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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
The Rhyme Of the Man Shopper.

II is a Iallid weary man:
He stoppcth ono OF three.
by the white cheek and blazing eye.
Now, wherefore stoppcst me-?
oh. Sir" the worried man exclaimed.
II fain would have thee tell
Where ! may find within this store
The things they have To sell"
For II was In Christmas store
That all OF this took place.
Twas there the frcnZi"d man was seen
With hopeless. trolbled lace.
The stranger man would fain bc1oac
From him of haggard eye:
iesidcs. the aisle was crowded with
The fuils who would go by.
~ pray thee. said the stranger man.
90 cnasc thtsclf from me"
'-lh. sir III" other man inplorcd-
y wO-fu wight was ne
.\h. sir" ~ has been suid before.
The wOcfui man commenced
I'VE got 10 buy channg-di
\ Ciusoc book condensed.
"A tortoise comb. pair q skat-s.
a whole rarI"Hd uT toys
some things bcs!des Tor ail my fIlc:.d4.
Md for ia, II girls and boys.
AuI here am. ana an here:
The thing>-oh. where arc they
Fnr male ana female cicr1s cons. ire
IN Md" from IN" The Way.
TN. this ! ..uow. and this alone
Three .iSt,- across. tAcH back.
FpIr counters down. one counter W..
Then doubir ~ Nuur track
The ~, t.ttnr takes YnI next
7" land Juu otherw heres
a ud wnru Npn weary Of it trtW }.
YnI Amhl" down the stairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
Personal Notes.

NJ Hr2hr- I.e EolX TN, Fryucl jour
rAIist, wiil icctur,. W tr, French drl&,r.-
nIcnt g! Yale Cell - in February.
Rev nUrcmua Scudd.r # nlstnn
started. this wcyk, for JaHan. whcrr ~
will sp-ro a year prcpaiing Tor m.ssioH-
al ~ work among the Japan"St ~ III
Sandwich Islands
John Le Fargo. the artist. Ms jus
completed Il memorial window Tor tn
Ames Memorial church. at Ncrth Fast"n
Mass. III memory OF Mr.. oIkes AmcS anu
lis twp sons.
lives in the uId house at Lisbon, %.
v-hcr.. President Mckinley par, nls lir-'
nvcd At tho advanced aSe Of -, MI
Hrnught.n shavcs himself. and walks 4
mile and a half into Lisbon daily.
DrdI " GrivrScn Of London. made aa
Bon Nevis. the highest mountain in Scot
iaud, but at AN altitude of :ee f"et n.
WAS compelled t. wheel mis- maChlLt
through thc snowdrifts to the SUNNI I.
Miss Mary Mildred Lee. q daughter "i
General Robert L. Lee. visited the Stat'
and was introduced. the senate taking
a recess of five minutes in order that In.
members might personally oc presented.
Alexander Mcdowell. clerk Of tie Horse
IF Representatives ut Washington. AZ
though at present Il banker and capittilst,
an Oil city. Pa. weekly. He Is f"nI
Of tclling how ne laid the founddn -
lis fortune
Prince I.ubomirski. one of the Russians
most popular in Paris is about L. ride.
aS the result Of a wager. from Slth u,
Nice N one horse and bring the animal
To the Riviera in perfect condition. This
is .lifticut task Al this season, ~ a.
cunt Of the snow on the mountains OF
the Nusg, 8. Jura and the Alps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
Reflections OF a Bachelor.

Any one who is in doubt as to wheths: :
he is in love. ism I.
II !, woman is in love with man he
need not worry about who can teach him
how to make love.
Some men are 80 clever they can ull-
teach themselves what 4 college taught
them Before they are ~ AC;tts ".u
Women are 50 smart ahndt getting en-
gagged that they can do the proposing and
the man will never now who did 1t.
II women could handle 4 factor, tho
way they can handle Il spool of thread
some hits OF cloth and an old dress lninS
there wouldn't be 4 man in the country
whose services would be worth 10 cents
"A Ncar-NcW York Press.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
I. NAs8QN0VD CSjQ)@0lEQjI
The Bachelors Christmas.

:'hc h.. .h.ior sit. ia his Gen. strcwn or
" it'll tisSn" lnp"r and string galore
And STATES about ~ II" Christmas JOY
And t,p& each raven"uS messenger boy
He lunN,. Will puzzled and weary gaH
on tEr eight pip"-r:tc!ls and the ten ash
IN k!f:,:,d slfp,, rs al ,.v'ry size
ON shaving sets AND hidcouS ties.
~ tnr pmars ,siNI III satin AMI @ilk.
on inc iiaSks tas>urcdly not 10! mlli,):
IN c.,s..; and boxes with aliy'r crrats:
an cal' nda"s. ho"lrnarkS. ana other
.t'stS.
pn cigars. Of .,Ir~r--f"r thc annual
Seem l..'cr to diminish Christm *
On n.lr> a lrush with ebony hack.
ON cork ,crrws-;IId stuff just nlic-d-l rl'.
Ana the bachelor 2roans: Indeed. the;
PITY !, bachelor on Christmas Day.
MAS ever u cnilp 50 downright hdi riel "
wish I" the due chat ! was malri' a."
Edwin l.. Sahin, in Puck.
/ H. s'Irr there is II" hole in the tur
(. TIA Christmas sleigh ride is posi-
p"nct. one year.
Pity IN" poor mar who has plit OF
his shopping untI today.
! That battle with the K"nncbar lie
iart will long bc remembered.
It isn't a holiday season t" the post al
clerks and express Office employees.
Tf2e whole kerncbec valley seconcs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
PcnciIinss.

II Il married man would only try tth
experiment some dat al saying To ms
wife some oi the charming things tha,
he saws to other women. he would u
SURPRISED and praticd at the result.
Humor and pathoS are closely allied
III other words ii is pathetic to see what
some people think is funny.
If all liars had to pay for licenses
most OF our present taxes might be ii.i-
medidtely abolished.
What lovely cataract exclaimed
the oculist. as he caught his first v.eW
Of Niagara Falls.
Tho secret of success is often found
by Watching other peoples failures.
-Somrrville Juuintl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24


estimating. as regards an Amer lean
isthniian canal. which began when
Balboa first saw the Pacific. almos,
foGr centuries ago. is now ended and
the era of definite accomplishment has
pc:,un Since the present month
orcncd. long steps forward have been
| taken First the engineer commits 81 On
report ted conolusivcly in favor of the
Nicaraguan route: then came tho
/ Fannccrote treaty which makes poss.-
Bile a canal exclusively controlled by
thr United States. and then came the
| bill! authorizing the President to a,-
,u!ro the necessary land from
| Nicaragua and Costa RiCa and pro-
coed to the great work Of actual con-
| struc;ion This bill has the right of
WY and January is named for TAX
| Ing il up. 1t will be discussed and dc
ba ed for few days, but its support in
the House promises to be oTcrTh2ln-
ln. In The Senate the tiil will have
sGiid Republican support, ard some
Democrat including Senator Morgan
the a'lest man on their side. VIII
ear ncstiy support it, Ii seems pTGcii-
ccl.y assured. therefore. that the op II
in;- weeks of the first session of tn.
5rtn Congress. vii! see the formal in
aurrcation Of this great undertaking
vi IN mo9na more than rian can
N moa:rre TO The commercial and naval
r1we~ If America. The building If
tho canal will lie one Of the great I
a,, ,cmplis hments in the history Of tn
human race.
coolidge. the Washington corlcs-
pendent Of the EostDa Journal gives =
co. lDrChenSiVc summary of the impo"-
tart bill which will set il motion a'l
tn,. vast machinery Of diplomacy ana
.n"ineclin~ skill. it is II short bill #
Only sIx sections The first empoWr.s
t!,,. President tu secure from the vi !
III. Nicala4uin ana Costa I;ican Giv-
cl4ments all the land necessary l.
''r:.,avatr. construct ana protect" tint
sr>at waterway. The words ''ani
p!,,"ct" are especially Significant.
Thy air an outcome Of the Ha.-
I'll lnr,fatr treaty. ana they point tr
tnc acu;.iiinS # sufficient territory 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
The Limit.

II wonder what's he feminine Of
sage p"
II don't believe there Is any. Did you
ever hear OF & woman sage that
amounted to anything?
well no. never heard Of a woman's
age that amounted TO more than II or 20 "
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Rev DR.. j. H. Hertz. formerly Of Syra-
cuse. ~ Y. is the only American
preacher in the Transvaal and Orange
River coiony. He delivered the address
at the Mckinley memorial services held
in Masonic hall N Johannesburg. $. A..
Oct nhnr Inst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
4 Gentle Touch.

DO unto others as you would have
That $ the golden rule. and 1 believe In
H. too. don't you?''
We'll" replied Eorroushs, '.if ] did III
he Offering 10 lend you $40 This minute"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

1t may not be = veal cd fashioned
wintery christmas but it viii TAX
quite a stretch of the imagination 10
call il green Christmas ia This Iati-
tMhe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

1t will he his sorrows crown Or .or-
rows for unfortunate Admiral ScLlry
If the Democrats persist il trying u
make Z PARTISAN her" and martyr of
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
Crafty.

MIR. PhoXy--Dld you send the Eorcm :
card for Our musicale?
Mrs PhOXy--Yes: how could | get op.
:Jf it?
Mr., PhoXy--I1l toll Borcm that jerks
IS coming. Borem owes him money
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Richard III. Cooper. q private of the
Eleventh United States cavalry. VINO has
just returned from the Philippines. has
brought with him the rcgalia which AEri-
naido always wore on uress ptI adc b-.
fore the outbreak.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Mrs Robert S. Robertson. an art critic
and lecturer on art of Fort Wayne Ind.
during II recent visit to kokomo found
i'm ii secondhand store where she was
searching for antiquities. a picture OF
Martha Washington. which artists have
pronounced a striking and beautiful work
of art.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Her Faiher-Aha. caught you kisslr Z
my daughter. sir. What do you mean b.
that sort of business:
He-I don't consider II business at all.
sir, but pleasure, purely pleasure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Gowdoinham young men are talking
of forming II checker club and there
are 4 number Of excellent players III
town. The best player is said to be
Chas Nelson who has defeated some
cf The best players II New England.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Wireless .elegraphy to England fOr
I; cent \ Woo, is tn" expectation of IT,
Hondcrtul Marc"ni, brt his c"n.irg
marriage {" z beautiful American gil
may nuke lin "A trifie too ontimie.i'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
LIGHT AND AIRY.
4 Paipable Hit.

YES; he's made "A barre! o. money out
of z Christmas novelty"
That so? Wh;- was it,
lie sold thousands of dolls with cute
Htsle. spectacles to the Boston toy deal
ers."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

tft.r ror-ivr., br.,,- Old .Adl .''al
Dewey for his hr"ak in dend'n:r away
thr homo given him ~ he people. ana
for lis %reater l'nrI-r in anaou: liz,
hirl,tlt 2" = rree: lential can,i.datt. the
country finds it n easy natter to
ovc.lrck his posts rirt improperly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
Reason Enough.

WHY do yol talk so much" Ma cried
Rcproving lit.ie May.
II pose It's cause the child replied.
''lsc got 80 much To say"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

htre i no doubt that General Miles
"'S''es he had kept in mind trat old
about tie aurferous lualitiys !
of silence.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Deer Isles now town hail Is pract-
cally completed and will he dedicated
by Il bali within few days. nice
stage has been bUi,' ;rG me da ace
floor laid, and naturally the residents
are very proud Of their acquisition
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

The culurCd clement constitutes in Ni:-
-inia nearly unc-th;rd. or -. Der cent. Il
all males OF voting age. and is cOmpris a
almost wholly Of persons of negro de-
scent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Tho. prospect OF Il trinle wedding III
that agit2tcs ltan%r!cy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

no less than 11o2 different species OF
SeaWeeds are found on Australian
coasts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24
BEYOND DOUBT.
THESE FACTS MUST CONVINCE
EVERY AUGUSTA READER

That which follows is the experience
Of resident of Augusta Incredulity
cannot exist about the statement be
cause it can easily be Investigated.
Mr.. Everett G. Smith. printer with
the Kennebec Journal for years. says:
The more Doan's Kidney Pills be
come known the fewer people there
Will be who suffer from bacllache. NV
experience with this remedy. which /
procured at Charles X. Partridye's
Old Reliable drug store. opposite he
postoflice, leads me to this conclusion.
IL my case, the use of Doan's Kidney
Pills quickly and thoroughly relieved
me OF pain in my back which mad
bothered ne for a considerable time"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

.ho suwccstion that the new boat lie
nar,cd for the veteran Captain Col
lns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Exit little Maclay He should lose II
time in pulling the hole in after him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

'Fl:ey sag that some Bangor people
were much surprised to find that the
world had waggel along just the same
during the week that their city vas
Cutcidc its limits
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

callT completed and VIII he uchicateu
by bali within a few days. \ nice
stage has been hui,' ;:i:G = me da nee
floor laid. and naturally the residents
are very proud Of their acquisition.
| FEcy say that some Bangor people
were much surprised to find that the
world had waggea along just the same
during The week that their city was
outcido its limits.
! This month the Brunswick Masonic
J.olge celebrated its centennial. and
the BriIgton Mascns are looking ahead
10 1904 when their lodge viii be 100
years old. The Camden Lodge celcbrat-
| ed its centennial last summer. The
opening years of this century viii find
many Maine lodges passing their '0oth
milcstones and tn" occasions ara well
worthy of observance.
| Nov that Il case of Il Young man sue
cess:ully mascueraGinE for years rs L
! wonar in a Main" town has been dis
covered, eVc"r town srCmS ambitious To
| POSSESS Il similar cas-" and Maine cor
| respondents threaten to food The big
ctE lailics with fairy tales for the cd
i'll, ;.,ion "f the gullihi. urhln+.
At thv luUse party IT the pnlarj
Sprlog r.ous" last June 4 mnvement
was started to prepare = testimonial to
III" r.irh-rs. ia recognition Of their
IrarnrI uf liz, m1i;nr thoy sai1 they
could ac-c! L" ;;iiI personally from
Gur~;S "f II" hoAs", u',t": thrl: Jules
~ iarc' s,.m ~ n.uur,' h.tl u.ryIIy
been collected and MS in III: htni.. Of
ihc committee. The n:lit'.r WhS M once
tal,,n uHir. consideration, anl an ar
ia"2Cn!cn; WIS rl',dr a;,rceanl.. 20 all
4 n".IhniIa. ~ \. ni.Icrl in the Maine
binding. TIE "uInu'it;r.. drcj lcd upon
Z tabular chime clocA. which Mas de
:'e H"a ~ riffvnN 3" '<'W YORK AMI
iipc'tod 'Tor. t,i:r.r!. Il :trik">
tE' In.Wt''s ~ ~ ""ut, "u 'ith@r
III, W,9trAnst"l. ~ the Wilmington
chtIc~. and tn, hnuis rn a hrl r"pr,
:entiu- "i.- Zen. tn. historic n-ll n
h" i"uSe ni Parliam"E: clocL in Jon
'i"' Upon thr Tablet on III. ,rs" is
in> III -"d: ror tn" Maiuc S;.tt"
'lu,idiu-. i'u'HnG Siting. from the
gu' 80 M TIA" house iar;y given III Hi
."iri i.i"lcr x sons. ia homo, .: tn
';C\ "ruor. council urI mtmhc. "f IT,,
:ic> onti"ih legislature ~ tn S;,tr NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

lge celebrated its centennial. and
the BriIgton Nascns are looking ahead
10 1904 when their lodge will be 100
years old. The Car,len Lodge cclcbrat-
ed its centennial last summer. The
opening years of this century viii find
many Maine lodges passing their i0cth
milcstones and th" occasions arc well
worthy of observance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

~. rotics. " hntcver VIII be taken
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot he held resp"a
siblc for the preservation or return o
rejected communications.
As,,re.s nIt com m q icntiOns relating
TO subscriptions and Advertisements to
BURLElGH & FLYNT. Publishers.
Auxustn. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
n. Y, sole agents for the e. S.
Remember the name-Doans-an
take no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

che ~. .hcior sits ia his cen. Strcwn o''
W ith tiSSn" Taper and string galore.
And Std,,S about ~ the Christmas JOY
lnd t,pH each raven"uS messenger boy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Nov that 4 case rf Il young man sue
cess;ully mascueraGinE for years rs L
wo.nnN In 4 Main" town has been dis
covered. cVc,r town srCms ambitious to
POSSESS Il similar cas-" ana Maine cor
respondents threaten to food he big
,itE .lailics with fairy tales for the cd
iiit 4, ion "f the -uilihl. urban.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

Pity tn" poor mar who has put oif
his shopping untl today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-24

To S'IT' IE'It = IT" I"!N III Iht Nv.
Thn Christmas sleigh ride is pos;
p"nrt. one year.
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inal case. Is that the proper kind Of a
people of the country? A very impor-
tant case may be given to one of these
men, and maybe by the action of that
man, the man who really has the best
suit, he, not knowing any law, loses
the case. A man, a client, may lose
ten thousand dollars. 1 claim when a
judge does that way we have right
to take action, and he ought not to be
judge. We ought as citizens, to pro-
tect our rights, and the rights of the
people, and in order to do that we must
ask for the removal of this man. Be
fore Judge Humphreys was appointed
signed my name to his application to
be appointed judge of the Supreme
Court. Since then, at late day, /
found out that he was running two
ways. He was judge, and also trying
to run the Legislature During the
course of the situation / came down to
to Senate one morning and I saw an
editorial in the Republican. l saw a
member of the Home Rule party stand
up and move something exactly as
saw it in an article in the Republican.
l know by hearsay that is Judge Hum
phreys' newspaper. He was running
the whole thing. 1t was carried. / see
now it was in order to get Mr. Smith
imprisoned. That a bailiff could be
appointed by the judge. and the bail
if pick out the jury. and show him the
names of the men first Then we find
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THURsToN SCORES MACON.

appointed, and, when that committee re-
ports we can act on their report.
THURSToN SCORES MACON.
Mr. Thurston said that as to the
charge that the Advertiser had been pub
fishing Humphreys black record in Ari-
iona, that Mr.. Magoon himself had
brought affidavits to the Advertiser show
ing up Humphreys Arizona record in de-
tail, and requested the Advertiser TO
publish them, but the Advertiser had re-
fused cloud laughter.)
Mr.. Magoon. That was when l was OPP
posing him for Judge.
MR. ACHI SPEAKS STRONGLY.
Mr.. Achi l only want to say few
words Mr.. Magoon said We must give
the Judge fair trial. / believe in that
way. We are the accusers. l believe 1t
is our duty to make the charges against
him. For myself, in order to protect my
property and my liberty and that of my
family, / must do something in this mat
ter with regard to this resolution. 1 was
| in the court house the other day when
| saw three attorneys, who, because they
| laid before the Court an affidavit signed
| by their client, were imprisoned. In that
| case, l consider that l may some time
| be in the same boat. / may have eli
| ent who will talk to, me about his case,
and to the best OF my ability L will pre-
sent an affidavit duly signed by my eli
emit, thinking and believing to the best
! of my ability that it is good affidavit,
and then / will be called by the Court
to appear at o'clock to answer for con-
tempt, and be found guilty of contempt
and sent to jan for thirty days. 1 claim
the time has come for everybody to pro-
| tect his rights and his liberty. Some
thing ought to be done to Judge Hum
phreys I understand Judge Hartwell
was an associate lawyer in that case
Mr.. McClanahan was two thousand miles
away. but he was also ordered to come
into court at o'clock in that same aft
ernoon, because he was a partner in the
firm of Kinney & Ballou. He was cahed
and 1 don't see why he was not found
guilty OF contempt.
/ In regard to the sixteen licenses Il
practice law. The law is very plain L
anybody wants to practice law In thi:
country the law says that man mus
be examined Their characters mus
be certified to the court before they
can be licensed to practice law in AM
of the courts of this country. Judg'
Humphreys, in order get what h'
wanted, he only asked the members o.
the House, You are member of TIT
House," Yes" Where do you live?'
| so and So You want a license tt
practice law?'' Yes We'll, Ii
lcense you SO and So Is that law? HI
may claim he does not know the law
If he does not know the law he SHOULD
not be a judge.
/ can say before this association thai
1 know many of these people who were
granted licenses TO practice law, and
tell you many of them can't draw Z
common complaint before the District
Court. Some of these licensed men, Ii
censed to practice law. don't know the
difference between civil and a Grim.
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ties. 1 submit that he is entitled to an
impartial trial before the committee duly
appointed, and, when that committee re-
ports we can act on their report.
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members OIL '
A .s The facts are
.'ia ~ he proven Are
'. .srssIyes and say, No No:
oaif these charges? We
-, ,.sore US. Let US use
re SslT man on his defense.
,,.psroH SPEAKS.
Ton Mr. President,
ia ...sssd most of his re-
nj mean to do SO. Mr..
vog we're looking at me
T. III tie course of your re-
i You looked at me and |
;s inst what l said.
.,.t I have no apology to
' aoprse of the Advertiser
) i;.cIalm that the Adver-
.ry position relative to
,,aer than from a public
mi 10 say that, up 10
unphreys took his po-
s.nch. there existed Moth
frjsndiy terms between
n the first men with
Intimately acquainted
ts-, Repeatedly l was,
.,,iop. mis- attorney. Dur
..e..ship he told me many
i previous life and mis-
reyer have been and
/. made use of in violation
zro &c me-
E RECoMMEND HUM
PHREYs.
vsre so friendly that
the position on the
r.. frequently to my Office,
- me. He asked me to
aid to him at that time
:. friendly relations that
r. u and that, if 1 could
would. but that l was
Il. tbs responsibility Of rec
NV for the position OF
did not believe that he
al temperament; that he
an advocate and a par
III did not believe that he
,,s himself from those
.beu on the Bench, and
:, ,oi believe il was to his
the Bench. Since then,
vlations have not been at
u,ning unfriendly has oc-
.y, differed in politics and
there has been no per
% much for the position
.,,r.issr has taken and my
3 part owner
TREAT A CANCER.
,d., before the Bar Asso-
ay: There are two ways
urcer-one is to cut il out
To plaster it with a sour
The resolution that has
x BIZ Ar. Robertson is the
Ne resolution introduced by
lie other.
rsnber Of the Bar here
rot fully ready to say
: ay? VIII you think any
rsason Of the evidence of
10 might make a state
{. not the general commu-
e.Iperts who have had this
b for ten months. We 10
Rss, and if We are men of
sShd think. men who have
4 their convictions, We will
/ hsfs and bring this mat
X md lot postpone it until
I iii month, or next year.
EM tie President to send
h., hsis' We know what We
(; : az i TO the President. II
I'll ,sass to retain Judge
aNsl % the best We can.
a5a II. lie will do what we
; IL the best. If We have
e 70 cone here openly and
= ave said today, We should
Ss9 further, and put 1t into
: . q brought officially be-
S.slt. and either succeed or
MAT We desire, or else sit
aH lie finger Of scorn point
community, and by Judge
r1sslt He would say: You
p kleS. You got it before
Ae2aoa and then spent a
AZ and went home and-did
A'nit il is not consistent
q Or dignity as individuals
r. q the association, after
Aea place to take any such
q as has been suggested.
d resolution OF Mr.. Rob-
Ass. That is the manly
alt Is EMPHATIC.
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