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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

THE Milwaukee papers did magnificent
work II reporting the proceedings O. the
editorial convention. Judging from
letters received by the late president Of
that BODY this work was highly apprec:-
ated, not only by editors throughout the
state but 10y many others. Where all lid
so well IL may seem IavidioUs to make
particular mention: but The Journal
showed such unusual enterprise that 1t
fairly earned special commendatjoa. The
couTtisies Of that paper and The Eve
DIng Wisconsin. IN other lines than re-
porting, were Of such a nature That ap-
probation of them ENDANGERED the bust
ness success of the meeting. No matter
how conscientious people yaay be in the
performance Of daty. the good things OF
life vii always De attractive and these
The Wisconsin and The Journal gave 10
abundance.
Tie Milwaukee Press CIu5 sh9wered a
blessing Of good things upon the associ-
alton members and induced them to make
''of the night morning, and the no0nude
nighl " Milwaukee IS altogether too
bospltabIe q place IL which 10 DO three
days work IN two.
Mr.. MyTicI of The Sentinel had charge
Of all the preparatory work and did it ID
such q quiet effective manner that the
arrangements had the appearance Of being
tbs natural order Of things.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
NOTES FROM MILES.

Mrs. Henry Head Jr, is visiting her
parents. Her husband has charge of the
Marathon county asylum for the insuae.
Little Pearl johnson, Youngest child
Of l. Al. Johnson, has been quite sick OF
late with lung trouble, but as she IS IN
der the care of orr efficient DR.. O'BFien
bat little alarm need be felt.
Messrs. Lewis and Fred Swenson and
the Misses Russell and Thomas visited
relatives and friends IN our community
the past week hUt nov have returned to
OSHKOSH where they are employed in the
State Hospital.
Mr. Chas. Sclwalbe Of Chiffon. drove
out last week and contracted with David
and Robert Rickaby 10 cut him 290 cords
which he intends 10 uss in his furnace. as
he thinks wood considerably cheaper
than coal.
-Four q our pupils mplate attend
inE the examination for country school
diplomas, three OF whom intend 10 write
for higher grade diplomas. We also have
three expecting to write at the teachers
examination " hope they viii all be
successful for they have worked very
faithfully this wIa1er
The friends Of Miss Emma Noodcock
were Inv.ta3to her home on last Tuesday
evening and passed very pla.-~Lt eve
I ming The umusanenls consisted OF vo-
Cal aud lGstrHm utal muse, game Of all
| hincs and social hop, but the most ap-
pr5clabla part Of the program was ice
cream and caae which orr hostess served
III GnIqGe say.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

Tn spirit of militarism which Sen
ator Hale so etfeotuaIly rcbukcd In
the senate, if not held in restraint bv
the calm Judgment of President Cleyn-
land would before this time have in
yo!yed the country In difficulties. Tho
Hawaiian difficulty marked tie first
overt act on the part OF people of the
United States against q friendly GOV
eminent. Indeed, some minot officials
assumed the power ui practically de
clarng war and using a portion Of the
navy 10 carry it on. Because presi
dent Cleveland did not approve af
such work he was uusparingly con
demned. With hlm now rests the
prevention If war with Spain which
Is wholly unnecessary. When fhora
i Just cause for quarrel those WHO
believe that honorable avoidance eff,
war IS much wiser than seekiag oecs
sion for 1t, viii not be slow in Irr.ro
action consistent with the nations
honor.
Exhibition Of courage does net ra-
CURE the sWagger of the bully: Meth
CT are the Utterauces of natri0tje,o
necessarily through the mouth OF can
non. urprosperity has come through
cuiuvating the arts of peace. We
have not lost the respect Of nations
by attending strictly to our own
business. We don't want to be fear
ell until there be proper occasion to
show that we can inspire fear. We
gam neither in feputation or strength
by violating international courtesy
Oar sympathy Will always lie with the
oppressed but we should not assume
the role OF Don Quixoto.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL HECTOR.
STATE OF WIS 'DNSIN
DEPARTMENT of STATE

Notice is hereby given that az the Judiciul clcc-
con To De held IN the several towns wards. yiI-
RACES and election districts Of the state OF WIS.
cuEsin, on the first Tuesday Of ApIil. A. d.. 1895.
beng The seventh day of said month the follow.
ing officers are 10 be elected .o-wit:
AJ5IS,loI OF the supreme court i'm place of lion
orithle houtJct ID. Marshall appointed To I'LL the
vacancy ocCasloHed by the death Of Honorable
Harlow ). Orion, vino was elected Tor the full
term ending On thetlTst Monday 10 january A. y.
4 circuit judge for the third Judicial circuit
consisting OF the counties of Calumet, Green
iake and Nnnehago IN place of Honorable
beofEe ": bHTnCli whose term of office will
expire ON the first Monday in January A. D. 1>gl
circmt Judge for the seventh Judicial cirrl,it
consisting Of the counties of Portage, Waupacu
Naushara and NOodIn Place Of Honorable Char
les NJ Webb, Whose term OF office viii expire on
the fret Monday in January \. D.. 1891.
circuit Judge for he Eighth judicial circuit
consisting of the counties of Buffalo Dnun Pen.
N, Pierce and ST. Crojx. in place OF Honorable
Egbert b, Bundy, whose term Of office ~ n c,spIr,
ON The hr=t Monday in january, 4. D.. 1891
circuit ldge fer the Ninth judicial clrcilIt
CONSISTING of the counties Of Adams, Columbia
Dane, Marquette and Sauls IN place Of Honorable,
Robert G.. Siebockpr whose term Of office viii
expire on the 'tst Monday IN January, 4. .. 1871.
circuit JUig for the Eleventh judicial circuit
consisting OF the cnu-ties Of Barron, Burnett
chippewa, Dou9ias, Polk and Washburn in place,
OF honorable Aad d. NluJe, appointed To fiil tIe
vacancy by the resignation of Honorable Houiet
d. Earshail who was elected for the full term
ending on the hr7t Monday 20 January A, D. 1891
A circuit judge for the Thirteenth judicial cir
CUT consisting Of the counties of Dodge DzalI-
kee. Washington and Waulcsha in place al III.
honorable Narham Parks, appointed to fiji the
vacancy OcCasIOnrd by the death of Honorable
y Scott Sloan who was elected for tho full term
ending on the first Monday IN January 4 ID lguI
2"ch humclph Judges as are required 10y law
70 ne elected at t5ls lime. Said election 30 br
held and conducted and votes cauyaS-ra and rs-
tHrns made ~ accordance with law.
Given under my hand and official seal n the
ca2Itoi iii the city II Madison, this third day Of
February 4. D.. 1895,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

IHE editorial convention which was
held ia Milwaukee last week was fair
~ we'll attended Tne papers read
were exceptionally good. The ad-
dress OF Col CaIl1us On Thursday eve
ming was highly enjoyed by all. 1t was
Of q reminiscent nature and beautiful
in its diction. The colonel is now an
editorial writer on The Chicago
Chronicle
c. ". Bowgon Of Oshkosh was elect
ed president: Mr. 0. L. Roossler Of
Jefferson was elected secretary: Mrs.
Osborn Of La Crosse, assistant socre
tary and AIRS. Giuty Of Chippewa
Falls treasurer The interest taken
in the proceedings OF this meeting
gives evidence Of the growing iuHu-
ence Of the association,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
II2nIL0u0e Piano LIQIllalT.
Jos. Kaiser, #m. a.. Esrh, O. Il. paulus.
831 South Eight Street.
opposjte Williams House
Pianos. Mason 4 Hamlin,
New England.
Organs, Mason & EIamlin.
give asa cell, ash for price,, tie best,
the cheapest


lEIrst publication Mar. - 1851 No. II
L late OF Wis., ONSih- COUNTY CoULT FOR
- hA&IToWoc COUNTY. IN Probate.
!" the matter oi the estate Of Guniid km,dsun
deceased.
On reading aud fling tie petition Of Riley Of
son executor of The last Will and testament and of
the estat, Of said deceased for the adjustment aud
allowance OF his administration account land the
assignment Of the rasdae of SAID estate to such
other persons as are log layg entitled to the same)
II Is ordered that said account he examined.
adjusted aud allowed n q special term Of said
court 10 be held a the office uf the county Judge
in the Cltg Of IauituEoc IN said county on Ines
day the 5lst day Of March A. D. l-!ai ~ ten
O'Clock q. II,
L Is further ordered that upon the adjustment
and allowance q such account Hy this court, as
aforesaid and II the time and place hcreiHbefOre
de- guated therefor tho residue Of said estate be
by the farther order and Judgement x TINS count
assigned to such persons as are 10y law entitled
to the same
1t is further ordered that notice OF tie time
and place OF the examination and allowance Of
such account and Of the assignment of the resi-
due q said estate be given 10 all persons into r-
estCd, by publication Of this order for three sue
cessiye weeks before said day in The Manitowoc
Pilot weekly newspaper printed and published
AZ the clty and comfy OF mauitoEcc and state of
" isc0ndn.
pated February 18th, 1895.
By the Court.
is, ANDERSON. County Judge
0c'iiHi.z @hH"ah- AiyS, MARIO
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
BEWARE or OTNTMENTN PnR -
IA8kR THAT CONTAIN
E.-REI-pE

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it rGrongh
the mucous surfaces. Such artieiss
shcald never be used except on preserinf
tons from reputable physicians. rs fba
damage they viii DO Is ten fold 10 the
good you can possibly derive iron, fban,
Halls CatarTh Cure, manufactured Inv +
j. Cheney Y Co, Toledo, o, contains no
mercury, and Is taken internally. actin
directly npon tbs blood and queens snr.
faces OF the system. 10 buying Halls
Gatarrh Cure be sure you get The genuine
It Is taken internally, and made in Tola7o
Ohio. bn z. }. Cheney & CO. 1esiimani,
ais free.
= Sold by Druggists, price 757. nar
bottle
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

The supreme court has affirmed tie
sentence which sends Mark Barnum. for
merly of The Wausau Torch OF Liberty
TO jail for six months for criminal libel
Barnum believed hose ZodolskI. now
serving life sentence Cor the murder Of
Ella Malay, Innocent and published ihe
confession Of d Woman who CLAIMED 10
have knowledge of the facts, which
stated that Ella Malay haG committed
SUICIDE. The cause assigned for Miss
Maly's alleged suicide was regarded libel.
Gus and Barnum was sued and convicted.
If the laws of libel would give the person
the same right accorded to those who
stand trial on criminal prosecutions. peo.
pie would say Barnum receiysd his lust
deserts. but the law presumes. practie-
ally, that the person charged with libel is
guilty and he mast prove his innocence.
This is the situation which makes Bar
Enm appear like a martyr even though
the facts should be against such claim,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

ELLIS CsHsH is what a scandinavian
would call "a mighty good fellow" and
with the naked eye can see moro merit in
bis friends than IN GnprejupfceJ person
oonlt with microscopes, But tae deuce
oft IS he is always wiling to shove them
INTO positions where THE wicked do aof
cease from troubling" Nov chat lie
editor q this sheet. notable for having
the snaIles. circulation in the state. i
ont OF the onerous and honorable position
Of President Of the Press Association.
Ellis suggests that n assume the still
more bEFdensome position Of chairman
of the state central committee. \Ehy. I'D
that case Ed Gee would ta giving aisl and
comfort 10 democrats anj might aozribIy
be receiving aid from thu enemy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

SPAIN is apparently aaxiong for var
Other European nHlons are anxious she
should go to war solely because Of Ii
injury which might result Ia tie United
States whose vigorous POLICY with refer
ence 70 European Interference IN Ameri-
can matters is displeasipg TO them. Give
the United States q ljttle time and IL can
readily accommodate all the European
countries, either eeyeratIy or Jointly.
While there may IL doubts Ct the pro
prIety Of recognizing the Cubaus a. LellIE-
erents, there IS but one opinion regard
ing any alliance Of European powers
against this coun.r.. And thar Is, mo
backing duy.n-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

THE paper READ by Mr.. Bowror of The
Oshkosh Northwestern at the editors
convention iu Milwaukee last week on
the subject Of Libel was one Of the ablest
presentations af hat enAject ever made
before an association. 1t was not a pa
per ~ the ordinary acceptance OF tba.
term, bnt bTIlf and a very able one.
The writer knows how brief d time Mr.
BowrCu had ID which to gather such an
array Of facts and from Authorities so
eminent, aud he paper Is ain the more re-
maTEahle for This reason. It's q piece Of
work winch adds greatly 70 the 9alue Of
the phamplet containing tie proceedings
of the late convention.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

They Say" that Ed Zoe is starting n
afresh courting the estima5le lady who
took him d quarter Of century ago for
better or worse. All the papers of the
state have been saying such nice things
of Ed that he begins to thIuk be has not
sufficiently appreciated himsalf ia the
past He aas hired q boy with a wheel
barrow to tnke clippings from the press
to his hone for perGsal by his wife. Ed's
manner clearly says .You weren't fully
aware how big a man your husband IS"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

IHs seems 10 b. an age uf military
enthusiasm. Every European nation ia
affected with She spirit OF iincoiam and
the war feeling, for the time. Is in the
ascendant. Fortunately the nations
which have proceeded to hostIitiea have
fared badly notwithstanding, that thez
had contests with countries OF lnsiQnifi-
cant strength The United States have
imbibed some OF the surplus rage which
IS floating about and scarcely escaped war
with ono nation before it was ON the
verge Of another With different country.
tt would seem to be much wiser to cult
y.La the arts Of peace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

Fox situation so strained good tenn
per has prevailed IN the Kentucky iegIs-
latnre up TO the present. There is serious
danger that this condition Of affairs will
not continue long. just ms soon rs the
counting bat business begins there will
he trouble
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

EDToR GARDNER Of the Green Bay
Gazette pays a high compliment, in his
graceful manner, . many who read
papers at the meeting ot the Press Aaso-
citation in Milwaukee last week. Os
course pTopriety would not permit his
mentioning hIs own part, and indeed
mention IS not necessary as every ora
knows that tie rigor Of his thougha i
cguaied only 10y the grace of his dictiou.
This is NO exchange Of compliments but
hostatement Of fact winch all recognize
who are familiar with Nr. Gardrer's
writing, There was not q eubiect on the
programme which did not receive treat
ment IA AN able manner
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

The speech Of Senator Hale Of Maine
IL opposition t. the resolution recogniz-
ing Cuban belligerency. while occasion
ally going to extremes ia deunuciation Of
Cuban methods, was IN the lne OF GOOD
hard sense He showed quite clearly
that many OF the atrocities charged Is
General Weyler had 40 foundation in
Tact. The best portion of his speech was
on the growing spirit OF miltarsm in the
country 1T Is high time that some man
having authority call attention 10 this
atnger which IS threatening Us. Senator
nale dld lJ we'll and deserves the thanks
Ut he country for having done So.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

Dr.. JAMESON Is now on trial in Eng
land for his raid on the Transvaal Re
public. He viii have no reason to
complain of prejudice against his
course on the part Of those who will
try him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

FRANK FLOWER is tn.,-canlo. He
will not les up on Gu. Cpham. In writ
ing t. this paper from Washington. he
dFoas national matters after a few para.
graphs ana sails into Jpbam Ia ths
present instance lie has good grounds for
criticism. 1t is that Gov CPham should
at once notify the speaker and vice-prasi-
dent that the state Of Wisconsin acting
under a rlghtaccordcl 10 every state. las
placed statue Of Hera Marquette ia the
StaTuary hail at Washington and asl,
ITS formal acceptance. There can be no
doubt that Gov. Cpham knows what his
duty Is, but he evidently IS afraid 10 p2r.
form If.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
First publication Feb. y. 1895.

INST EubIcatIUn Feb p. l~s-.
e,IAIE OF CIRCUIT CoyRT FoS
- HASITCWOC COUNTY
4. ). Sarndt, plaintiff vs. August Knoll and
Maria Knoll. his wife, George Baumaun and
Theresa Baumauu, his wife, Chi Ehrhardt and
Henrietta EhIhHTdt, his wife ) lois hraus and
SOPHIA hraus, his wife. Gustaye Scheibe The
CeuteTyIie brewing Company a domestic cor
pOratIon. Guttllcb Mill, Peter Hoffman, Frank
Boermkc, The State Bark Of ManitowOc. Free
dert Brothers Grain and Malt Company. William
italT, Eeinhardt l:ahr, Max Rahr. Charles l.
EicweTt, Charles koss. j. i Button and AUgiIst
4. BaCkhau-. defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant Ia q Judgment Of foreclosure and order
Of sale, made and entered IL the above entitled
action on the l2ih day Of February. 4 D.. 1861
the undersigned Is sheriff Of the county az Mani.
tOvoC. viii sell at public auction 20 the highest
and pest bidder for cash, at the sherls Office in
the sheFiHs residence and Jail building in the
city OF llaHijuwpc. county Of Manito7Toc and
state of Wisconsin. 81. Saturday, the nth day Of
April, a =. T., . at - CClGCk In the forenoon
Of that day. to pay the amount adjudged to the
plaintiff IN said action for principal, interest
taxes. and costs. the premises described r. said
Judgment, Is follows tG-yIt: Ots nun her sly I'M
seven z j. eight .. nine !. ten tl0I eleven iii
and twelve l2I III Block one ] I, IN the village Of
CenleTT.ie. IN The county of Mauitowuc and
state Of Wisconsin, according To the recorded
plat o. SAID village. together with all fhab1iIJ
lEGs and brewery plant thereon, and the boiler
engine and all machinery ard AT par;ttUs mad
of malt.
Dated NJ Haritowoc. Wi.cousin, February "a.
:. D.. I>ssi
HENRY SCHMIDT. Sheriff.
Of Manit0wOc county Wisconsin I
cehmltz hirwaU. plaintiffs Attorney apIe
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

JUDGING from the and and comfort Eng
land is now giving Spain, it was not Dor
ror Of the idea Of war between the two
great English-speakiug nations which
prompted the acceptance of arbitration
with Venezuela. 1t was the respect en-
gendered by fear which suggested pacific
overtnres TO England.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

CLENELAND earned SO mu eli praise by
his vigorous war message that other
statesmen are now seeking reputation by
attempts to create war sc2res. Senator
Hale seems to be the emily one who deems
It wise to cultivate the arts 81 peace.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

The congress which was going to ra.
store business confidence and ito other
surprising things for the rehabilitation of
the country must get = move on itself
soon. So far it has not passed a measure
of any consequence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

kESTuoKY democrats have an uucom-
Portable habit Of dying when they become
members Of the legislature. Senator
Weisinger of that state died on Monday.
This reduces the democratic force and IN
creases the probability Of the election Of
a republican
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

THERE cannot be much doubt that the
late apportionment will be taken to the
supreme court What the decision will
be any unbiased man can readily furesea.
Steps should be taken ct once to test the
constitntlouality of the measure. The
proceeding was SO hIgh-handed tina, the
state shonld be relieved Of the disgrace
OF condoning It even to the extent of de-
Law
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

\ queer suit is pending IN a district
court of Iowa. man gave note for
value received. 1876, promising to pay a
certain sum when Hayes was elected
president of the United States. The note
has not yet been pai1, the maker claim
ing Hayes was not elected. For some
reason the case has not yet come 10 trial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
E8ssg% Men, Middle ged y,cs:. EyeaG-.
Diseased, DesEousIes5t SzC5z
Dr.. ". H. KIRK. ~ , wissSgs.o Street a;s
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Sealed pTapo-alS viii be receive BY the scrorI
board OF District No City of NanitCwcc, for
all mason work, for aii carpenter and Joiner
work and roof cons -rueflans. for galvanized iron
and tiuworE- planting. painting and glazing
these contacts iuelEa. all tie work aud ma
terlal of ia" acw wings and tie reconstruction,
and alterations Of tie present building. Plans
and specifications can be seen az the office OF the
city engineer. Bids win be roceig cd on March
3d. lsS5. The board reserves the right to reject
any or an bid-.
Aan!toWgc. March i0gh 1850.
Tho ScEGCl Board
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12
=, + Eirt publication March ;, 1895

49, ! - publication March >, 1886
IAN VI WISCONSIN, -CTBCUIT Court FOR
- MtSITOWOC COUNTY
botttrtet Kruger plaintiff, Us. William Rrai
gf ana ffeanrIckc Breier his wife, and John
ReInEe, defendants. Una
Notice rs hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant "a judgment Of forcclo sure and order
q sale made and entered by said court i'm tho
above entitled action, and dated on the 18th da,
gt February, 1915, and which judgment has bcrn
GUY S0ld and assigned By said plaintiff 10 Otto
Arueger, !, the undersigned sheriff Of Mapito-
VOC county. Wisconsin, will offer for sale and
sen at public auction to the highest and best
nldGer al the office Of said sheriff IN the county
lali building, at the corner Of Eighth and Han
cock streets IN the city Of ManitOW0c. in said
county on Saturday, the 18th day of a phil 1855
Al ~ CLOCK IN the forenoon Of that day in order
70 pay the amount adiudged TO said plaintiff for
principal! interest and costs, together with tho
expenses oi sale, the following real estate -sitr
aztec IN MaIutowoc county, Wisconsin, and Do
scrit5ed IN SAID Jud ,ment as follows to-wit. tEa
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter =
W, . OF , h = of section three 1871 and tbe
bof'h halt OF the north half Of the ng-tb oast
quarteT " = Of \. q of y. J.. 4 Of section Ten
LIut' all IN township nineteen 1871 north ,.F
tstase twenty two ~ east. in Manitowor county
v lSc,ii sin containing eighty acres moro or less
according 10 government survey.
Dated March (. 1896
HENRY SCHMIDT, Sheriff
49, OF Manitowoc county Wisconsin,.
Schmtz q hirwan, Attorneys for assignee of
JuuBlHent' apr2}
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-03-12

THE senate judiciary committee IS
besieged by applicants who want the
constitution Of the United States Sc
changed as to give recognition to the
authority Of God in the preamble.