
of Hamburg to test its efficacy. The
Herald correspondent informs that
paper how it is done, in reference to
which the Herald says editorially:-
Our correspondent contrasts this
method with the useless experiments
made in Spain during the epidemic of
1885, M. Haffkine employs for inocu-
lation first cholera virus which has
been weakened by heat and oxygen,
and then virus of greatly increased
power. This bacteriologist says that
experiments made on himself and on
three other persons show that the
incubation of the two kinds of virus
can be performed without risk.
There will be a universal desire to
ascertain whether practically, as well
as theoretically, M. Haffkine's method
of preventing cholera is success. But
this great problem will soon be decided
by the Herald correspondent, who,
after having undergone the double
incubation in Paris, has now gone to
Hamburg to make decisive test of its
protective value where the great
Asiatic scourge is raging"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-09-21
SPEAKER CRISP ON THE FORCE
BILL

In the letter to his constituents, Mr.
Crisp, of Georgia, Speaker of the House
of Representatives,, in giving some of
the features of the Federal elections
bill, said
at gives to the Judge of the United
States Circuit Court the power of ap-
pointing election officers in the States.
1t gives the election officers so appoint
ed the power to designate an unlimited
be employed number of days prior to
each election, at S. per day. "a thou
sand or more might be appointed in
each congressional district.)
ct authorizes the use of the armies
of the United States to preserve the
peace at the polls.
at gives to the Judges of the United
States courts the power of appointing
a canvassing or returning board for
each State, who shall certify whom the
people have elected to Congress.
at requires the clerk of the House of
Representatives to place on the roll of
members elect the names of persons
holding such certificates, SO that they
may participate as members in the Or
ganization of the House.
cit authorizes officers of the United
States to supervise and control the reg
istration of voters.
sit authorizes such officers to make
a house-to-h house canvass to ascertain
the legality of any registered voter.
at provides for the payment of all
these officers out of the Federal treas
ury, authorizes the employment of
many of them for as much as eight days
before an election.
"And finally, it makes permanent ap-
preparation of our money for the exc
cution of the law"