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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
ASHLEY SUBMITS PLANS.
New Reservoir Dam for Rathdrum
Water System.

AT the request of the town council
VIM. Ashley, Jr., has drawn plans
for a dam to be built this summer on
Spring branch for the proposed new
reservoir Of the Rathdrum water sys-
tenn. Mr.. Ashley submitted and
explained the plans to the board last
week and they appeared to meet the
approval Of at least majority Of
the members Of the board.
The plans are for a substantial
structure of timber and earth, leav-
ing the sides Of the reservoir IN con-
dltion to be cemented II such pre-
caution should prove necessary. The
specifications are for dam 20 feet
high, ITO feet from bank to bank at
surface aud l23 feet across the top.
1t would be built in the form Of a
crib with successive cross layers OF
logs sufficiently substantial to permit
of increasing the height IL desired al
any later time; the length Of the floo'
from the face to the toe will be 4C
feet, the toe to be fastened with
sheet piling five feet deep and covered
with concrete head. Surplus wate1
! would be allowed to escape through &
| race provided on top of the dam, 81
feet wide, the water to fall upon al
apron built on the front.
A tilter is also provided for, TO b
constructed of two by four timbers
The filter will be feet square ant
flled with gravel, sand and charcoal
1t will have a trap door on top.
The dam will back water $50 feet
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
inately valued at $i45, 900. 1t is be-
lieyed the bidding will be lively.
IN FEDERAL COURT.
Complaint in Iceberg Case Filed at
Boise.

The complaint in a case entitled
the Prairie Development company,
limited, a corporation under the laws
OF the state of Washington. VS.. F. A.
Blackwell and wife, was, June7 filed
IN the federal court at boise. 1t
recites that in December last the
plaintiff company bargained with
John B. Lieberg and wife for the
purchase Of lands known as section
IL and section l3 and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter and
lots l., 2, 3 and 4 OF section ?, town.
ship SO north Of range 2 west Of ROise
meridian, with water right in Barker
creek, together with considerable
farm machinery, stock, household
goods ana other chattels aud that
Lieberg agreed to sell the same for
Sal, 200, the same to be paid in par
tial payments Of $500 at the time Of
agreement, $4,000 on May I, 1906;
ST. 200 on May /. 1903; $4,000 on
May l, 1911, and $4,000 on May l,
1918.
Plaintiff claims that the first $500
was paid and that the agreement was
that the second sum to was be paid
on May l, 1906, ia Spokane, that the
plaintiff was there with the money
but Iceberg did not show up but later
wrote that the bargain was all Off.
1t Is claimed that the present defend.
ents were in possession Of the pro-
perty by purchase of some kind.
The suit involves the possession OF
property on the shore of Lake Pend
d'Oreille, which was intended for use
by the Spokane s. Pend d'Oreille Rap
i'd Transit company.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
BROUGHT GOOD PREMIUM,
Rathdrum Village Bonds Sell for
$IoII More than Face.

4
$IoII More than Face.
Last Saturday the town council
opened the bids for the $I2, 500 ol
6 per cent village bonds recently
voted to provide means for buying
and improving the Rathdrum
water system.
There we're six bids in all, the
best being that OF the Bankers &
Lumbermens Bank of Portland,
Ore, which offered $I2, 500 and
premium of SIoII. This bid
was accepted and the board by
unanimous vote awarded the bonds
to the Portland institution.
The other bids which had been
submitted were as follows: Rath-
drum State Bank, Rathdrum,
$13,4or; Exchange bank, Rath-
drum, $I3, 900; John Neveen & Co.
of Chicago, $I2,6a7; S. A. Kean,
Chicago, S12,5o6. rs; and c. H.
Coffin, Chicago, s1a, $40 and sup
ply autographed blank bonds.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
LEE HONG Or TOY Wing !?
Chinaman in Penitcntiary De-
mands Release.
SAYS He IS NOT TOY WING,
Was Arrested at Bonners Ferry
last November.

Lee Hong Quo1, a Chinaman at
the state penttentiary, has, through
his attorney J. c. Johnston, petit.
toned the district court for Ada
county for writ of haleas corpus,
claiming that he is held at the peni
tentiary illegally. Judge Stewart
ordered the issuance Ut a writ
of habeas corpus on the showing
made, returnable at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon ut June %, at which time
Warden E. L. Whitney is ordered to
appear ard show cause for holding
the petitioner in custody.
Lee Hong Quon was arrested last
fall at Bo00er's Ferry, the officers
claiming to have sufficient proof that
he was the uaan who. In 1885, was
convicted Ia the Uaited States dis
trict court on a charge OF assault with
tntent to rub aud who was sentenced
to the territorial prison for a term OF
seven years but who later escaped.
The man who was sent to prison went
by the name OF Toy Wing.
Toy Wing was notorious charac-
ter, very cunning aud shrewd and a
smuggler. The officials went to a
great deal OF tlouble ia determining
that Lee Hong Quon and Toy Wing
were one and the same before decid-
ing to turn him over to the warden
as the escaped convict. The federal
officers worked on the case for several
weeks, getting the necessary evidence
and stated that there is little doubt
but that he is the right man. 1t Is
said several Cinnamon In Boise have
testified that the man now imprisoned
is Toy Wing.
In his petition Lee Hong Quon
claims that he has never been a SUBJ
ject 0f the Chinese empire, but that
he was born In San Francisco in 1857
and was raised In that city aud that
he never was in Idaho unit! 1908
that he does not know Toy Wing and
never heard of him until his arrest
last November at Bonner's Ferry
Toy Wing was sentenced December
Il, l983.--Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
STATE and COUNTY news.
Items of Interest Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO IDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
of the Week.

1t is estimated that 1000 laborers
are at work ON the new railroad now
building into Grangeville.
The senate, June 8, passed the bill
prohibiting political contributions by
corporations.
A state convention Of the Christian
Endeavor societies uf Idaho is to be
held in pocatello, June % to July !.
The Coeur d'Alene School board
opened bids last SATURDAY. for the
purchase OF $l4, 200 school bonds re-.
Gently voted. Nine bids were opened,
the best being from the state land
board which offered par value at Al
per cent interest.
The federal labor union of Boise
has raised the question OF the right
of contractors to work men more
than 8 hours day on the govern
ment reclamation work, and it is
feared the work may be badly em-
barrassed.
The report Of E. L. Whitney, war.
den OF the state prison, for the month
of May, filed June 4, 10 the secretary
Of states Office, shows that the mum.
ber Of prisoners in his charge on May
was 2l2; % were received during
the month and four discharged, leav-
ing 23O in the prison on May 81.
The report Of II. L. Chamberlain,
commandant OF the Idaho Soldiers
Home near Boise, has been filed in
the office of the secretary of state.
| 1t shows membership, on April 3O
Of l24. Admitted during May, two:
discharged, one; on furlough, SO; sick
Ia hospital, 13; reporting for duty,
7e.
The Enterprise (Malad) in discuss
ing the political outlook says there is
a possibility Of the democrats win.
ming in Custer, Blaine, Boise, Idaho,
Lemhi, Lincoln, Owyhee. Shoshone,
Washington and Nez Perce counties,
and thus by getting majority in the
legislature, reelect Dubois to the u
S. senate; but 1t believes that tht
election Of the democratic state ticket
on the platform outlined by Dubois
will he impossible.
The board Of regents of the stat.
university at Moscow, has purchased
site for the new agricultural build
ing. The building is tn cost $75, 900
the equipment $50, 900, the money t,
come from the insurance on tn
burned administration building.
An anti.Gooding meeting held a
Welset last Saturday, proved farce
About 100 turned out. The objec
was to effect an organization to de
feat the governor but only 10 or !
: persons could be found to sign reso
luton condemning him.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
STATE TIMBER SALE.
To be Held In Rathdrum, July 20
-Kootenai County Timber.

Alta meeting OF the state land
board at Boise, June IL. the date was
set for one of the biggest timber sales
ever held in the state. The timber
in question is scattered over 5000
acres Of state land in Kootenai coun-
ty.
The sale Is to be held at Rathdrum
on July 20, according to the Boise
dispatch.
The timber is of miscellaneous
character, white pine, fir, tamaracR,
etc, and 1t has been carefully esti-
mated at 100, 900, 900 feet, approxl-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-06-15
Commissioners Proceedings
MONDAY, May 81.

MONDAY, May 81.
(continued)
G r Klopf was awarded the con:
tract for burial Of the county dead
for the year at $50 per burial.
Bills allowed:
Shelton s. Warren supplies $40
J w Slayter road supplies 100
F H Meyer load overseer 81 75
+ A Gaskill road work 20 IS
e S Prlndle medical attendance So 10
y Merritt ferrykeeper Laclede So 60
Chas Finney road work IL
VIM Howell =" 975
Dave Martin +"
T S Campbell constable fee
bill $14.3O all'd IL 60
w + Brace sidewalk at c'thouse 2 so
A Hlrrmaun road work 20
Fl b Barnes 4
Z B Martin 8
TUESDAY, May %.
Bills allowed:
w K Gum work at poor farm II
Prichard & Gordon lumber 225
G r Klopf burial two CO charges5O
II e Hunt burloal CO charge %
S b Grimsrud blacksmith $50
Mamie Purcell witness % SO
Herman Kellner janitor go
c Fl Reese road work % rs
John Frei constable fee 13 so
Carrie Locking tak'g testimony 10
c w Royce roed supplies 46 SO
Melven Morris wrk at c'rthouse 2 %
G p Treefry road work II SO
G l. Bobo blacksmithing 3
Paul Rochat bridge work SO
L Waller road work As
Jos Poirler work at Jail 80 80
John Biorklund draying 3 25
Mica Bay T & S Co supplies 45
Louther s. George draying 4 SO
r + Dyer carpenter work 2 30
A c Howell road work 36 Is
w A Logue recording plats 46 Al
Luke Love road work 1876
Trueman & Wunderlich rd wrk114 %
Mrs A Mcmillan witness . 25
Ouarles s. Seiser road supplies 78 AZ
A j Kent justice fees 16
+ + Hull constable fees 10 81
c A Farley road work 20
VIM Howell +" %
II Waller i" 20
John w Graham & Co note
| books court reporter 2 q
p II Moran constable fees % 81
Nixon & Kimmel lights 81 4;
Irwin Hodson Co supplies SO
WIN Yoke road work II
Thomas McGwin witness fees 4 !;
Frank Lafavre road work $l4
allowed I2
Geo Spooner bringing co charge
!. to hospital $40 all'd 12 81
Thomson Bros & Hanson sup 81 81
II M Miller road work 10
Lloyd & Flemming work and
material on ferry boat 20
Jno Ernsberger witness II
Lawrence Nelson road work p
Jno O'Hogge use Of jacks 81 all'd 2
IL A Berry constable $13 % +" III
5 X Mckenzie 8. 81 6
5 NJ w Frost justice fee 6
4 j r Wilson %
O B Moon county printing so
Midland Chemical Co supplies 60
CONTINUED ON FACE -FOUR }
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Advertising Rates.
DISPLAY ADS.

One week per inch ........................s :
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Three weeks per Inch neutrality-suspicious.. 4
One month. four weeks. /
Per year per inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.... g.
Solidly set advertising at local rates.
Locals Five cents per line, straight.
Legal advertisements at legal rates.
Special rates on long contracts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
WIRELESS electrical
ENERGY FOR AIRShIP
Flying Machine Attracting Attention OF
Assembled American and Ca
madam Scientists.

Bradford. Ont. Aug. s9.-Dr. Alex.
ander Graham Bells wireless aeroplans
IL attracting the attention OF Canadian
and American scientists assembled
here. A preliminary tests was had yes
terday. and Captain Angclmcicr. "A Chi.
cago navigator. succeeded In rising &c
n height OF 200 feet and turning n com-
picte circle. aiighting safely "A few feet
from the starting point.
Bells flying machine IL operated by
wireless electrical energy supplied from
the earth. Next Tuesday n flight from
London To- Toronto will be- attempted.
New York. Aug. 27-Dr. Julian T.
Thomas. the amateur aeronaut. who
with his BROTHER. jefferson Davis
Thomas. OF Augusta. Ca. made a bal
loon ascension here Saturday evening
returned tn his residence In Seventy
second street last night after having
been In the air for nearly twcnty-fouf
hours and had passed through two
states and reaching an altitude Of about
$4,000 feet. His voyage ended yester.
day afternoon I'm Oakdalc. Sullivan
county. this state. In relation to hi,
experiences. DIR. Thomas said:
During this trip the propeller. which
was carried for the first time. worked
nicely. I found hat we were able q
go either To the left or right. and. IL
fact. turn the balloon completed,
around"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30

Warsaw. Aug. 2g.-General Won Liar
Liarski. acting military governor
general Of Warsaw. was shot and killed
this afternoon while driving In a cab.
The assassin escaped.
General Won Liar L.larski was com
mandcr OF the Fifth army corps. sta
toned at Warsaw.
This morning an unknown man
warned the cabmen OF this city. gencr-
ally. not To drive any generals.
81. Petersburg. Aug. 2i.-An unsue-
cessful attempt upon the life Of Baron
Stahl was reported To hav been made
I'm the park at Petcrhof last night. but
the story Is denied. A number OF ar
rests. however. were made In the park
during the evening. Stahl bears some
resemblance To General Trepon. COM
mander Of the palace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
COMBINE VS.. COMBINE.
Western Glucose Company Organized
in Opposition to the Corn
Products Company.

New York. Aug. 29.-WestSrn men
have Incorporated IN Maine the frs.
rival OF the 1-months-old Corn Products
combination. IL II called the Western
Glucose company. Will have 2.ilO.OOo
capital Isl. 900. 900 OF II : per cent. pre-
ferred and 81. 200. 900 common). and has
acquired twenty acres OF land at
Robey. Ind. ON which To construct "A
plant with "a capacity OF 1900 bushels
OF co-n per day.
In the Corn Products combination
there are the New York Glucose COM
pany, Warner Sugar Refining company.
81. Louis Glucosc company. Cereal
Sugar company. Corn Products COM
pany and National starch company.
with an authorized capital stock OF
$780, 600. 900 and "A total capacity OF 235 900
bushels daily.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
HEIR TO MILLIONS
IN RANKS OF LABOR
ION CT President OF Reek Island Rail.
way 10 Work in Locomotive
Shops.

Chicago. Aug. :g.-Anothcr recruit
lrS Joined the ranks OF the millionalrcs
IONS who have donncd ovcralls Ia worl.
IS laborcrs or apprentices In the trades
His name il a. l.. WinChcll. jr.. and
lc is the son of the president OF the
'hiclgo. Rock Island and Pacific and
frisco railroad systems. and "A gradu-
ate of Yale university.
This young collcgian. who is ccover-
ng from an Illness contracted while
Working in Texas as "a rodman In q
surveying crew. viii leave I'm n few
weeks for Philadelphia. where he will
Iccomc nm apprentice at the Baldwin
locomotive works.
Here are n few 81 the reasons as
signed by young Winchcll for his de-
,islon Ia become "A practical maChinist
Il want to be as good q railroad man
~ dad.
"A man who In his life In com.
pclled To work hard ~ no good.
~ MAJ who can build AN engine Is
more good To the world than the fellow
Tho can sail "A yacht"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
LOOKS FOR REPRIEVE.
mrs. Myers, Convicted OF Numbering
Her Husband. Sure She Will Not
Ham Septemher 3.

Liberty. Mo. Aug. :a.-Mrs. Agnes
Myers. under sentence To be executed
September ]. with Frank Hoffman. for
the murder OF her husband. I'm her cell
Mt the Jail this morning expressed con-
idence that her attorneys. who are at
Jefferson City. would be successful In
securing n further reprieve from Gov
error Folk.
Kansas city. Aug. Ex-Governor Folk
nj jefferson City today granted a re-
pricve Till October 20 To Mrs. Agnes
Myers. now In jail at Liberty awaiting
execution for the murder OF her hus-
band.
No action WAS taken up 10 noon liz
the ease of Frank Hoffman. Mrs. My.
crs' accomplicc. Both were previously
sentenced TO be hanged September J
Governor Folk granted the respite *
that the woman's attorneys might APP
peal to the United States supreme
court.
Governor Folk today granted n re-.
spite To Frank HOFFMAN To October
20. the same day set FOR the execution
Of Mrs. Meyers.
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TO BE DEPORTED.
Close Friend Of Grand Opera Stars
Doomed 10 Blindness and Failure
Of Ambitious Hopes.

New York. Aug. 2a.-Doomed To
blindness and tn the failure Of all the
hopes OF his ambitious career Felix
VicchI. promptcr OF the Metropolitan
opera house and close friend and com-
panion of the most famous grand opera
stars OF the present day. has been or.
dered deported from this country C
Italy by the United States department
of immigration.
Though he himself denies IL and
protests bitterly against the exile. the
federal authorities declare that Nicchi
has trachoma-that dread disease oi
the eyes which H. ~ seldom cured that
medical men pronounce the doom OF
blindness upon it's victims n 80 con
tagious tha the United States IL taxi
ing drastic action To- prevent the en-
trance Of "A single case into the coun-
try.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30

Havana. Aug. 2s.-At the moment
yesterday when the government was
isruing iis proclamation Offering par
don To rebels who would lay down their
arms i;s forces were dealing the most
telling blow that has ye, been struck
against the insurgents In the field.
For several days II has been stated
that General Guzman's force OF insur-
gents. which was yariousiy estimated
"A. from zoo upwards. contemplated an
attack on ~CicnfucEos. Colonel Val.a.
with "A detachment Of rural guards and
volunteers. WAS dispatched To Glen
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
REVIVE DICTATORSHIP sPecTER.
Assassinations Produce Feeling Of Re-
sentiment, but Press Commends.

ST. Petersburg. Aug. 2s.-The open
campaign against the government
which the social revolutionists inaugur-
ated with the attempt on the life of
Premier Stolypin Saturday and the as
~mssinatlon OF General Min yesterday.
n produced such a feeling of resent.
ncnt at Pcterhof that the spectre OF
dictatorship has been revived.
The government. IL II claimed. can
only rely on force To fight the ter
.orists. as the public press which might
Dc expected to manifest n ~revulsion of
feeling against the crime which sacri-
Iced the lives OF n score OF innocent
persons In an attempt to murder n man
who personally had not given them
sause for offense remains coldly indif-
.erent. Indeed. while expressing for
nal words OF condemnation the hidden
satisfaction I'm the fact that the obJect
II the campaign IN to strike terror Into
he heart of the government ls hardly
concealed.
Only the Novoe-v remya and the Of
iclal Riooia denounce h terrorists as
enemies OF society. The conclusions of
The liberal press are summcd up In the
charge made by Rech that the govern
men alone is guilty u responsible
for what has happened.
The police have mad hundreds OF ar
rests since saturday IN an attempt 10
get their hands pom h organizer
and participants I'm what is evidently
n powerfuland f~ar-reaching conspiracy.
but thus far they have been unable to
sccur the threads necessary TO enable
them to unravel the skcin. All that has
been definitely established IL that two
OF the men who sacrificed their lives
In h attempt on the premier arrived
here August % from Moscow. where
h organization Is supposed to have
It's headquarters. accompanied by two
women. They rented an apartment on
Morskaia street, one woman passing M
h wife OF n man. and the other as
"A servant.
The Coachman who was killed WAS
not ,u the plot. According To some re-
ports. the woman who passed as the
wife of one OF the Conspirators secured
admission To- S~tulypin's residence and
was among thos" killed. The police are
inclined Ia believe the woman whc
Killed General Min was the Servant
but her identity IL not possible.
\ policeman md ~ gcndarmcs and
conductor were killed on a train by
a band Of several rcvolutionists near
rambon yesterday.
The police today captured a depot of
evolutionary stores nj Riga. including
,wcnty-iour bombs.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
LIQUOR QUESTION
A SERIOUS ONE
Oklahoma Prohibitionists Must DC
Battle With the Brewers
and Distiliers.

Tulsa. l. T.. Aug. 29.-The most seri.
Gus proposition confronting the polit-
teal parties of Indian Territory ~ the
proposition clause under which Okla
hofna u Indian Territory were adj
United into the union. The bill pro-
vlded that Indian Territory should be
excluded from selling any kind 81 In
toxicating liquors for "a period Of
twcnty-onc years.
Already "A big tight has commenced
between the brcweries and the prohibit
ton party. The prohibition parties ~
Oklahoma and Indian Territory have
co-opcrated and viii fight ns a unit
against the saloon elements.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-30
FAMILY FAME.
-he Bryan Jennings Combination
Wakes Up the Jennings.

Salem. Ill.,. Aug. 29.-At the reunion
OF the William Jennings Bryan brunct
OF the Jennings family, held at Ralncy's
lake In this city yesterday. more thar
200 OF the relatives were present. Adj.
dresses were made by Judge :. l..
Dwight. OF Ccntralia. Colonel George
A. jennings. OF Patoka: DR.. Dwight
Jennings. OF 81. Louis. G.. T.. Jennings.
OF this city. u others.
A letter was read from William j.
Bryan giving his reasons for being alb
sent. The Jennings relationship I'm this
county includes the Dwights. Marshalls.
Davidsons. Cnrrigans. Baldridges. Bait
CELLS Davenports. Hauslers. Nolemans
Bryans and many others.
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Gen jose Wiouel Gomc3

tina, :hr cyi"s whica the Insurgents
nave" raiyDl do not constitute a pro-
gram. ideals or iugtilCItiuu for the
NOV .ucut. Continuing. the president
says that Ne ~ not disposed to en-
pluy ANY other method than that Of
arms fuy III" rc-,Htabiishincnt OF peace.
~" declared cUorgctically that the goV-
"rui, ~ here w"u!,; absolutely never
cor promise with ans form OF disturb
,rS' order.
Must &c No Compromise.
The government. as l~cgitimatcly
constituted. "a bound by it, i'm
pcriOus duty and must demonstrate
that II Is stable and able To- safeguard
property. lie and happiness at the
present aud In The future. Any COM
promise would SOW the sccd or armed
revolution throughout tn" country
where m~ulContcntS We're always cN-
tant. u being impossible To- find pub
~, positions FOR everyone. To COM
promise with tho disturbcrs now would
result In further disturbances every
few years. SupprcSsing the insurgents
now Will !or"vcrmure guarantee no
stability 20 Cuban institutions. while
diykcriug with them would expose tho
COUNTRY to another disturbance Of
peace IN the near future.
This ~ my first resolution Prcsl-
dent Palma declared, and | shall main
tain Il al the cost ~ my life. ! uu-
dcrStnud ms duties and responsibilities
To- the people, such Is the only method
81 defending CubI's institutions n
civilization"
Palma referred To- his own sacrifices
- long years In the field. Imprisonment
and services Will" "A member uf the
juuta and said:
Poor / returned to my country as
president aud poo shall ! return tu
private life. I shall. however. ave -
clear record and u good name. am
disposed Ia exhaust my forCcs n
shed my blood. u necessary. IN help
ing tu strengthen the foundations ~
our prosperous republic