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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
slZER SIZED Up.
A BUTTE MAN WHO IS WE'LL
THOUGHT OF IN ZION.

Salt Lake Tribune: Frank L.. Sizer of
Butte, Mont, arrived from the north
yesterday and will leave for De La Mar.
New, to-day. Mr.. Sizer is one of the
Montana crowd that, With several Salt
Lakers, Joined in the purchase of the
April Fool during the season and that
has been a steady dividend-payer ever
since. He goes to camp at this time for
the purpose of inspecting the new ore
bodies that have responded 20 Manager
Healy's researches and that have added
so largely to the value of the property.
Mr.. Sizer has been a very prominent
hgure in the litigation now embroiling
the bonanzas of Butte, and his swords
manship during a recent encounter with
Clarence King showed him a foeman
worthy the steel of any man. Mr.. Sizer
has a large circle Of acquaintance in
this city who always make the interval
between trains a pleasant one for him.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
Ne W York Stock Market.

New York Nov. 11.-Higher quotations
from London served to hold up the prices
OF railroads, but a number Of special
ties were inclined to heaviness. The
market was irregui:N', independent move
ments Of importance occurring in Lead
ing stocks. Towards II o'clock there was
a sharp rally in Traction stocks and a
conspicuous movement in Changers, but
prices We're not we'll held. There was
free offerings brought out by the bank
statement, but declines were not severe
in the railroad list. The closing was
quiet and steady at small losses.
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that he was servingssa good purpose try

tnat ne was serving.a good purpose try
Ing to induce an aspirant for office to
pay his friend $4,000 for his vote. After
testifying that he is a minister of the
gospel. and served as chaplain of the
lower house, and is still engaged in the
service Of the meek and lowly Jesus, Rev.
Is. ii. p. Warren, aid
l went to his room and told Mr.. Clark
that there was a friend Of mine who
would change his vote from Conrad to
LARK Tor a consideration. He asked
me now much was wanted. l said he
would like $40, 900. Clark said: II can't
do a thing in that matter myself, but it
VIII pc all right / asked if he would
see him.. He said it wouldn't do for him
70 40 anything personally, but it could be
nXed. The next morning [ met Mr..
Clark in the lobby Of the hotel, and he
sald to me to tell the gentleman that I
wanted his vote-and wanted it this
morning.
1t was bad enough for the common
herd to be mixed up in the democratic
stencil, when the two wings of the party
were working the pot and kettle comedy
to the limit, but for a preacher of the
gospel-chaplain of a democratic house
of representatives, at that-to solicit a
bride for any purpose, or through any
motive, is enough to make a wooden
Indian stand UP on his hind legs and
yell for reform.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
NEW TRAIN TO CALIFORNIA.

Another cut in time via the Short Line
Ogden route to all California points.
Thirty our the quickest route to Los
Angeles; % hours the quickest route to
San Francisco.
Only one change OF cars, Butte to San
Francisco.
Call or write US for excursion rates and
particulars. City Ticket Office, No. 10
a Broadway, Butte. Montana.
H. O. WILSON.
General Agent.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
~A-CLERIcAL SLEUTH

No story Of human depravity issuing
from the vulture-feast now in progress
before h supreme court. is more sick
ening in it's details than the confession
of a minister Of the gospel that he solicit
ed from Mr.. w. A. Clark q bride for one
Of his friends in the legislature. The
gentleman cannot justify his
conduct before the wosld, on the theory
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

The c~opperhead press persistently dis
lppines. unless the cheering information
is received that the Americans have
been worsted. They will not surrender
their supreme faith in Aguinaldo's ability
to escape, until they receive a lock of his
hair by mail.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
LAW BOOKS FOR SALE.

So volumes of American and English
Encyclopedia Of Law.
s volumes of ~Pleadings and Practice.
5 volumes Of General Digest.
4 volumes American Digest.
Z volumes Pacific Reporter and Digest.
3 volunes Jones on Evidence.
Statutes of Montana, year 1897.
2 volumes Cowboys Justice Treatise.
Is volumes Morrison's Mining Reports
(complete).
E. H. BEAL,
Care Inter Mountain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows: Surplus reserve, de-
crease, $2,450, 900; lones, decrease. S., 151.-
100; specie, decrease, s., 3s6, 900; legal ten
der, decrease, $1S,3SO, 500; deposits, de-
crense, $11, 6o7, 200; circulation. increase,
$1o4 700. Banks now hold 81, 1855, $50 less
than legal requirements.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

The women Of Ladysmith refused : TO
leave their sons and brothers, their hus-
bands and fathers. and retire to a place
of safety during h b~ombardment.
With such mothers, no wonder the Brit
ish soldiers know how to fight
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

1t IS now announced that the anti
Clark faction has secured possession OF
the LeWistown Democrat. 1t is said the
editor received 5 $4,000; and his witness
fees in the Welcome case were probably
thrown in.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
Money and Bonds.

New York, Nov. 11.--Money easier at
SOC; sterling exchange Irregular. 81. 1890
$4.S6 for demand, $4.S1A@$4.S1 M for 60
days. Silver certificates, 591a M60h; bar.
silver. 59A; Mexican dollars, 4S1s. Bonds
irregular; IS, reg, 100A; 3s, lOS3s; new As,
129A; old As, 11oA: IS, 11OIs,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

The economy practiced by the Butte
Miner, IN not publishing a full report OF
the Welcome trial, may show that it was
also economical in the senatorial fight
and, then, again, it may not.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
MONEY, BONDS And MARKETS
Chicago Live stock.

Chicago, Nov. 11.-Receipts-Cattle.
4,5Co;, steady; beeyes, $4.4O@s6.6 so; cows
and heifers, $3.1OM$5. 20; stockers and
feeders, $3.O0@$4.6 5; Westerns, 81 O0 IS. 80.
hogs, 10000; mixed and butchers. So $500
$4.25; heavy, $3.S5@S4.25 light, 81. 9501 81. 20.
Sheep, 1900; steady.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
Chicago Produce

Chicago, Nov. 11.-December and May
each show a net loss of u cent
on today's trading. Close: May wheat,
a Is; corn, 32ss 0321a; oats, 23A@23H;
ork, SO. 81; lard, $5.37; ribs january. 81. 81,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11
T~ELEGRAPHiC BRIEFS

san francisco, Nov. 1.-THE TRANSPORT
indiana, bearing the Tennessee volun-
teeFs, the last of the returning volunteers
has been sighted just off port.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

patterson, N. j., Nov. 11.-Vice Presi-
dent Hobart spent another comfortable
night and this morning there was no
material change in his condition.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

London, Nov. 11.-Lord S~trathcona and
Mountroyal. high commissioner of Can
ada. mas been elected rector Of Aberdeen
university without opposition.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-11

Take the Burlington Route for st.
Louis. No change of cars. Office IS East
Broadway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The Chicago Tribune ~ credited with
the statement that there Is mo- Bible In
tho White House.
Not long ago "a visitor 10 the cNeou-
tive mansion had occasion ~ use a
scrlptuml quotation, and not being
positive as tn the exact Language. sent
one OF the colorc1 attendants to fetch
one. Aftcr some time De- returned with
the romnrl, that there was no such book
ON tho premises.
The visitor folt shocked a. this dis
covory and handed the colored gentle
man a dollar telling him 90 purchase "a
bible and put II in some place convrnl-
emit for reference. nut IL b. asserted that
the purchase was never made and that
60 this day, the White House Is With
out copy of tho Bible
The story ought 10 be Investigated.
n u ~ found 10 be- true. the defect In
tho library should be rcmcdled before
d becomes uol1od abroad. Some phil
anthroplc. Converted ravugcs may
hear OF Il ana conclude it 20 be their
duty 90 send q nlblc 10 the executive
mansion OF this great and Christian
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
ron pEAnY-s RELIEF.

a dispatch from 81. Johns announces
the departure from that city Of the
poary expedition for the Arctic zee
glons. The steamer hns supplies Tor
two years and a crew Of eighteen men.
Tho object OF this expedition ~ part
of the elaborate plan Of Mr. Peary TO
reach the North Pole. Tho immediate
object Is 20 deposit supplies NJ iowdoln
bay or some other convenient point
Mr. pcary started from sydney on
July z. last year. and since then llt-
he has been heard from him. on the
return ~ this expedition, u f. hoped
that some Information regarding HE
whereabouts and dolngs will be- had.
pcary, NJ win be remembered ia car
ryiug out tho plan conceived By him
10 reach tho Pole. by establishing de-
pots % Intervals and 10 keep up CONF
munlcatlon between the advanced sta
lions and the base OF supplies.
The Impetus on Homo minds which
urges them 10 Arctic and antarctic cN-
ploratlons n something more than a
desire for notoricty or "a sailors am
billion. Continued perseverance will
doubtless. bring reward al last,and when
tho right time COMES the purposes Of
Providence will be disclosed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
An uNsuocEssruL ATTEMPT.

Sow York has smuggling case that
bids fair 10 become famous.
4 lady, Mrs Phyllis Dodge, was
caught I'm ou alleged attempt to SNUG
glc into this country about $4,000 worth
of i6Wolry She seems 10 havo lnnucn-
tol friends, and na consequence there
ls some hositnuoy ON the part NJ the
officials 10 treat hor aH they would have
treated common trausgrcsaor OF the
customs laws.
Several efforts have been made TO
Cxtric1tr nor from her unenyiabls poH-
ton. ana tho latest rs plea sot up by
her luVyyra, that tho jevrlry ln this
case o. NOT lutublr, because she dld
not "buy' TO-
There De- 10 clause. II seems. In the
pnglay hrln hIll which provides that
mo- moro than 500 worth ot articles
"puuhaaod' abroad by American rosie
dents shall ho admitted free OF duty.
And on This account q "a claimed that
the duty lH laid only upon purchased"
goods and not upon presents" obtained
abroad
The public Is an expectation to learn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
THE MANIFESTO.

". ,,btt.t, today. tn another mart NJ
mi. manor "a. NapIfesto i.su,d by
i,r,,td,,, v1tford woodu0 september
,. 1900 and accented and ratified by
M, church ip General Conference oc-
fobor q 100 II has tasn published cv.
,,r.t,,iy b.f.rs irit tbars nrp many
p.,pi. vb, mirIptsfprrt De- pufport.
having f,re,tt.p d. iBnruara. nuI
otb.rs ON, ,,iasusta and uIar.p present
a. rb.rcfors ,,s rspr,pt ths document
vim an, res,iuti,p accounting o. ult
,h.ro NAV 10. pe misunderstanding Uf
10. t.,t ami ,igrtrr,ti,u.
A, ,t, ,t,,. ,f Do. ,Yuprl,ii8n there
,y,. .n ett,vpt os AZ present. To-
,r,,so m. country nr,lnat tbc Latter.
dsv snipts am tho poiyramy question.
r,is. t.p,rt. wen. circulated through.
an, IN, i,p1 Tho puipIt and the prors
,oip,t q, tbs bue ana cry Tho utter.
ere.s m church leaders were distorted.
and tbey were CHARGED with proclaim.
ip,, mon, tho pubiic stand words they
ana moi spook and sentiments they dli
ma, ,n,,rtatp
a,..iac arcuso,ions were made With
o,, n..of bu, wstrh Precedent Wood.
ru0 an n ,dyls,bio 10 contradict Ho
bna r.fu,.d ia align recommends Tor
,Iur,i marriage FOR yono time provi.
qua 40 mia declaration. nnd thought
ma determination might na wen De-
m,ae pubilc II. ana rot come Co this
,,pciuri,p b,vrvrr uptu by earnest
.t..s ID 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
QUEER AMERIcANisM.

The daily champion Of antl-"Mormon-
ism" endcnvorn 90 Impress upon IT,
readers that its only aim ~ 90 guard
against violation OF the sacred priuci'
pies ~ Amcrlcauism. That should be-
an caay task in State like Utah,
whose citizens. especially those that arc
Lnttor-dny Saints. are 49, true Co the
groycrnmcnt aa 90 thelr God, whose
loyalty Ia inspired by religious motives
and whose morality will stand the
closest scrutiny
but the claim 90 patriotism looks
strange In Wow N past events. For
years pet N preachers have uchcd for
a political nFht ON Utah. IN the vain
hope that now crusade would crush
a church that for well understood
reasons they hate. So they passed ryRo-
iutons falsely charging the Mormon
people with having broken pledges
given 10 the nation. II II American"
Tor newspaper 10 Join clerical
clique IN hurting Wholesale charges
against an unancndlng community
u Il American" 10 publish scandals
about prominent men. supported by no
evidence but rumorf ~ it American"
10 parade libolous fakes before the
world. with Wow ~ urouslng the
proiullcos NJ q nation against a church
and 70 StutH2 d. lt American" 90 hurl
,pithotH against persons whose duty Il
o. o. expose such fakoH2 o. " Amer
icau,' WHOM hlniod iu oll Efforts ut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

whether this subterfuge will obtaiu ln
the present case. " 20. 70 should Do
casy TO import amy amount Of personal
effects. Mrs. Jones could easily pay i9r
the silk dresses and diamonds oi Mr'.
Smith aud make her o. "prrfont' 't
them. whcroupon Mrs. Smith might ne-
knowledge the compliment by present.
ing her friend with an equivalent Do
precious stones. or cash. and thus the
ceremony Of paying duty would soon
become obsolete.
nut ~ Is not safe to trine with the law
IN favor Of wealthy and influential
transgrcuaorB That is what brings 10
into disropute and creates criminals. II
Mrs. Dodge ls guilty Of an attempt 10
cheat the government. she should not
be allowed 10 escape the consequences
on account OF wealth or position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

Two Views OF this momcntous qucH-
tlon were expressed by preachers ON
sunday. Tho Rev Dr, sllcrr, of All
Souls Unitarian church OF Manhattan.
said that any recreation that was fright
Cor "a child OF God any time IL right on
sunday, provided always that the soul
OF another child ui God Us not thereby
deprived OF ita riHhta" lie believed
that after first enjoying his divine
communion the man or woman could
play golf on sunday The Rev, Or,
Shaw, OF the Second Presbyterian
church. of Paterson. took Il different
view, He declared that sunday golf
has no right reason Tor being, and
those who practice it however elegant
their manners however lofty their tone,
however elevated their social rank. are
guilty ofSulbnth- breaking iust as much
aa the roWdy clOmcut around the base
bail grounds every fair Lords day"
Tho opinion of Or. Shaw ls probably
shared by moro Protostunts than thar
expressed by Dr. slicor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
SUNDAY scnooL AM HOME,

Uev. Dr. Pelham Williams has re-
Gently surprised church people In this
country by declaring On favor OF abol-
ishlng the sunday schools ilo said be-
did not believe In "nny sunday school
that ever was, ever g.. or ever will be-
Ills objections appear 20 be- that SUM
day school teachers us rule are in-
competent. ana that their teaching con.
aopuenuy must be- defective. ana fur
thor. that there d. % tendency 10 mako
the sunday school. na far ns tho chill
drcn aro concerned. o. substitute Tor
the church services and Tor parental
religious instruction NJ home.
Very few win endorse these Hrntl-
monts. Tho Sunday school idea orlFln-
at,d In desire Go dlnuHe religious In
atrucusn more widely among tho
young than can Dc done 10 my other
way and 20 bring under good In
nucnce such children 90 otherwise
would grow up In rellgious Ignorance.
II ~ a schpturnl idea During tho
Old Testament dlspcnsntIon a special
command was given 10 teach the Law
" uod 90 the children both at home ana
In other places. and In the New Tesla
mont such Instruction IL noted In the
gifta bestowed upon the most prominent
men.
But u VIII De readily admitted that
the Sunday school should not supplant
such teaching and training IN the homes
" The children. ON the contrary, tho
influence of the home must hc In
harmony with the EFFORTS % the sum
day school, to secure the results aimed
at Whom the principles taught at
school are cNomplllel In the lives Of
parents the good seed cannot fan TO
hglr fruit
n'a '''N'''U''H '.'n '''''N,' '"''
eh'lii'n gro" up ana turn ASIDE nom
lh' pains OF freu'uH'' outlined To 'h,m
10 'heii carry F'"i'' sometimes 'h'
causes are NOV apparent, nut oi''h 'h'y
can o' ''l''u 10 'h' n'''''pan'E u,-
'W,'n 'nH''u'''on' u"n example. when
'h"ui'n orc 'ule 70 h'l','' IT 'h'y
are 'HuNn' 'h', u " ''N"' 10 pray
nut Np'uoln H'' ,h'', pa.'h," "pp''''h
Goa IN 'hut "''l'uu'' " 'h'y nrr M
H'fuc''d To oohho''n,' part OF lh''r
property 70 ih' L'rd' nut ho,'eo lhnt
TINS ~ done pul reluctantly ny lhrlr
ph,h's' " Vh'S are ''us"' i,F'iu Tor
me hoIy frles'h''l' nu' near i'ul'una-
ms ana 't'u'''m '' nome inc 'ncet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

qucr the Philippines. To get a dis
lance OF twenty-five miles, the Amerl-
cans had 20 Tight whole month. los.
ing 5000 Killed. wounded, sick. and pris-
oncrs, Aud that along the railroad
track They are masters OF Just 10
much soil In iuz1n as their feet rest
upon. We have freed this country from
the SpnnlardH, ana the nation that
would annex ua must put a garrison
In every village. That will take 400. 900
men, rather than 10000. The sooner the
Americans convince themselves OF this.
the better Else they viii lose many
millions ANA only a fraction Of their
army Will return home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

zone OF tho worst features OF Ameri-
can newspapers and American public
men too often seem 10 regard hostllltles
as rather plraAurhble novelty, and
they appear dlscouragingly callous as
90 the horrors which nghtlng Involves.
In January. for Instance. the anxiety
seemed 10 be lest the Fiiipnos should
not De taught a lesson rather than
that tho crimes ind misefios OF
struggle should be avorted. The ccn-
turlea-old experience OF tho British poo-
pie has given them firm ideas and a
Just perspective IN such matters; they
regard war with the aversion which
Is its due, and accept It when lneyitn-
BILE without repinlng.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

II r. good news 20 learn that Major
Richard w Young. N the supreme
court a. Manila. IL about 20 raturn
hlme on a vacation. "Dick' viii re-
celvc a royal welcome here. az well ns
nll the battery boys who served 20
calamity uHdor his command. Al
though Major Young, who sails from
Manila tomorrow. July 10th. n n couple
of weeks behind tho Utah artillerymen.
tho stay ~ the latter In Japanese
ports ana at San Francisco, Tor muster
inF out win bring all Of them to this
city NJ about the same time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
London Daily Chronicle Correspond
onccl.

The Americans always report;'Losscs
OF the enemy heavy impossible 10 give
cNuct numbers, on they carry away
thylr dgal,' The Filipino papers say.
MANY Americans Huccumbed TO our
FIRE, but the enemy hides his loss by
removing the h0diea." An American
spundent here was asked by his
paper. why ana you not cable tho
taking Of Putcrusl" He replied: Be
cause Il di1 not take place" and a
sharp rcprlmnnd Tor bis want OF en-
trrprise' was his reward Another
American correspondent told by his
stonographgr In the midst OF an ex-
citins story that 10 was not true calmly
answered. never mind; ita good
stun" Another correspondent was as.
missed aH incompetent because he never
sent such stories.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

II ia useless for our adversary on
shipping affairs 20 account FOR IT,
hlundcr about the Paris. by saying u
went 90 Queenstown 10 'lcayo the
Irish malls" The limo from southamp-
ton doesn't carry tho Irish malls"
But its confession; "Our data were all
wrong" Is an right. ana almost iustlnea
lta admission - marine not a
sailor" nut then 4 iH not even a
marine IN nautical matters. lts numcr-
Gus blundcrs on no many different sub
jects almost makes us believe In tho
proycrb. "falfus In uno faisus IN
omnibus"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15
SUNDAY DESIGNATION,


In the case OF such rccrcntions as golf
and baseball other things besides the
abstract right ~ the individual must
D., taken Into the account H. as In
the state ~ Massachusetts. sunday
golf playing " contrary 10 the law, no
Foud citizen, whether he ~ "a clergyman
or not. can c0untouanco a.. This Is 70
clear that Il needs no argument To
prove II. II the law a. uuwiBc. Il Is
tho right OF every citizen 10 agltatc Tor
ltl repeal iiut while 10 IL In the
statute book Il demands and should re-
Crlve the most Implicit obedience
Moreover. besides that, golf II a game
that requires the participation u
ouhDrH and therefore the man who
wants 10 play 10 ON Sunday must Cou-
slider how FAR he has the right 10 in
yolvo uthcrs. perhaps inyoluuutliy In
an act as TO which he can not Boz abb
solutely sure that they are aa clear as
no ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

The financial outlook OF tho country
o. brighter now than Tor years. thus
giving encouragement 20 Investment
and development IN an parts Of the
land. AZ tho same time. the advice OF
Duu's Review ~ good. that with pros
cut prosperity this Is an opportunc
tlmo 10 be- on the alert lest "a storm
be- rrcciplJatcd, The wisdom of the
counsel Is illustrated In the hurry In
New York this week. causing uncer-
tainty and anxiety a. 10 the money
market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

greeting from british naval officers In
the ports he IL calling at on tho Journey
home. That ~ an rEht Tho British
have shown thclf general disposition TO
recognize the quality 81 American
naval Officers and ships. and us Tor a
reception TO the admiral. this country
can give him one big enough TO suW
hls grandcst aspirations in that regard