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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-15

Espaf1ol <Cataluf1a, -Proceden'
to de Habana y escalAs estara en- es.
ia del 10 al 20 die.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-15

Americana <Philadelphia,-El
Is del corriente estara aquf proce
dente de New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-15

Ha fallecido en- Afasco la res.
petab]e se1ora madre politica de
nuestro amigo ell doctor Guzman
Rodriguez. D. e P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-15

A Ia sef1orita Isabel Ramos,
estando en- catedral le han sustraido
del bolsillo una cartera con diez
pesos. Resultaron ser los autores
del hnrto Jose Alcazar y Estebau
Martinez & quienes el detective Ra
rae! Garcia ocup6 parte del dinero
y algunos objetos que habian COM
nra10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Gransl stand Play

The most Characteristic feature OF
Dr. Grichtou.a appoint -nentH % the
appearance Of bis customary grand
stand play. After putting the cityn
finances. the control ~ corporations
and the direction Of practically ali
legislation into the charge Of the
"soiid seven Or grichtau makes
a ltd for applause by appointing
Murphy chairman Of the police. IL
ecnHs and revenue committee. Hia
colleagues are James, Nuvlu. Vim
cent and Taylor
This stroke f. expected 20 convince
the good cifiEsnH that Or. Gflchton
IL going 90 bear with a heavy hand
on vice. u = his usual appeal 20
the galleries and II about 80 inn
puftHut ~ fsf. Crlrhtnn'H recent
statement that ahile he was oppus=
- % vice. II no happened e. be
mayor pro tenn. he would not feel
warranted iu making any change
from ths policy % the present may
OF. In other words. ur. Criehton Il
a raging rcfurmcr in theory bat as
gentle az n dove IN practice ora
toriee IiY. be r. down on saloons
gambling houses and whnteunt but
~ So official pc bows gracefully %
the viii - others and accepts con
dltiouH aa be finds them. futoxlcats
ct with hts own einqnrnrn and the
popular applause that ne smagineH
he hears nf Crirhtun comes nut
fRt-funtsd on the proposition thai
dissipation - dreadful When the
time for action arrives he assumes
heller than thou attitude and
calmly lets things happen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

When interviewed today Mr.. Cav
ton Fatd At the present time All 1
desire 20 state is that the treatment
/ received at the hands % the poliee
was disgracefui. I do not desire g.
Try my case IN the nHeapnpera
When the proper tirnc comes the
facts VII be made kaorn
The police dld nat treat mo n
an American citizen. bat ma II +
were some brute. Tho course I In
tend to pursue IL known only 10 my
attorneys"
Ata .. m yesterday. az the
request ~ Deputy Prosecuting Attor-
ncy Grimth and Cayton'a attorneys.
the preliminary examination was
continued until next Friday. In
passing on the case. Judge Cam
said. 7 VIII hold Mr. Cayton in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance in
court on March ~ 1901. / viii also
release the defendant on his personal
rocogniranoa. Mr. Cayton is a re-
putable citizen. and ! do not be
Hove he would run away II he were
given "A chance"
The announcement that Mr.. Cnyton
would be Fiven a hearing Monday.
resulted In drawing n large crowd TO
the courtroom. The audience wss
composed ~ attorneys representa-
tive business men and local minis
tors. A large number Of Colored peo-
PIE were also present,
The sentiment OF those present
seemed 10 be in favor Of Cnyton
many shaking hands with him be
fore and after the court proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

AZ the council meeting last night
tho plans Of the solid seven" TO
eaptura tho machinery were put In
TO eject. Preaidsnt Crichtnn an
nounoed the personnel OF the COM
nlttesa FOR the ensuing year. and
the prediction that the solid ssv0n"
would be found in control was amp
81 verified.
Some striking changes were neccH-
Stated one Of the most sweeping
was In the finance COMMITTEES. where
the solid seven" had but one rep
rcssntattvc. Rude, Il now has three,
Blake. Navin and lsude Parry and
James are left on the COMMITTEES.
bat BENJAMIN and Murphy are drop
ped. with Sunset" Blake. Tommy
Navln and Rude IA control Of the
finances the psople can guess what
viii happen.
CA the nrt and water committees
the same trio has control Blake,
NRNiu and Rude vii manage the IRE
and water legislation a. well a. the
financial legislation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
1t Happened Saturday Night--0ne Side Of the
Story Has Been Told and Now Both
Sides Appear in the Star.

The arrest OF Editor u. II. Cayton.
OF the Weekly Republican. for Grim
inRi libel. on complaint OF chief Of
Police Meredith Saturday night. has
caused much comment. The oppon-
ents Of Hurues and Meredith claim
that the arrest was a high handed
Outrage. and that u was planned by
the chief 10 as 10 keep the editor in
jail ali night without benefit 81 ball.
on the other hand the friends Of
Humes and Meredith say that the
s'P.-Is and the Wilson faction Of
the Republican party have been
writing editorial articles for the Re-
publican. attacking the city admin
iafrntiou through Clayton. and that
the alleged libel is one 81 the
Pig productions, which 10 was
unwilling 20 print In Ten own col
umna. They say that CnYton has
been permitting this use of his paper
and must now stand responsible Tor
any criminal uttefanceE. HumeH
and Meredith contend that the ar
rest was right and In interviews Civ
en- today. state their reasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
sustains Meredith.

Dr. Samuel Uurdetfe. n colored
citizen OF recognized prominence.
when seen this morning, said
"This Cayton affair ia not interest
Ing the whole cnlored population OF
Seattle. but rather only small fac
tion Of them. SIR. Gayton IL not a
colored man In one sense Of the
word. He long ago deserted his
race. lie affects white society. lie
attends white peoples church. 4
short time ago he secured n white
minister 10 perform "a marriage cer-
emony ~ his house. IN my iudr-
meut having yesterday questioned
many Of my race I believe that Mer-
edith is making "a record for him
self in demanding punishment Of de-
famera OF his character. A TO hts
haste in arrestlng Mr.. Clayton. I
have this 20 say. arrest a culprtt
when and where no IN found. Mere
dith was mad. and would probably
have proceeded the same I'm regard
70 any other publisher"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Corporations COMMITTEES.

In the corporations committee the
GaIiI seven assumes control with
Vincent. Blake. Muiapan and Rude.
The NTH member iH Parry. This ls
the mnat important committee Of all
and here the combination IL practi-
Galis perfect Til. four "auItd sew
en-" representatives wiil have no
difficulty M aufna exactly what they
plcl - Nith corporation matters. The
sunset Telephone Company could
not have arranged the committee
more aKrreablY The gas monopoly
wili De satisfied The other corpor-
atious VIII know what the change
means.
are public buildings and grounds
committee will be- enutrpilaf hT
Rude. Auidoan ana blake. TAia vii
count when the nrw ely hal AMI
the nsw ore department buildings
are erected.
on adjudication Flake end UyerH
Tiii manage things There are only
three members on this committee.
City TIGHTS Fall into the hands Of
Navin. Blake. Muidnan ana Rude
Enxeussed bills are given To charge
EnEfcsssd Bills are EiYeu ia
charge Of Muidonn and nnda. The
third member - Hlnehnrt.
Elections and buunda rirn are -
important that the solid seven
again pisces four ~ it, members -
charge They nFr Vincent Nnisoon.
Naviu and Rule. The other mem
f.sr T. Henis min
Rules and order ~ business Ir the
council Hre very important They
Wili he directed tv cfirhton. Blake.
Hvefs cad Muidnou. The other
member a. Hfuehart
In ths committees - Lesser oruof=
furlfltr. the sHplld seven" gives tha
SIX Independents n better ahawtn4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
HE DIED IN
GREAT AGONY

Roy Thoymhufg. a awftc hWan IN
the efnpioye 81 the Great Northern
railroad. died az Providence haspitsl
last night from injuries received ia
an accident at fntefhsy during the
Afternoon. While making = coupling
Th0rmhuTw lest hiH footing and fl
underneath fhs train. fia left arm
was cut on uear the wrist #nh lhe
right arm near the elbow The bones
% hss lower ilmhs Wefe horribly
mHunied
The inferred man was hurrleflv
placed aboard a Seattle q Intarra-
ti1uai train. and mntHe go ere Prov
idrnes hospital. here. after two
hours - intense suffering. he expir=
ed
Coroner Hnys was notified - the
fatality. and after making an In
vesflRatlon. had the body moved
from the hospital o. Butterworth'a
morEuss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

hour, Tho run from san Francisco
- Everett was made IN three days
besides her cargo of general mer-
ehandise the Rainier brought a deck
load Of barrsled ols Her first class
passengers were. ChaH McCloiisn, n.
Hohson, g. W "a. John and wife
2. Wickien, n. Maddox, A. Jench. J.
Z. Dllas, G, Lyon, A. Hochnn, ChaH.
Roam, ghas. Stevens, John Foley, n.
{, Pelon, Harry nilea, Fred y. ST.
none and Chas OHterhen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Mayor Humes Talks.

Mayor Humea said this morning:
mo one should be deceived In this
matter and with a little study |
think IL becomes plain that the at
tack on the police at this time bonra
the earmarka Of political spite. The
Republican N on overflow Of the
~. r" and squibs of vituperation
against my administration that are
not found in the morning paper find
space in its weekly adjunct, which
is conducted by Clayton"
do you think. Mayor. that Chief
Meredith was hasty I'm his action
against Cnyton ?" asked the repor-
ter.
Mo do not. answered the may
or. "TTe acted vigorously after the
assault on his character. As I'M
deretand the case. he threw down
the gauntlet. and by law viii compel
his traducera to prove their libelious
statements or suffer the consequent
ces"
when 1 appointed Meredith 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
chief Meredith Talks.

Chief Of Police Meredith said this
morning: II acted I'm Cayton's case
Just ne ] have done In all other cases.
refusing To accept anything except
cash bail. or checks duly approved
by the committing magistrate or
prosecuting attorney. II ls the rule
that before checks are accepted on
bonds. they shall first be approved
by the proper authorities. What
right has a sergeant Of police, for
instance, left In charge Of the station
AT night, Ia pass on the mmcieney
of check offered IN lieu OF cash
hale m allowed euch loose prac-
tlcea. there would be no end OF
trouble.
THE proper procedure I'm the case
OF Cayton was Tor hts friends 90 have
submitted their checks to Justice
Cam. or 70 the prosecutor for APP
prevail. Then the man could and
would have been released. without
delay
"Cayton. / wiah 10 repeat, received
no different treatment than IN ae-
corded other men arrested.
zone more thing. The arrest was
made just as soon an / know that a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
The Little Game.

Judiciary - nycTa. James. Rine-
hart
Claims -- nyars. Benjamin. James
Murphy and Taylor.
Streets Mulnaou. benjamin
James. NnYin end HInshnrI
Sewers Taylor Benjamin. Null
doom. Murphy and uinehHrf
Health and sanitation - Kine-
hart. Mulduon and Parry.
Harbors and whHFNcR Rude
benjamin aud Murphy
Library and printing - Parry.
BENJAMIN. Byern. Blake James.
Labor benjamin. Murphy and
Taylor
Parks aud bouieVhrdn - Blake.
Auldaon. Murphy. Rlnehart and
Taylor.
Civil service and falsry - Jamcs.
benjamin, Muidoon. Murphy. Naylu.
Elnehart and Taylor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
The Gear anxious.

ST PETERSBURG. March g5.--
owing 20 the numerous uutbufats, the
cfar has held conference with hia
ministers 90 determine on "a course OF
action, The operation or the law
for drafting refractory students into
the army will be suspended ara lat
sr on the grievance VIII tE taken
az. Tho assassin or Minister II
Education BoEollepom has been SEN
fenced 10 life imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Deserted the Ranks.

Mr.. Cayton ia n colored man. but
II To- claimed by leading representa-
tives OF his race that he has desert
ed their ranks TO associate with the
whites. They point to the fact that
he has become "a member of a white
church and had a white minister 30
celebrate a wedding at hts house
last week.
The whole AFFAIR may 10 traced
10 the factional fight now IN pro-
gresHtbstween the Wilson faction OF
the Republican party, on the one
hand, and the UumeH faction on the
other. The federal brigade, :"
which stands with Wilson and the
"P.- r. outspokcn against Mere
dith. attacking Humes over hia
shoulders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
STEAMER RAINIER
ARRIVES IN PORT

The steamer Rainier, capt. A
Hansen, arrived from San Fran
olaoo this morning with - passengers
and n fun cargo of freight. Much
interest has been attached to the run
Of this steamer, as a new propeller
was put on while In San Francisco.
Her old iron propeller has been re-
placed by a new braaa one. thereby
Increasing her speed Ia knots per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
A NOVEL
BLOCKADE

hARsEILLEs. March 25.-Poiice
today loaded Il striking cement
workers into vans and started for
me prison. Hundreds OF the strik-
~, In order 70 prevent the transport
alton q their fellows. threw them
hFes into the street, making IL I'M
Iossioie for the vans TO proceed
Without driving over them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
BIG POLITICAL ROW CAUSED BY
THE ARREST or EDITOR CAYT0N

libel had been printed concerning me
Sayton'a pAlHr appeared Saturans
afternoon, I waR told. while entim :
my supper Downtown IN the even
inE. and "a once hunted up a eipy >.
me sheet IL was about : u'ciorH
when ] read the accusation. Then
took steps 20 have Cayton arrested
No Time was lost. ! am IN the hahi
81 acting promptly when have ans
thlnE so do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

gave them free rein. and l think he
has demonstrated hts ability to fair
~ rid the city ~ crooks lie ~ a
man Of positive character and will
not stand for aiurB. II 10 nos up TO
his alandersrE 20 prove II ne - a
CRATER.
Il understand from Meredith"
continued the mayor. that checks
uncsrtiiled BY the prosecuting Rttur-
ney are never taken aR bail at poe
lice headquarters. and the chief al
80 states that Caytuu was not pro-
oesded against IN any way unusual.
/ have reason 60 believe him and l
think unbiased Investigation will
bear him out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

LONDON. March z5.-Another plot
y WI the Gar ~ Russia r. reported
" The Daily Mail this morning. II
= aaid that studsnts at 81. Peters
ylFs drew lots 70 see who should
.''nfnit the murder. but the unlncky
~ 'eid his father, who warned the
-" conflict between zoe working
iaen anc 800 copsacks resulted IN
fs ss',neIous deaths on each side. II r.
ssnsFed that nearly 100 Of the work
m we're killed or injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
RUSSIA is
A WINNER

LONDON. March as.-Rusaia has
won another fail by obtaining the
removal ~ McIeary ufown a. iirsf-
tor general of customs ~ Korea.
Russia has been trying 90 aast him
since ISIS. lie Wam dismiHEed ia isFs.
bat VS. reinatatsd when the British
feet made n Demonstration Hia
efforts have been directed toword
strengthening Korea.a position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Excited His Subjects.

HERLGS. March -. Emperor
William. OF Germany. has excited his
subjects 81 Atthhutins the recent at
tack made ON him. 60 a general de-
cline af loyalty 90 the natiua. In
reply, the nes apaprra point aut that
for years Weiland who made the
attack on the emperor, was an In
mate Of an asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

WASHINGTON. d. C., March Is
The president today announced the
appointment of Frederick I. Allen, Of
New York, 10 bo commissioner Of
patents, and Henry r.. Miller. or ore
gon, to be consul at Niuehwang.
China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Numbering Turks.

cONeTANTfEoPLE. March 25.--A
force Of Turks, headed by Rutbeli
Pasha, attacked the Inhabitants ~
the village Of Aghhmahalle, in Mace
donia and murdered three Bulgarian
families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

IS SLAIN

BUDAPEST. March 25.--The bitter
political controyerBeries now agitat-
ing Hungary have resulted in the
killing of Provincial Gov. Laknsr by
Deputy Kubiny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
THE SOLID SEVEN HAS
REORCANIzED COUNCIL
Schemes OF FaOre Corporations Can Now be Successfuy
Put Through by Sunset Blake and His Friends
Also Other Schemes-ToO Numerous
TO Mention.

This II due partly to the necessity
OF putting the six members SOME
where, ana also 20 the confidence
that the control II legislation Is
safely Ia the hands of the solid
seven These committees are hs
follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
SEASICK,
BUT ALIVE

MALTA. March M.-rhe Duke and
Duchess OF Cornwall. after very
rough voyage from Gibraltar, nrriv-
ID here en- Route 90 Australia. The
party vas received with royal hon
ura.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
SUBMITTED TO JUDGE HANFORD.


Testimony the the
within
closing the city,
ghrey PLACED Attorney Shepard the stand and secured from
Judge Burkes Office.
Mr. WIN testified
Judge Burke and had taken II council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

.nsamer Oregon n loading freight
.,s.ns,s,ting u mining machinery and
fesaephsa a. 5ehwabanhar dock today.
s.,,, ~ sal for yaldes at o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

- - - 80 -
plueaa ana Influence. on all matters
Of finance and speculation his ad-
vice Is absolutely unfalling.
There ~ 10 doubling his ability.
His testimonials ard years Of actu-
al work speak volumes IN favor Of
hts ability
Paimlstrg taught: rnediumistic
persons developed.
Office hours from 10 q. m. to 8 p.
m. Sunday the same. Prices with
in reach OF al. 1908 Third avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Gold Headed Cane.


Judge II. II. Ballinger said this
morning;
The arrest Of Ceyton Is only "A
Just retributlon. ON the opening
OF the polls at tho last Republican
primaries Cayton rode up TO the
polls I'm a hack with n deputy shcr-
I'm on each side OF him. The Humes
forces were threatened and some Of
them driven away by Clayton and
his deputy sheriffs. The deputies.
at times. ms many as FIVE. held pos
session In the Fifth precinct OF the
Firth ward. lilewett, one OF the
Humes workers. was thrown ia the
county Jail on the afndavit Of Cay
ton. No Humes man was allowed
access 20 him but after the primar-
les were closed he was released. This
ex -MiRslsslppian. one Of John l.
Wilson'S chief strikers. has been
compelled 10 take n dose Of his own
medicine. win contribute 20 q
fund for n gold-headcd cane to
Chief Meredith for his efficient ac-
ton against this dcfamer."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

EXTRA EDIT ION
| TRAGEDY AT CASCADE.
Great Northern Tunnel The Scene of Death and Suf-
ringEngineer Bradley KiIed---Six Rescued
From Death by SuffOCation.
wash March Dispatch
injured h' latter few
pss~s Mccoy s.''on.A .a.zra.r1aa. ay9g.
saF7s-r1ss.z7eas- E,sse
nAsmanwm eveu .,-sess-s1 zvIs7sz7-zys
another brakeman known Pedro es4s.z-ss-.z-ss .
DRIVEN FROM THEIR POSTS
east the upgrade Of the no' the tunnel
the ''aA'o
@ a posts by ne dense volume smoke and gas no" ne engine" and compelled
the and the
ua train NO Is failed .p.. at tn. caster. mouth Of IN. tunnel on time watcher. at tina. en-,
aHeA ahead b"
to a les sp
gently. man a : n the Journeys. o
o s h
open any than
u men a mos Shuya we're reorn.ab be
IF andm sLsksdd Ay he iaurm
TO o h I'm n board
"
neaaen
Ia g ts 0 freight m a N o n j . v.
an a perhaps mHss INTO h g pound II
Isurtt cimbd down to a. the o he 10 get bh
Ia sand a msne my o.
sns IrsmembeE TN camel o on hs
dwhehsrh uneri
bagea In a water
Is Il
httrnso In
n.mrs ruanma unconscious recover
A NOVEL SUBMITTED 10 JUDGE HANFoRD
BLOCKADE 5: ] a.: :. s.: e: &C.,: s a:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

II wns reported today that Cay.
toms friends viii arrange for mass
meeting Wednesday 10 express IN
diprntion against the city admins
tration and chief Meredith In par
ticular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

Prof. Sheldon

The worlds
greatest palmlsf.
now ia Seattle.
and giving advice
on all matters of
cry nature.
ellis you how 70
make the most 81
If avoid errors,
LIN lin han-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Dress Goods
Silks

We are constantly adding
novelties. The new Erenh-
dine silks. IN white grounds.
with colored stripes. are
becoming very popular. they
make handsome evening
waist. sf.25 and fi.3s a yard.
our Fouiard silks are by FAR
the prettiest that have been
shown in recent years.
Special price for Tuesday,
yard, Tac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Corsets

Agents FOR the American
LADY GurHets- The new
straight front was irat
brought out Ia Ia Nides and
received instantaneous recoE-
milton as the foremost step In
corset making. This popu-
lar model az ii2a each.
The Empire Girdle At si.2i
each will be much In vogue
for Hligh figures the coming
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26
Phone MAIN 1850

.,,.t VIII Collect as Cents al the
"a 81 ssasA ! !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

THE Only Paper
Seattle That Darcs
to Print the News ::
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-26

SO pieces finch Fancy Neck
Ribbons. beautiful colorlngs,
worth a5c and soc y yard.
special. 10 ~fn
yard - 80 ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-09

marching along toward the economic
supremacy OF the world"
Having thus. in few brilliant sen
fences, exposed the falIacy of adding a
veterinary corps to the army, he con-
tinued in an equally lofty and perth
nent strain Then he summed up the
situation in a few careful. chosen
words that should settle the army
veterinary problem for all time. These
are his words:
The American people and the
economic forces which underlie all are
carrying rs forward 10 the economic
supremacy Of the world. II is d great
position. bur. dazzled by its sDlendor,
we must not forget its points.
There probably never has been
clearer exposition of the veterinary
problem than Mr.. Lodge gives Us No
school boy could read it without seeing
the bane veterinary corps would be
to the army. At the same time it is
couched in the language of high class
sDell-binding. Some day Senator Lodge
VIII get hold of a first class subject for
an Oratorical sprint and the shades OF
Burke and Demosthenes viii dissolve
with envy.