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The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

Governor Orman in his annual message seems to re-
the suit of Kansas against Colorado for priority
rights the Arkansas of grave Importance
number of newspapers have been endeavorng to ding
dong this danger into the of the people for long
time. but they take no heed Some cheap law
opinion of the law and the facts worth
much the Judgment of their type writers and
oftenmes less than township Justice. have been at
tempting ridcu the danger and molify the alarm of
the public. If. unhappily the court of the
United States should make adverse decision
rights would hereafter have enough to take
warming The of sufficiently grave Importance
engage attention of distinguished public
who. backed the should the best legal tai
in Colorado pre- Claims
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

The of Wolcott is bound to go down. Any man
that himself with the idea that he than
those that him. is be deceived. the
of the in the day
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

The city of Grand Junction might do a thins
than determine that it would make expenditure
the years until there is suceD
money properly macadam them place asphalt upoI
them.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

From the manner of the attack that the Denver Re-
publican is making those who Wolcott and
peciay Frank @. Goudy. it would that man
cept the elect The Republican them. dare to
aspire to a in the of the U. S. from the
of Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

Talk and work to keep the Beet Sugar
factory in this city. The cultivation of the beet
is one of Colorado's great industries.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

A dungeon cell in gloomy prison, which
has the modern appnces for comfort. of furnace.
might bring the coal barons to
senses Nothing would could of sufficient
punishment for the disaster they bringing the
people, together with the great suffering the aged
and children There it positive
that he will a of punishment for those who
desire gain riches at the expense of the poor and
needy.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-14

For good watch work go to Thomp.
sons-42S Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07
Reoors Is Denied.

salt Lake city. MAY s-Vice President
and General Manager Russell HanIirg.
OF the Rto Grande system. who IS here
with a party Of officials. declares there Is
no truth in the reported struggle between
the Gould and Harrina1 forces for the
control OF the Colorado AIialsnd. half q
which Is owned BY IRE RIO Grsnde and
half b. the Colorado Southern. Ny Har-
ding Is here on q tour Of Inspection
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07
wichIta. Kan.. - q. 70.

Council met pursuant II adjournment,
Nfavor Mclean in the chair all council
men present
Councilman ScheIl Of the franchise com
mittee asked further time in which 70
consider street car franchise Council
man Iuiirs moved that same be con-
sidered at once Motion carried
Councilman Luling moved that coancii
go into executive session before ao-
tournament Motion carried
The National Bank Of Commerce was
granted permission 10 build vsuit n
the alley east Of IL East Douglas aveune
a petition Of Silas Brown to locate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

oEIkHo1fA LANDS
Tarr I-fs earCrt rrigr iitE ta VICE. ward
cT Thr E1FeralaFlf record - ere
ralrfaH at cd Poet Eagg.r. b. ces.i-sl
HrC1eaTi ro0ntg cewearsE ffFesat
u-E rhe xsrrrn-1enf rerrrf e. use affs
ara & la ezpfeis7tr r,rHifrarf ftef f.r
fhr rrse-E rg-t,-s ~ = 1rtt tag Tese
ard JUS tt TerTf Shows s. greater
rainfall sers traf st Fl-hita- tefl g.
c1- th- eastsa,1sn have hee ffas
f--e tar5e F-fs "a frr fs1rrEr- ger
f--lafr asstsre atlcrt STAT ga1 wast
s-u Hres f-rzt Tsal fisnk
EE ETondNart. "
Iss-ft a-Fa-fa-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

.rfE Faf-E-TsirfF arras - f1s FeErts
fe at frElr ae1 fuc us a~rt 70
gr-ra TeEr1s rr ffF1rault 1FfEss
llgLrs ~ fanrf-ts ersr
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MISCELLANEOUS

FIRE FIRE Ff-.E insure pour prop
srty with us. = " Clsndeuin a Co..
resr American S-afe Bank Buifdiug
taHstfi-au-tf
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PERSONAL
FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN-on Watches. dia-
monds. feweiry Strictly confidential.
zoe East Douglas. Mt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

LEGAL TENDER CAFE Msals short
orders fF1it. c0hfcctiuHerf. lunches.
cigars dfs D. Dauaiaa fss-etr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

FOR ADOPTI0N-A tey and girl haty.
81 Wyuona Mrs. aiiicr is-sfx
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WE SELL THE EAHTH we cannot
fhcfeof nflt We anu ~sH sore BETTER nss-
gains lu excellent grass iHuaH and efeTk
ranches well located Vffh an aburd-
ancc ~ never 4aiiiag water aud Fisg7nt
biGs-ftefu EfHlfte grass, Than 8Ha rab
buy fieewuf r. Ns have the pfuusrfy.
urd are ready o. ahaH gug We have
good FARMS highly Improved and are
ready % compare rricrs with The low
81 CONS see as aud re wiH iocatr yea
twhere she SANDS - tifrc Wl EVER
ruefukta g1i4ra grain lr VTur half
brsfsf ard enc Feft brrexes - heaven
viii faa vouT checks aHa aisH aHar 81
rff isftsr teafs ~ diversity f'fic~s
sF.d descriptions u3ofs3 o. any one o.
application. faA 20 - address 4. =.
kan ae~u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

FOR SAILS feet. ln one - ftle nsa
residence blocxs er Sorfh f.raregles
avenue Stewart 4 Burrs IfSW
FOR sALE-1E arre- ulfies - cfT
with god iurrgrfruegfF ard ha
orchard. 8 0
- acres ~ miles - city - acres -
alfalfa. orchard &c iln1 alt Vogsl iu-
FreVeraerte- g. afa-
- acrcs - scrss alfalfa god improve
renfs go CO.
Flre wheat la-d. in Pawrfe ca.rtF frf
81 e. So pfT alFf-
- lots. c6raer Wara sn8 s.-fsersa. raas
Irr Fnlth fr1rf zfr
Firr acr-s uifhiu liTe hfctEE ~ rt
Fraurfa fasrlraI. 81
u you want - Hlv crru farm ahet
fsr~r hfra rn 90 aFfaFr knr-
sss 90 rastte ra1ch iu zeater- ka1ass
cine ~ go -rln
50HN FEERITER. ~ = Nair
ser
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SITUATION wANTED-mALE.


WANTED-Position as clerk. by energetic
young married man. in clean dry goods
or grocery store. Some experience; best
OF reference Address &c. r. T.. care
Eagle. 147-thu-sun-2tx
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council adjourned to meet Monday
.,s,iDg Anru 2. 1913. At : O'Clock p. N
b. 2. MLEAN. Mayor.
Attest. J. L. LELAND. City Clerk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07
TYPEMRITsRs.
LOST

LoST-I.ast Saturday. In south part -
toWH. a pair Of glasses. in black case.
marked wv. W. pcarcc. Lost while
pgddiing 81 aaraS Please return % ".
". PcarceS Iewelfy store. iss-itx
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HnrlsEs rna eAIr

FOR SALE OR RENT-TAe bea1tifaf
hoyae 90 J. c. Rutan- on College Fiji.
CAL and see use about this. Sites
Bus 4 Alexander, over Fourth Ma
tional bank 1sS-5t
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WANTED-A good cook; one fully COM
petent to take full charge of short order
that does not drink. s. per week and
room; hours from $50 to p. IN. Busy
Bee Restaurant, Okeene, o. T.
145-3tx
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WANTED-Good white girl for general
hoUSeWork; no washing or ironing 81
y. Topeka avenue. Mrs. N Steffen.
129-tf
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WANTED-A girl. white or colored- Box
49, Renfrow, o. T. 1s6-2t
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:, ANTED-Competent girl Call Thurs
day afternoons, 12I1 N Lawrence.
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ROOFS FoR sgsT-Fsrnishsa.


FOR TENT-Nice r1nrrg aEd Erc1
f.-s-rss ~ Ths Wrsdr--s - - 1farzEf
Bo1rE ard ro5g. - ard = pr wssk
lltt
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WANTED-Two young men TO travel; ex-
perience unnecessary. Expenses and
liberal commission, or salary. Call to
o. m. Ray Cunningham, Iowa hotel.
14o-2tX
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FOR SALE-Southwes corner Murdoch
ard Lawrence. S-rconl modern house
and s-rcoa cottage. Hes Sc & Co. IL e
First street loS-su-tu-th-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07

FOR SALE OR TRADE-SeveR-rSor
house. east front % feet barn and other
outhgiloingS. Inquire as sycamore
street ln-tn9-S1-u
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ROOMS FoR RgNT-Eurnishsd.

! FOR REST-Eaosms. furnished for house
keeping IL " Topeka 146-6tx-
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WANTED-One first-class hotel cook /;
wages, s. per week. Write J. w. Lewis
Hotel Hardwick, Kiowa, Kan. State
experience 1f3-6t
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FOR SALE Ssx-rOcfn house. bath. pan
Try. china closet, city water. cement
walks and good barn. s-.eee io-S ).
Water street. Hest
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AGENTS wnN1rn


A'sEN1S tsANtEl1-AR agent. either
sex, to sell shirt waist goods in theD
line. including high-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive dcSigns. Sells CT
sight Big pay 10 right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co.. Dept p. Sd LoEis.
No. i-JI-tf
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WANTED-A girl. at once; no washing.
Inquire Mrs +. Baldwin. 1923 y. Law
renee avenue. HIT
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REAL ESTATE zoe sALs.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-A bargain - by - feet ie-
= room. modern house. SAC fafryiosf
avenue and 1if Ohio avenue. See
owner az Ii9 Mathowson avenue. 11s-tf
FOR sALE-The only desirable 81 feet
JET on iaWrf zee avenue lH number fla.
10 has q 3-r0om shack Hod loE price
on u. You better hurry. Room g. ofrr
Pc T.. Douglas. 1ta-tf
FOR SAILS feet. second tisck so1th
Topeka. ~ 3 bargain. =. j. ffs.iilrteri.
Whine building. IE-tf
FOR SALE-For cheap property ou she
West Side. see ~. Martiusoa. iAi-ltE
FOR sAI.E-iCi agree bottom laad rs
miles from SelgplCk ga j.. r. II ruufr.
81 acres in pasture aHt uesa1H. sa.-
alce in cultivation. - acres &.le5f. D
acres in rye. a. acres in corn. p apple
trrea 500 peach. plum ard cherry tres
s-ruom ho1fsr barn. lsEs1. With shrG sta~
Die attached. i-rea corr eros aa1 gran
arF. wind mill lu pasture. fFtH exc
change foT small cetisGe in NlChifa
ard part cash. balance aH tire. Pos
session az once Yer q short Uwe Cuif
O. T. Davis. valley Center. Kan
Ifs-ff
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
THE HOTEL BUSH.

Handsome New Family Hotel, Which
Occupies Attractive Location ss the
North End Of Clark street Bridge.
TO he Opeucd November I.
In an attractive location on Clark
street, just at the north approach of
the North Clark street bridge. a new
hotel Is now nearing completion which
promises to he one of the finest and
most cOmmodlOus in Chicago.
The Hotel Bush will he the name
of the new building, and it will be
ready for occupancy about Nov. !.
The hotel was built by Otto Ernst
and will be conducted by Clayton G.
Bush, an experienced caterer, from
Bush" The building is three stories,
of pressed brick, and its interior lin
ish Is In old oak, The style Of archi.
lecture Is antique German. 1t Is the
intention to conduct it as a high-class
European hotel, the restaurant and
buffet occupying the main floor and
the sleeping rooms on the upper floor
overlooking the Chicago River, from
which they derive an abundance of
light and air. The restaurant, on the
main floor, Is finished in an attractive
manner, the ceiling being high and raf-
tered, the walls of old oak in dull fin
ish, and special hooks and high-backed
settees imparting an Old.fashoned and
hOmelike effect. The buffet Is sep
aratcd from the restaurant, though on
the same floor, ana there is music
balcony in the rear. the scheme of
which is in harmony with the rest of
this floor. These arrangements are all
planned on an extensive scale and no
expense will be spared in the fittings
and finish.
\ speciality Is to be made by the
Hotel Bush of luncheon ut midday,
while the service from q O'Clock until
midnight will be In carte. Only
Anhcuscr-Busch beers will be served
aud only the best cigars sold at the
counter The sleeping rooms on the
second and third floors are single and
On suite and look directly on to the
Chicago River, having southern eX-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

night. Now these places have been
closed by the order from Chief O'Ncill.
told In The Daily News two weeks
ago. The order was sent out ut the
time that several detectives who ure
under charges ut Central Police sta.
tion made the threat to go out on indie
pendent raids. 40 order for the books
to "start up" again was forthcoming
however, when the talk of II raid had
died down and the saloOnkccpcrs were
puzzled until they heard that the
trust" was In the field.
At Frank Lyons saloon. $3.50 Went
worth avenue, Il handbook was made
up to two weeks ago. The chiefs or
der stopped It and there has been no
book made there since. Lyons Is not
In the trust" and cannot take bets.
but his near neighbour, Tom Tobln.,
4123 Wentworth avenue, IL said to
have n book In his saloon, run by u
man named Murray. At Tobin's place
the bartender declared no bets were
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

From the Chicago Daily News, Oct.
81. 1903:
The Handbook trust" IL now firmly
implanted In outlying nelghborhoods
as well as In the downtown district.
1t II the boast of the persons back Of
the combine" that there will be no
part of the city covered by II radius of
four blocks where ut least one hand.
book cannot be found. Instead of the
100 or more books which have been
In opera ton under the direction OF
Jim" O'Lcary for the last year. the
new syndicate. by extending operations
to the suburbs. will place at least l,UOO
books In the field.
The Independent handbookmakcr has
been frozen out by the syndicate.
Until two weeks ago there were nu-
merOus saloons on the South Side
where bets were taken by the bar
tender, and the winnings paid on by
the proprietor of the place after the
ticker had ceased running for the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

The ethics of the divorce question,
which seems to be the absorbing topic
In the pulpit on the rostum and ut
the club discussions, are not II little
complicated by the failure of the
judges to get together and agree on
II basis of separation of unhappy
couples. Take two typical cases as re-
ported recently In Chicago. \ man,
weight 1856, received decree of di-
vorce from his wife, weight l25, be-
cause, forsooth, the lady broke an UNI
brella over his head and threw crock
cry at him. on the other hand, sim
!larly unhappy man, weight 122, could
not obtain the decree against his wife,
weight 14O, although she punched his
head threw his clothes out OF the
window, threw him after the clothes,
sold the furniture ana left for Cali.
fOrnla." Here we nave n hcwllderlng
conflict of judicial opinion as to what
constitutes proper ground for divorce
Evidently the question OF weight does
not apply with equal force in the con
sidcratlOn of masculine grievances, for
while a man might be regarded able
TO hold his own In conflict with
woman sixty pounds lighter than him
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

taken there. but even the police admit
that there IL hook running In the
saloon. \ close canvass In the stock
yards district disclosed the fact that
the handbook combine" was negotiat-
ing with several saloonkeepers to in
stall books. Any one In the vicinity
of 30th street who inquiries for u place
to put down u little flyer" II referred
to John Burns 1905 state street. He
Is said TO DO In charge of the syndi-
Gates books In the district south Of
Both street
ON the West Side. in the outlying
districts, cX.Aldcrman John Rogers Is
In charge of the trusts activities.
The work intrustcd to Rogers Is said
to be the installing of hnndbooks
along West Lake ana West Madison
streets. How well the work has been
done can he judged by the fact that
there have been twelve new books
started In saloons In that district with.
In the last two weeks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

self, he would by the same token be
handicapped In II tussle with wife
twenty pounds heavier. Physical in.
ferlOrlty, which Is often the
cause Of mental suffering as
well as bodily anguish. should be a
strong factor In all divorce cases. and
here ut least is II point on which all
judges can easily agree. The law Is
for the protection of all weak and in.
firm masculnity which cannot pro.
tect itself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

pos'lrc, with all the light ana air from
that direction unObstructcd by other
buildings. On the second floor. also. Is
large parlor and the hotel office. while
the halls on both the sleeping floors
are large and commOdiOus. An extra
partial story affords accommodations
for the hotel servants. The kitchen il
In the basement ana the dumb-waiter
service Is In use, supplying, II desired,
chops, steaks, etc, directly to the
guests IN their apartments. There IL
not an inside bedroom In the hotel. all
having outside air ana light. The
building is particularly well and sub.
stantially constructed ana its conven-
ience to the downtown section as well
as to the North Side Is expected, in
connection with the excellence of the
cuisine. To make the hotel very pop.
ular one. Clayton &. Bush. the pro-
prietor, is well and favorably known,
from having conducted popular places
on the North Side, having been located
several years on Chicago avenue.
An Interesting illustration Of rule
by majority is reported from Lon
don hospital The surgeon In charge
was making his morning rounds, nc.
companled by half u dozen students,
to whom he was giving clinical instruc.
ton. They came to doubtful case.
Now, gentlemen" said the surgeon,
'dO you think this IL or Is not case
for Operatlony" Without exception the
students opposed the proposition to
operate. You are all wrong" cxclain,.
cd the surgeon. "and | shall operate
tomorrow" "NO, you won'tw ex-
claimed the patient. "SiX to one Is n
great majority. Gimme my clothes.
Increase In the unfortunate category
of consumptives increases universal
sympathy for the victims and requires
greater precautiOn In limiting the
spread of the disease. The State board
OF health of Indiana Is justified In dis.
continuing in the schools of the State
the services of persons who have be-
come afflicted with any disease commun.
icabe by proximity. Humane proyi-
sion should be made for otherwise sat.
isfactory teachers, who ought not to
be permitted to endanger the health of
pupils. Physical examination of ap-
plicants for teachers certificates
should assure only healthful instruc-
tors.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
accomplished through the strides of

accomplished through the strides Of
modern science in treating the eye.
Claims of superiority are easily
made, but competitive tests establish
facts. The "Shur-on" Is a marvel of
modern eye-glass mnking-that's why
it Is constantly growing more popu.
lar.
Mr.. Ulehmann's place of business Is
at 20 East Madison street. second floor.
Eyes are tested In the most thorough
and scientific manner, and full salts.
faction Is guaranteed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

Chicago. do some things in picayuuc
way compared with the metropolis. By
the way. the fact that it was given
cut through the press that the offer
was refused with scuru aud ndigna-
ton" had uo apprCciablc effect upon
the city election. Tammany j. now
iu. the Police Commissioner if his
story is trurl is out S3pu.UUO aud the
gamblers are ahead.
~e9A
Criticism ut Governor Yates. whCth.
cr coming from the bench ar the pul-
pit. will have little effect upon the
public mind unless IL is based upon
fact and offered In good faith and not
for personal or political reasons. The
auimadversions of Judge +. y. Green
and Rev. Richard Crews. of Peoria.
show no signs ot being thus inspired.
They are attacks without reasons be.
ing assigned. and bear the ear marks
of the politician ar the impudcnt mis-.
chief maker who loves better than
anything else to gain notoricty even
ut the expense of ignorantly mcddling
in other peoples business though max.
ing themselves. ridiculous in the opera.
ton.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
/QS3

Mr.. Paul Pohl. the leading weiss
beer brewer of the United States. Is
one of the most popular citizens Of
Chicago. He is affable In his manners,
square In his dealings and punctual In
his appointments. He has repeatedly
declined political honors, being content
with his rapidly growing business.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
/661o

Hon William Hale Thompson is II
man Of affairs. both In the business
and the official world. As member
of the Board of County commissioners
lie has rendered the public excellent
service
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

The frequency with which dangerous
cranks seek to gain access to the presi-
dent should put an end for all time
to those senseless public receptions at
which the president is expected to
stand up and let hundreds Of people
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
1S0A

II you need hrsl-class article In
he line Of shoes drop In and see
:.ange Brothers in the Tribune Build
ing Dearborn and Madison streets.
There the public are well treated, and
there all classes of citizens will he
given excellent value at reasonable
prices
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07

Day after day we hear talk of the
grnfters being brought face To face
with the Grand Jury. but hardly any
of those who have been caught in the
mcsles of the investigation up to date
have been guilty of anything demand.
ing heavier punishment than II term
in the House of Correction. VIII there
bc n big catch in the final draw? We
,loubt IT,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-07
Telephone Main 1885.
LAW OFFICE
B0han
Stock Exchange
Building,
CHICAGO,

minlstratiOn. Under the system long
In use by that government diplomacy
Is q profession. Men start at tne bot.
tom as attaches or cOnsuls and go up
by promotion or merit to the highest
place, which Is ambassador. This So
cures in the service officers who are
acquainted with many countries. who
speak many languages and have tne
skill In diplomacy acquired by expert
ence- 1t Is far different from our
catch-as-catch-can system, which of.
fers no career either in consular or
diplomatic service.
~cS
Thus we see that II an editor says
something severe about you in his pa
per, and you kill him, 1t is u case of
self-defense.