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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-12-09

The merchant. whose ads do not insist,
will soon be gone and not be missed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-12-09
Lamps.

This is gift especially suitable for
some near friend or member of the
family. Lamps these days are so
beautifully decorated that they have
about all the elements of perfect gifts.
The range of prices is also so great that
anyone can be suited in that respect.
The lamps we are showing this season
are the very latest and most attractive
designs. The cheapest will adorn any
home. Most complete stock in town.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-12-09

Dear Old Kris i want you to bring
me a doll baby. mouth organ, an orange,
apples. candy peanuts and raisins.
Please bring little sister rattler and
some candy. Don't forget Mamma and
Papa. Your loving little girl.
Mildred Hudson, North Beach.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-12-09

Dear Old Kris | want you to bring
me dolls high chair. some candy, nuts.
oranges. apples. and some raisins, and
peanuts. Please don't forget my broth
ers and sisters. am your little girl.
Jennie May Hudson, North Beach.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

lOtelleCt ana we nave tndt sorry
creature, the pendant, who does
not even know.
Development must be contin-
uous and must include the phys
ical, intellectual and moral
phases, not because it is desira-
bic, but because it is necessary.
These three phases are mutual
ly inter-depcndent and cannot be
separated. This unity of mans
nature lies at the very basis of
the new education, generally,
and il forms the fundamental
principle OF all that is done in
manual training.
Manual training then is more
than a mere scheme to train the
hand, to make boys useful about
the house, to supply the world
with artisans, to take the place
Of a dead apprentice system, or
TO meet in education the Just
demands Of an industrial age.
The success Of this movement
means the revitalizing of much
that is irrational aud dead in our
system OF education. 1t means
the increased eff cicncy OF our
public schools; that these insti-
tutions. instead OF selecting only
a limited number to be the re-
cipients Of their blessings. will
take the children as they find
them and secure TO each an
equal chance. an equally enjoy
able chance, OF developing the
powers m IMPLANTED by divine wis
dom within them. II means that
the boy who has the power of
doing things, but who is slow of
speech and memory, is to have
an equal chance with his COM
radc OF the glib tongue and the
ready memory. 1t means that
the schools are To be made more
attractive, more democratic. and
more mutually helpful. 1t
means that We shall realize that
To do is as important as to think,
and that tn act to a conclusion IL
a. great Il good a. to think logic
ally. 1t means an increased ap-
probation OF cXactncSs. accura.
cy and truth, a feel ny OF sclf-re-
liancc and sclt-apprcciation, and
that generosity and warmth of
heart which always comes with
the consciousness of service
rendered TO others.
Who shall question the moral
power of influence such as these
in the production OF Il better and
,rucr citizenship, a stronger and
noblcr manhood! 1t is a vital
movement, saturated with the
spirit of human sympathy and
pregnant with potentially in the
pro notion of human welfare.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

W
estimates, we may say that 10
per cent. are removed CIV natu-
raj causes. such as death, i'll
health. entering other schools,
removal from the community.
etc. The other 81 per cent.
simply drop out because of the
schools inability to hold them,
and are absorbed without the
training which the schools pro.
vide into the great mass of the
social body.
II there should be found in n
OF the great manufacturing es-
adjustments a machine that
simply wasted one-half the raw
material brought TO it 10 he
worked into the finished pro-
duct. that machine would spccdi-
I1y be consigned to the scrap
pile and a more economical ma
chine put in its place. Yet that
is precisely what the public
school machinery is doing year
after year.
II Is in fact 80 organized as TO
become the instrument OF it's W
ineficicncy. Established for the
perpetuatIon and promotion OF
democracy, il has become an
arlstocracy offering It's advan-
,agcs only TO those whom il
deems intellectually tho best.
who by every consideration OF
reason and Of judgment stand
least in need OF its help; and
again by a wedding out process OF
examinations aud so-callcd intel
lcctual tests denying its benefits
10 those whom ii deems lntcl-
l~cctually unfit 10 receive them.
who by every consideration OF
human justice and sound COM
mon sense stand mos. in need OF
Its help.
Speaking OF this latter class OF
BOYS General Francis ~. Walker
says; There is now no place,
or at best only a most uncom
Portable one. for those boys who
arc strong IN perception. apt IN
manipulation aud correct in the
Interpretation OF phenomena.
but who are not good at memoir
itlng or r~cbcarslng the opinions
and statements of others; or who
by their difiidcncc or slowncss
OF speech are untitled for orai-
nary intellectual gymnastics.
These boys are quite a. numcr-
II a. the other class and are
quite as deserving OF mpathy
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15

"poh WHICH tuCV can cm pIOv
their priceless powers. :
Such boys are practically
plowcd under in many of our
schools aS not worth harvcs ting
And yet 1t not infrcqucntly hap
pens that the boy who is regard.
ed as dull because he cannot
master an artificial system of
grammatical analysis, isn't
worth a cent for giving a list of
the kings of England, who
doscn't know and doesn't care
what arc the principal produc.
lions OF Borneo. has a better
pair OF eyes, a better pair oil
hands, better Judgment, and
by the standards of the mcr-
chant. the manufacturer, and
the railroad president. even a
better head than his master"
Adapting the figure OF Charles
Francis Adams, it may be said
that the schools, in these days OF
krupp guns and repeating
rifles, have been sending their
graduates out into the strife
armed with shields and swords
and javclins.
II is convcnientfor purposes OF
study to look upon the human
organism according TO the three.
fold analysis OF body. mind and
heart. \ more common con-
ccption - the dual one which
sees IN man a body and a soul
with independent and conflict
ing powers. Error appears in
this very assumption of indie
pendent and conflicting powers,
and in the further assum ption
that the highest good OF the
spirit is obtained by denying
and s~uppressing the bodily inter-
csts. \ school founded upon
this dual conception OF mans
nature may admit that it is a
good thing for man to have a
strong body, an evolved intellect.
and Il arm heart, and may IN
fact set out 10 accomplish this
end.
But the trouble il that so soon
a there comes the least pres
sure, a lack of time or equip
mt, then II phase of the
problem is selected upon the
idea that one side Of man. nature
may be developed independently
OF the other; and this is quite
i'm possible. Concentrate, says
DR.. Henderson, all efforts upon
the body and we have an athlete
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-06-15
Manual Training.

tural and Mechanical College,
June ;, made an address t1at
touches the interest of all who
are dependent on the develop
ment of the South or on The
progress Of education in this
section. He ably advocated the
training of the young Tor indus
trial p%ersults. Brief extracts
from his address have been
made, as follows:
Manuel training from the
standpoint of the public cduca-
tor may be defined AZ tool work
Systematically arranged Tor the
accomplishment OF a purpose
which the worker recognizes a.
good, aud so directed a. 10 az.
sIst IN producing the co ordinate
development OF all the bodily and
mental powers. As practiced
in the United States. il NAV
be called a distinctivcly Amer
lean institution, and IL lies
Embedded deep within the broad
est and most democratic princi-
pies OF American thought.
The need for educational man.
ual training is Identical with the
need OF increasing the efficiency
OF the public schools. As tusti-
tuition the public school system
lies very near the hearts OF the
people OF this republic, and il
we'll deserves the place il occu-
pies IN their affections. II IN
the hope OF the republic. Upon
It's strength and efficiency de-
pend the strength and pcrma.
hence OF the most cherished
ideals OF democracy. |, IN one
al the corner stones OF Amcri-
can freedom.
And &c, in spite OF its in port.
auce. Notwithstanding the large
measure of good II has wrought
inio the fiber OF American citi.
zenshlr. II must still bc said
that the public school system il
a comparatively Inefficient and
was,cful machine. The records
Of the public schools OF the city
ot CINCINNATI show that OF every
n thousand children who enter
the first grade OF the primary
department only fourteen C.
remain IN school 10 the end OF
the high school course.
II has been estimated by COM
petcnt statisticians that for the
country at large only about !
par rant 81 81. ~hiiJxAu u,hA
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
Stationery propossIs.

PUBLlC NOTICE l. HEREBN GIVEN
that in sc-nrfauc- With the prosisians of
an act af ths ti~uersl A--snlhly of the state -
Colorado. entitled An act 20 regulate the pro-
curing - h-Alk- statiansr ~ and supplies for tho
oHuuty officer hy the hssa ryi- II cuunty cum
tii--ifsusr- Ia the cuuufiez in this state afs
pruEesi April = is0. the uud~rztatiszi clIuty
clerk ~ ofsro county, tpiurada. will rrcsI vs
-~slest prnt-szsl- until n clack ua-lii Isuuar,
I. ts., tur furnishing cuuufY ~uppii~- for The
xariua- ufiieer= - aid cuuufy fnf and during
ths year rs' consisting ~ all t-sss. Stationery,
r=rnr'i-. prtutiur ltfhozfru rlltuE and All other
auffslle-. tuclufilu- t-r-s T=-ucfl-- ma euVel-
uT--. lHttrr haafi=. -fafaurHft=. hiauk- Hnd al
uth~r statiuusfy ns--sisti fsr -aid year - fis-r
-ts1ci incations nuW On fle in the oficr 1f the
county clerk.
Also AZ the zsnls time. tih- vili ~ rars I'D
fur all rsuuty printing - r. nii-c~ilsn.auz char
aCter. tuclu.iing the cl~rk -euli-annual -tsts-
ussuts ard d~liuEueut tau list Al hid- ta he
-salesf and snier=esi plainly. PruI-s-aIs for
Stationery ur frut-s=al- FOR Printing. a. the
cs-e may -. Al -uurlle- - b. furnished
under thi- rtlitrsct - - efual fu quality 90
thss-s nov iu a. ~ tho ruunty. Frofid--i that
the huari may rei~st any er al birls u t =hall
ds~u i far the h-st Interest 1T the cuuuty "a
d. ~.
~ order - th- Bosri e Comfy Couui--
" n GaEwooD CauntJ Clsrk.
fir-t publication. D-ceulter ? fs5.
Lat Iiuhiicstion. Ts=cernt-r - rsrl
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
ssp,i., Church. Rev. S. c. os.is.

Sermons by the pastor at II a. m.
and T;30 p. m. Morning subject.
The First Christmas Service" and
in the evening. In the Fullness of
Time" There will be special Christ
mas music at both services. All are
cordially invited to spend the hours
of worship with US.
The Sunday School will be held at
e.45 a. m. and the Young Peoples
at Gas p. m
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
Proposes o,s,...e. No. 49,

Az oRpINtNCE AMENDING Sections
"A pine ~ snA ten ii.t. article t~o e. Of or
eutitl-d An ordinance fxins he smocr4f ~
AeeD-e- to t- p~id to the Incorporated tovr
,S.is.a. ~ - ,axn ns .1,, 90 ., s''I -,
ordinances ~ parts of ordinance IN eou-
b il ordained by th. City Council of the City
>.ITIo> l. That section nine lof sr,ieI. txo
~ az Ordinance No. ios. tsz--ed Janu2ry ..th
I.s-. entitled An ordinance fIirx the amount
81 lesa-~. to t~ paid to the Incorporated town
- La Jsnts for The carrying on Of ..rica-
sEoczrion- n aid town and rrf<slins all ortii-
nAuee- and IsaEt- 81 ordnance. in conrict here
~ith. b. aud iha -aH" i hereby amended to
,-r-un- or corporation who shall pursue the
ayocatloD Of hs~s ser or I--idi.r within the city
of Ia Junta, without hrst obtaining iic-n--
therefor. a. herein provided. hall, ur-sn con
sirtioa, h@ tn-si for zach aud -y-ry day b..
ssilsts- This ordinance in sum 81 pot les than
trrs nor more than hund red doIlsrs-
-EfTIoS :. That section ten 10 81 article
tao q 81 aid or,ituane- t~ and the same j.
h-r.hy am.nd-d to Rad a. follo~.. to-xit /;
hsas@r- ioea,s ,hsii tat The lind aud az.
lr-srsfs - to th- Salue n-sr may h. 80
iiI,si or hawksd All licenses .rfants-i To ped
dl~rs or hs~ssr- shall h. granted tor p--cifs-i
uumtsr q day ~.-As- m"nth-, or for one year
a. the f"lloVins r,tss- viz:
.. For the al. of any Kind of patsut medi-
eIu~- the .un of hfty dollar Irr day
FGr the ale Of Pop corn. peanuts and hot
ta,aalss or any "f tk-m, the sum Of t~euty -hve
l Far tk- -aI- Of vegetable aud fruits or
either E-s-iahle- Or fruits, the -um of nfty
tolla- > tr-r year.
. Far the al. of meats of any kind. the -um
~ one hnndrss aud fifty dollar pr year.
s For the -sls of ell other sr-si-. Nsr~-.
77srctaudi-@ or srtiele- desired to h. Tosidlsd
u- taSkod. at the rate of thres dollar I-sr day
fifteen dollars pr w..k, hfty dollars per m"uth.
Hr I've hundred dollar I-rr year.
The term I-sftl~r or hsWker. -hall. for the
purT-s-e uf this ordinance, h. taken to mean
aud include auY T--F-on- I-r-ous corporation
III tly 81 the sh-svei nentioBs-i art icl-- upon
ans - the pnhlic streets. allry-- PARK or other
p4blic place nf place IN the city ef Ia lunta-
G. ". BON6ARDNER, Mayor.
STATE or COLORADO.
CoUNTF 90 OTEEo. -
CITY or Ia JUNTA
I : ". bruNu. city clerk Of the city Of La
Iuuta. do hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance va placed "n it. hr-t reading and
q --sular meeting Of the city council Of the
city of L. Junta the ith day of D-cemb~r, A.
u Isi and that the thereafter
publi shed In full in the Ia JUNrN TkIhr>t.
the city Of Ia Junta. ou tn. 9Th day Of December
4. -. roo, and that -aid first uuhlicatiDn ~s-
made more than ten days before the final pa
-aa'. If aid ordinance.
That -sid ordinance Ma placed gu it. third
- thu cit, couuciTuf th- city Of La Junts on
Z b. 18th day 81 Dsc.nlh-r, 4. ID Iss. and
- I'D and ADOPTED BY the following vote. the
ay~- snd nay h.inE called and r-coryi.si;
Yea Barr, LRmb, Daimler, Phillip Cullen
and Map
Mar Nune.
" itu.-- uiy hand and the seal of the city of
L. Juuta this 18th day 81 D-o~mbsr, \. u. lists.
l-ENLl ". BKoNs. City Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

THERE Is no more important bill
before congress to-day than the
Latimer- -Brownlow Good Road bill.
which appropriates S2i.O0o.OO0 on
the nations roads. To be expended
during the next three years. one
half te be- furnished by the states
and the other half by the general
government. Germany has 32.OO1
miles Of superb roads. England
35.0o0 miles and France ,. 100
miles. The United States. the
richest Of all. has not a mile except
in cemeteries and parks. 1t IS
about time for Uncle Sam to get
busy.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
Notice for ~ biiestion.
uSITID STATE LANB OTTIcE At 1
PUEsLo. Cola Aay@uHt.f u, lss1l (

uNITID STATE LAND OTTIcE At
PUEsLo. G1I4a-- Aayeuut-af u, lss1l
NOTICE = HEREBY GIhEN THAT The
~ ftsllowug narassst -sttlsf ha- tlssi uotics Of
hi intention "a male tusl prsuf .u support
81 his ella IN, aud that -liid pru,f ~ H. made
before the clerk of the district cuurf at La
Junts- Colorado, "a jauuary :. nss, via
Nitnsr II Shtrk. h. D. iNE-4 fsir tis- south
west quarter, section .. township y souih,
FauEr - N--t-
He name the fall0WiHE uttnes-es TO prove
hi eoutinuous r--id-nc- uI-gu and cultivation
of aid land. yir. Allen Ms-Bf-. LeNi, stanton.
4 harts- VI. Harrison. all uf La Juuta, Colo
RADIO
SA ABBEY Register
, ir-t publication, Nosrnnh~r - lsd.
Last publ icstlpu. D-csHl her q. rssi
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
Application to l..ss state I.rs..

OFFIsE % THE STATE BokHD }
90 LANB tONNI--IuNFEs.
DUNNEH. toLo.- November y. no
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ th- Lolita raWn Lasd and Irrigation Com
ranys ghs-s T-s-toffic@ sddr~-- i La IuutA.
I olarsda on November - tsd, made applica-
ti1u NJ. 49, to the state B.sart - Land tssHa-
mi ls-luisrs to les-@ III. fuiloVinz described
Indemnify school land-. situate la otsro
county. tolorado to-~it:
Southwest quarter uf -sctinn - sll of sscfIo
-. al ~ -.rtlun =. ~uufhw--t quarter 81 go
tluu =. al Ia toSu-hip ~ =suth. rang. - vest.
No other application u Lease the above de-
~crit-d prem 80 or shlsciion- against the
above application VII - considered after
Ib~c-nl t-rT - 1876.
NARk q. WOODRUFF,
Register STATE Board Land Commissioners
fir-t publication. p-ceulbeT . lt.1.
Last publication. b--csuitsr -, is.i.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

SANTA FE surveyors have been at
work during the past week running
a line north Of the Arkansas river.
paralleling the main line of the
Santa Fe from Holly to la Junta.
Reliable information Is to the effect
that the new line is to be eighty
miles in length. which Is the exact
distance between La Junta and
Holly. The report that the line was
to run from Holly to Rocky Ford is
probably an error. The new line
will serve several purposes for the
Santa Fe II viii forestall conpe-
tition and bring within easy access
an unusually productive agricultu-
raj territory north Of the river. il
viii relieve freight congestion on
the main line. enabling the Santa
Fe to move the business of the road
faster. and viii also provide an
emergency track whenever the main
line Is out of service by reason Of
floods which are so prevalent in the
spring and have sometimes caused
delays of traffic for days at a time.
La Junta Is the natural terminal for
such branch line on account of il
being the diverHing point for Cali
fernia traffic II is reported that
construction work viii be IN progress
early next year.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

SINCE the first of the year the
Florence city council has reduced
the city's Indebtedness about
$4,000. A sinking fund of Sl3, 800
per year was established a few
months ago for the purpose Of ac-
cumulating Sl35 600 to pay of the
water bonds ten years hence. So
far SlO. 600 has been credited to this
fund, making in reality a reduction
on SD 600 in the indebtedness this
wear
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
AnenI rne SEW WAFER plAsT.

There will be special meeting of
the city council next Thursday night
for the purpose of considering plans
and specifications for the proposed
new water plant.
A special meeting Of the council
was held one night last week, which
was attended by r. +. Mcdonald. Of
the firm of Burns & Mcdonald. ny
draulic engineers of Kansas City.
Mo, who make a speciality of
installing water plants. Mr.. Nc
Donald looked over the ground
while here. and was very favorably
pressed with the location for the
proposed new water plant. He also
looked the ground over in the vicin-
ity Of the present pump house, and
expressed the opinion that our
present source of supply was tit
candidate for condemnation by the
state board of health.
After securing the necessary data
Mr.. Mcdonald held a conference
with the city council and a contract
was entered into. He agrees TO
furnish preliminary plans and esti-
mates, make an examination of all
available sources of water supply.
secure all information necessary in
designing a complete system Of
waterworks, and furnish full type
written report and estimate giving
the kind Of water works system best
adapted To the needs of the city.
capacity of pumps required, recon-
mendatiOns concerning the con-
struction Of the plant. plans for
power house, arrangement Of ma
chinery. etc. in consideration of
which he is 10 receive a fee Of 500.
The report is 10 be submitted for
consideration at a special meeting Of
the council to be held Thursday
evening. December 2sth. and the
TRIBUNE Is Of the opinion that il
would be a good idea for every citi-
zen who is interested in the welfare
of La Junta TO attend this meeting.
This is the regular meeting night
for the Board of Trade. and il posi-
bic the members should attend the
council meeting in a body. There is
nothing of such vital importance to
the city of la Junta at the present
time as a water supply. Don't bee a
knocker. II you expect to make
your home in La Junta, the good
and welfare of this community is of
as much Importance to you as any
member Of the city council. Show
your interest by attending the
meeting and learning something Of
the proposed plan for a water sup
ply. The city dads are all reasona-
BILE men and if you have any sug-
gestions to offer you are sure to be
given a respectful hearing. Don't
join the curbstone knocker until you
find out something about the pro-
posed plan for water supply. Line
up with the boosters. Push, II
you can't push, pull. II you can't
pull. please get out Of the way.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
cnuRon AsnouscGnGsrs.
Reformed 1resbyteriso. Rev. 5. Edgar

Preaching by the pastor at IL a.
m. and 7.3O p. m. In the evening
the fourth in the series of Great
Missionary Leaders" will be pre-
sented George Leslie Mackay. All
are cordially invited.
Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Chris
tian Endeavor at $50.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23
Presbyterian. ss.. Conrad sIshm.

who l. Jesus7" j. the topic for
the Christmas sermon tomorrow
morning The Christmas program
of the Sunday School children will
be given tomorrow evening at 7:3O.
Music. recitations. work by classes
and greetings. The friend and the
stranger especially welcome to these
meetings for the greeting and good
will of the day.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

Ia JUSTA has certainly been hay-
ing ideal winter weather thus far.
Thursday morning Of this week
initiated the first cold snap. The
thermometer registered 10 degrees
above zero. the lowest temperature
for the season. During the past
two weeks the thermometer has
been registering from Is TO - de
grecs above zero during the early
morning hours. and from Is to s. at
midday. On Thursday. the coolest
day, the thermometer registered -
above
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

elE Satsg, 1t Spdhao os o2ts a, .s ihs s ., ss,s
~ TIE NATTER OF The ESTATE or
JeS-i- y. hsldrld.r~. unino-. Oryisr 10
show csu=~ "a T-fifion Cor sale of real state
Ihtz matter r8-uinE on 10 - hoard on this
ia DAY 20 Neseuh~r. A. y. fss, uI-en th~ -
tifi.sa flesi kerein ~ Chsrle- n Ralf-iis.
guardian q les-ie B. Bzldridr. u.inar heir a
aid e~tate. Tor the sale ~ the folloWinE DE-
-cr hd real estate. or I-prtlun ther@ssf, ta=vit
m unsi ivitiesi ou- terrtt Interest in snd ,he
southeast quarter - =srfian eisrht 81 to~n-hif,
vet. for the purpo-- - putting the noaey
arising therefruan cat ~ Interest. --furariu.r
sid ward ard for the best inte-esfS - ter - a
eStste- And il na~ spr~srine 10 the Caurt
sroun.fs exist fo- the ssle - al - sd s-.i
estate
Now ther~fsre i i ordered ~ n. C..u--
that JesSie " RaidridxH. ssia N in.g- - aDd
sEr~sr b-fc-e sid Csur; 81 the eoa-t rs-s-n ~
saft Ceurt- II The city - La lu1ts- eeunty zni
a ID 1ssa. a. the ksur of ~ . cisck n the fs-p-
ne-lu ~ -afd Gay. tteu sn1 th=-e - =tda ezaze
= any rh-r~ - way an or3er <tauld rrf -
-nssi- di--ctine the sssd Cha-l-s y. Rzld-ilia-..
real state nay - nec~ssary far the rrI-r-a-~
So ci-ea IN =etd frtrf.n-
u = fa-ther ORDERED that -his arsi~r ~ tut-
ishs-1 Tor - les~t fsar slscc-szlve we~ss IN the
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rspe- Fntlt-he1 N sad couzry-
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La Junta tribune., 1905-12-23

The people Of this country want
the Panama canal. and they don't
care what il costs, so long as the
money is wisely used. The Demo
crats in and out of congress who are
seeking To make political capital by
trying TO hinder and delay the work
will find that what they take for a
weapon is only a boomerang.