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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-31
rIcn.nrt chnrch Concert.


The concert given last night in the large
ball room Of the Grand hotel under the
auspices of the women Of the First Con
gregational church brought out large
and fashionable audience, which thoroughly
enjoyed aud appreciated the musical treat
ofIei cd The following program was given:
PART I.
Piano Duo-Fantasie. Op. 30. .BeethoNen
Mrs. II. l.. Wilson and Miss Eta Ellis
Rccitativc-Thus Saith the Lord; aria,
But Who May Abide. from The
ira b. Pennimen.
Nolkswesc 't5riek
MeIancholique. ................... Guido Papinl
Miss Mary Mackenzie Cahill.
Valsc Chromatique. ............... Leschetl2ky
'''0''' Miss Ena Eilis.
Monologue impersonation. The Roses,
comedy i'm two acts. by Marguerite Nor
ton. The characters: simon Testy,
New England farmer; Kate, his grand
daushler Eg6ert Melville t an artist IN IN
Irishman Of all work; Nora IN love with
Goodwai Dickerman; m,
- -'' Mrs. Helen ST. Rayner.
PART II.
Miss Eta Ellis
Three GYPSY Songs. op. @-LO Hark!
Strings, oh Gypsy. tc) In His Airy
Linen NCSture ......... .DONIdh
Ira Il. Pennman.
Concerto ............................ DeBeriot
Miss Mary Mackenzie Cahill.
o. There. LATHE Girl, Don't Cry Champion
(c) Du Bist VIE Fine Blume. ........... Liszt
Mrs. Helen St. Rayner.
Character Sketches-Selected. .............
GOodwal Dickerman.
Allegro Fifth Sonata, for plano and
VIOLIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. beethoven
Misses Ellis and Cahill.
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Report on Wabash sale.

I. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. $50. Night SOS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-31
BIIked by Bogus Collector.

Two months ago a man giving the name
of ]. NJ Lawson and his address ms 2Ss
wenty-eighth street. Omaha, and claim
ing to be a solicitor OF the Ladies' Home
Journal magazine secured number OF
subscriptions in this city. The subscribers
according to their contracts with Lawson
were to receive both the Ladies Home
Journal and the Saturday Evening Post
for one year and a copy of the novel
The Masqueraders." The magazines did
not arrive, neither did the novel. and
the Curtis Publishing company. the pub
fishers of the Ladies' Home Journal. haSs
written that Lawson was no.
by them 10 solicit sulNel
Is an imposteI e
give any =
through
secure
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-31

Covalts famous orchestra will give a
concert this afternoon and evening. Come
and bring your friends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-31

.rence in our goods and the
is so great that we pride our
AZ that we sell cheaper, con-
~ of our goods. We want
line OF gocarts. side
iffets, dinner sets,
new line OF house
zoe South Main.
sputton chops
c way you
stabies and
cream
Vienna
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AppropriatIons Report.

The senate appropriations committee to-
day filed its final report on appropriations
for the state institutions under the super
vision of the Board of Control. The total
recommended is s443S5O, the report varying
from the report of the house committee
which gives more to the educational insti-
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:. sK.yra..y sDssl1l:a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-22

outhrle Women are Finding Hsusf si
Laai

Guthrie Women are Finding Rsiief az
Last.
Il does seem tha, women have mors
than a fair share 81 the aches and pains
that affiict humanity they muss keep
up must attend 10 duties in spite OF
constantly aching backs. or headaches
dizzy spells bearing down pains: they
must stoop over. when 20 stoop means
torture They must walk ana bend and
work with racking pains and many acn,s
from kidney nls Kidneys cause more
suffering than any other organ OF the
body. Keen the i5idncys well ana health
is easily maintained Read of remedy
Tor Kidneys only that helps and cures the
Kidneys and Is endorsed by people sou
know
Mrs w H. IIs sell. Of sos West ok
lahoina Ave. Cuthr.a, Okla. says.
II used Doan's kidney pills about
two years ago when was suf-
fering from a severe attack OF kid
ney trouble They cured me. and 1
have never had return Of the trouble
since. Several months ago my little girl
used them as she was annoyed with a
weakness OF the kidneys with lack Of
control OF the kidney secretions. The
doctors prescriptions she took seemed to
give no more than temporary relief so
had her take Doan's Kidney pills.
which may be obtained at J. n wal
lace's drug store, and TO my surprise
and qualification they completely cured
her. During the time which has passed
since she used them there has been no
sign of a recurrence Of the trouble. and
believe the cure Is complete"
/ For sale by an dealers. Price so cents.
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! Remember the name-Doan's sand
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-22

Townships Is, 16, II and IS North,
Range 10. East
Al that part OF Fractional Town
ship 10 North Range 10. East. lying
south and west Of Arkansas river.
Townships 16, II and Is North,
Range II, East.
Fractional Townships 20 North.
Range 7, East, 20 North, Range s,
East, 10 and 20 North, Range 9, East,
being that part OF said Townships
lying in the Creek Nation
District No. g.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ship 10 North. Range 10, East, lying
north Of Arkansas river and in the
Greek Nation.
Fractional Township 19 North,
Range H. East, being that part Of said
Township lying in the Creek Nation.
Fractional Township 10 North,
Range l2. East, being that part Of said
Township lying in the Creek Nation.
Township IS North, Range IL, East.
District No. 6s.
Townships l6, II and IS North.
Range -, East.
Townships l6, II and IS North.
Range lS, East
Townships l6 II, is and 1s North.
Range "a, East.
District No. TO-
All that part OF Township II North.
Range IS, East, lying north Of Arkan-
sas river
Townships IS ara 10 North. Range
Is. East
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HOT WEATHER

During hct Summer weather
men. women and children of ali
conditions will drop down from
sunstroke and heat prostration, if
the constitution is weak.
Every one should, during these
hot, humid days, be TN guard. Life
depends on care. Keep the body
strong and vigorous. shun iced
drinks, unripe fruit. Eat and drink
with discretion. Put teaspoonful OF
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Duffy'S Pure Malt WhiSkey

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regulating, Strengthening and build
ing up the system and tissues.
Prescribed as a family medicine by
thousands of leading doctors.
The only whiskey recognized as
medicine. Absolutely pure, con-
tains no fusel oil. All druggists
and grocers or direct, $r per bottle.
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO., Roches-
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NNNno anu NNNAhE EANAAHNtt Nf''f''N
within said townships.
Woodward.
District No. 3 ehall embrace the
townships Of Adams Kiowa, Otter, Sup
ply. Good and Little in the county ef
Woodward together with all the yot-
ing precincts situate within the
boundaries OF said townships.
District No. shall embrace the
townships OF Athens. Greenwood, Ole
Ia. woodward. Detroit, Irwin and
Graft precincts in Rock township and
the ,aty of Woodward. all in Wood
ward county. and all voting precincts
situate within the boundaries of said
townships
District No shall embrace the
townships Of o'Bryan. Penn, Union,
Liberty and Webster in the county Of
Woodward. together with all voting
precincts situate within the bounda.
ries OF said townships
Woods.
District No. shall embrace the
townships Of Fritzleu. priftwood. Al
va. Spring, vallay Liberty, Mckinley
and the city Of Alva, all IN the county
OF Woods, together with all votins
precincts situate within the bounda
ries Of said townships.
District No z shall embrace tn,
townships Of waynoka, Jones, Bishop
Hopeton. Belle, Galena. Dane, Crowel
and Fairyiew and precinct No. 45 il
cleo township all in the county o
Woods. together with all the votinI
precincts situate within said town
ships
District No shall embrace tn
townships Of Stella, Byron Parsons
Ingersoll, Beard. Saline. Karoma, Lii
coin, Dick, and the town OF Cheroke
City. all in the county Of Woods, tC
gether with all the voting precinct
situate within the boundaries Of sal
townships.
District No. shall embrace th
townships OF Eagle Chief, Roun
Grove, Jefferson, Jackson, sumne
Stone, Van, Memo. cimarron, Quinlai
Deep Creek, and precinct No, 80
Cleo township all in the county {
Woods, together with all the votin
precincts included in the boundariC
OF said townships.
Grant.
District no. 10 shall embrace II
townships Of Manchester. Wakit
Ware, Coldwater. Jarvis. Valley, Roc
Island, Hickory, Medford Lamon
Eair,.ie,r Rlnn nirlrn ana the tow
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Pale and Delicate Women and Girls.
The Ola Standard Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic. drive eout malaria and builds up
the system. Sold BY All dealers for e7
years. Price 50 cents.
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Of Kahits. Manchester, Medford. Rem
frow. Jefferson Deer Creek and La
mont an IN the county VI Grant to-
eeth[ 9th an voting precincts situ-
ate within the boundaries OF said
townships
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plstrlet No. 81.

Fractional Township "a North,
Range u. East. being that part of
said Township lying in the Cherokee
Nation.
Township "a North Range 1S, East,
Township "a North, Range IA, East
Townships "a and 25 North, Range
IS. East.
Townships "a and 25 North, Range
16, East.
Townships "a and 25 North, Range
II, East
Townships "a and 25 North, Range
is, East
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Blaine.

District No. 80 shall be composed
Of the townships of Cantonment,
Homestead, Flynn, Cimarron, seay,
Liberty, River, Lawton, Wells, Arap-
ahoe, Watonga. Cedar Valley, Dixon
and Lincoln and the City OF Watonga
and all the towns included within any
Of said townships, all in the county OF
Blaine.
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District No q shall be composed
OF the townships Of Deer Creek
Spring Greek. Council Grove, Britton
Edmond. Oklahoma. Lineoln, Hartzell
Deep Fogk Springer, choctaw, Lush
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Kinshsher.

District No 81 shall embrace the
townships of River, otter, Omega Cor
anado, Cooper, Reserve. Center, Cim-
arron, Kinghsher, Union, Columbia,
Banner, Excelsior, Grant and Logan
and the City of Kingnsher, together
with all voting precincts included in
said boundaries and all in the county
OF Kingfsher,
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Grant

District 40. 10 SHAH embrace the
townships of Manchester. Wakita,
Ware, Coldwater. Jarvis. Valley Rock
Island, Hickory, Medford, Lamont,
Fairview, Blum, Dirlgo and the towns
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THE FIRST STATE
PROCLAMATION ISSUED
CONTINUED from Page -

F. B. LILLE & co.

towns and voting precincts cituate
within said townships.
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Indian Territory



Fractional Townships g5, &C. ~, 2s
and 90. North. Range ~ East. being
that part Of said Townships lying in
the Cherokee Nation Townships 25,
2e 27 and 2S ana Fractional Town
ships 20 North. Range 13, East.
Townships 25. 26. 27 and 2S and
Fractional Townships % North.
Range IA, East
Dlstriei No. S..
Townships 20, 27. % and Fractional
Township 20 North. Range IS East.
Townships 2G, %, 2s and Fractional
Township % North, Range i6, East.
Townships 20, 27, 2s and Fractional
Township 20 North, Range II, East
District No. So.
Townships 20. 27 and 2S and Frac-
tional ownship 20 North, Range IS,
East.
Townships "a, 25, 26. % and 2s and
Fractional Township % North, Range
19, East.
Townships "a, 25. 26, 27 and 2s and
Fractional Township 20 North. Range
20, East
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pistriet No. 81.

Townships "a, 25. &c and 81 North,
Range 21, East.
Townships "a, 25, 26, North, Range
%. East
Township "a North Range %, East.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ships 25 and 26 North, Range 23, East,
lying In the Cherokee Nation.
Township "a North, Range "a, East.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ships 25 and 26 North, Range "a, East,
lying in the Cherokee Nation.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ships "a and 25 North, Range 25. East,
lying in the Cherokee Nation.
All Of the Seneca Indian Reservation
lying in what is commonly known as
the Quapaw Agency.
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District No. 60.


Township 2S North, Range 21, East
lying in the Cherokee Nation.
All that part of Fractional Township
20 North. Range 21, East, lying in the
Cherokee Nation
Township 27 North, Range 22, East,
lying in the Cherokee Nation.
All that part of Fractional Town.
ship 2s North. Range %, East, lying
in the Cherokee Nation.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ships 27 and 2s NORTH, Range %, East
lying in the Cherokee Nation.
All that part Of Fractional Town
ship q North, Range "a East, lying in
the Cherokee Nation
All OF the Quapaw. Peoria, Miami
Ottawa, Shawnee. Modoc and Wyan
dotte Indian Reservations lying north
OF the Seneca Indian Reservation il
what is commonly known as the Qua
paw Agency, and being bounded or
the north by the state Of Kansas, OF
the east by the state of Missouri, ant
on the west by the Neosho river
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Mound, Eagle, Clayton, Cimarron,
Union, and Indian. and the east pre-
cinct of Perkins township, and the
towns Of Cushing, Ripley Glencoe,
Yale and Lawson, all in the county
Of Payne; also voting precincts num-
bered eight (s) and nine C9) in the
countyof Pawnee, including all vot-
ing precinct0 situate within the terri
tory composing said district.
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District No 20 shaK embrace the
townships Of Rock Walnut, Eden,
Clear Greek, Glencoe, Cherokee, Still
water, Clarkson, Paradise, Elm Grove
and the west voting precinct Of Per
kins township, the town of Glencoe
and the city Of Saltwater, all in the
county OF Payne, including the voting
precincts situate WITHIN the terrific
~ composing said districts.
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District No. ss.

All that part OF ffactlonai IoWh-
ship 10. North, Range 12, East lying
in the Cherokee Nation.
Fractional Townships 20 2l 22 and
% North Range 10, East, being the
part of said townships lying in the
Cherokee Nation.
Fractional Townships 20 21 22 and
20 North Range ~, East, being the
part Of said townships lying in tnt
Cherokee Nation.
Townships 20, q, % and 20 North
Range 10. East.
Townships 20, 2i, % and 90 North
Range IA. East
Township 20 North. Range IA, East
Township 20 North, Range 10, East
District No. "a.
Townships p. p and 23 North
Range 10, East
Townships 20. 2i, % and % North
Range 16, East.
Townships 20, p, % and % North
Range II, East
District No. e5.
Townships 20, 2i, 22 and % North
Range Is, East.
Townships 20, p, 22 and 2S North
Range 49, East
Townships 20, q, % and 20 North
Range 20, East.
District No. GO.
Townships IS, l9, 20, 21, p and 2
North, Range p. East
Townships ls. 90. p, 22 and 2
North, Range 22, East
Townships ls. 20. 2t, 22 and ?
North, Range %, East,
Townships 10, 20, p, 22 and ?
Range "A, East
Townships 10 and 20 North, Rang
25, East
Fractional Townships Il, 22 and ?
North, Range 25, East.
Fractional Townships 10. 20 Nortl
Range 26. East
District No. 81.
Fractional Townships 10, l6, II, Il
IS ana 20 North. Range G, East bein
that part Of said Township lying q
the Creek Nation.
Townships vs., le II and is and ]
North, Range Z. East
Townships IS. lC, II aud IS and !
North. Range 8, East
Townships Is, le, II and IS Nortl
Range 9. East.
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District No. SO shall be composed
Of all that portion Of Canadian coun-
ty not included in district number
thirty-hve including the townships Of
Cement. Oak, Valley, Calumet. Maple,
Walnut, Prairie and Meridian pre-
cinct in El Reno township and the
City OF El Reno, together with all
voting precincts included within said
bonndarlea.
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Washita.

District No. AZ shall embrace the
townships of Union, Oakdale, Bessie
Cordell and Rainey including all the
cities, towns and voting precincts
within the boundaries OF said town
ships, III in the county OF Washita
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or. Dewey and Elk, ncluding the
towns in said townships which consti-
tuie separate voting precincts, al in
the county Of Oklahoma
DisirlN No 2S shall embrace the
First ward. Fifth ward. and Precinct
"A Of the Fourth ward in Oklahoma
City. in the county Of Oklahoma
District No % shall embrace the
Second ward, Third ward and Pre-.
cincts "B" and &C" OF the Fourth
ward in Oklahoma city. county Of
Oklahoma.
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ana FottdWatoNle
Di trlct No. 80 shall embrace the
townships Of Mustang and Greely,
Boone, Case and Pottawatomie. in
cluding the town Of Capitol Hill, all IN
the county Of Oklahoma also tae
townships OF Moore, Case and Little
River. including the town Of Moore,
all I'm the county Of Cleveland; also
the townships Of Bales and Brinton,
including the town of McLoud, all in
the county OF Pottawatomie includ-
ing all voting precincts situate With
in the boundaries of any Of the afore-
mentioned townships.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-09
ARMY OFFICERS
GET WORK DONE
BY GOVERNMENT

Washington. Aug. 9.-Under Secretary
Tafts' direction, an investigation is now
being made OF army methods I'm the Phil
ippines. with special reference TO the
operation OF the so-called government
shops In Manila.
Army officers and civilian officials are
alleged TO have made II practice %
have their houses repaired at the cost OF
the government through these shops.
They have had furniture repaired. new
furniture made and various articles Of
woodwork and other kinds OF work made
for which they have never paid a penny,
though the bills seem TO be on Ale
II Is said In the quartermaster generals
office In this city that the debtors OF the
government include practically every
rank In the army. from Lieutenant Cen
eral Corbin down to second lieutenants.
1t is asserted emphatically by Quarter
master General Humphrey that in each
OF these debts there is not a scintilia or
graft or the suggestion thereof
Some OF the accounts have been run
ming seven or eight years. and the pur-
pose OF the present Investigation is 10
determine what portion Of the account
charged against him each officer owes
for himself. and when this Is learned.
Gen. Humphrey says. the sum will be
COHtCted from the OUlcefs.
Gen. Humphrey explains that the Gus
tom OF having work for officers done in
government shops arose from exigency
OF the situation, The officers were thou
sands of miles away from home and hum
dreds OF miles from any possible source
OF supply. IL became question of get
ting the work done at once, as a requi-
sition on the war department would have
required 80 days TO fill. In his opinion
there was never any intention by any
officer 10 defraud the government.
IL Is admitted in the war department
that these numerous accounts will proba-
bly, amount TO many thousands OF dol
lars. and that many officers, when called
upon 10 pay will be seriously hampered
In making good"
When asked in regard 10 the statement
Lieutenant General Corbin was a debtor
10 the extent OF 5000, Gen. Humphrey
said that all he knew about II he had
learned from the newspapers, with the
exception that when Gen Buchanan re-
turned TO this country from Manila he
had referred I'm a Joking manner 10 the
5000 which Gen. Corbin was said 10 owe
the government for furniture manufac-
tured In the Philippines.
Army officers decline to discuss possi-
BILE results OF the investigation. IL is
known many officers have brought 10
this country from the Philippines costly
souvenirs manufactured at government
expense from the magnificent woods that
grow on the islands. and that costly pres
ents have been sent by officers TO their
friends.
1t is said by officers that conditions in
Manila are no worse than they were In
Cuba when that island was under the ad-
ministration of Gen. Wood. and some or
them are inclined 10 criticlse Gen. Wood
for stirring up the matter.
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member of the committee. and was
opposed by counsel for the Mutual Life
insurance company. Justice Giegerich
denied the application OF the policy
holders committee that their circulars
be sent to policyholders on the stencils
prepared for the company.
In his argument on behalf OF the petit
ton. Samuel Untermeyer, counsel for
the committee, said that they had en-
ployed IL postoffice experts to assist I'm
getting the committees circulars out to
policyholders and that 10 per cent. of
the envelopes were returned to them
undelivered.
On the other hand. he said, the COM
pany, having a correct list, is sending
circulars TO the policyholders without
delay, in an effort 10 influence voters
In favor OF the trustees nominated by
the present administration ticket OF the
Mutual
"A moro infamous unheard-of per-
formance has never found its way into
a court Of Justice" declared Mr.. I'm
termyer. I'VE have only until Sept
IS to nominate a list of SO directors
and unless we can obtain a correct list
OF policyholders we cannot reach them
and many OF them will be disenfran-
chised from voting"
Mr. Brewster, OF counsel for the
Mutual Life Insurance company, in
company was not bound to supply the
list week by week. as Mr.. Untermyer
contended. but TO supply one list, which
had been done.
II think" said Justice Giegerich,
that the policyholders should be placed
In position to receive the very latest
information on all matters affecting
their interests"
AS to the question of having circu-
lars of the policyholder- addressed from
the stencils In possession of the com
pany, Mr.. Untermyer asked IL Mr..
Brewster opposed IL. Mr.. Brewster re-
piled that TO lend stencils to policy
holders would be like lending the fur
niture OF the company TO him. Mr..
Brewster repudiated the charge that
the company had been using the stem
ellis TO send out campaign literature.
Justice Giegerich then said that he
would issue the order desired, except In
SO far as II applied TO the use OF the
company's stencils
SEWARD LEAVES NEW YORK
BOARD.
New York. Aug. AT a meeting OF
the New York Life Insurance COM
pany's board of trustees yesterday the
resignation OF George i. Seward, presi-
dent OF the Fidelity and Casualty COM
pany, was accepted. Mr.. Seward was
one Of the recently elected trustees.
Accompanying his resignation was
request that his name also be removed
from the administration ticket which is
TO be put before the policyholders In
the coming election. This request was
laid on the table, and nothing definite
will be done in regard to IL until the
courts have decided in the action
brought by the International po ley
holders committee against the Mutual
Life whether the ticket as filed at AL
bany can be altered
AT the New York Life offices IL was
said that Mr.. Seward had resigned be-
cause he didn't feel that he had the
necessary time TO devote TO his duties
as trustee.