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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-25
WEEKLY MARKET REFOET.

nearly 1000 portraits of. graduate
, whom we have assisted in securin'
positions. Address Wisconsin Bust
ness University, Lacrosse, Wis.
What was the A. G. Hahn elevator
the one east OF Main Street and wes1
of the Aberdeen mill, on the Milwau'
kee road, has been bought and opened
for business by Hon. Louis N. Grill OF
Elk Points. D. w. A. Field, of Beres-
ford, Union county is in charge and
will be found a most genial gentle
man to do business with. Mr.. Grill
has two mills in Union county n run
by water power at Richland on the
Sioux and a steam mill at Elk Point.
Besides giving the farmers a square
deal on wheat Mr.. Grill will playground
feed on the market at a reasonable
figure. He has builtup a very success
full business as miller and grain buyer
in Union county, and it is fortunate
for Aberdeen that he has seen fit to
extend his business to Brown County.
The large stone upon which are
inscribed the names Of the former
board Of county commissioners has
been placed in the right hand base of
the columns that will support the
over the entrance of the new
court house. The inscription is as
follows:
COMMISSIONERS,
C. H. SEELEY, Chairman.
j. II. BOCKLER.
L. j. JOHNSON.
j. S. SHERIDAN.
S. j. TELLER. |,
CHAs. E~YGABRoAD, Auditor. (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
ONE DOLLAR In STAMPS

with a large bottle very best
or LEMON. .15c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21

tank is moved along and eight more
are filled. By tnis means work which
formerly required three hours is now
done in one The milk is kept in a
reservoir of spring wafer which is
always the same temperature.
A four horsepower engine supplies
power for making butter. separating
cream and running the bottle washer.
a steam butter churn turns out sixty
five pounds of butter. This is used
mostly In the summer months. Tho
steam cream separator turns out a
quality of cream %unequalled about
here. 1t is thick and rich.
In one corner Of the room there is a
vat used 70 make pot cheese from
skim milk taken from the separator.
This product finds q large market.
Mr.. Mullins has q great demand for
sweet butter among tho Hungarians
and Poles.
The dairy room has a clean, sweet,
wholesome odor and is very attractive
to the visitor.
Milk is brought by train from Gin
ton daily. Blooded Jerseys supply
all the milk handled by Mr.. Mullins.
-Four wagons, designed with a spec.
ial eye to absolute purity are used to
deliver. Delivery begins at four IN
the morning. The horses are kept in
the same Il as the wagons and
harness that is in the best condition
possible.
Mr.. Mullins has been in business
about eight years. His trade has
grown rapidly because the known
purity of his milk and freedom of
establishment from impurities of any
kind. He has from time to time in
stalled improvements. Shortly he ex-
poets to install a ~pasteurizer which
milk for infants and invalids
and exterminates any germs. These
improvements will cost nearly 500
and are to be made in order to sustain
reputation of the dairy as the best
IN these parts. adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
CORNAN ON PANAMA.
Senator Says Senate Has Not
Yet Recognized Republic.
ROOSEVELT SENDS DOWN DOCUMENTS
Confirmation of buchanan rs Minis.
ter to EsthGniun Republic Barred
by Want Of ScnEte's APPROVAL,
Although lie is Ea Route.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 21.-Iho hJus.
has received from President Roosevelt
the third installment OF papers renting
TO the recent revolution on the isthmus
of Panama. They comprise the CORE.
spondence between the state depart.
ment and Minister Beaupre at Bogota
relative to the IIay-Herran treaty.
Secretary Hay tel~cgraphed Mr.. Peau-
pre- to notify Colombia on April Z last
that the matter of requests made by
Colombia to canal and railroad com
panies for appointment of agents to
negotiate cancellation Of the present
concessions was covered by the treaty.
On April 10 Mr.. Beaupre reviewed
again at length the feeling in Colombia
toward the treaty. On its negotiation
he says, Il am convinced the public
had expected better terms
In a later communication on the sub.
ject Of public opinion adverse to the
treaty Mr.. Beaupre says: ut is utterly
impossible to convince these people
that the Nicaraguan route was ever Sc
riously considered by the United
States; that the negotiation concerning
it had any other motive than the
squeezing Of an advantageous bargain
out of Colombia, and that any other
than the Panama route ever will be Sc.
lected."
The senate in a session for the con
sheraton of executive nominations
has voted to reconsider the vote by
which William |. Buchanan Of New
York had been confirmed as envoy @
traordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary to the new republic of Panama.
The nomination of Mr.. buchanan was
sent to the senate by the president a
few days ago. 1t was confirmed with
out opposition. and Mr.. Buchanan has
already received his credentials AID Is
en- route for his post.
Senator Gorn:n's action moving 4
reconsideration OF the vote by which
the nomination was confirmed came
like ha thunderciap. He rose mt his
place in the senate ana first called at
tention to the fact that Mr.. Buchanan's
nomination had been confirmed. He
said it had slipped through without
the knowledge of any Of the senators
on the Democratic side and, he be
lievcd, with the Knowledge of n very
few seniors IL the chamber. lie said
that a very grave question had been
raised in the senate rs to whether the
now republic of Panama ought to he
recognized, and the senate had taken
vote Oh this question.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
TURKEYS APOLOGY.
Porte Has Agreed to Demands
of Minister Leishman.
REGRETS FOR INSULT OFFERED DAVIS
Governor of Aleyandrctta Gets Or
ders to Cell on CONSUL ON His Re
turn and Make Amends For
Attack by the Local Police,

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 21.--The
porte has agreed to the demands of the
United States government and has or
dered the governor Of Alcxandretta to
make ample apology to Consul Davis
for the insults offered him and the as
sault committed upon him by the local
police Of AleXandretta while the con-
sui was accompanying on board a de
parting steamer Il n%aturalized Ameri-
can citizen named Attarin. who had
been liberated from prison through the
intervention of Mr., Davis.
United States Minister Leishman ar
rived at a friendly understanding in
the premises with Tewik Pasha. the
Turkish foreign minister, who agreed
to his demands.
The porte notified the United States
legation orally and in writing Of the
instructions telegrapAed to the vail of
Aleppo to order the governor of Alex
andrctta TO call on Consul Davis imme-
diately after his arrival at Alexandret-
Ia anu offer to him a complete apology.
The porte has also promised 10 punish
the police officials who assaulted Con
sui Davis and will allow Attarin to de-
part unhindered.
The United States cruiser San Fran
cisco, with Rear Admiral Cotton,
which has left Beirut for the purpose
of taking Consul Davis to .Alexandret-
Ia, is expected to arrive there, ana if
the Turkish government carries out
the programme it has formulated the
A~leXandretta incident may be consid-
cred closed. 1t is felt here that delay
or complications are not likely, but
Rear Admiral Cotton has received in
structions to meet all ~evcntualities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
THIS DAIRY
is COMPLETE.
Walter Mullins Maple Mill Dairy
Described for News
Readers.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE

A visit to the Maple Hill Dairy,
owned by Walter Mullins, is well
worth the time. The place is situat-
cd on the Metuchen road close to the
city line within the limits of Perth
Amboy. A spring of the purest water
is within thirty feet of the building.
This water has been analysed by ex-
perts and pronounced aqua pura. 1t
is bottled up and sold. All the physic-
ians of this place recommend it.
Within a short time a machine for
making seller will be installed.
The dairy itself is a model of its
kind. Constructed mostly of stone
and whitewashed constantly within,
it is n shining example of cleanliness.
When an Evening News reporter en-
tered i'll company with MI. Mullins,
the floor had just been washed and
steamed. A rubber hose is used in
the steaming. 1t throws a column of
steam and generous application of the
scalding vapor keeps tho building
we'll sterilized.
The bottles, about GOO in number,
are cleaned in two large tanks of hot
water. About 10 o'clock in the morn
ing this work begins. They are wash
ed and rewashed by a steam brush,
making 1000 revolutions per minute.
This brush Is run by steam. After
this they are, II by one, placed over
n Jet of steam and sterilized. A long
rack, taking eight rows of bottles, is
used next. On it the bottles are
placed. During the winter filling is
done in the night, in summer the
work is done early in the morning.
The method of filing the bottles is
perfect. The employees wear clean
white aprons. The long slate table
has q mechanical device which runs
the bottles. 1t is u sort of
of metal and having eight tubes
which are connected with eight
bottles by pressing a lever. The
bottles are all filled in q quarter Of O
minute. After filling one row the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Women have carried off the larger
proportion of honors in the London uni
versity examinations.
Preparations have been completed for
a complete test of rival types OF sub
marine boats off Newport. Il. |.
Nasir Ali Khan. prince of Rampur,
India, is in New York visiting Mrs.
Duveen, mother of his university COM
panlon at Oxford, England.
The withdrawal of Mr.. w. c. Whit
ney and Mr.. James and Mr.. Foxhall
KeHne from the British turf has called
forth many expressions of regret.
Alleging that defaIcations of a trust
ed employee had made the action nee
essary, Laighton 4 Foulke. cotton bro
&erS. havn %announced their suspension.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21
The Passing of Rcd Cloud.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY, Ncb.. Dec.
21.-Red Cloud is dying in a tepee in
a corner of the yard surrounding the
little wooden house which the govern
ment built for him here many years
ago. lie is e~ighty-five years old, al
most blind, scarcely able to hear and
broken in health and spirit. His once
alert mind is bcclouded and feeble.
Death is likely TO occur at any hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21

KEENE, n. H., Dec. 2I.-Fred p.
Amadon, Il fireman. has been arrested
here charged with incendiarism. The
arrest follows an investigation into the
origin of three small fires that broke
out during the night and which the
police say were set. The city has been
tcrrorl2ed by IN incendiary who has
for some time escaped detection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-21

: ONE DOLLAR IN STAMPS
with a box of absolutely pure
SPICES at ..s.'''.....t2c
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
Shakespeare Recital.

Mr.. w. Powell Hale gave readings
from Shakespeare yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Milton Parker under
the auspices OF the Shakespeare club.
There were present the ladies OF tine
club aud many invited guests. in
Gliding members Of other clubs and
friends.
Mrs. Oliver, president OF the
Shakespeare club, introduced Mr..
Hale with a few appropriate words
and cordially welcomed the CONF
pany. Mr.. Hale is a reader Of much
ability and very fine impersonator.
He read passages from Hamlet"
and Julius Caesar" mtorludIur his
program with selections from Riley.
Brooks aud Others. His dialect and
character work Il most artistic.
Mr.. Hale appeared az the COLLEGE
Saturday night aud at the open
house last night Ia miscellaneous
programs OF reading aud mpersoua.
lou that We're much enjoyed. lie Il.
young man OF talent aud refine
nent who has found his sphere of
Usefulness.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
eEEcHER MEMORIAL.
An Immense Mass Meeting for That Pur-
pose L. Held al brooklyn.

An Immense Mas. Meeting for That Pur-
pose L. Held AT Droskiyn.
New York. March "a great mass
meeting was held In the academy OF
music in Brooklyn Sunday night for
the purpose OF raising funds to erect a
memorial in honor OF Henry Ward
Beecher. the founder OF Plymouth
church. and FOR forty years lis pas
tor. Many hundreds who were turned
away from the doors gathered at an
overflow meeting IN Plymouth church.
MAYOR Seth Low presided and among
the prominent persons who paid trib-
ute 10 the memory of the great preach.
or we're former President Cleveland.
Justice d. j. Brewer OF the United
States supreme court the Rev. ~ d.
Hills OF Plymouth church and the Rev.
r. W Cunsaulus Of Chicago.
At the conclusion of the addresses
subscription Tor the ncecher memorial
fund was started By Mrs. W. G. Wal
lace. with a contribution OF $4,000.
The total amount OF the subscriptions
was not announced.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
Additional
Local
ROADS, ROADS,

A special program Of the Business
League is announced for tonight, II
sufficient attendance Of represent
tatiye business men OF the town can
be induced to attend, 10 warrant tax
ing 1t up. Roads 10 Madison and
other adjoining counties for the COM
ing fall trade are an absolute neces-
sity for the prosperity Of Bryan. II
We take the matter up now we have
plenty Of time 10 effect and carry
out comprehensive program.
There is no encouragement to take
up these importantm matters at League
meetings where the attendance is
small. II you are interested in the
prosperity Of Bryan come out to-
night, so this weighty matter can
be discussed,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
The Fire Boys Meet.

The Bryan fire department held a
Well attended meeting last night
the principal business being the an
nual election of officers, which Zoe
suited as follows: A. r.. Morley
foreman; lvey Foster, first assist
ant foreman; II. w. Odom. second
assistant foreman; W. ;. Howell.
president; j. W. Hamilton. vice.
president; John Kesler, secretary:
ID. &. Lehman, treasurer; L. l.. Jeu.
kins' engineer; Henry spell. driver.
Secretary keslor was elected dele.
gate 70 state convention and Fore.
man Morley, alternate. &C. Shell.
onrno' Bill Etue and Ernest Colson
were elected to membership.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

r. A. Higgins spent Sunday in
Marlin.
Mrs. Otto Boehme on yesterday
received from the Sons Of Hermann
5000 the amount Of her late hus-
bands benefit Certificate In the or
der.
A freight wreck happened on the
l. a G.. n. at Fountain Sunday night,
n car Of furniture being ditched. T..
X. Royal, Of this city, got his back
wrenched or sprained yesterday
morning while working on the car
and was brought 20 town.
Hon. Lock Mcdaniel spent Sunday
In the city, the guest Of Col. aud
Mrs. A. NJ. Rhodes. Mr.. Mcdaniel,
who Is interested In the Lamb
Springs oil field in Grimes county,
said: when The weather settles
we expect 10 astonish the country
with the shallowost oil yet found.
We expect 10 get it in paying guam
titles no lll feet.
Mr. August Thomson and little |
daughter Of College were IN the city !
Sunday. In speaking Of Bryan Mr.. |
Thomson said he would like 10 estab.
fish green house aud florist bust.
ness here, but as IL would require an |
outlay Of several thousand dollars,
he did not believe IL would pay at
this time. He hopes at no distant
date that conditions will warrant
consideration OF his plans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
DISTRICT COURT.
The Grand Jury Adlourns TOdsy-List
Of Jurors this Week.

The second week Of the Brazos
county district court opened yes.
terday morning and will be about
as uneventful as the first. The
grand jury returned three more
bills for felonies, making a total Of
seven felony indictments. The
Eagle learns that there will not be
mole than Eve or six misdemeanor
indictments returned, and that this
will be done this morning and the
grand jury will then adjourn.
The bailifs have all been dis.
missed.
The following petit jurors were
sworn in for the week yesterday
morning and dismissed until
Thursday, March ~: ia. Myers,
Joe Sample. A. l.. Locke, c. A..
Adams, I. z. Simpson, |. b. Todd,
Frank Stasny, d. q. Lightsey, W.
II. Walker, Will Martin, George
Echols, W. +. Cloud, Albert Han.
neman, c. b. Francis, J. Webb
|. II. Newton, d. ". Day
IMPORT, Mars Breach, Jim Parker,
A. Moore, b. D. Gary. W. H.
Gibbs, W. +. Riley.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
Election Ordinance

BE IL ordained by the CITY Coupcil
Of the city OF Bryan:
Ihat an election for city offices
to-wit: Marshal Secretary and tbre,,
members OF the City Council. sbaIl
be- held by the qualified voters o1
sald city at the city hail in Brynu.
on the nrst Tuesday IN April n.Vt
" being the 1th OF said month. AMI
the presiding officer, together viii
sucli others a. he may appoint. shall
hOld said election In aceordnur.
with the city charter aud ordinances
ahd tho state law governing olec-
tons.
Adopted by the City Council and
approved by the Mayor, this tbe sstb
day Of February, 1853.
ui5 X. II. Harrison.
&. NJ. spell, S. B. G.. Mavor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
VIOLENT WORK.

Policeman Losr. tiis lite snt Victorian
BADLY Wounded.
Waterbury Conn March s-Vio.
lencc has broken out anew In Water.
hurry as result Of the hiEh feeling
IN connection with the strike % tho
mo'ormeu and conductors % me Con.
necticut Railway and Lighting com.
pany This time II D. murder. and
Policeman Paul Meudelshou is the vic.
tim John W Chambers. a uon.union
motorman. Is shot, and Tor while his
whcrplhout were unknown His con.
duct8r George " Woherndorfcr. was
pounded almost into insenslbiIiiy Five
masked men entered a car and dld tho
deed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
Announcements.
FOR CITY SFCRETARV

FOR CITY SECRETARY.
The Eagle is authorized 10 an
A. l.. DUNNICA
A. a candidate for city Secretary M
bryan at the ensuing city election
inc Eagle is authorized to an
W. r. JOHNSTON
a. candidate for city Secretary Of
April
Ihe Eagle is authorized to an.
4. VI. SPELL
as candidate for reelection TO the
once oi city Secretary 40 the ensu-
rug 'ity election In April.
po, ,.,.,,,. ID
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
The Eagle is authorized TO an
nOuuco
w. J. ROBERTS
a. candidate for Civ Marshal NJ
hlyah at the ensuing city election Ina
April.
The Eagle is authorized to an
7. 4. BOYETT
as y candidate Tor reelection to the
ONCE OF city Marshal al the ensuing
cry election la April.
The Eagle is authorized 10 AN.
nOuuce
G. G.. SHELBURNE.
as a candidate for city Marshal Of
-, at the ensuing city election
po, ,,,- -
FOR ALDERMAN.
The Eagle Is authorized 10 An.
lOunco
ROGER II. BOYLE
~ n candidate for alderman Of the
''ily oil bryan, subject To the will OF
tiOn. 'P'" o'oO-
INC Eagle wishes 10 announce
j. Is PRIDDY
" a candidate for Alderman of tina
'ity OF Bryan at the ensuing cltv
election In April. wy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
FOR CONVENTION.
Fnvou,Ee Report OF Oklahoma House
WAY. aud Means Committee.

FavuusEe Report OF Oklahoma House
Way. aud Means Committee.
Guthrie. Okla. March 9-The ways
and means committee Of the house re-.
ported iayorahly the bin calling a con.
sututlonal convention In this city tho
second Tuesday in June next and to
continue fifty days. $4,000 10 be ap.
proprIated for expenses. II provides
that the convention shall include sew.
enty.elght delegates each from the In.
dian Territory and Oklahoma. proyid.
ing the former desires 90 participate.
when the statehood convention adopts
a constitution Il will be submitted 10
a vote OF the people on the nrst Tues.
day ~ next October. and n notified
will be- presented 90 congress with a
request Tor statehood. n statehood IL
granted. then the new state WIN be
ready for the election Of officers. tho
convention having al.
ready been disposed Of
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
LIBERAL GIFT.

Major nraetenridgs 81 san Antonio 10
mates large Amount.
Austin. March g. Major George w.
breckenridge o. San Antonio has
again made a Iargo donation TO tho
University Of Texas. this time for
$4,000 President Prather has been
making arrangements with the Con
trolter 10 pay out that amount when
OCCASION arises. which will be very
soon Mr. breckenridge was In the
city last Friday and az that Tins
promised 10 donate So 900 10 help the
ont Of dihculty. the leg.
islature having refused aid
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

The Allen academy debate aud ball
game with the Houston High school
Is arousing much interest locally aud
engaging the spare time Of the acad-
envy boys in making preparations.
Mae Green aud Roy Buchanan will
represent the academy In the con-
test, and Harry Freeman and Hope
McAshan the Houston high school.
The question for debate, as previ-
ousiy stated IN the Eagle, is RE-
solved, That the poet has been a
greater benefactOr of mankind than
the statesman" The Bryan boys
will have the affirmative. Follow
ing Is the academy team for the base
ball game: Bob Mawhinney, cap
tain aud catcher; Tes DeGraifenried.
pitcher; John Burglund, first base
J. Mcintosh, second base Roy Buch.
anan, manager and third base; jeff
Tabor, short stop; Roger Astin, left .
field; Oscar Bruce, center field: Fos-
ter Brown, right field.
The following prisoners were ON
the jail register yesterday, the charge /
being Indicated In each case: White i
lobe Price, convicted OF criminal
assault; Bill Young, burglary. Col
ored-Albert Larkins, aggravated
assault; Clark Hudson, burglary:
VIII Wright, theft of cotton; Marion
smith disturbing the peace; John
Turner, theft Of hos; Andrew Jack
son. simple assault; Isaiah Granger,
Lon Gusby and Charlie
Medlock' carrying pistol; Josie Nor
mon, disturbing the peace. The
woman, last named, was released
Yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Fred l.. Allen Of Rockdale
nc the courthouse Sunday
morning on the theme, Hold forth
he word OF life" He urged chris.
ian people 10 unite In furthering
ho cause of the gospel by living gos-
pei lives and extending christian
.entiment In every way possible.
Rev. Allen was "a pioneer preacher
II Texas aud his sermons are ropleto
With Incidents Of the early days that
re full of interest. lie In voner-
bile and kindly old gentleman with
fine face and heart overlooking d
With zeal In the Masters cause.
The old, old story, ever new, about {
walking out of newspapers cir
is suggested by a sub
cription just received by the Eagle
rom PARKWAY Guam. 10 walk out C
( the Eagles circulation, therefore, Il
ne would have 10 encircle the earth.
.oyick =. Pinkston is our latest ac-
uisItion. He has friends in this
sctIon who Will doubtless be- pleased 2
, hear from him. He Is now at l.,
gana, Guam, 7. L., In the govern p
rent service.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

.The weather man il chump!-
'arlin Ball.
lie is a lobsterl Permit Us TO
him fret. my dear AL.
Houston Post.
means, my dear Castor;
paste him frst.-Mexia
will not do, my dear
Fe; let us chunk him with
ii he has made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

IA Mexican entomologist claims
y have discovered a spider that
siects a poisonous saliva that is
htal to the boil weegil. Let him
hing on his spider spit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
For Sale.

Six room house, three lots of
ground, outhouses, underground els.
term and all In flrst-class condition.
Price. si,5OO. A.W. HolIm.,
bs I'm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10
For Sale.

Ten nice lots, from $50 10 5000, I'm
the most fashionable residence por-
tion Of city. My fine brown COW
cheap. a horse, buggy and harness
for Sij. w. A. DodsOn. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

The International aud Great
Northern railroad has recently
'pent about 100000 for new
Engines, coaches, dining and parlor
ears.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-10

The Ameer Of Afghanistan has
divorced all but four Of his wives
and ordered his subjects to follow
his example. The Ameer is a
wonderful reformer.