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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-03
Secretary of Treasury Makes al
Address Before Richmond
Republicans.
BIG CROWD AT TIE MEETING
He Threshes over the Same Old Straw
and Advances Time Worn Arsu-
ments for, the Maintenance of the
Chinese Wall of ExcIusiveness-
Judge Lewis Presides.



RICHMOND, VA, Oct 1.-The Re
publican campaign was opened in this
city ut the Academy of Music tonight
with addresses X Hon. Leslie NJ.
Shaw, secretary of the treasury, ami
Hon. jacob Yost, former congressman
from the tenth district
Judge l.. l.. Lewis of this city, Re.
publican nominee for governor, pre-
sided and introduced the speakers.
The audience was large and rcprcsen-
taitve and included many Democrats
and sprinkling of ladies'.
Drives Around City.
The secretary arrived in the city
in the afternoon. He was met at the
station by committee of Republicans
and taken for drive over the city.
He was accompanied on the drive by
Roy l.. Cabell, Robert II. HALEY, Wray
L. knight and NJ. x. Lowery He took
dinner at the jefferson and was ac-
companied to the Academy by u com.
mittee.
In introducing the speakers Judge
Lewis said he would not take up the
time of the audience with set speech
Mr. Yost spoke briefly in humorous
vein, and made strong plea for puri-
ty of elections.
T7riff His Subject.
The secretary was greeted with ap-
plause when he arose TO speak and he
devoted his discourse to the tariff
question. He brought out the same
old thread bare arguments that have
been going the rounds for the last
twenty year, or more
MrShaw's audience was remark
able for the absence OF negroes and
for the presence of bankers, business
and professional men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-10-03
THE WEATHER.

Cloudy and cooler
Tuesday; Wednesday
fair; light southwest
to west winds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
An exchange relates the follow

An exchange relates the follow
ing incident, the moral Of which
is obvious and he who runs may
read: "a certain newspaper man
IN Iowa relates an experience that
might shed some light on the mail
order business. He was at the
town depot and saw a farmer
friend receive "A set of harness
from Chicago. He attempted to
prove to the latter that he was
making mistake, as any of the
local dealers could furnish him
the same OF better goods just as
cheap, and the profits would be
kept at home. But" said the
farmer, '!this is the first time r
have heard that there is a harness
shop In town. have taken Your
paper for five years and have
never seen line of advertising in
1t about such an institution IN all
that time. But you bet the
Chicago house has kept me
posted
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
SUCt ESS1ON OF No. 1851. HUBERT
EWES, deceased,
18Th Judicial Dist. Cont, Parish O,
Iberia, State Of Louisiana.

Whereas. Julian r. Ewes. a resident
OF the Parish of iberia, has applied te
The Honorable the Nineteenth Judi
ciai District Court. holding sessions
10 and for the Parish of Iberia. La. to
be appointed Administrator of the
above entitled and numbered Success
sion.
Notice is therefore hereby given to
all whom it may or doth concern. 70
show cause if any they have. within
Ten days from the first publication
hereof, why the prayer Of petitioner
should not be granted and be appoint.
ed Administrator of the Succession
aforesaid.
Witness the Honorable James
simon Judge Ct our said Court ON this
4th, dav OF No, ember A. D. 1895.
a. J. MAUMUS.
by Clerk of Court, Iberia Parish
FOSTER & BgoUssaRD Att,ys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18

The first cargo of oranges tina,
has ever been received at the port
OF Gueydan arrived recently on
the launch Adele, Capt. Prevail
Broussard, from Pecan Island.
There are several fine orange
groves on the island, but in the
past the growers there have not
had any facilities for getting
them to this market. Now that
water communication has been
opened all the way it is likely
that the entire crop of that sec
ton will be taken to Gueydan
lie oranges are a distinctive
variety raised only on Pecan
Island, and while they resemble
the Mediterranean Sweets in
shape and size they possess a
lucious flavor all their own. This
cargo was all bought by the
Gneydan merchants, j. Z. For tier
having taken 1000 Of them to
supplyLis home customers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
Hall Of the Bienfalsance Assistance
Mutuelle.

New Iberia. La. November l4.h. 1905
The President Pierre Jubin hayin,
appointed Hon. Felix VOORHEES,, }. G
Leblanc and 0. P. Renoudet com
mittee on Resolution of Coincidence il
the demise Of Samuel Points. The
following was reported:
1t has pleased an all wise Provi.
dence to take from our midst our
brother Charles Samuel Points. and
we bow submissive to its decree
Death, how sad soever it may be, is
the crowcing point of life. and to him
who has followed the way Of rect,tude
and Of uprightness. this formidable
passage from the known to the nm
known gives no sting. however cruel
may be that sting of death to those
who survive.
Brother Charles Points, was an tn
right and honorable man as a member
OF our Association, he has mer1ted our
praises tor the manner in which he
has fulfilled his duties. Kind and af
fable to his brother members. CHAR
table towards those who we're IN attic
ton and in need. He has left among
US but the most cherished remem
brance. We sympathize with those
who have been struck more directly
ny his demise. and appreciate the
keenness of their feelings; and at the
same time We also feel that he had |
zone from among as. and that we |
shall no more see in our meeting his
smiling and genial countenance, and
We also feel keen y the loss that we
1ave sustained.
We bid farewell in sorrow to him
and We tender onr heartfelt sympa
ny to those whom he loved dearly ON |,
his earth.
Peace to hisashes. /
Felix VOORHEES,
]. g. Leblanc
90. r. Rsnoedst.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18

ly as he shares equally with 9th
ers in the great and genera! bene
fits certain to result to both the
town and parish of Lafayette.
The urgency of the matter is
set forth in recent from Major
Lee, IN which he says that unless
the. right of way is secured by
Dec. l, the company will be hin
dered if not entirely prevented
from undertaking the construction
of the road, The Gazette feels
confident that the difficulties
noted will he satisfactorily ar
ranged with equity to all con-
cerned ard in the interest and
general prosperity Of the commu-
nity.-Lafayette Gazette.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MATHILDF
ROMERO WIDOW OF NOEVAL
HUVAI..
10Th Judicial District Court Parish Of
Iberia State of Louisiana

Whereas. Michel Huval of the Par
ISL of Iberia l1ninfstrator Of the
Estate of Natiiiide Romero widow of
Noryal Huval. deceased, has fled in
this Honorable Court, his tabIeau and
account Of his administration of said
Estate and also his petition praying
that same be Bonoiogafed and APP
proved.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
It may or doth concern. to show Cause,
4 any they have, within ten days fiom
- e vAy The prayer n said,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
The Baton Rouge Road.

The-work Of securing the right
of way for the Lafayette BatoI
Rouge extension of the Southern
Pacific road has been assiduously
and theoretically pushed by the
local right of way committee foI
several weeks Messrs c. ID.
Caffery and Z G. VOORHEES, the
chairman and secretary respect
lively, haye devoted much time
and labor in bringing matters. into
tangible and definite status. Yes
terday all right of way had been
secured or conditions and terms
arranged except in two instances.
The committee has met with
little or no difficulty as to terms
IN the majority of eases and the
property owners all along the
line have displayed most common
dable spirit III either donating
outright or agreeing to reasonable
and satisfactory valuation of land.
Messrs. Angelic and Morse of
Morgan City, the Lafayette
Brick and Tile Company, and
Chas. ID. Gallery are among those
who have donated most valuable
property. Mr.. j. Z. Trahan and
other property holders have con
sented to entirely reasonable
terms with the committee.
The difficulty now confronting
the committee is right of way
across the Compress property and |
Captain Buchananfs plantation |
1t is understood that the proprie-
tors of these two places, are ask
ing for valuation amounting TO
4
thousand of dollars for right OF
way and the committee is unable I.
o pay SO much. When the. ar
iuoHs iabors of the committee TO
Iecure this prize are considered
md the general public concern in
he enterprise, it wunld certainly
e most humiliating result. I
hould any one by any umeason
bic action defeat measure so !
'aught with interest to the entire !
immunity. Every citizen should
- &, the necessity Of the occa
= - g - 4sse PAT, sanio =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18

petitioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable James
Simon Judge of our said Court this
18th, day of November A. D. 1905.
A. J. MAUMUS.
Depty Clerk of Court Iberia Parish
WEEKS & WEEgs, Atty's
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18

b weapon.
Nicholas Burgess, cutting with
intent to kill.
Jno. VALERIE, cutting and wound
ing with intent to kill.
NO True Bills were returned
against the parties named in the
following cases:
Henry Thomas, cutting and
wounding with intent to kill.
Columbus CLAY, obtaining goods
under false pretenses.
| Peter Broussard, assault and
battery.
Irene Fields, alias "Blackie,"
Larceny.
Christiana Gordia, SANDER
Leila Davis, SANDER.
klebert Barras, wife desertion.
Delphine Noel, robbery.
Junius GatewOOd. abduction.
Rebecca Broussard, breaking
and entering with intent to com
nit larcency.
INFORMATIONS.
Were filed by the District At
torney against the following
parties for the offenses named in
each case:
Leo Wise, concealed weapons.
Octave Jephrim, assault ana
battery.
Joe Eaglin, concealed weapons
On Monday of this week the
Grand Jury presented another
partial report, giving the results
of its findings in cases thus far
examined.
TRUE BILLS AGAINST:
TRUE BILLS:
State of Louisiana VS..
Sam Gray, shooting at with IN
tent to kill. =
Emile Broussard, cutting with
intent to kill.
: Levy Stansbufy@ and Frank
Victor, disturbing a peaceful as
sembly.
Richard Fontenette, violation
Of labor contract.
William Bazaline, alias Willie
Wilson ct ais, disturbing a peace
full assembly.
st. Cyr Etie, shooting at with
intent to kill and murder. Z
Alfred Etie, shooting at with
intent to kill and murder.
Joseph Boudreaux, assault and
battery.
Willie Richardson ct ais. No
land, alias Bubble, cutting with
intent to kill one murder.
James Wilson, cutting with in
tent to kill.
Solomon Sterling, cutting with
intent to kill.
Alfred Bell, shooting with in
ent to kill and murder.
Jesse Butler, assault with =
dangerous weapon.
Armand Beaulien, assault wifi
weapon. in
Dave Elsey, larceny of a hog. is
Eugene Rather. larceny. re
Paul Diggs, larceny. in
JOS. johnson, breaking and m
ntering in the night time with or
ltent to rob and assault. to
Walter Shepard, breaking and fri
ntering in the night time with in fri
mt to rob and assault. Or
No TRUE BILLS AGAINST: m;
State of Louisiana VS.. Loo
Helaire Borel, assault and bat tn
ry. CHI
led Gaines and James Parsons. Ike
far
Peter Latina, counter mar king ha
hog. sh.
Anthony Clark or Charles, vic pa
ting labor contract. ne,
Bud Charles attempting to it ;
10 up person on Dubllc uioh. thu
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-11-18
Grand Jury Report.

80
The Grand Jury made a partial
report on Thursday of last week
embracing the following cases:
TRUE BILLS AGAINST.
Divide Bernard, violation Of labor
contract.
Daisy Bell, carrying concealed
weapon.
Isaac Mills, horse stealing.
Jules Boud, Assault and bat.
terry.
Sampson Day, assault and
battery.
Alfred Etie, carrying concealed
weapon.
Nicholas Burgess, cutting with
intent to kill.
Jno. VALERIE, cutting and wound
ing with intent to kill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
GricVc, BiSSct X Holland
 35 and 40 BANK STREET. TELEPHONE 222 AGENTS FOR STANDARD PATTERNS
BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW.
An exceptionally attractive list of want
 able merchandise priced specially low for our weekly Bargain Day .s .x 1*

BATES SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS. Regular price 12l.c q yard. bargain day 719c yd WOMEN'S WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS Trimmed with Point de Paris lace or IT. <. tuckS. regular price I9c. bargain day 59c each WOMEN'S NINE GORE PLATED
 BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS. Black. navy and brown. regular price $2.9S. bargain day S2.49 each
 TOILET PINS. In black. white and blue heads. regular price Jc bargain day 31ac SWEETS WHITE RIBBON SOAP. Regular price oc, bargain day Sc cake WOMEN'S' SWISS EMBROIDERED
 HANDK ERCHIEFS Regular 25c quality, slightly soiled. bargain day lJc each POINT VENlSE LACE AND BA-
 TISTE APPLIQUE. Regular price 15c and 19c. bargain day 10c yd " 'hT|-N N J T. lsiNf-l hl DDEfD. FLEECE LINED VESTS AM, PANTS
 Bargain day 21c each MBN's TNBLEACHED WHITE
 SHIRTS. All sizes. bargain day 33c each
 MEN'S HALF HOSE. In black and tan colors. regular price l0c a pair, bargain day 7c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Suburban News
WATERFOWL JOTTINGS

Thomas Higgins is confined to the house with intiammatory rheumatism
 There are several cases of scarlet fever in town.
 Mr Welch Of SOuthington has ac- cepted position with F. \. Barton as bOOkkeeper.
 The Center school had a double ses- sion yesterday owing to the st0rm.'
 It is feared that the ice storm diu considerable damage to fruit trees.
 The scholars of the Taft school will have q two weeks vacation commcnc- ing to-day.
 Gilbert Rogers was awarded S19.Sl in his suit against Clark of Prospect. in the district court of Waterbury yes tcrday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Quite as Impressive.

Quite as impressive as the opening of the Simplon tunnel under the Alps, in showing the great advance in this form of engineering, is sle announce ment of President Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania railroad, that the vast work of boring under the North and East rivers and Manhattan island, and constructing the underground station in New York city. will probably have been completed within about three years.- Springfield Republican.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Worried.

Church-I see the physicians are be- ginning to recognize worry as dis ease. to be prescribed for like any other malady.
 Gotham-When a bug reaches po- Sition on mans neck where he can- not reach it with either hand, I sup pose he ought to go and see physi- elan then?-YOnkers Statesman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Confirmed Horse Thief.

At Bromley man named Williams, age S3, described as a noted horse stealer, with record of 43 years penal servitude, was sent for trial on a charge of horse stealing. It was mentioned that it was practice of horse thieves to lame tbe animals in order to give them an excuse for offering them for sale for slaughter.-London Chronicle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
A UNBLEACHED COTTON. A regular 6c cotton. comes in 10 to 20 yard pieces, bargain day

A UNRLEACUED COTTON. A regular 6c cotton. comes in 10 to 20 yard pieces, bargain day
 4&c va
 10c HUCK TOWELS. A small lot that are little bit dam aged. bargain day u. each BENCH MERrERIZEn OXFORD. Regular price 25c q yard, bargain day llr vi 7ox9O UNRLEACUED SHEETS. 45c quality. bargain day pc each 54-INCH TWEED SITTING. All wool. regular price $l q yard, bargain day 3Ge yd BLACK PEAT DE SOIE SILK. All silk and good weight, G9c value, bargain day -i1r yA
 FANCY SILKS For shirt waist suits and waists. 59c values. bargain day Mor vi EICHLIEN SPOTTED NOILES. Beautiful new spring wash goods, sold regularly for .5c q yard. bargain day price lie yd COTTON WASH PLAIDS. For shirt waists or childrcn's dress es, 32 inches wide. regular price 121ac, bargain day Toe yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
0AKYlLLE HAPPENINGS

Miss Dora Shoemaker of Hartford has been visiting at the home Of A. A. Adt for few days.
 Ernest Plumb of Falls avenue has given up his position with F. C. Slade.
 A surprise.party was given last even ing to Natalie Smith by number of her friends. There was also che given in honor of Grace Dews.<
 The Newton Heights school did not hold the afternoon session yesterday on account of the stormy weather.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Human Nature.

Uncle Reuben says: Oar am a streak of selfishness runnin' all through the human race. but in some cases it am artfully concealed. Fur instance. when a man rubs his back against freshly painted doah, de owner of de buildin' pretends not to keer how much of it he carries off on his back. ."-Detroit Free Press, 'E '''- b~ -'' -.--. -s..;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Bacteria and HYsteria.

If all the bacteria which the biolo- gists can cultivate on walls. door-mats and greenbacks were to live up to their undoubted scientific possibilities. we would all of us be dead. Happily however, those of us who do not have mysteries about germs are able to live in comparative comfort, and other peo- pie worry along till such time as nervous prostration carries them off IN. Y. Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Novel Postal Service.

In Milan letters are now collected from the street pillar boxes by an cleo tric travelling post office over journey of 15 miles; sorting and stamping are done during the run from one box to an- other; and at the end of each circuit the letters are handed over for immediate delivery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Feels Secure

Bill see the worlds forest area at present is estimated at 2,5O0.OOo 900 acres.
 Jill-Well. we men need not fear that there'll be no place to go Tn house cleaning week fer some time to come! -Yonkers Statesman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Up-to-Date City.

The Siamese capital is the terminus of four lines of railway. It has fine service of electric trains and is we'll lit by electricity. It also possesses one of the finest race courses in the east. and has many clubs. fine hotels. several banks. good hospitals. etc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Brazil Exterminating Mosouitoes.

Brazil is proud of the work of its mosquito brigades which have almost driven yellow jack from Rio de Janeiro. Last summer there were but 50 cases of the fever in the Brazilian capital. whereas formerly it used to be 50 per week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22

kept under cover when not in use says the Farm and Home The boxes are Is inches long 13 I-e inches wide and 12 inches deep. inside measure When made up one box can be nestled inside of two others. 90 that they can be han dled in punches of three Half-inch stun is heavy enough for slats. except top and bottom, which should bs 7-e inch
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
40 5. S H. GREEN TRADING
 Stamps Free With soc Worth of Tea or Coffee
 This Week.

Excellent drawing Tea 35c and 4Oc lb fancy Chop Teas, the very finest.
 50c. 50c and roc lh Good Drinking Coffees. no better
 for the money, 1Sc and 2Oc ID Delicious fresh roasted Coffee
 25c 30c and 35c lb GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES MAKES BUSINESS BOOM at the A. X r. Tea Co.
 hroken Rice Sc lh ivory Soap, 4c cake A. X r. Jams, 2 jars 25s aure Honey. 1Oc jar Sllver Leaf Lard (3-lb paiD, 25e Malt Breakfast Food, 1Oc pkg Golden Drips Syrup. 1Oc jar ? GREAT LEADERS IN TEA and
 COFFEE. A rare treat: A. x P. Golden Tipped, India, Cey- Ion req, 25c 1s-lb pkg $ O'Clock Breakfast Coffee, 25c ID
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
Reduced Chest Measurement

Say. young man. you with the swollen caput and chesty bearing. did it ever oc- cur to you that there is hardly blank paper enough in the world on which to print the sum total of what you don't know?-Nebraska State Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
The Advantages of Education

"ln Sicily and Corsica" observed the returned traveller. there is great deal of illiteracy. It is great pity"
 So it is" replied his friend. "If more of :he people could read and write they could carry on their vendettas by mail. Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22

b us el = slated boxes. like those shown in the cut. Made with oak posts and elm slats well nailed. they will last Tor many years if
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22

We give FREE this week TEN SIAMPS with any of the following:
 5 cans A. X r. Condensed Milk, 25c l can A. X P. Cocoa. oOc l can Plums. loo l box Toilet Soap 6 cakes in box) 1Oc l can A. & P. Syrup 1Oc - IDS A. & r. Fancy Head Rice 7c ID
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22
HANDY BUSHEl BOXES.
Crates Should Be Prepared for Use in the Orchard and Garden Next
 Summer and Fall.

The handiest thing on the farm for handling vegetables and apples Is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-22

inches long and two or three inch es wide. But a strip around a tree trunk, tightly lap the edges an inch or more. and push
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

A great deal IA being said jas, no~
Ai,pgs what sort 81 liquid 70 use 90
the occasion 81 The launching Of the
ns~ a'yefmoni" Besides water, maple
sYrup bs, been suggested. Bot accord.
ins 10 our WAY Of thlrking a bottle Of
EqsibnI spsfkllng ginger ale would be
the proper thing l! would add p add
snsg 90 the oeesslon, betides bting
home rrs,suftI0n -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20
Sad Death Of q Young Man.

oae Of the ssddest deaths which
have tver occurred In Bennington, WAS
that OF Marsh Burt Phillips Of North Ben
nington, who was drowned ln Lake Paran
10 that yilsge one evening" last week. He
was 20 years Of age last April, and the son
Of Edward @. PHILIPPE, the populsr Ma
tional Expressman.
The young man bad bcen playing base
ball on the ball grounds during the early
part OF the evening and after indulgirg IN
this sport for some time went over to the
pond and went In swimming about s
O'Clock. Going out where the water IL
from Il to 10 feet deep, be WAS seen by ar
other young man who was with him to
suddenly sink, and did not come to the sur.
face again. He Is survived by bis father
and two sisters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-07-20

tgfAHkn ENiaffE
I posicoa ierrlhy .fiiels 10 The lat
gorRN AL flgue6 'Ista 10 wbicb be ~.
tsths Re sgvcli AID satFts be- As failure
etc. Ns~ an hoi q the saus oplaior aud
a. great ~ afily sfe with nns ne msr be
fsrs, abosi tho PreIiasut He etwe i7to
en- Y iiroegh lhe ssss,ilrtiisn q the Last
uf The civil vAr pns,desss AID 10 lime ~
snomen.ious ks sry wt have bad tipee lsbl'
He threw asi5s ia fshlng rod ase gua and
A. ofcc psl,oc from The hsure test q vice
Pfslaelt 10 the hesa Of the sna,esi add
moot prc,Psrous ns,ioa or earth. He more
thar q 4 the place o. the msrlyrcd Nc
kIslsy ~ be bot OILY esfrkd cut most OF
lha. nAps plans bai with arm taad be
tfhd to woGd cut tuch evils 40 be f9n5d.
He is snii.moboP5ly aud antitrust, srd
belives IN The common people and Is one u
them 90 FAT AZ equsl r'ghts Ahd 'qlal priv.
lleges 70 He bias 80 iaera'isied himielf
into the hekris Of The people tha, he re ~.
ed the la'ges, vote and biggest m'iri'y
ever given a Pneii ,eti ard that too - the
face Of The fact hist The [ lied States Sen.
ate aud many Of The lower hcus, the trusts
and mou,, kegs were sgsiost hin, Add are
vet, Atc venture to Jay u "Cyl'" him.
self ~l,h all bic eat '0ssdae wss In
"T,dd,." place b. would not OIL one-bsf
his shoes nr even show his false teeth. J..
10 great deal easier TO I'D fault than to
be the man pash. Men I Ike "Civss" reyef
,eem TO realize that cur Presidents do not
make our laws srd II they try 10 enforce
them tLen they kick. sItLoNE