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New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
Real Estate Transfers.

Carl Reinke and W to Henry Moll
L 3 and 10 IL ITO N New Ulm.. 866
Louis Lehne to st. Johns Hospi-
Assn Springfield 10 acres Sec
70 1oS S4...... ....e oOO
Christ Manner to John P. Bertrand
80 acres % 1e9 33. 80. 1900
Emil Rasmussen to Chrisr MOgen.
sen und of l. B Evan and
und of L B Evan. :. 500
G. Mogensen to Emil Rasmussen
und ! Of 100 acres Sec 7-11O SO 5000
John G. Holm to A..'hur E. s. Pet
ersou L B 4 Helm's add to
Comtrey. .....'. 90
Charles Steube to Louis h1lzner
L 8 and s % ft of L 10 3 65 s
New Uim. ..... = 1000
William Pfaender TO Charles Steu- S
be ontlot No 81 New Ulm. $50
Jacob @. Rothenburg to William
Miller L 4 B 5 Bad 2nd Spring.
field. ;. 1850
Hulda Schmidt to Bertha Zander
L 10 and II B IA Aan Duque's 600
Springfield. ......- ........$.. 1
JODu d OCuuuldCbef 10 TIaDk wv. - e
Runner L 2 Comfley 49,. 1903
Eleanore Werner to Fanny E. Rex
roth E 13 C6 L L12 BILL s BIZ
1870 New UIn, l. IA B 9 L8B
so 3B 96 N New Ulm;. 49,. 1OO
August Semisch to Maria Pfelffpr
L l3 B114 N Nea Uln,. ..... 10C
H. L. Jenkins to Peter j. Paulson
lot bl Hanska. !. :. ...,z !. SO
George Muller to T.. Kobarsch out
lot $40 New Ulm. !. soc
Anton Prokoschtn Franz Schubert
lot bl 1872 New Ulm 10C
Julius Fischer to Mary Margaretha
Neemann lot 8 bl88 N New Um &c
William Pfaender to M.Margaretha
Neemann loss I, s, ~ 8, 10, IA,
12 and / A bl, S8 New Ulm. 22s
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
a Corn NAVE.

The forecastof sudden changes in the
weather serves notice that ahoarse voice
and q heavy cough may invade the sancti- npc1-,
sty. Of health n your own home. Cautl-
Gus people have q bottle tile Of One ne Minute nut
Cough Cure always at hand. B. H. Wise,
Madison. Ga, writes 80 am indebted
ia One Minute Congh Cure for nv pre-
sent good health, and probabiy my life Z
It cures Coughs, Colds, LaG Grippe, Bron-
chitis, Pnenmonia and all Throat and
Lung troubles. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the phlegm, draws out the ilflam.
nation, heals and Clothes the mucous
membranes and strengthens the lungs
Eugene A Pfeferle.
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
.NIeighborllood
IN s, $. NEWS .

ESSlG AND MILFORD
Especial Correspondence sts , y
Mrs, H. L. Jones visited Sleepy Eye
Monday,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r, 1anbresht,
on 10th, Twin boys. /.
Mr.. Aug. Hsymann Of Graceville was
visiting his biothers here few days last
week, 4... Il
Mrs. B.Adam !. and children left Sat9r-
day for Vcsta where she will join her
husbaud. They will reside on 4 farm
hearfthat place. ia %s>. >. 'sr5 .&5. s.s Y 81
y A sltighing party from Essig called at
the home of Mr.. r. Runck last Friday
Ieve. and after spending q few pleasant
hours, had the pleasure Of returning
home IN the Iain. &
Several of the neighbors called at the
! home of Mr.. B. Knees Saturday evening
in honor Of his birthday. a very pleasant
time is reported by all. . ..l5=.
There will be Social Hop in the
Essig Hall, Friday eve.4 Dec. 26th, music
will be furnished by the milford String
Band". A cordial Invitation is extend
ed,to all to come and pass an evening Of
enjoyment. Supper will be served at ths
hall. srg L1ss.
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
q New .Ulm, Mimi, Dec. 10, 1902
Editor New Ulm Review.

Z 2
Editor New Ulm Review. l.ss
Dear Slr::-
About the money market I wish to-
speak 10 your readers in the hope il will
illuminate some minds to the truth Of
the situation. In September this year a
great financial panic has been prevented
through an act Of the United States
treasurer Shaw in helping the bankers Of
New York with $35, 900, 900 cash for
which ln inferior class Of securities were
accepted. Last week, some Of the so-1
called great finaDciers like Rockefeller,
Morgan Hlllmann, ETC., have formeda 4
syndicate 70 prevent the next pending
panic with fund of $50, ,ooO, 900.
3Is il not astonishing that after all
those smooth statements Of our presi-
dents and statesmen about an unexan-
pied rosperity. unsqnalled crops, enor-
nous oversee trade, etc, these great fl
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
sBEWAREsOF OINTMENTSF FOR 8CATARRH
5s sB THAT oNTAINgM MERCURY
Weekly Market Letter.

The following letter is furnished by
Edwards, Woods Company, Co,nn,s
sion Merchants, Ito Chamber Of Com
merce, Minneapolis, $40 Board Of Trade,
Duluth. ss5.. #
Last weeks markets were dull as is
customary during the holiday season.
Prices were allowed to decline a little
but frmed up towards the end of the
week. Aside from the holiday dullness
there Is nothing which warrants a de 4
cline. The Venezuelan incident made
longs tinild because a war between the.
United States and England ii Germany
would interfere with exports, but all in.
ldicatlons now are that the affair will he.
psaceably settled. Western primary re-
.ceipts for this week are smaller than
they were last week though higher than.
last year. Receipts at Minneapolis haYe
been quite heavy, the premium paid there
for spot wheat dlverting the larger share.
of northwestern receipts to that market,
and stocks there are increasing, though
they. are still about 100000 bushels
less than they we're last year. We have.
excellent authority for the statement
that during the last so days interior
elevators have been ordered to ship out
stocks on hand and that they are now
we'll cleaned out which accounts for the
recent heavy receipts and foreshadoWs q
sudden decrease in receipts. The ex-
cellent demand shows that millers are.
trying to supply their future needs while
prices Of good wheat for some time and
are pleased to see our opinion confirmed
BY the ..Modern Miller" which authority
states. "That stocks of wheat aIe de-
creasing at points Of accumulation show
ing that most Of the good wheat has been
marketed" The authorities are pretty
we'll agreed that good wheat will l5 be be
scarce before spring, Exports for the
week are moderate. about 3,250, 900 bus.
but sales have been made daily show
ing that American wheat Is. on a COM
merc,al basis in the worlds market. To-.
wards the end Of the week the foreign
demand improved and on Saturday 1885,
900 bushels were sold for exports and.
clearances on that day were 9os, 600 bus.
Latest advices from Argentina are that
general rains are falling. The foreign as
well as the home situation is bullish.
While we expect quiet markets until
after January 1st we fully expect to see
a sharp advsnce soon after that date.
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
WARS In A NAME2

Everything is in the name when it
comes to Witch Hazel Salye, B. @. De-
Witt s. Co. of Chicago, discovered some
years ago, how to make q salve from
Witch Huzel that is q specific for Piles.
For Blind, bleeding itching and protrud-
ing Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises
and all skin diseases tDeWitt's Salye has
no equal. This has given rise to numer-
GUS worthless connterfeits. Ask for De
Witt'szthe genuine. Eug. A. Pfeferle.
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24

nxiteis fsslfI ;
are helped ont By the governmeut when
I'll ~ insiiatFes simply to .oversup
re fsct thattb prosperity silaslf il also
4 soap bubble,
There is il congress now ! bill pend
ing to permit the issne Of emergency
currency l' 70 authorize national banks
sto. issue credit currency to the amount
sof & & 90 per cent "a 4 pf .keir capitui, which
means 500 10 2OO, 100000 additinnal
currency Issued on general credit; i
5salto mortale of our inefficient financiers
who with nnexampled prosperity, with
enormous bank deposits. with large re-
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24

ish unrivsled resources
have1 stee1ed tho country again on The
verge q 7 fnancial crash which will
4 .sswallow up thousands Of existeuces.
Look ont. for i, u Is il the air, down in
South America the Germans and English
are already shooting and killing to col
lect bills, taking life for money. Beware
II i is nota s,gn ofsthe distress of Euro
Pean fnanciers also, A war is light
ming rod for public dissatisfaction and
= an emergency factor for covering up the
.r .ro1teness, the immortality which the
present competitive system embodies.
ED. BosKY.
New Ulm review., 1902-12-24
ls,o0t i6O miles soutn Df- -Spuk me, Wssl.

aicut i6O Oniles soutn. 81 .spuf fsne, vaslI.
tie regnlar ,nes,ing of ths local
yaodmsu lodge Monday night ygss
decided @ ilsss An pen inatallaiioD 81
oflicers on Mo1day evening, jan. 9Th at
which time the wivea AMI lady friends
of the nlelnbeIs will be present. IA
musical and literary program will Sc
carried ont and refreshme served. B
here were i. number of we'll known
mill men here last Friday 70 inspect tho
ane q Y II ling plant. Among the number
were r. .. Hubbard and his head MILL
Ser, Nj. Brooks Of The Mapkato Milling
Company. MI age Of the Nordyke 81
Narmon Go. ST indiana polls, Ind, was
also here. All these ntlemen paid
high praise to the; local N illing Conlpa-t
4Dys new plsnt.
BEwARE OF OINTMEnTs FOX CATARRH
.sSS55 THAT CONTAIN MERCURY
as mercury wi surely destroy the sense
ofsnell and completely derangeitheW whole,
system when entering it through the niue
3ous surfaces. such articles should never
be used exception prescI,ption from res
spufable physicians, as the d damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you can pos:
silly derive from them. Halls Catarrh;
Cure. manufactured by r.. j. Cheney q
Co. Toledo, o.. contains no mercury, and
the blood aud mucous surfaces Of the .sys-
tenn. In buying HALL CataTrh Cure be
surrey on get the genuine. It is taken iIl-
steInRlly and made IN Toledo. Ohio. by 3 ].
sJ. Cheny. d CO... Testimonials free.
sold, bysDruggists, price 75c. per bottle. #
~ Il II all g kamily Pills are the best.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13
Saws Ne Was Robbed. 7

Herman Dack, a young man from
Stanton. Goodhue county, notified
the authorities Monday morning
that 1920 had been stolsn from him
during the previous night. Dack
left home late Sunday aft a erno oon.
He had q large bill book. containing
ave twenties and two tens u paper
money. The book was tied asouad
with q string, and placed in his hip
pocket. He says he did net leave
ths, Union depot in Sc. Paul. where
he changed cars. ne got TO- Little
Falls about. 2 o'clock Monday morn
ing and went to Jos. fowics's
hotel On the West side. The pre-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13
p. u, TOM - IA,I>Y,

Prtetor gave him room. In tho
morning Dack says he found his
money gone.
Al tigation showed that the
young man had locked the door of
the roo1 leaving tho Icy in ca.
lock THERE = no transom Over ~. tia
door. Tie key was still il tho lock
.tn l'ls1tl,t the morntsg. The window was
lpartl J open, bat there Ii : heavy
screen. Dask said 10 had not Il / looked
~ to pockstbe BOX ai1cs lsaviink
4. lh.ome, md q aadnlitted : On being aslssp 81 81
- 4 7, ! s. train bstsrs arriv,ine &;
lLL.iittls H. Aitsr q thorou 81 I'LL
4vssde atlon, thsre - . 4 Snothli,a !. . q u
'show lthas * x nonsy ~ teuSA = !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

the b hotel and the probability i.
strong that the Job was done 81 th. IS
train: 90 IS is well known that M at.
this ldl 10y. time of the year, whom % many.
Y land i seekers are travelling. sneak
thieves and pick ckets infest tho.
trains. 60:
Mr.. Dack came north gto q saa q, 4 = Fl -
9 5tive, : Nm. Y ltlton Of Granite city, III
,ciddsnt eide Ny g buy land He vent 3 to.
g Granite Z City Monday afterno,o q sl.8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

" Paul Betters, engineer in charge of
the freight which ran into the flyer.
some weeks ago, is no longer em-
.ployed on tho ST. Paul division. but
II ls said will be transferred to di-
vision in the West. = 81 .5
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

I Nashua (Ia. Reporter: e Q.
Thompson returned Tuesday from s
Etripsto Little 9 Fails, MINI, where he
had. been king for land and visit
ipg the fornler n sites now To-
Gated There. " Whils there he pur-
chased anzetgh ghty5 Of q to- Thonp-
son, q former succs sssiul Chicka1law
||county fdrmersw ho has emb barked II
ths real estats business since going
Etoy Little = u snd . doing nns
[businss M. ThompsoA Arsports ths
nashuaites all doing sll I'd telling
sstisded s. tleirs nv ho1,ea
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

The Children's Day at the Baptist
church vii be observed next Sunday
evening at 7;3O O'Clock. The SER
vices will consist of readings. recite-
tions, and sweet singing by the chill
dren and choir. Short addresses will
.begiven BY Rev. E. M. Atwood and al,
so by the Sunday school superinten-
dent, #. w. Palmer. All are vel
come to this service and especially
the parents of the children.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

= z; E;fC+wl.y. Mat Wetz i and a.
Si.44o44e., xr,s 10 the Twin Cities this
week buyitg furniture for the Elks
hall. They ~tr'- pretty good. E .ch
watched tl.- II ners. \. s. s.z 5@z
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

Mrs. G. II. Vining reports that
about six weeks ago Mrs. Peter
johnson of the West side intended to
go to the Lake Elmo hospita. for.
eye Treatment. having been so ad-
vised by q specialist, Instead, she
took Mrs. Vtnin9's tuberculosis
treAtmans q nd hos ro,>,uor>7 49, ~ zl$
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

Joseph Lachance was in th- city
He has been in st. Louis and other
southwestern points. He isstill con-
vinceG that he has marvellous heal
ing powers, and that he has still q
greatsw to do5in the world.
he will be at St. Louis during the
Worlds fair. ss
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

Miss Lloyd, who will appear at the
g Congregational church next Tuee-
day yevening, ha,l l reputation
as an elocutionist and those
attending are assured Of a
delightful entertainment. The price
OF admission is but ten cents. There
will be music, instrumental and vo-
cal, BY good local talent, 8
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

K,v.=C. N. 3 Halenger has b ca .as
signed to 6t,t. pnatorate Of the Nor
Weslan Lutnes an CLurch :uf this city.
tl &c will preach hts firAs sermon Eere
next Sunday. 4. +.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13
L Jun lo02,
.yill Meet Mere ii 1909.

s5l f'- ii.Assoi lee.sierntlo ct.
labor N,.s y i,s= session at r Rochester
this tl'il week The win City dailies Re.
5sf'.r' .5f' l.',I lls was selected
rt,t- ,oeeIing plac ext ve,,r. # 81.
Sf' here = 5is no orga Is ,tjon in Little
81 Fs.'' q 5at present affiliated with the
't,.'..':p 10 zion butsplans are in conaid-
''rsalt.''' I y hfreb By here will be- In
scho oslLg Litils Falls. the federation
evident u y t.'t'sz Che chances for work
here siI1 co nslderat lup.
The hoard q. county y commission.
- , s. 10 oe..t il reRular session July
4 9 4 good deal Of business will
,:o'f'.' b.fore the meeting.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

- Csmpbs slll aIs 81 ,il 81 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

The a. VA. meeting advertised
Tor Tuesday night, at which Abb
Landis, the actuary. was to speak,
has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Landis was prevented BY a
washout from making train connec.
tions and could not come, He will
probably speak here in July. &.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-13

Alexandria Citizen: Miss Ida T.
Thompson is home from Chaska
whore SIZE has been teaching the past
year. The board reelected and
raised her salary five dollars a
month, hut Miss Thompson resigned
and has accepted q more desirable
position at Little Falls. - 8
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19

Dave Baker. of Devils river,
sold to Bill Glasscock last week
500 big steers, 3's and up, at $50.
a head. ......J. O. Taylor the
Beaver Lake stockman sold $50
steers IS and up to Bill Glass.
cock last week at 1893. April de-
livery. Joe Pierce sold geo
muttons to w. w. Means last
week at private term. .Sher.
III j. b. Moore returned Friday
from Big Lake where he has his
muttons on pasture with the
JM's. Mr.. Moore says the range
is fine and the sheep are in excel.
lent condition, but pasturage is
costing him &c per head per
month. ......T r. j, Homsley is in
Ozona today. He says he will
shortly start with his sheep fol-
San Angelo. ...... VIM. Schnee
man sold 10000 muttons to w. W.
Means last week at 81, 10 pei
head after shearing, Ozons
Kicker.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19

BILE profit ON capita invested.
Business men are invited and so
licithd to sample tn" quality ol
our printing. with the assurance
that eminent satisfact ion with rc-
suits will follow.
The Press is virtually II new
paper with no enemies to punish
nor selfish interests to serve. We
are of and for the people and city
of San Angelo and the great sur
rounding country. and it shall he
the constant purpose of the pro-
prictor to give the news honest y
and fairly. and to use every
Legitimate effort in upbuilding
all and tearing down none. We
invite the cooperation and good
will Of all who are travelling the
same road.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19
Bill Was Elected.

Well, the elections over, wife. we We
played the ballot game,
An your oil mans a roostin' on the
pinnacle OF fame!
The honored mantle O. the law upon
my shoulders fell,
An proud are the emotions that with.
in my bosom swell!
In spite OF all the quackin' of the OPP
position geese
The loyal folks have voted Inc the
justice o the peace,
An will don the crmiue as beco mes
noted man,
An try to scatter justice just the very
best I can.
II was a hard-fought battle. wife
their forces was arrayed
In what they called a solid and in
vincible brigade,
An every mcasly scheme was worked
to throw me OF the track,
An with the knife o calumny to rip
me up the back.
They limited at me stealth sheep back
thar in Arkansaw,
Said ! had served q term in Jail fur
fracturia' the law,
An had half dozen wives before
married you
| was q high.grade devil from then
fellers' point OF view
The Weekly Trumpet Blast came out
in sort o. snaky way
An tried TO jack me up a. an onedu
Gated jay,
A man not fitted fur the place, an ig
norant oil fool,
That didn't know enough to shun the
wrong end OF mule.
! owe that lynn editor a dollar, III
admit,
An that's what throwed him into such
an agonizin' fit,
But spite of all his scholar talk, an
all them fellers' tricks,
/ got eleven honest votes an Peter,
oaly six.
II was a gloriou, vic'ry wife, an over
whelnin' scoop,
An treated pious Peters to plunge
bath in the soup.
The people spoke in clarion tones, an
showed us by their votes
They knowed how to discriminate
'twixt sheep an billy goats,
II cost me lots o. honest cash fur o.
der an seegars,
| spent two dollars, mighty near.
acrost the cusscd bars,
But what is filthy lucre, even squan'
dered to extremes.
Beside the star OF honor that upor
my chaplet gleamsT
hope you fully realize in its exalted
sense
The height to which I've h'isted yor
on the judicial fence,
You're now tn. wife OF one on whom
the people look with awe,
A dignifed, respectable dispenser Of
the law.
Conduct yourself in queenly way
your station try to i'll.
An though when we are all alone you
yit may call me Bill,
When cDmnanv IL nresent FROM youi
dignity don't bulge.
ri fine you for contempt O court ii
you don't call me Judge"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19
BLOOD POISON.

AS the virulence of blood poi
son increases, sores may break
out anywhere, every nerve and
bone may ache, the skin peel of
in patches, the hair fall out and
the nervous system become shat.
tered. The use of Gooch's Sar'
saparilla will at once lessen the
activaty of the disease, and
eventually drive it entirely out
of the system. Buy a bottle and
read the many testimonials of
cures printed on its wrapper
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19
A Descendant OF Israel.

According to The World.
Events" curious story come.
from Holland I" the effect that
Mr.. Roosevelt descended from II
Hebrew famil " that Was expelled
from Spain at the time of the
persecution of the Jews by Ferdi-
nand and Isabella,
We wonder if this accounts foI
the iicrc" spirit of war that ami
mated the strenuous Teddy. whcu
single handed and alone, he won
the battle of San Juan Hill. AND
later expelled til" hated Spanish
from the island Of Cuba?
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19
IGNORANCE NO EXCUSE.

A mother has no right to be
Ignorant of symptoms that tell
as plain as day that her child has
worms. She should know when
the child is pale, looks sickly,
acts tired, seems peevish, has
sunken eyes and a nervous ex.
preston. that worms are the
cause. A safe. unfailing and
nice tasting remedy is Mothers
Worm Syrup, Only % cents a
bottle, and so good that children
ask for more.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19

You have good reason to fear
an attack of pneumonia when
you have a severe cold, accom-.
panied by pains in the chest or
in the back between the
shoulders. Geta bottle of
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
and use it as directed and it will
prevent the threatened at.
tack. Among the tens OF
thousands who have used this
Remedy for colds and lagrippe,
we have yet to learn of a single
case that has resulted in pneu.
monia, which shows that this
Remedy is a certain preventive
of that dangerous disease. For
sale by The Central Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19

Editor Truly, of the San An
gclo Press. notes the fact tina; his
family will soon be located in
San Angelo. after which time he
can give his entire attention Ia
the Press. Tn" question arises,
what has been abstracting his
attention in the absence of his
family?-Brownwood Bulletin.
Having twice faced the matri-
monial proposition. the Bulletin
man ought to b" quite copvcr-
SAINT with things that abstract the
editors attention in tn" absence
of his family.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-03-19

Much has been said in the
papers of President Roosevelt's
wonderful power of mind, because
recently he read paper while
talking to a gentlemen, and told
what was in it to prove his read
ing. Any editor or compositor
will do as much and never say a
word. You may talk to a printer
while he is distributing and he
will talk with you and never stop
distributing his type. Or if he is
setting type he will talk with you
and keep on with his composition.
Almost any reporter will talk
with you and keep on writing at
the same time. If they were all
presidents the fact would be
heralded abroad as wonderful
exhibition of mind power.-X.