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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-18
LOCAL NE us

THE police were using the
wires between this place and
Hampstead pretty freely yester :
day trying to catch some offender
against the municipal code OF
ethics.
TIE Chicago News defines
worry as ''the undesirable
thoughts a fellow cannot help
thinking" which shows that the
editor has worried over the mat
Ser considerably.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-11-18

THERE never was a better time
for a man to advertise his bust
ness than just now.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
MERELY A RATE CUTTING DEVICE
And the Santa lie and Other Roads are
Ordered to Stop Ii.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The interstate
commerce commission, in an opinion by
Commissioner Prouty today announced
a decision in the matter Of the alleged
unlawful rates and practices in the trans
portation OF grain products by the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway COM
pany, the Chicago Great Western Rail-
way company and others, concerning a
transportation practice of the Chicago
Great Western Railway company. This
company, owning the entire stock of the
Iowa Development company, which had
been organized for the purpose of hold
ing the title TO certain lands of the rail
way company, caused grain to be pur-
chased in Kansas City in the name of the
development company, transported over
the lines Of the railway company to Chi
cagO and there sold upon the market.
The development company, the commits
sion finds, had no bona fide interest in
the transaction. Neither the railway com
pany nor the development company pur-
chased the grain for the purpose of own
ership, the whole transaction, the opinion
saying, being simply a device to secure
its transportation at other than the pub
ished rates, and the only rate paid was
the profit upon the transaction. which
varied with each shipment. The COM
mission held that this constituted a vio'a-
ton Of the second, third and sixth sec
tons Of the act to regulate commerce and
an order directing the railway companies
TO cease and desist from such violation
has been issued
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

New York. Jan. 5o.-Rev. Joshua Hall
McInvaln. DID. the venerable president
OF Evelyn college. Princeton. y. J., died
a. Princeton today. IN the SIND year Of his
age.
washington. d. c. Jan. 5o-Senator
George Of Mississippi. who has been III Tor
some days a. GARFIELD hospital. passed 4
comfortable night and is resting easy this
morning
New York. Jan. sa.-Prfvate Frederick
Clinton. United States army, was frozen -
leath in the streets OF Wbitestoae. !. 7
IEo VAS drunk and fell BY the roadside.
q. con was 10 have quit tire army in a few
days. after ten years services.
Charleston. ". Y. jar. Or Jan de-
livery a. Fayetteville LAST night. three mu--
6ererz. Walter Hstt. Ben Williams and WI
Taylor. Win three other prfs0ue.s escaped
J. Koon and william jackson. tx0 INSIDE
neanor prisorsEx. returned and aoiiEe6 tbs
jallor q The escape.
san Francisco. ca. Jan. s1.-Tbs I'm
eral q Mrs. Flood. EsioT OF re lats Ia
rama King Charts g Fiood. vas potable
fo- is ss1nplic!ty. There were 70 e-n5lesns
OF mourning. 10 eoxeTs and 70 pail bear-
e-s. Al tbs was n accordance with ths
wlshes - Ms Fiood
tfarar-la una S-sl- NJ pan 'yellersl
vVsvse~ arrived sas. nszai q Rhode. stx
miles from C.eufgEcs. p7oTsnce Of Santa
clara. azE csupe5 taere- u the rrov-n-.
o. sfatz-zas. ne grinding = cane has cen
nezcet o. several uiaatzzAors. Tse first
- bags OK sugar arrived yestsrszy az 3fa-
.znzzs-
Nsw YorE Jan 5l-A5olf Meyer TestsT-
day plez6e6 guilty 20 se-lsng IRE % TIE
fe-eusns house N Fast Oas Hgn1-e9 al
Thi-rsenth ss-se, sea- tao weeks sxo. an.
vas serSence1 20 seTye = years ~ tie Ssz-
..s-tLary- TIE aFs sas - a. z Efft art e.
ssnEers5 the ilyez :. - S1g1gants o: ne
blal4-aS
wzsAinEtoa. =. e.. Jar. s-cspl,oi b.
tecfivss arrested Eo-szssr D9Easn< =
slzsssa-v bah @ she ezF.tsl icss<g fer ssrsk
srE a match CD - Etzf1s q Jzrs.i WEI
ster. T'hls Is TIE ssoozs. o1srs~ of 1ze klai
q z xssk vxt:o. 2.zsfsl.y i0EsAss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
FAvORS THE HARRISON PLAN
But Harmon Doesn't Want Pending Ne
yotiations Interrupted.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Attorney Gerer-
al Harmon has talked recently with the
members Of the house committee on Pa
cific railroads on the bill for commits
sion to settle the relations Of the gov
eminent with the Pacific railroads. The
attorney general is in favor of the plan,
but desires the bill 70 be drawn so that
the negotiations now under way for a
settlement of the affairs of the Union
Pacific should not be interfered with. 1t
is probable the committee will accept an
amendment drawn by Representative
Harrison of Alabama, providing that
pending negotiations be not affected by
the bill The attorney general gave the
opinion that If a commission was Great
ed which would be empowered TO carry
to a conclusion the settlement with the
syndicate which stands ready ITO take
the Union Pacific the syndicate might
be induced 10 raise its bid in order to
avoid delay in taking the matter through
the courts. The commission contemplate
ed in Mr.. Harrison's bill would be able
to carry on the settlement which he has
begun.
1t is doubtful, however, whether, the
Harrison bill will be considered by the
house this session because of the little
time remaining, although the commit
tee may report it to the house tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
COMPANY PLEADS OFFSET
To Colonel McNaughts Suit to Recover for
Services Rendered.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 1.-THE North
ern Pacific Railroad company today filed
its answer in the United States court to
the suit instituted by J. ". Mcknight,
late general counsel OF the company and
afterwards OF counsel for the receivers.
Colonel Mcknight is suing TO recover
$4,000 for services rendered the receivers
AMI also for an unfixed amount for serv-
ices as lobbyist before the North Da-
kota legislature. In answer the new
company not only denies the liability but
asserts that there is more than $135, zoe
due and owing them from Colonel Nc
Naught and which IS specified in several
items as offsets. Among the items are
an alleged overdraft of $500 on his ac-
count with the receivers; a voucher for
$500 signed by him for expenses, furn-
ished. an excess of 1925 in commissions
on an issue of collateral trust notes.
1t transpiTes that Paul Schulze, who
was the general land agent Of the COM
pany, was short $500 900 in his accounts
and that Colonel McNaught was surety
on his bond. Colonel McNa lights La
bility. the answer charges, IS $4,000 and
which he aas never paid. Further than
this Colonel Mcknight is accused of
conveying TO himself while president OF
the Northern Pacific and Manitoba COM
pany, valuable property in the city OF
Winnipeg and for which the company
paid S23. 1S1 20 The property is improved
and Colonel Mcknight receives the in
come.
In answer It is asserted that in tie
event that Colonel Mcknight was en-
titled TO recover for services as lobbyist,
his claims would not be prior TO the
liens Of the mortgages and not valid as
against the new company. No account
ing is demanded from Colonel Nc
Naught. the company simply asking
that the claims be dismissed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
Polo Clubs Weekly Boxing Show.

New York, Jan. 3o-The Polo Athlete
club held its regular weekly boxing SHOW
tonight The star event of the night wa
to have been 15-round go between Tommy
White of Chicago and Johnny Lynch o.
New York, but both having contracted
pneumonia, the bout had 10 be declared off
Jack Delaney of New York and Austria
Ian Billy Murphy were substituted. The
referee decided in favor OF Delaney.
The preI,minaries were two 10-round af
fairs The first was between Billy Schens-
ter OF Mount Vernon, and Nell BrodericA
OF Yonkers 1t ended in a draw.
The second was between Mike Farra CHE:
of Ohio, and Tom Broderick of Yonkers. Ii
was a pretty contest. and Farragher goi
the decision in 10 rounds.
SKATING TOURNAMENT.
New York. Jan. 30-The national skat-
ing championship tournament was finish
ed this afternoon at Silver Lake, s. 1. The
following is the summary:
Ten mile. national skating championship:
Won by E. A. Thomas of Newburgh. y.
Y: T. 4. Reynolds. Chicago. second: c.
McCleave. New York. third. Time Ss:lo's.
One hundred yards. handicap: Gus Wal
ton, New York Scratch. first; j. c. Hem
NETT. New York Is YARDS. second Only
two starters. Time II seconds.
Special 100 yards race. spiked shoes vs..
Skates: Won by Livingston SneGecker. OF
the Seventh New York regiment. spikes
c. 8IcCleave, Knickerbocker Athletic. club.
New York. second. Snedecker won by two
yards and the track was about ten yards
snort. No time was taken.
Lexington. Ky, Jan. 5o-The first OF the
get OF the famous race horse Domino. Just
foaled. is a bay fly out Of Citronella, SIS
"A I,as-rt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
Rats and . ss.ss:.g .see<-

a remarkable ine.o~st 81 tro1gbt tx
our notice by tbe Bristol post Csc.
and. what - more. IL Is stcry vithcszf
moral Some tine ago q iss;sr con
tsini1g a check for upward OF asa
was poeeed 70 a gs8tlszzz-'s bzlssn~-.
address IN The city and. although there
Was proof that s. was delivered the
szroe evening. the sdcre<zee ooznpzsre,5
tia; the Important r1fssSve Aad nc,
reached hiD- Subsequently, however.
u Occurred 20 him thss IS liz Dz.sio>zs
Pfs1As~s were infested with rzsz. sad
8. everything put thruugh the ap--atur.
IN the door, IN The sbence CT ist;<T-
box. dropped 90 -, foor, TIE por.zI
Authorities might Tot. after al. bs re-
sPon<ids FOR the Eiras-e dizapp<arance
OF if-e !ett@-- A search uhsca - irssI-
iuted vas completely successful. On
looking bShirG q corn bsa Z. disoov-
s-ed 20 - astozizs=kz- two h-zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
Burnes and Waterhouse BuyiLg.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 3G-C,sronel Dan
Burnes and Clarence Waterhouse Will be
strongly represented on the big tracks in
New York state the coming season. They
will ship twenty horses 10 Morris park
some time in April. Both will visit Ken
lucky before the regular season opens and
purchase 10 or % yearlings by the most
noted sires in that state. Several of the
biggest breeders in the state are anxious
TO give the California firm the pick of the
yearlinSs. as they recognize the fact that
Burnes and Warehouse will have one of
the biggest racing stables ever gathered to-
gether in America.
In addition TO the yearlings to be pur-
chased for 1855. Burns and Waterhouse will
have Is horses of their own breeding. 1t is
estimated that the firm is $4,000 ahead of
the game in purses and betting since the
season opened in California in the latter
part of October.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

ing store were all damaged by the
shock, and every plate glass window in
the store was demolished The dynami-
tiers performed their work while the
nigatwatchnan was at the other end OF
the block. The motive OF the crime is
sscribad 10 the resentment and hatred OF
some deposition. The bank failed last
September An assignee was appointed
and Il was found that the assets were in
sufficient TO pay 20 per cent CT the in
debtednsss. The police think they have
clue
OLD AND TRUSTED CLERK.
Cincinnati, O.. Feb. IA Tirnes-Star
special from Harpersburg says that a
defaIcation Of s43, 900 was discovered in
the Second National bank Of that city. II
was found in the accounts OF Lee McFar-
land. an old and trusted clerk in charge
Of individual deposits. Il had been oo-
served tiiat he kept his books locked up
and finally during his absence the d.
rectors got the books and made an ex-
animation with the above result. Mr.
McFarland's bondsmen and relatives
will make the amount good. Some hint
OF this trouble started a run on the bank
The officers knowing their ability TO
meet demands kept the bank open from
Z O'Clock until midnight inviting all de-
positors 10 come il they wished. Me-
Farand had speculated in grain and
stocks
LOUISVILLE BOODLERS.
Louisville, KY, Feb. 1.-The REMAND
er OF the indicted. Louisville officials with
the exception OF Alderman JENNIE. who
is out OF the city. were arraigned IN
court today and pleaded not guilty ana
the cases were assigned to various dates
in March and April. The new grand jul
~ was instructed to make investigations
along the line that resulted in the indict-
ments.
WORK OF THE FIRE FIEND.
Lima. y. Y. Feb. 1.-The boys dorm
tory Of the Genesee Wesleyan seminary
at this place, a four-story brick build
ing was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. There were about 100 boys IN
the building. but no lives were lost. One
student was injured. The valuable Il
brary Of the seminary is entirely destroy
ed. The entire loss will be nearly $780,
900.
Kalamazoo, Mich, Feb. 1.-The High
school building burned this morning
The loss on the building is $4,000; in
surance S20.eG0 Fred Wildesmith ana
Fred Winslow. firemen, fell from a lad
der. the former sustaining broken leg
and the latter a serious injured back, re-
sulting in paralysis Of the lower limos.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
sHoEMAKERs HAVE TROUBLE
Brocton, Mass, Manufacturers and En-
ployes at War.

Brockton, Mass. Feb IA contro-
versy. which has assumed almost the
proportions OF war. between the Shoe
makers union and the Shoe Manufactur-
ers' union. was precipitated today by the
action OF Charles \. Eaton x Co. who
operate one OF the largest shoe factories
in this city. III discharging 500 employees
and issuing notice that the factory VIII
be closed Indefinitely.
A. the unions and several men had 4
difficulty in regard 70 the price lists. il is
feared that other factories WI be closed.
Expressions heard today indicate that n
general movement win result 20 break
down the unions. No reason FOR the dis
charge was given the employees. He de-
clared that he would go ont % business
rather than 10 give in % ne union.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
ON THE EMPERoR's BIRTHDAY
Private Residences are Not Hidden IL
Decorations. by an Awful sight.


Copyrighted 1887 by the Associated Press
= Berlin. Germany. Jan So.-Very severe
weather prevailed during the past week.
Snow fell for four days in Berlin and the
municipality paid $1,000 marks to clear the
streets. There was much interruption on
the railways in the mountain districts The
snow was also four feet deep in the SIZES
ian highlands
In spite OF the miserable weather, En-
peror William vas in high spirits on his
birthday. which occurred on Wednesday
last. Early n the afternoon he drove
through the streets OF Berlin in a hand
some sleigh. drawn by four black stations
and viewed the birthday decorations. The
Russian and French were the best deco
rated embassies aid they were finely &
Eliminated in the evening The United
States embassy was decorated with f2Es.
At the birthday reception a. the castle.
his majesty cord. ally conversei with Prince
Hohezlohe. Field Marshal Count Won Blum
eathaI, Mr. Edward :. Uhl. tire United
States ambassador. and Ire other s-noassa-
doris During the ceremony a salute q
III guns vas fred TIE empress. during
the morning. presented his majesty Uith
specimens OF her embroidery one was
representation CT the imperial yacht Ho-
henzo.lern g1ae. fun steam, and another
wss TIE emperor OF a whaling cruise Tie
two eldest princes presented their father
win a few OF thss< Own sketches The
youngest. who was . years % age re
same day. received the decoration q The
Order o. the Black Eagle and Eas maze
lieutenant n the First regiment q czyslry.
TIE German newspapers. q. ne. pub
l.shei Mandatory articles Oh tie ea72eror,
bur 4 Was notsos1 thar OILS . zsE private
houses were illaarsnst=i. Tes OTz5s- q
ire Black Eagle conferred upon Dr. NJ
qaeI. ire minister of firs1cs. an 1E-s- D.
I.1carass. the chtet % ~ szrpsTo-s c-yl
CABINET. pQcn shs occas5on o. Is orfa5zy-
carries wtth IL patent o. hers1i-z-T rcal-
gty. and Z : therefore recalled TIA. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

Try adding scant tahlsspconsui %
Elgar TO each pint % gray. It-fllir,-
part a delicious favor tia. esoncs %
obtained In any other way.
Try adding Csyar 90 meat soups IA
the sArne proportion. putting The sugar
IN Just before s-rving The soDp.
Try adding little sugar 90 oatmeal
While u is cooking. inStead Of putting
IL on w5-n sc-Ted .. the tabI., and u
viii b> much improved.
Try sddtng the sugar 70 sypse sauce
after The sauce L nearly dnse. or tszs
before IL il served. a. the sugar adese<f
while he apples ars cooking viii MAKO
soHs> rzrsetie. hard and toogh--S. Y.
Eeco-Ller.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
Car Enildln- Picking IN.

Dayton. O, Feb. Car building shows
signs Of revival here. Six hundred men
are az work Al the shops on a fun equip
ment Of the Kansas City. Pittsburg and
Gulf road thirty summer cars for the
Peoples Street railway OF this CITY and
several cars for the Miami Valley Trae-
ton CoruOaux
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

rats actually lighting for the possession
OF dus4~besEneared envelope. which.
On being opened. was found 70 be nons
other than the one that contained ths
check.-BristoI (Knglsnd) Mercury
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

TIE ol1e~s wood building IN -. ~o~is
is said 70 be sA'e ehnrch a, Boryuzd. ls
Moray. Is ~z4 bull. IN he syesrn..
century. a.i hzs beer pro.-csea BIZ ~
qucsa oo<rsnys % pitch ]. is basi, q
PIE aad IN fantastic Ro<z-Aaesqsse d.
sign
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
A k0A

"Thae b-carzc Of yorr ronse's d.
bsting cius7-
I'VE lad sodfsb~zd. We couifnr Ara
. girl who xUsiid 80. an cAasrr.sn s,s
keep stEll whiis ths rest of ca ..rksd
--Phrzdeiphsa y0-h A--,.rf..-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
HIil neuics Alliance Talk.

New York. Feb. president J. J. Hi
Of the Great Northern Railway today de-
MED in an interview the rumors recent
" current of an impending traffic ALL
ance with the Northern Pacific interests
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
TvId-nc~ Of Persist~ne>,

Bjores--f hear you ara vcry stem
tive TO Mrs MilyunS- How 10 Jour suil
pTogre.xtDg9
wigwsg-4y t-uus-rs srs getta1g
barry ~ the kneea~-fhitadeiphh
Lecord-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

1t, as every new imposition viii be a new
levy on property already taxed and re-
suit in an additional burden on interstate
commerce. II the principles by which
suca results are brought about be recog-
nizad as lawful under the constitution,
not only will congress be deprived of
power 20 protect the citizens Of the re-
spectiVe states and the states them
selves from these conditions. but it Will
also be rendered impotent TO devise any
just and fair regulation to prevent the
interstate commercial clause from being
made a shield for avoiding taxation and
10 cause property engaged in such inter-
state commerce TO be subjected 10 just
and uniform taxation on the part Of the
several states"
CASES FROM INDIANA.
The chief justice also announced the
decision of the court in the cases involv-
ing the extent Of the taxing power as
applied TO express companies and tee
graph companies in Indiana, affirming
the decision Of the state court in each
case an thus sustaining the law.
The two cases involve the validity Of
the state law of 1893 for the taxation of
telegraph telephone, palace car, sleeping
car, dining car, express and fast freight
companies which empowers the state
board of tax commissioners to assess
taxation other than that OF a local char
acter. This law imposes penalty Of so
per cent upon those who do not pay their
taxes within the time specified.
Justices Harlan and White dissented
in the Western Union case on the ground
that the law was denial of equal rights.
LAND GRANT CASES.
On motion OF the solicitor general the
court dismissed five private land grant
cases in which the decisions had been adj
verse TO the government in the court of
private land claims and which had been
appealed by the United States. The rea-
son for the abandonment of the cases was
not stated. The grants whose titles are
thus confirmed are all in New Mexico,
and are as follows: The Tacoma, near
Santa Fe; the DOlvadera, near Piedra
Lumbre; the Aqua Salada, and the Elena
Challenges. or Ranches de Albuquerque.
The re-argument of the Nebraska
maximum freight rate cases was fixed
for the first Monday in April.
The court adjourned until Monday,
February Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

Washington. n. c. Jan. 30.-W II. Wig
E-ns. one OF The weil-knOwn characters n
Washington vas found dead m bed yester-
day. He was bern in New York and for
many years he'd Office under the Albany
Legislature He was a clerk in the housa
OF representatives for years and was wei!
known 70 pubic men generally. In his
early lie he was on ne stage and vas
said-to have played with Booth. Forester.
McCuliough. He was fine Shakespear-
can scbaiar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
JUSTICE WHITE DISsENTs.

Justice White delivered the opinion Of
the dissenting justices, saying:
The recognition Of the right Of taxa
non exerted by the state OF Ohio in these
cases must, if followed in other states.
not only reproduce the iilegality and in,
Justice here shown, but greatly ;rcreasa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
FAILURE IN BUSINESS
Little Habi.s Gnaw Big Hoes.


A large number of men are unsuccess-
full in their business because Of some
small har:t- or habits that rob them OF
as it should be.
The man who is thoroughly well and
can plan with a clear brain and work out
his plans with a. healthy body, is the one
who Will be In the procession when his
neighbor has to drop out.
Some men can stand hurtful habits
better than others, but when one finds
ont that he is ailing a little each day,
lei him REMEDY the trouble and have the
machine work right. for that is the sure
road 70 riches and happiness.
Dr. J. l. Pennington. Chicago Summer
School CT Medicine, 103 State ST. Chica-
q, says: THE Postum is received
brewed and used up. like il very much
The only criticism 1 have to offer IS that
il did not last long enough"
Coffee interferes with the digestion OF
many people wig frd il hard to give I'D,
although they know ii hurts them
It IS easy II DO without coffee if one
can have Postum. che grain coffee. This
has the deep seal brown color Of Java.
ana changes to the golden brown OF
thick Mocha when cream is added. II
is made of the pure grains, wheat, etc,
ana is II )urishing and fattening, and is
true health coffee. Il can be drank al
avery real without any Of the i'll effects
of coffee. Made by the Postum Cereal
Co, Limited, Battle Creek, Mich.
There is but one genuine original Pos
fl1r1 Cereal coffee. with a multitude OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02
Mulet Liquor Law Decision.

Des No-nes. ia.. Feb. The supreme
court decided today in the case Of Mar
SHAH county agains; John Knoll and
others that hondSmen must pay mulct J.
quor tax L not paid by the principal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-02

London. Jan zI.-Al % the Sunday
paDe.z c1atasn reference - ne great bar
20 be gwen n Mex York City ~ IF. and
Mrs. Bradley Martin TIE Referee d.
votes rxo columns . the subject ard
considers a Eoc.a. function g s1e casrSr-
;er tndica:e1 a. u5% r.. IA view = re
fact shat s: furnishes isxi for soclsl.s-
&c aE4Ezrorz