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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

The following abatement of taken
were presented to the board and ap.
proved and recommended to the state
auditor tor his approval: ,s>:,$ z=>s5 :: +:
+ ] Martin In the city Of Little
Falls 49,, 81:
Sadie B Fuller on lands in sectional
part o. Little Falls. @.;.> /
Marion K Peterson on property in
Royalton.. 49,. -g <:.:: ..s..5.
Samuel Trebby on property in Little
Falls.
B B Cox on property in Swanville.
H b Clifford on property In Belle.
vue.
Anna Wilde on property in Royal
ton.
NE Pettitt on property in Royal
ton.
j D Stith on property in Swanville.
Mary Poisant on property IN Ripley.
+ Fl T Gilbert on property In Royal.
ton.
Charles Gilpstric1 on property in
Royalton.
j W Skinner on property in Royal.
ton.
A. e. Joslin on property in Royal.
ton.
Urilda Kinney on lands In Bellevue.
L W Conner on lands in Royalton.
Charles r Conner on lands In Roy
alton.
1 W Bouck on land In Royalton.
A W Swanson ON land in Royalton.
Sarah Dragoo on lands In Royalton.
Bills allowed:
r Bat8er engineer Ditch No 10
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
NELSON WITH BUCKMAN.

Wadena Tribune: Political report.
ers on the Twin City papers say that
at a meeting held in Sc. Paul last
week at which Senator Knute Nelson.
Congressman Buckman, James A.
Martin and Alvah Eastman were
present, 1t was arranged that Ripley
B. Brewer should be switched from
the congressional fight and become a
candidate for the republican nonlna.
tion for governor. Mr.. Martin, when
interviewed, made no bones of his de-.
sire that Brewer should leave the
congressional field open for Buckman,
and Senator Nelson is said to have
volunteered his services to the end
that only tho so faithful to the Alexan-
dria statesman be allowed positions Of
prominence in party councils and
affairs of state. Mr.. Brewer was in
the city at the time SPOKEN of, but it
does not appear that be participated
in the conference spoken of.
All this recalls the time of the fa-
nous midnight ride In hack from
the Merchants MOTEL, st. Paul. to the
home of Robert G. Dunn, at Hamline,
in which two Of the parties men
toned participated. The result was
defeat for Mr.. Dunn. Messrs. Buck
man and Brewer should beware, leatt
history repeat itself.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
LABOR FOR NELSON.

Wadena Tribune: It things leep
up as the present pace our senior
Omitted States senator viii soon have
his hands full for 1t 10 understood
that some of the strongest anti Buck.
man feeling to be found In the Sixth
district can be located at the home of
Mr.. Nelson, In Alexandria.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

Board met at o'clock p m. to act
on the report of the engineer on ditch
No. IA, all members present.
The engineer on Ditch IA was in
structed to complete his report aud
file the same as soon as possible.
The board met at 2 O'Clock oct. 3D.,
all present.
Bills allowed:
Geo. LaFond, attendance at
state board Of equalization,
subject to the APPROVAL of
public examiner ....................111.4 ~
s p Brick clerk Of court fees,
subject to approval of county
aItOE0ey ................... ..............l04.5 ~
Tanner eheriH's fees In
ditch proceedings subject to
approval OF county attorney. 9.60
e s Tanner sheriff's fees subject ~
to approval of the county at
torney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
N A Olson contract work road in =,
swanville ..................:........:: 81. 30
road in swanvilie ..:::.:::.....:.:: ;. 10 co.
Decker Bros. shoes and hose for -,
prisoners. :..:.......::.: :.......:::.. s.sb
jail ...........: .................. ss.os4
Samuel Trebby ice to summer ~ -.
oC0o4 .............................. Il
Peter LAuerman work on court
house ................................ I. 50
Barney Burton supplies prisoners 3. Is
court honse =: :.:........:: ..........:. 1s. 90
" B Jones flag for court house ls. 36
Ajax Nelson, splitting wood at
jail i. Is
Andrew johnson supplies q. ......,s &. 12s
p W Blake supplies ..................* I. 40
Simonet Furniture company re-
pairs. ........::............ 6.35
Ellenbecker, & Goulet supplies. 18. 00
J " Jaxboe supplies............ 90
Journal Press supplies .............. $50
Journal Press tabs .................... 30
Journal Pres blanks. .......... 90
journal Press session laws bound
g % allowed. t.oo
Mille9 Davis Printing Co., /; 49,: Esi..:. !
as
Same.
tame. !. ]. " ...... =. !. !. =. 0p
Same for blanks ]. !. ;. ]. LII
Same blanks and blank books. $3.50
game blanks J. j. ...... 9.96
Pioneer Press Go. blank ............118 &. 90
l.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
On, oct. I'd, son. -
Born-To Mr. and MR.. l.. Strom.
stedt. Sept. S0th. q con.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Eioh, Of st. Cload, . son.
PlERZ

Oct. 6.-Peter Girtx, Math Meyer.
Theo. Kasper returned from Dakotn
last week. They say that <threahinx
In the vicinity Of Gaeselton is CON-
pleted. -. 81. =.
Herman vierk has again taken :
position in tho hank. -. : MI. r., :. ".
John 81. LANCER and Miss Anna
Terhsar Of Agrsm vere married here
Tuesday. There was large Wedding
celebration at the home OF the brides
parents at which the many guests en-.
joyed themselves. The Little German
band to which tho groom belongs fur
nished the music. Our best Wishes 70
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
MARRIED..

~ MARRIED. - ,
Mr.. Francis Myott of Owatonna,
and Miss Marie Louise Richard were
married at the Church Of st. Francis
Xavier Monday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. Father Lamothe performing the
ceremony. The church was beauti.
fully decorated.
The Wedding party formed in pro.
cession at the home of the brides
parents; . block from tho church,
and marched to the church, making q
pretty scene. Miss Richard was
escorted by her father and attended by
her sister, Miss Eva Richard, VINO
wore pink etamine and carried pink
roees. The. bride was gowned IN
white organdy, trimmed with valen.
ciennes lace. and carried white roses.
The best man was Henry Richard. a
cousin of the bride and j. Henry
Guerin and Homer Richard were
ushers.
After the ceremony the wedding
party marched to the home, whe. a
wedding breakfast was served to the
relatives and near friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Myott left in the afternoon for
their future home at Owatonna.
Mrs. Myott is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Richard. for
many years we'll known and promin-
ent residents of Little Falls. She has
lived all her life in Little Falle, and
her amiable ways and pleasant dis.
position have secured her a multitude
of friends, who will heartily eongrat-
ulate Mr.. Myots on his great good
fortune. Mr.. Myott has charge Of
the grocery department in tho Joest.
ing department store at Owatonna.
He wss formerly with Raymond &
Ebert Bros. In this city. He is In
every respect worthy and exem.
plary young man. We join in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Myott oil possible
prosperity and happiness.
st. Cloud Times: Mr.. ard Mrs.
John NJ. Cans of LIE sank announce
the marriage Of their Oldest daughter,
Amelia Eva, to John 81. Diedrich If
Aelrose. The event is to be solemn.
lied At the Cathedral October 18th at
9 O'Clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. P. J. Cans Of Alex.
sndris. cousin of the bride. The
bride gill be attended at the bymeneal
altar by her sister, Miss Catherine A.,
while Arnold stember Of rhis city will
act 90 best man. Following the cere-
mony wedding dinner will be served
at the home Of the brides parents at
LIE Sauk, after which MI. Diedrioh
will take bis bride for an eastern trip.
On their return they will be at home
to their many friends after November
18th at Melrose. Miss Cans is tn
daughter of one of Stearns county s
Oldest and best known families, she
has wide circle of friends and he1
future husband Is to re CONGRATULATED
In advance on his good fortune. Mr..
Diedrich is popular conductor on the
Great Northern and Is we'll known in
this city. Many frie1ds will unite
in extending best wishes for the fu.
ture happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs. Died.
rich.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

Theo. Thielen commenced to teaon
. Q months term Of school In Dist.
10, about two and half miles south
Of the village. VIM. Konen will haul
the mail during his time q ;teacher.
born 1frssss1Il l.lss
wanke, Tuesday, daughter. -
Henry Kingen's saloon license run
out Saturday and he has quit tho
saloon business here and again re-.
turned to Lastrup where he opened
a saloon In the building which he
owns there. Az John Grell closed his
saloon about two weeks ago, it
leaves upper town with only one
saloon, but as there il an opening
for two saloons there it is likely
that some brewing co. vii, start
some one in saloon there agi.in.
Later-Mr. Grell has appl:ad fol q
license.
The family of Gus DalIlmeir moved
into P. L. Posters building In upper
town. vacated by Henry Kingen.
Theo. Gross paid $500 over to the
village Tuesday. evening and renewed
his saloon license of another year.
The supervisors of the town of
Pierz will meet at the village hall on
Thursday Oct. 18th from II to g
O'Clock p. M, to allow bills and
transact other business.
Born-To Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Kru-
shek daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Otremba of Agram. q girl, and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wise of Buh,
boy.
Dr.. E. H. Ke:khoa formerly Of
here is now located in Richmond
Stearns Co.
JOS. b. Hartman and NJ Werner
skirohen left for Minneapolis Thurs
day. Mr.. Wermerskirchen intends to
stay there about six weeks.
Chas. e. Gravel has sold q half
section of land in the town OF Richard
son. Iron ore has been found in tnat
territory and speoulators are beginn-
ing to ouy land and are raising the
price.
A creamery meeting will be held
In Dahmen & 0rell's hall on OCT. 18th
at 7 O'Clock p m. A creamery man
from Minneapolis and the butter.
maker from Freedmen will address
the audience The farmers in. Buh
intend building q creamery. Every
farmer is invited and requested 70
attend this meeting. .. *:.,;# *s::.ss;z.
Rural Nail Route Inspector EgRe
was here Tuesday and established
another route which win BE- No. q
Ths routs covers the Granite tetri-
tory. Herman Meyer will be carrier.
The dour mill will be completed by
the end of this week and viii COM
mepce some time next week. IT win
be named the Rich Prairie Milling
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

A very enthusiastic meeting ef tt 9
Morrison County Teachers Associa-
tion was held Saturday afternoon,
Sept. 80, at the High school building.
Prof. Barnes of Motley. the new
president, presided. The association
has shown decided progress in the two
years Of its existence and: greater ad-
vancement is looked forward to for
the coming year. The following pro.
gram was excellently rendered and
rousing discussions followed each
paper.
Vocal solo, with plano and violin
accompaniment-Rev. W. c. A WAL
lar.
Paper-The Personality Of the
Teacher-Miss Kull.
Discussion lead by Miss Beatrice
Heath.
Paper, Health considerations
G. 8. Wilke.
Psper-Bidding for tho Highest E
Miss Edith Heath.
Discussion led BY Miss Laura Folsy,
Paper, The Teacher and the Board
Miss Alta Bowman.
Paper. An Urgent Need-Hiss Char
lotte A. Raymond.
Discussion led BY Supt. Sheldon.
The next meeting viii be held Nov.
nth at Randall. where q rousing pro.
gram is expected and . good attend
anoe especially desired.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

I. 0rsengsrd and his brother In
law, Mr. Kafka Of st. Paul, will. open
. department. store at Sioux City.
Iowa, In 1 short time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

Ohas. Graham was here from Ash.
land on business. and Win take 1
hunting trip before returning home.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

Psckard.s 8. 80 shoes. up-to-dst'
styes. 3.7t at jacob Burton's closing
out sale. ,+... ::-z,.. T.. ~. T.. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06
the CONGRESS ROW
Cohorts Of Buckman and
Brewer Getting
Warm
BUCKMAN NOT UNPREPARED.

BUCKMAN NOT UNPREPARED.
Cass Lake Voice: If any contem-
plative candidates for congress from
this district are laboring under the
impression that Mr.. Buckman is not
looking after his political fences these
times they night as we'll undeceive
themselves at once. Nj. Buckman
does not propose to be caught In an
unprepared stats when the primary
elections take place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

The telephone crew 10 reconstruction
the local lines. The now switch
board has been put In place.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-10-06

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. And. Thol-
on, DOT. Sd. q son. #
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Fever Ravaees Continue.

New Orleans. Aug. 1.-THE yellow
fever condition 10 no better today than
last week. Dsath rate 10 growing In
number. The government kdAy be.
gan house to house canvass. bscsusa
many people do not heed the appeal
Of the officials to reoprt all suspicion.
sickness or new Eases at once. A we'll
known lawyers daughter who va.
srioken with the disease and who VA
not reported until her case became
hopeless. died yesterday, is the causs
OF the ofiioials taking steps 70 can
vAss the rooms. Fifty new casss wsrs
reported Sunday aud twenty .oue ~
to noon today. In the last ~ hour
10 deaths have occurred from tha
dipeaee,
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Envoys In Pacific Mood.

Portsmouth. Aug 1.-THE envoy
arc all In paoiho mood today. after
the long parley On the Korean prob.
lem Komura denies that the JAP
snees desire 70 dominsts the sntirs
Orient. and intimAtsd that the pro.
ceedings % far indicated . satisfaotory
ending. He said: I'VE all arc hope.
fol-" Tho weather today 10 delight
fully cool after the heat Of Last week
which worried tho Russians in psrtio.
ular. It 10 20 cool today that n.
witte 10 wearing . light ovsrcoat.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Birds Gathering at Denver.

Denver. Aug. 1.-The city 10 mag.
nincently decorated In honor Of the
Eagles National convention. All
trains arriving this morning were
crowded bringing delegates from
Pennsyvlania. Illinois. West vir.
sinia and Ohio II 10 estimated that
over 20. 900 visitors will be here TO
attend the convention which opens
tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Plot rhwarted BY omeials.

New York. Aug. 1.-The Erie rail.
road oinoials have information which
leads them ~ believe thas . plot IA
blow up the presidents train On bis
way from Chicago 70 New York was
thwsrtsd BY the railroad ofsoials
sending the train Oh the main line
and running It h . round about way
over branch roads. The president
10 said 70 have objscted 70 the unusual
precautions taken by the road st she
time when President Woodward Of
the Erie ordered bis train OF the
main line.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Imboden Out Of Western.

Denver. Aug. IA dispatch from
Kansas City says that ImbodeD, who
10 charged with about TO wreok two
banks here. has withdrawn from the
Western bank. disposius OF his hold.
inss st pront Imboden claims shat
he has bsep bounded up5ustly and
denies that he 10 or ever hes been .
bank wHscker.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
WORLD SWIMMING
RECORD BROKEN
Remarkable Feat Of a Ten
Year Old Miss.
Makes q Mile in Thirty-three
Minutes Which 10 Witness
ed by a Large and En-
thusiastic Crowd.

Boston. Aug. i4-Rose PeteuofY. .
ten yoar old girl. yesterday swan .
mile in SS minutes. The ohild's per-
formanoe was witnessed BY . great
crowd Of enshusiastio people who
loudly oheered the little mis- upon
her wonderful achievement. Il il
claimed that this 10 the best record
ever made by . girl swimmer In this
country and perhaps in the sntire
world.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

OPkNS COAL NINE William
Hundop who some time ago leased .
parcel Of land from the Rocky Noun
tain Fuel company just west Of the
town Of Goal Greer, has opened four
and one-haH foot vein Of coal In the
breast Of . tunnel driven . distance
Of 100 feet.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

BAND ENGAGED-The knights
Of Payt ythias band has been engaged tc
furnish music during the @. A. h.
enoampmsnt In Denver next month.
They will leave here September 4th.
A letter frnm the colonel Of 90. II OF
the Uniform Rank .Knights Of Py thiss
Of Dsnvsr. says . big reception. ban
Qust and smoker will bs rendered the
local dslsgatios on September 8.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
MAY lombard
BALTIC FORTS
japan to Send Fleet Into the
Baltic Sea.
Unless 4 Treaty of Peace is
Arranged the Russian Forts
are to Be Promptly
Bonn ba rded.

Paris, Aug. 1.-Two papers today
publish . report that the Japanese
intend sending feet into the Baltic
ses 10 fight Russia at ber home. The
newspapers cay thst II the treaty Of
peace 10 not effected. Japan will
immed lately BON bard the Baltic forts.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

AFTER MANY YEARS-Ar. 8. o.
Plat. representing the American Or
der Of Protection, who has been doing
special work in this city the last two
weeks relates . stoIy to The Tribune
which 10 rather peculiar to say the
least. Mr.. Platt states that for the
last few days an itching sensation On
his back resembling the bite Of an old
time wood tick had attracted his At
tention. He could reach to his back
and feel small pimple and the
head Of II felt rather hard. Friday
night ~ he was sitting on the bed
preparing to retire he reached back
and olawed the pimple when the end
OF . needle protruded. He pulled 1t
out and it was over half An inoh long.
black and rusty with age. Mr.. Platt
says that the needle has never caused
him any Inconvenience. and that he
has no idea how long the needle has
been IN his body or how It got there
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

A GOOD .EDITOR-The editor Of
the L. Jupta Democrat picked up .
handsomely beribboned garter which
be saw fall from beneath the skirts
Of . pretty young lady In front Of him
on the street. and hailed her and re-.
stored 10. To the girl; not to its
plaoe. james Barton Adams.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Reception for Taft Party.

Iloilo. Philippines. Aug. ll-Gen.
eral Taft. Mis- Roosevelt and party
arrived here from Manila today on the
transport Logan. The party will 70.
main on board today and tomorrow
will land and b given . reception BY
the local govsrnment.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Nevada Volcano Discovered.

Reno. New. Aug. IA volcano
throwing ont moulten lava has been
Uncovered In humbolt county this
state. Il was discovered for the nrst
time BY men going In search for cat.
tle. The voolAno is still sctive.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
Live Stock Receipts.

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE bog re-
osipts n this pisos today was 10. 900.
In Kansas City 8. 900 and In Omaha
I. 500.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

be . member of the band. He has
been prospecting for the last two
months and met the band boys at
Trinidad and concluded to return to
Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

BACK WITH BAND-Charles
Hosghton. who sss 70 play baritone
In Tie Ssoood Regiment band. but
who hes bssn . Dsnbsr Of the state
bard in wssAisGtsa sipos leaving
Florence. has returned. and will work
u ths Usiou Mill. 10 will again
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

Family bottled besr pints or quartz.
BY the case delivered st your door by
John Westsnrider. 100 K. Main.
Phone blsck 68l. 79tf
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

]. r. Torrenoe writes New York
Life Insurance. Ofaoe over Yelton's
Drug Store. S9-ft
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

NEW STORE-Ar. Goldman Of
Pueblo bas rented the room recently
vacated By Char les McCool and will
open Q tailoring establishment.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
EXCITING ExPERIENoE-Nish.


Marshal Bush had sn exciting sx.
perisnce at $3.50 O'CLOCK yesterday
morning with four drunken Canon
Oity Mexicans They came down
here early in the evening and IN .
short time were Ia On intoxicated
condition. They tied their horses 70
. telegraph pole and st an early hoar
In tho morning they were stili there.
Ofioer Bush took tn en-. to livery
stable and when tho Aexioans came
ont Of the saloon and sseing the ani.
mails gone proceeded to sbuss the mar.
shsl. One Of them drew . Fasor and
would probably have seoossdsd In
slashipg tho of{iosr haA not James
Kimberly appeared at the time. The
four men were taken down 70 the
city jail anc searched. The man
who nrst tried 70 uss the weapon
again grabbed II but was givss No
opportunity 70 make uss os u
They were given . bearing yssess.
day and Ansd = and eos1s sash.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14
...reeal ntvs...

New kodaks to loan. Masters
Studio. 80-4l
The daily tribune., 1905-08-14

Sells Tie ehoieest resi-
denee loh In Tie city =
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-14
THE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY'S
OFFER.

The ordinance of the Chicago City
Railway Company has been given to
the Council, and that OF the Union
Traction Company will be sent In
later. The two ordinances are
similar In all essential matters. The
ordinance Is an elaboration of the of.
fer made by the company to the city
several days ago ana which was dis
cussed at some length in previous
edition Of The Eagle. 1t Is beyond all
question the best offer yet made dur
ing the long discussion of the traction
question, and should go far toward
speedily settling It, In consideration
of twenty-year franchise In the
streets 1t now occupies, the company
consents to waive It's ninety-nine year
rights and other rights In the way Of
uneXpired franchises, gives the right
to the city to purchase the property of
the companies at any time 1t may
elect, agrees to pay the city per cent
of its gross receipts for the first five
years. = per cent for the next two
years, Z per cent for the next ten
years, and 10 per cent for the remain
der of the grant, will rehnbilltate the
entire system, will lay grooved rails
pave, clean and sprinkle its right Of
way, remove the snow, give u 5.ceni
/ fare with transfers over the North
West and South Side systems. IN
short, every reform demanded by tn,
public Is conceded.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-10-14

the safest and most conservative life
one that bankers ana people who have
securities for sale can feel that they
will always get n square deal from;
the one that policyhOlders will recon-
mend their friends to insure In, and
that everybody can point to with
pride: to be known not only as the
strongest financially but the strongest
morally. George AIDE tells story
about u girl who was not very good
looking. She had Il pug nose and her
teeth were not shapcly, and she was
Il little cross.cyed. This girl had a
good disposition. but AIDE, in referring
to her In his fables. said. 'Luella was
a good girl. but her features did not
seem To understand the value of team
work We do not wan to present to
the world n distorted countenance. We
want our features to have co.operi.
ton. We want team work. We must
all pull together, and am sure that
If the agents and representatives will
do their part. I shall do NINE"
These are hopeful, encouraging.
manly words Of Mr.. Morton. They
have. no doubt land II they do not
they should have as much interest for
all of our other great companies as for
that of which Mr.. Morton Is now the
head and guiding spirit.
Publicity. full periodical statements
of their affairs. careful governmental
scrutiny of their accOunts-these as
we'll as the other reforms In the In.
surance world suggested by Mr.. Nor
ton will help to not alone restore but
increase public confidence In life In.
surnncc. and on these points there Is
much more yet to be said.