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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
InI LOST CHORD


seated ono day At the organ.
I was weary and ~ at ease.
And ms fingers wandered idly
over the NOISY key.
! d. not know what was playing.
or what was dreaming then,
Hat struck one churd ui music
Like the sound ct q great Amen.
It flooded the crimson twilight
Like the close of lu angels psalm
And It lay on my isNgrrd spirit
with a touch OF infinite calm
It Quilted pain and sorrow,
Like love ovcrc ming strife,
II seemed the hmm1uiou, echo
From pur discurdaHt life
It linked all pcrplrsrd meanings
Into one perfect peace.
And iremhl-d awny into silence
4, II u we're 10th 10 cease.
nave ,ougit hu, seek 1t yatuly,
That one lost chord divine,
That came from the soul Il the "rE1t
And entered lulr mine
It may hr il1' Death bright angel
Will speak 100 that chord again,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
~; RACE OF rhf BOOkS

First Audray had the Right Of Way
Then David IIarum led.
With Ebcn Holden holding fast
Kate Bonnet pretty head.
The Pines Of Lury threw a shade
Across the Beaten Track,
The Lady Paramount declared
The i.ropari's Spot was black.
The Uncle Terry 81, his light
The Ecn,ou's for 60 spy;
Then Quincy Adams Sawyer yelled.
I'VE sawyer, Dr'i aud y"
Up came young Richard CIfycI With
The Conqucrcr, mouth and mouth,
The Clayburucs nest, IN mad pursuit
OF pretty Dorothy south
Patriot aud Tory side 10y side,
Roekh1vcn. white and wet,
With Blcnucrhns,eti. neck aud uccl
With Mldrmuiscllc l'ouchcttc,
The Missis,ippi Bubble burst
All over Angciut,
The Tory Lower tried 10 find
The Country God Forgot,
Then MARY Garyiu. with dash
Went by the Crimson Wing.
Aud led llcu lIur. The Outlaw. tp
The Presence ct The King
The God oi Things took Bread aud Win,
Aud To- The Rescue came;
Red poitagc broke at Sunwirh Port,
Aud Winstuus qull the game.
Policeman Flynn, within the Oates.
Yelled loudly, Peace; BE Still''
When Trilhy, Kim and all the rest,
Got stuck on i'yiow lIill.
Toe. Cone
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06

WHAT IN lTT' / INQUIRED. ANY"
THING wRoHGT
you know more about this gentle
man than that young lady does, Tell
me all about him, and I'll mabe Il
worth your while"
There amt much To tell" he an.
swered. "LeaAtways, nothin' psrtic.
ular. He was no end OF a tot. great
coat with silk collar. neat browns,
gloves, and bowler at"
"Mustache?"
"Yes, and waxcd Got a sort OF
broad-arrow on his check. and looked
at ys as II is eyes was gimI=ss. and
he wanted 20 bore q hole through
yer; called at aeven, breakfast at
haif-past, am ard eggs and two cups
Of eorfce and roll. all took up to
I'm In Is room. Ordered q cab 20
catch the niue ss'closk express TO
southampton. pute i'm in with hiS
bag and blanket, and ssys; kindly
remember tho boots, air. and he
sayss I've done H. I said | 'adn'i
'ad II. and he told me TO go to-.
well. tho place as isn't mentioned In
perlits company. That's sil | kaow
about I'm"
He paused and shook his brad IN
the direction of the bar, after which
he Observed that he knew aIi about
4, aud one or swo other things be-
eide-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
'snERIFr's SALE IN PARTITION

siIERIFFs SALE IN PARTITION.
Isaiah shahcr. Plainiin.
versus
John Shaner e al, Defendants.
PARTITION.
In obedlence 10 an order of the C,rcuI,
Court Of st. Francois GDnnty, Mlssnuri
made on the l2th day OF august, IDO2 Al sI,
adjourned term Of said cOust. In the above
entitled cause, j. the undersigned sheriff
OF said ~ Fmheois county, will, on
Tuesday. November II. 1902,
between the hours OF nine o'Siock IN the
forenoon anti i've o'clock In the afternoon
Of that day. nj the south front door uf
the court house. In tlie city OF Farming
ton, In said County Of ~. Fmncots and
STATE Of Missouri, and during the session
OF the Circuit tourt of said county, sell
~ public ,cndne To the highest bidder ,he
following described real estate. situate.
lying and being IN the County Of NJ.
fmneois and Stale Of Missouri. io-wlt
The west halt OF the southwest quarter
and the southwest quarter of the ncfth-
west quarter, aud the southwest QUAR-.
ter OF the southeast quarter. all In SEQ.
ton tweniy-eight, township thirty.slx
north range tour east. containing one
hundred and sixty acres; on the follow
Ing terms, to-Wit;
Twenty per cent OF the purchase money
In cash and the balance in twelve months
secured by note bearing six per cent IN
terest per annum, 10 be approved by the
Sheriff
JEFF u. HiGHLEN.
sheriff Of 81 Francois County.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
WV ~ . . 2 . - y = TO VNVVVN
copyrighted. Ig0l. by ward. LunS col
CMNrTEH VI
BY GUY BOOTHBY


I Aattcr myself that I ON a man
who b. not easily di.rpncrrtrd. hul
for the second time that dag was
completely taken ahark. had
watched that cab 500 closely. had lol.
lowed It's progress 80 carefully. that
u seemed impossible lIaNlc could
have escaped from d. Vet there was
the fact, apparent fu all the world.
that he had got away. looked from
the cab to the cabman and then at
my own driver, who had descended
from his perch aud was standing he.
side me.
We'll, wouldn't have believed g."
said aloud. when had recovered
somewhat from my astuushment.
My own driver, who had doubtless
begun to think that the sovereign
had promised HIM was Ia danger,
was inclined tu be somewhat bclll-
cose. II appeared as II he were
anxious TO make a personal matter
of IL, and In proof Of this he stern.
ly demanded of his rival what he had
done with his fare.
"Sou don't think We ute him, do
yer?" asked that worthy. whats
II got to do with me what a fare
does? set i'm down. same ms
should do you, and now I am on my
way ONE. Look arter your own
fare, and take him '0mc and put him
ter bed, hut don't yer a'come aboth-
erin me. I've done the best DAYS
work I've ever 'ad In my life. and II
so be the pair OF yer like to come
into the pub here, well, don't know
M won't a stand yer both a two of
Scotch cold. II looks ms u 'twould
kind g ehear the gunner up bit,
seem as how he's dis'pointed like.
Come on nowi'
1t is one Of my principles, and to II
feel that I, owe q considerable por-
tion of my success. that l never al
low my pride 80 stand In the way Of
my business, The most valuable in
formation Is not unfrequentiy picked
up In the most unlikely places, and
for this reason ] followed my own
Jehu and his rival into the public
house In question. The man was
viSibly elated by the good stroke of
business he had done that night, and
was inclined TO be conviyial.
"'E was a proper sort of bioke."
he said as we partook Of our refresh
ment. .'E gsy1 sae fiver. e did, an
! wishes as 'ow ! could meet an
other like i'm every day"
"They do say as how one mans
mutton Is another mans poison" re.
torted my driver. who. In spite Of
che entertainment ha was receiving.
sisibly regarded TIE other with dis.
favor. IF you'd a give Us the tip.
I'D ave 'ad my susering. As II IL I
don't take IL friendly like that yon
should a. hIiked us.-
'Yer can take n as yer darnea
well please" said the other, az he
spoke placing bis giaHs upside down
90 the counter, In order to prove be-
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06

al egg. The London egg IL not a
fayorite Of mine, but / was prepared
TO cat q dozen OF them II necessary,
II By 80 doing | could remain ia the
room long enough 10 hud myself
face to face with Gideon Huylc. Sew
eral people put in an appearance and
commenced their morning rcpaht,
but when a quarter Of an hour had
elapsed and the man wanted bad
not presented himself my patience
became exhausted and / went in
search of my houri" 81 the bar
MY friends a long time coming
down" / said II hope he has not
gone out 10 breakfast"
you must be mistaken" she an
swered Il saw him come down
stairs nearly quarter Of an hour
ago. lie went into the dtnmg-room,
and felt sure you must have seen
him. II you will follow mc III show
him TO you"
So saying she led the way along
the dingy passage until she arrived
at green baize door with two glass
panels. Here shr stopped aud
scanned the dining-room. The boots.
who had just come upstairs from
the lower regions. assisted in the
operation, and seemed Ia derive con
siderable satisfaction from 1t.
"rhsrc he g." said the girl point
ing 20 a table Ia the furthest corner
Of the room; "the tall man with the
black mustache."
I looked aud was consumed with
disappointment. The individual ]
saw there was no more like Hnylc
than ne was like thc man In the
moon.
ado you mean 70 tell me that he Is
the man who arrived late last night
In 4 cab. and whose luggage consist
ed Of o small brown bag and trsv-
cling ruR?" 1 asked. you've been
having a game with me, young wum'
an, aud | should advise you to be
careful You don't realize who ]
am"
"Hoighty toity," she said, with a
No~H OF utF Hfuh lhaL HfHh hNA WV
papers dancing. "lf you're going to
be nasty, am going You asked for
the gentleman who came late last
night with a bag. and there he Is. II
he's not the person you want, you
mustn't blame me. I'm sure I'm not
responsible for rvcrybody's friends.
Dear me, hope mott"
The shock headed boots had sll
this time been listening with the
greatest interest lie and the bar
maid Il appeared, had had q quarrel
earlier in the morning, and in con
sequence were still far from being
upon the best Of terms.
1.-THE cove as the gent wants, miss,
must I've i'm as came close upon II
o'clock last night" he put in. "The
toff with the bag and blanket Why
I carried his bag up 10 number a.
with my own 'ands. and you know it,
The girl was quite equal TO the oc.
cAsion.
"You'd better hold your tongue"
she said, III you don't you1l get
into trouble"
"what for?" he inquired. ats a
free country. 'ope. Nice scrt of
toff e was, forgot all about IN"
boots, and me a-doin' ~ browns as
slap-up "a II e was R-Foin' out to
dinner with the queen. But p'rcaps
he's left 'arf.sovereiRn for me with
you. IL amt likely. Oh. NO. Of
course Il isn't likely he would. You
wouldn't keep II carefully for me,
would you? oh, no. in course not.
What about that two bob the Amer.
is@n gent gave your"
The girl did not wait TO hear any
more. but, with a final toss Of her
head, disappeared into the har.
"Now, hook here. my friend" said
20 the boots, ut Is quite evident that
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE.

WHEREAS, Mary T.. Boyd. by hel
certain deed of mortgage. dated the i5tl
day OF january. 1900. ald recorded In til,
Recorder Office Of 81. Francois county
Missouri. In book 70. ~ ut page lta
conveyed to II Francois county, for the
use and benefit Of the inhabitants al
school townships Nos. ". - anil q ol
eald county, the following described real
estate. situate. lying and being In the
| County OF ~. Francois and State Of Mis-
sour, to-wli:
All of the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of seriIoI twenty.
seven (a7l, H. township thirfy-seven Ga
north. range five (5l east, containing
lorty laD; acres; and u the same land pur-
chased Us A. 4. SpradllDg on the 10th
day OF May, lg)s, az Partition sale IN the
case OF A 4. s'pradilng against i.oarinds
Wallace Ct al.
Which deed OF mortgage was made e.
secure the payment OF u certain bond ~
said deed described; and. whereas. said
deed Of mortgage provides That IN de-
fault OF the paymen: Of said bond and tht
interest thereon according TO the tenor
and effect OF said bond, the said County
of 1T. Francois, BY it, Sherin, inay pre-
efeu 10 nuscttk1r anu rNAi naiu tSaa Nsthi'
or 40 much thereof as may be necessary
| 10 satisfy said boad. interest and costs ol
executing said mortgage; and, whereas
default has been made In the payment 81
sasd bond according 60 the terms tiieicof
land, whereas, saId bond iR now due and
unpaid; now, therefore, I, the undersigned
sheriff OF st. Francois comfy. by virtue
and authority sf an order OF the County
Court. made on the ~ day of September
1904. ai an adjourned session OF the Au-
gust term thereof for iso3, viii, on
Tuesday. November IL. 1907.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and i've o'clock In the atierncof
of that day. al the south fiont door q
| fhe cossrf ho0se, In the city OF Farming.
ton, In said County OF 81. Francois nist
State Of Missouri, and during the session
| Of the Cifcair Court Of said county, sell
NJ public ancilon 10 tho highest bidder
| for cash, ali the right, title. claim. interest,"
| and essase OF the said Mary =. Royd of
In and 10 fisn foregoing described rea
estate, to satisfy said deed Of naoisgagt
JEFF u. HiGiif.EY,
Sheriff Of ~. Francois County
October 4, fsoz
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
sHERIFF'S SALE OF SCHOOL
LANDS

By virtue aud authority of an order ol
the County Court nf ~. Francois county
Missouri. made at the August term al
said court for 1909. on the 4lh day al
August. directed to the Sheriff OF 81
francois county. TO advertise and sell ir
the manner and upon the terms pFescril-
c,l hy law In such eases made and pro
ylded, the following describcd school
lands, to-wit
The west half of the northwest quarter
and the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section sixteen. In town,
ship ihirty-four month OF range eight east
situated In st. Francois county. Missouri
also the remaining uns0ld foriies OF said
10th section. Described a. follows. to-wit;
northwest quarter Of northwest quarter,
northeast quarter of northwest quarter
southwest quarter Of northwest quarter
southeast quarter of northwest quarter
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter
northwest quarter OF northeast quarter
southeast quarter OF northeast quarter
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter,
| northeast quarter Of southeast quarter
northwest quarter OF southeast quarter
southeast quarter OF southeast quarter
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter
northeast quarter OF southwest quartct
and southeast quarter Of southwest quar-
ter.
/. the undersigned Sheriff oi said couu-
ty, will expose TO sale at public auction
on
Tuesday, November II, 1902,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon aud 1--we o'clock ~ the afternoon
of that day, Mt the south front door Of ID,
court house In the city of Pennington
In said Couaty of Sc. Francois. Missouri.
and during the session of the Circuit
Court Of sald county, the foregoing de
scribed real estate. on the following terms
to-wit: The purchaser - give bond viii
good and sufficient security for the pur'
chase price, payable one year amer date
with ten per cent Interest perannam from
date OF sale, unless he prefers TO pay cash
In hand; provided, that the price At which
said land shall be soldt sball not BIZ les'
than one dollar and quarter (sl .25I pei
acre and the cOsts OF advertising and
selling said land. -
JEFF u. HlGHLEl.
Sheriff OF ~. Francois County
October ,, 1904.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
Thursday, November 10, 1902.
SlIERlFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TAXES.

by virtue OF special election issued
from the office of the CLERK OF the Circuit
Court OF ~. FTaneois county, Missouri
,iated the 9th day OF September, 1909
made returnable 20 tile November term
Of said court for 1904. 10 the Sheriff OF
II francois county directed and 10 ma
delivered. In favor Of the State OF Mis-.
souri, ut the relation and 10 the usr ui
Frank Richardson. Collector Of the Rev.
cnlle Of 80. francois county, Missouri,
ond against LORENZO johnson. Charles
y. Garrett. Henry III. Wernse. Aug1af G.
storek, George W. Tansig and Sc. Louis
Building and Loan Association, | hay
seized and levied upon AL the right, tile
cialm, interest aud estate OF the said
Lorenzo johnson. CkziL1s y. Garrett,
Henry II. wefnse, August G. Siofcx.
George w. TatsIg and the st. louls
Building and Loan Association Of, In ana
Ia the following described real estate
situate. lying and being IN the County OF
St. Fsanroia and ssate OF Missouri, to-wif
The west half Of the southwest quarter
OF seriinn ien. township thirty-iour, range
eight. and will, on
Thursday, November 10, 1902,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In tho
forcnoon aad flru o'clock In the afternoon
OF that day, ut the south front door ol
the eouFt house. In the city Of Farmink-
ton, In snid County Of 81. Francois and
State Of Missouri. and during the session
Of the circuit court Of ssld csHnty. cell al
public ycndae TO the highest bladder fos
cash. oil tine right. title, claim, lnscrcsl
and estate Of the said Lor>.<S johnson,
Charlrs n. Garrett Heury u. werns<'
August Q. Storck, George w. Tauslg and
thsist louis Building and Loan Associs-
ton OF. In and 60 the fDsegoing described
real estate, to ssfisiy said execution and
costs.
JEFF ID. IifGHIEY,
Sheriff q ~ Francois Coanty
October s,iso1
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
SHEWItF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANES.

By virtue Of n sperial execution Issued
from The Office of The I1erk of The CirruIt
Court of NJ, Fmncois county, Mtssotri
made returnnble 10 the November term oi
sBId eonrt for Ig09 10 M. Sbrrig oC n
FrnneoIs countv directed and to mc 10
liyered. In favor of The STATE of ujssour,
Rlehar,lson. Collector Of m, Revenue nI
NJ. Francois county MIssonri ami ag,Insi
Jacob Doas and tbp unknown helrs inf
Jacob Boas. / have seiIed and IcyIsd mn
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-06
SHERlFF'S SALE FOR BACK
TANEs.

by virtue Of an execution issued from
the Office Of the Clerk of the Cirrnlt Conf
OF 1T. Francois county. Missouri, daled
The eth day Of September 1902. and
made returnablc 10 the November term
Of said court ior l'sa. lu the ShprIn ag
- Ffanco,s county diNgiod and lo me
delivered, In favor Of thp state Of Mil
sour al the relation and To the u~e ot
Frank Richardson, Collector 81 the Rev
enue OF ~. Francois county. and against
.ial:: J, WATSON, i'i'i'ir, =. i'rrrs, j.. IL.
feerf' br0rgr u. PcCis. John Y. Peers.
Snsah q. Taylor John ". Williams. ~
Williams, Katherine l.. Mansfield Ellen
l.egg. Ellen X. Rutherford and Joseph
Impp. have seizt,l and levied upon an
tie tight, title, clsln, Interest and estate,
OF the siid John b. Watson phllip 4.
Ieers, l.. II. Peers, George y. P,vr,.
IohnN. Peers, susan 6. TAYLOR. John ".
Williams. Ri Williams. katherine l..
Mansfield. Ellen Iscgg. Ellen X. Ruiher-
ford. and Joseph Tupp. OF, and Io the
following described real estate situate,
lying and being In the County uf ~. Fran
co.'s and state Of Missouri. t6-wlr
The east half Of the southwest quarter
and the west halt Of the southeast quarter
OF section eighteen, township thirty-iour.
range live; and | will. on
Thursday, November 70, 1902.
hriwern the hours ~ nine O'Clock "a the
forenoon and live O'clock in the an, moon
ni thar day, az the south Iuht door nr the
court house. In the ciiy ct Pennington.
ln the esis! County OF ~. Francuis aud
state OF Missouri, and during The sessinn
Of the Circuit Court or said ruuniy. sall at
public ,cndue 10 the Highest hid,lrr for
cash MI the right, title. rluiu, interest ani
estate Ui thc said John T.. Watson pliIip
Z. Prrs. J.. X. Peer, George u Pcrrs.
John V. Peers. Susan e.. Taylor. John
Williams, I'd wi'lIam.. Katherine l..
Mansfield. Ellen l.egg. Ellen Il. Ruihcr.
ford and Jusrpi 'l'mpp ut In and To the
foregoing described real estate Ca satisfy
said execution and costs.
JEFF -. lliGILEN.
sheriff Of 81 francois County.
October %, l,HI2.
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HARvARD's HARD TIME.
Downs Penn by Score of IL to o
After Tough Tussle.

Cambridge, Nov S.-As was expected,
Harvard defeated University Of Pennsyl-
vania on Soldiers Field today without
difyic,,ltv. hut the score of IL to 0 was
about one-half of what was expected
Four times Harvard was inside OF
Pennsylvania's twelve-yard line, out
holding in the line and grand prace
by the Quakers on their own three-!a'u
line kept Harvard from scoring many
additional points. There was other FUN
bles by Harvard during the game not so
noticeable or so costly. but nevertheless
sufficiently serious to make this dis
couraging feature from the Harvard
standpoint. With the exception OF nVe
minutes in the first half and less
than a minute in the second half the
play was entirely in Pennsylvania terri
| tory SO that the Quakers were on the de-
| fensive.
And well did they hold the heavier
Harvard team. Every yard of the field
| the Crimson covered was only gained by
| a tremendous amount of physical force.
It was therefore disappointing to Har-
ward hackers to see all this energy ex-
pended only to be thrown to the winds
by a miserable tumble, when the fruits
OF it were almost within reach. Three
times in the first half Harvard started
for the Quaker goal. The first time she
reached the twelve-yard line, where the
ball went to Pennsylvania for holding.
Next she got within three yards of the
goal line right under the posts, where
Putnam fumbled. The third time Har-
ward scored. starting from Pennsylvania s
thirty-yard line and gradually by push
ing the ball along until Graydon was
dragged across. Barnard made a miser-
able failure for the goal. Harvard mar
rowly missed making a safety just after
this score, as Putnam muffed the ball
at the kickoff and after carrying it be-
hind the line just managed to get back
into the field.
The second half was in a great measure
| repetition of the first. At the start
Harvard banged, plunged, dragged and
pushed until the ball was on Pennsylva-
MAS twelve-yard line, where was the
usual tumble, Stillman being the offender.
After punting match Harvard started
for score and once more got inside of
Pennsylvania f1ve-yard line. again under
the goal post but a grand brace by the
Quakers gave them the ball on downs.
The second score followed soon after this
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and this was the one spectacular fea-
ture of the game. From the very center
of the field Stillman circled Pennsylva-
MAS left end and aided by stonewall
Interference, ran clear to the goal line.
This time Barnard managed to kick the
goal and the score of IL to kept so until
the end of the game. Except for a fins
brace by Pennsylvania during which the
team made fur first downs to the aston
ishment Of tho crowd, there was very
little OF interest in the balance of the
contest and the game ended with the ball
in Harvard's possession as usual in Penn
sylvanias territory.
Harvard. Position. Pennsylvania.
Clark, Mills. Left end. Richardson
Shea, Wright. Left tackle >. ..Terrey,
Mitchell
A. Marshall. Left guide. =. Hoffman
Sugden. Center. :. 800. .McCab be
Barnero. ....... Right guard :. ..PeikarslSi
Knowlton.. Right tackle. Jones. BAR
Bowditch, Motley Right end. ...Motzgar
G. Marshall, DAILY. Quarterback. dale
KEENAN,. C.....Left half back. wesshler
Stillman. Fortiner
Putnam, Right half back Gardner, c.
Hurley.
Graydon.. Full back :. Bennett
Harrison.
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seems to us beyond dispute. Free silver
is now as dead as any. other of the lost
causes of the Democratic party, and
Rryan is defunct. Cut l@-se at last and
for ever from that body OF deatn. the in
vigorated Democracy is now enabled TO
play the useful and patriotic part of
vigilar> Opposition, and while ont of
power to develop constructive policies and
display a sane and sober character which
will make the people trust It with power
when the time comes. Particularly in
the matter of tariff reform, the divided
counsels and precarfous control of the