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The Republican journal., 1893-03-02


AN AGT ~ amend Ghapter fity .Hy4 af the R4yi+ea
statntes, relating ta trpe rnutia Librare4
SECTION ! section ninG NJ chapter ffty Hie rf the
revised statutes amended by Striking o alI t s.il
section ana Inserting the tollnNina
IA AZ. Y. Any to"n nay estabisA VI fme4 pilli. n
vide suitable rooms therefor, nnaer suyh It4uution
for ~ government a. the nhabitats ilbln tInl to
ton and commandments Of sech library, q -u. not
exceeding tNo collars, and Ton its maintenance and
increase annually q sum no5 exceeding ae ldllar,
for each q IT, ratabe polls ~ the ye preee u4
where ,ree public Orary II Established. sfan 11Ii
ally the tIs day May certify t3 Ihe ii ltd t,a
81 bE s:sid town ri ciiy dnrng ihe prqceA THAI ge HUI
the purchase o booEs END loelmeHS far tl# usa an5
uEeT thereupon sha pay w s4iI toWn tha sAte
eas 1oI ms gaiene Fl Daas M ts 4e RI sci
expended ny sald town a. certified by its laaniapal
SECT. 8 Any town III city IL =hiot the1e II I hara
~ owned controlled Nv 4 Corporation 1r a4.aea.
ten nlaS appropfte sn ,lot exeresig AIS hnn
free use OF It's books for i, n. Inhabitants he IOWA
o. sly 9 he fch lestiietl9n nl! Pc i@n snail
brary aud said town or GIN SHAH be- enti.I Il, ~.
benefits Of the preceding seyuun, provided that any
books ana docun ents preiiased Nitu 5aid tate Ill
state, shall oe and remain tar property "A slid
sE9r n IA eve,y towD And WY Where 4 free 1iii tx
library exists, NM hDrntIn sAlil rmtsnlt ~
such library All lpws, hltine veporIs Anl oFaar
ments whiah tha town NJ PLAY M lY 4w ntuia to
ceye from the State, ana THO +liAe -;.l He a0asf4v
Kept N snch library for the uss nanafl M s the
City shall transfer Flll library li taa tY4 Nline
reports and other documents, heae-oinfa rae.tN ea
from the stafe ana now ~ custpE VI AIMS WI tle I'M
GERS ot said town " cy and tAc oilc4Ta -itid NJ
brary on o. before the ir,t aay oi Apr IA eut ralI
shan se1o 70 the state librarian report q '5a.lfag
list OF all books and documents purchased wih The
state stipend for The preceding year, and of tl Looks
sEcT D. Tho state librarian IS hereby JutHoaz6d
and directed to donate from The Maine staff h4Iv to
any town Of less than fifteen hundred illHtoitauts
aitd hvlng no tree pubic llbTarA owned ina con
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
shapsrF 235.
AIN ACT Tor the protection IA Beaver FOR period

I0NI yNHls.
-leliaS i. No person shall take, catch XIII OF DE-
strol any beaver,in manner whatever for pc.
Iua d iour years from the date OF the approval Of
tis act Any person who violates the provisions Of
this act shell Be punished By fine Of twenty five dol
Jars ana COSTS, Ior each beaver TAKEN caught, killed
destroyed and shall be committed jail until such
1ne and costs have been fully paid. Any person who
has IN his possession, during said period years
the addressed hide or carcass OF any such animal
any part thereof shall be deemed q volator of the
provisions of this act, and shall be punished here
IN tfoYlded, bui he sAdI not be precuded from pro
GtolNg evidence il defense.
Seer 2 0ue-hdf Of Che fines recovered for Viola
flan 81 mo provisions OF this net shall be paid 70 the
eompls inant IAa the other half shall be paid 20 the
county where tht olense IL committed
hESF N IfHt latGts, municipal and police courts.
shAl aav Jurisdiction o an o1enses committed In "
QiAu m N 'e lnUTlS OF TING act and upon CON
pltht tt4N is-le warrant, for the NJ persons
Hnletns he provisions q fllis act ana punish sach
versions lefe provided.
~a"r x. All WITS and phrts OF inconsistent with
tnts ne AND EeIebY repealed.
"A ppr4Ye0 March Sill
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

SECT g.. No town shall be entitled 10 the benefits OF
thls provision until its legal voters 1T eguhirly
called town meeting, have raised and appropriated
no Tess THAN one hundred dollars for the purchase
books, and have provided for the care, custody ard
distribution Of its own books and of those oe DO
mated by the state.
SECT !. The librarian or trustees cf any free pnb
nc library may ask the governor and cnuncil for al
vice N regard 70 the selection OF bo1ks, and may
celNe instruction at the state library i'll caalogung
ana any other matters pertaining to the maintenance
or ADMINISTRATION OF the librarY. pnrOYed Mar I'M
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

AN ACT establishing the salary the Register Pro.
bate In and for the county of Piscataqus.
SECTION From AND after the first day OF January,
in the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred
and ninety three the salary of the register of probate
OF the county OF Plscaaquis shall be nnnTed
lars per annum, instead OF the allowed by
law.
SECT q This act shall take eject when approved
lApproVed March 2l
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 2i3.


or admnistration Of the library. IApproved Mar VIII
Chapter PIT.
AZ MAJ AaT relating to Probate Appeals.
when non,resit'ent party appears by attorney
residing - THIS state before te judge probate ID
a9y case and % appeal II taken the service Of copy
oI 1he reasons Of appeal upon such attorney shall be
Snhclent- lApproved Mar. 81 ]
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Chapter 445.

AIN ACT to regulate the duties OF Recording ofcers
SECIlpSl No city county oticer whase 8nty
II y record conveyances ri any klnd, gments.
shali da ~ AN in drafting any eonyeyansa assign
nent certificate or othar DOCUMENT paper which lie
~ hY law reQuiled to record, III nll part under
penalty ot not exceeding hundred dollars, be
refoYerei ny aly complainant III action III debt for
his benefit or by indictment tor the Benefit Of the
county.
sEcr . All statutes Inconsistent with this act ara
hereby repealed fApproyed Mar III
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

person to whom money is rendered to redeem such
to retain, shall refund the excess Any mortgage
person holding under him when requested by
signee In insolvency to render statement of the
amount , due on mortgage given by the insovent
where thera ls an equity of redemption, shall render
true statement to the assignee OF the amount due
.uch mortgage and for any loss resulting to the nso
vent estate from misrepresentation of the amount
due the assignee shall have right of action the
case against such person to recover such loss'
[Approved March III
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AN ACT 10 amend sections eleven, fifteen twenty one
statutes, relating 70 steamboat inspection service
II Inland Waters.
SECTION Amend section eleven by striking out
the words "all steamboats, carving passengers In
the FIRST line, and substituting therefor AL vessels
propelled by steam
SECT Amend section fifteen by striking out the
last paragraph of this section, and substituting there
for every such vessel shall carry such number Of
buckets and axes for in Of lire the inspect
ors shall consider necessary
SECT 3; Amend section twenty by inserting the
WORD collision before the word lire" In the eleventh
line
1EcT a Amend section twenty-five by inserting the
VIVA collision before tile word explosion" il the
frst Inc. Approved March LII
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02

complaint; ana whoever, without right, enters upon
any railroad track with any team, any vehicle how
ever propelled, drives any team propels any
hicle upon any railroad track shall be punished by
not less than fifty dollars by Imprisonment not less
than thirty days.
The Republican journal., 1893-03-02
Chapter 900.

Az ACT to repeal Chapter hundred nfty-ons Of
Public Laws Of eighteen hundred eighty nine enti-
ted An Act relating to Capital Stock Of Loan and
Building Associations"
Section l. Chapter hundred and dftyonc Of
the public laws of eighteen hundred eighty nine
Titled Act relating to capital stock Of loan and
building associations" is hereby repealed.
SECT. .. This act shall take effect when approved
TApproyed March III
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Chapter $50.

AN ACT TO amend Section eighty-two Of Chapter
eighty OF the Revised Statutes, relating to linn
itaton OF Personal Actions.
Clause four of section eighty two Of chapter eighty
one Of the revised statues Is amended by inserting In
the first line after tie word factions" the words of
account, that said clause amended, shall read
follows
nv. Actions Of iaccount Of assumpsit or upon the
case, founded on any contract or liability express
implied Approved March Ill
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wAIrn'a FooLlgnlNr ss


Governor Waite q Colorado Il ono Of tbe
fheakA brought 70 Tie surface By nv ,on.
dlist tidal wave IN the West
lie u Of about Tie same calIber AZ ~.
other pcDulist crank who occuples IN
fpbarnatoriai chair In Oregon.
litt IS not long ago since he wanteo =,
Eide IN blood up 70 his bride and he eeons
Istli so anxious to do 80 thai Tie neonls
bf bis State have MS much as they can ~
~ hold him down He has for aon,o tint
heen threatening to caii the lauiniatar,
together n extraordinary session icr he
purpose Of passing free aud unlimited
silver coinage law for Colorado. lie pro.
poses that the State Of Colorado shall
fe.epeet The law which the wilsen-voor.
>hees bin repealed ard carry out rs pro-
Nfions Independent Of the balance Of the
countfy He proposes to call to his as
-sisienee foreign government end STAINS
the silver coin 10 10 issued BY Colorado
With the eagle OF Mexlco and the seal or
the Centennial State. What value such
coins would be supposed to have may be
Judged from the merket price Of Mexicat,
silver dollars which. according 10 latest
New York duotSti0n IL about 81 cents
Governor Yates scheme IL about on a
par with the usual populist fallacy. He
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A red hot Critic,

To the Editor Of me E0sts
Beng newspaper reader and scan
ming over the dailies published IN different
states. ! have noticed that the Texas
daily newspapers are the only cnes which
publish the decistoas OF the higher courts
AS there are seven OF these courts 70
Texas, the publication OF tnese decisions.
ex capt where there - wldesprean inter
f.st Ia a case. seems to ne 10 be an mus
lice to the average reader, VINO Woniu
rather see the space - occupied contain
come Of which might be found entertain
ing-peghsps Instructive. Why don all y
you GET tcEetner IN convention ana rea2lNe
10 diac5ntinna their publication and my. thVh
give the rest Of MS rest on John smith
-. 1911 Jones, from Jones, aftrineuf ~
tina legal fraternity, g majority OF Mnor
venture DON'T read the books IN tnei
iihraues, lei alone these. decisions, are
Interested. 10, them establish a law jour
nal Some Of the disciples Of Blackstone
GTeenieaf e al. ~ application. misnt
have apparently absorbed from reading the
works Of the above antnrrs.
And another thing When u person com
nliss a heinous crime or any grade OF lei
Gay. the trial Is open and public. The tes
tirlony * given III ,Yen court. Every good
citizen IL Interested Ia the enforcement q
if.w--the punishment OF the guilty and the
yinalcation OF tho limo cent. IT is the duty
Of an TO see that justice IL rnefcd out.
Yet the star chamber msthods OF the
pardon board would seem 10 thwaft the
pardon. as soon az made, should be putt
liahed In the county where the crime
for which the criniinai was seuiepeed
WIS committed and In tie county wherein
tho trial Vas had I read The otnar day IN
ihe Texas papers where access 70 pardon
documents WIS dented. Are the people, the
v.oiinsa ~ criminals not interestedR II
would sahfn frrm sSch proceedings that
the red-hnnded murderer rs entitled 70
mere c8rsidersfin than the widowed
Wife and orphaned children. Parhaps.
hcwever. our modern laws nre made for
he benefit OF criminals, IN an truth and
seriousness the iaymen are fast reachinE
the conclusion fhht our laws are more Of
buriesque than q reality and the proceed
ug8 IN some or our courts resemble
farce comedy more than they do proceed
Inps In court OF Justice
Tho legal profession should organize
bar association. taking IN only those who,
after hua trial aud strici axaninatlnn, ere
deemed worthy Lot the shysters, Jury
HNor8 and iiiitcrate hustle for themselves
Elevate The legal profession sndl was
going To gay the iefaslRtore whp make the
fans but that's iufnossiple, l9id the last
Texas iesialature mass one single, solitary
law which win hold waterg Are they al
Ike the sunday. the nnti-sealuer, The
snts-priaa iiehtiny, the nuti-ahseene pub
r,giiuns ana many -unconstitu.
tiennlg hAyman.
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Dciny Vow Means disaster.


New York Herald
The democratic party is now face to
face with a duty more momentous and a
frontsd IL since the war.
year ago the people by an avalanche
vote, called II to power to make a revision
Of the tariff which would put an end TO
the fiagrant abuses of protection Without
iniuring the business or industry OF the
country The time ls now at hand to
execute that great trust Failure mr. pro-
loneed delay to do 1t will mean disaster to
the country and sweeping condenina.
tion of the democrats at the polls,
honest Sesre 70 as dscbarse n t eprt dn aa
purged OF all faint Of local and personal
faVorltism or prejudice, the democratic
Committee present se ous S w egden aa
with a view 10 meet the needs OF the
country and the obligations imposed upon
the party. While It strikes at some Of the
worst evils of protection, by putting Is
number or raw materials on tho free iisr
and making material reductions in the
duties levied on many manufactured ar
ticles II Is not n radical or sweeping
measure, but as fair and moderate as Is
consistent with substantial revision For
this reason II Will no more satisfy extreme
In some OF it's most important provis-
Ions the Injurious effects of sudden
changes are guarded against by gradual
reduction, Thus the bounty on sugar Ia
not swept away at once, but Is TO he re-
duced point by point through eight years.
SO slidlng scale Is added % the .woollen
scneinie, by which tne rates are 10 come
down I'VE points WITH me lapse OF flve
years, because as the committee explains,
our manufacturers have SO long been
exeluned rom two-thlrds ot the woods
q the worih thnt ihey VIZ, haxe % learn
TIE art OF MISUNDERSTANDING with Tree wool
Moreover the duties are not 20 he re.
aueed on woolen Booos until raw Wool
hae been on the Tree list for four months,
ana y u not TO 60 on the Tree list before
tDe hrst o. March
me ehanges proposed are Tor less rad
ichl md IRENE than those made by the
Mchlney, aw thEee years nko, ana are
tar less hkeiy 20 disturb hnHness ana in
anstrlel qneraLlons. saIura lly ne meas
ure may pc somewhat improved by iudlci-
oils modihoauon after fair and Intelligent
o3.isI @ 5,n..s pesrisctsa early
snoIs,oh gan naray III 70 i ~ tns igle
rtnneT o. renewed prosperlty Tor the
conntry ~. snd better tunes Ter the people
rs y" a. III, i.as ~, a,,,,., -
pc. xsitnot l,Ie recleFs
ness OF unune haste y the daty the deHin-
crrais IN congress owe the country, and
their party ~ course the republicans
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nrxrnrers rscoaRs.

vsek.surr Herald Il Is ths fstfest tax
tAAs car - lETsea-
seaitis Telegraph. Thas ths p-pciA-ltx
= an iucana tEx Is EfpnznE can net be
1sszled.
Atlnaf1 aorr-.As. Eonske Cochran ased
ti4e CID GrxurnsnI and shout ths only cts
Ira. r ever tnr,CEH1 AGAINST an ir9ccr,e tax
--,sArasiy. Tax j. Is class legislation
S. I.eias Hseetne. Ar snearis tax ~
4ne Trilc8 Sisses Is reqa.rea Is dissrif.-
necessary e fuifil rcverznsns otAgE-
LIONS
St Lerts F1st zglspatra An iaeorte tax
e ~ easy - l,v1erf IS Any f2S exrsit
tnzs q aisa i4r1 - real estate. Elgiazd
cpsicr.f hsr inroIls LAA ana Mi eesitihar
70 SGT H.
NasainEtan gS- c. gssssw; We hays
NJ feAra tnef The dsrncerss1r party viii be
Sazfg pte as5s isE.ss1ti9n waseh may ssr-ie
70 hsf4 "a MS cQft1f1sun can hardly. r4d1uot
10 tat iusafy % sts r@rtF tss1 p-rngtes ~
s r4nans Nsws. rEGs great mass 81 tie
are 81 small a. e he h8rday worth cau-
hl3tl4nB s1eh s.@s-ag t2e case. The den-
lariiy ~ H.,nr,tiltE an iaras,s Tax.
Wfn1iaKtea fS. c. Messenger .sat an
tDs9as t5x ks desirRhiS, X ueeded VIII.
very greasly RAID, il not Il 81 denied by
snT ran Nso resE1gAs tue trNsh. X m
49, ~ 'AsA ts4s sac az Oh tvs
f1ta ara wz4s-t-s~ts1 -fifre Il psG-sfiy be.
agsEs ILe i@rAs tax sz,Ainiy 5ppgssses tie
rosT.
BoHsqn Herald. Speaking e the rnnry.
Atizes q Er iu6g-rf TAX fneV ara rathns-
uinsAs s1Ea r@rca ss,A uaAs npaithy pe0-
~ haze Al ya2t 70 ~s1h frasn yle fax
g1shsraf - E.gisn1 D9er there ycn are
rQi germ tied 70 keep nun servant uti.
aBa pay government tax amounting 10
= Pc o1ran1 Ter each n As es- AM. aal.f-s.
keepers being iezrc al four timer that
tna3rnt4
Eznsas CITY 18-res. Urder tersz tax
tte f,2Qf 1san Is Inc sufferer and pays
buadEea-fgi- more IA n proportion 10 his
n ass an1 ability thar tie rich man tie
greater pzff ef whnte income l5 accuniu-
lstee ard y rpi nee3ed OF expended for
tas tfts.f aarseS q HE Inc PARTISAN ~.
pArisc2u press. sserespse witch Is now
corue tax should nave is hypocgg,irat h.
teailpcs exposed
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HousTss, nosnAr. nEcrsuEa I
rLon1pA ANp e -


Tts prise aeAsers sem Ntte--asrsat
fry ne metal y re gsre-zar x slnriaa
They wsrs rs1tes ~ ss--s-s s7arSr I
hsss thesr snsernSarna1 rsia r Sacks7ui
vEle Il shas safe. rHs : ses1ss wNs n@aF
Up 81 az sneapssss
!; Was ne Fsfss ~ s,srsitrss zse-s sfier.
ara as luxg a. tas Was mace srfEeisrtiF.
tempting 4 zsaftsres tsls Il ~ hr4Aserk
where zhes- srppes@s sc-ss,. s1- tie csa-
50 a1sle= ssaat5 tale pssee me props
1ssl1a Esestrs gAeHr xzsaaEls 1as, n
cssFrzs arrests1 ~ ss.e sorsrss- infess
rssA1 ; rszn. 4zs SPORTS mi $3.50 TIE
.gt 1scsiS Lax otska = Egt-zA ard tx
r4rar<sz ass5 Il Eseis net earbgsss
sszsrers kssFs ecaie = saakaesssss q prs
sRre - ~sr 80 tAs eett sn5 csrtstt
ziss tdsszhel arr sxsleste- q frsEau Z 81
u z1tar x4e1 nzE tAs gsrs-nvr ras oaay
II 1o@ Feznz.sss u ~ eezn
whsssr Or rot key ~ rgAt TIE brais-
err AzsE Keen drives srssa NeE yara nea
fsiey kese bear r<y1es away ffurs ifsds-
ara. 4zk4@sns 40 ls7Hssanz sz5 0sher
States saccss9Telr. IL Trey are permi.faa
% dsszrare tne son Of F7ert1a ~ ssesr
hr-tai erh.nitioz1 ue EoYesiavr y fk.as
Stare VII - rh4fge1 nith Tie slsrae.
Iie brutssrs ~ ffs spseraog wAs hiEf
nng: Win ,ae cs5atsy X WarF4ntsa ia
saying that ne Esystnsf Was bsursds
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susaeation 20 the rapers.

10 the Editor % The Post
coiumbus, Texas. December Lit be-
longs 10 the perpetustion OF eternal prin-
oiple and the complete rule Of the people
that no ticket tor any office ~ mtas
out prior 10 the nominating convention
by any paner that believes IN equal rights
10 on and special privileges 10 none. Any
man that haA noticed the manipulation OF
pAriiean politics can not help but see It's
banefpi effects 81 engendering preJndlets
IN rnVor OF individuals. which IN every
instance dciractH from the force Of the
principle sought because y creates rival
81 personal enmity which ever aftnrward
prevents thnt lull confidence ana personal
cooperation which SHOULD abound in
brinF;nR about perfect harmony, mora
happiness und rull enjoyment OF The sue.
cess ~ tho principles undertaken.
Ia writing This II IS not with view
II criueislng the papers, oui 20 adFise with
chem and Il ! am right the papers tnal
favor the contrary idea are wrSnR, ana Y
they are right am wrong anu we VIII
iesse Il 70 an impartial public 20 Judge
WHOM paper neminates a man. generally
SIX rnaders having confidence Va the paper
fnxDf fts choice, and II the man II much
doomed" Il oftensr follows Than other
,giHa that the primary convention In
rtructa its delegates fayorlng the paper'a
eeleetion not KNOWING the name private
character. his iitnoss o. tle position nor
any lneomprienG.s thns w .nn na nSeiy te,i
public officer Delegates Instructed often
Ni,lssnv after they reach the nominating
rgfiySntion. that the man he has TO vote
Tor n nat his choice aud would not prob
ably be tho. choice OF his people II the fun
facts iftnnd before Them % they do him
Ia MS present Position. bat what y he &c
d0Y Shut his moitA and work for the
Ticket fur the sake OF the cause OF courae.
What ~ the consequenctA
Let our present conditions, answer
No,y for tho remedy Let the papers
apcnis Of tho merits, not o. one. man, hut
fvsrai mon ana the public win then IN
esstiease thein, and WHEN the convention
Ia calied then let the selections be made
and the majority rule. In faet let the
he office and the VIII Of the people
vlll then be expressed and not before
yours truly. j, ~ cay,
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VOICE OF THE PUBLIC,
VARIOUS SUGGESTIONS Ann ARGr-
MeNrs,
A can Tor nercrra IN tae MATER 81
ceart reports azs sara~e srptte
cstteA.--wnuss the STATE 20 fes-
sAa.lssN kcsleS tnstitet>


rs sae Eaitof - The rest.
rHatanin Texas NeVcmeer so.--.Ns the
esdsrsns % ycur salaatAe paper seem al
WAYS apea tor tae discussion q irtp-gtAtt
ssnsesst Wsth soar r.,csilsslsfa ~iH pre-
seri zee lncacsfs sot re coasiicra1cn
* ss.fnkiux rrhiic yrc1 what deem ore
q INA n0si l.as'eriaat saalrcts that eoaie
rssssatis engage tha attention OF a patriotic
petpss
some slrc Aeo. PERHAPS last year. therc
a-,,4e-sea > tsree celuaan editorial Ia The
rhs "a TIE esaoacy VI the Keeley cure
sar draaE pnasss ard The opium haeit. Tast
article Sc, ne 70 tAiaiSns, ft1qr 70 read
IN eelE editorial ! ssad very ntlie fA.tA
ir ire as,-caliSa ts4sre bet your paalr. pn-
Narrsis,7e1 statement cefNinceo nc tlaS
ts,cga s1ast b. Stnetntas q Y, ana sN9se
fhst arsaustaneSA a. . disease and that &
car ms clrta
Adfnistinr THO 10 DC a fact, cur duty i
rlsirl Tlse leG2slAsurc should establish 3
Stnta llfslt4tion II fte Nctleg cure adG
Irosidt tor lis nlA-atdnssoe As " does ter
ire gaeious oiAer eAAfttthic iNstitus sotss'
rtSta o. many who wou!a gladly nyaN
tFsfnet4Vfs - tho npl.crtlr.ty 70 restore
themselves - tne.T ttalaAss snn
eieiX. en acce5nt . the cpsts whereas u
tees Was q State last tutirn st could b.
tia3r 4nHh.l4efS free - those who are Dol
FINANCIALLY aels tc meet the expense OK q
n ihe qaestson be Thoroughly agitated
ar1 trust l'he Post VIII Dc found wilkins
lsia,urs can br eisc1ea committed % me
l,slscy or a state institution FOR the cure
81 3ra3 kcunssa. q Al least start the bail
recornize the fact that considerable op-
reasl tiori nay be expected from those wac
are already engaged IA the business for tne
f5r,s Is st6p ara consider the private inter
ests o. q few diy.duAls when greai