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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

son. asking that Jordan be given $1 and pound of tobacco for her. The money and tobacco were given him, but 1t developed that the order was a forgery.
 The negro will be tried by the Re- corder this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
Birds Absolutely Necessary.

If the world were birdless. a natural ist declares; man could not iRhabt . 1t the sprays and poison that could be manufactured for the destruction of in sects. The insects and slugs would simply eat all the orchards and crops in that time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

The man who has once used Day break Fertilizers will take no stock in the "just as good"
 MARKS & GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

EIectrIc nghted dining cars are on lr@1Il9 6n 1 and between Birmingham and New Oti Ot- leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati also on ualh ,t 2 to between Montgomery and NashFile' Service la carte ..,
 New and handsome chair cars tseats freeJ operated on trains l and between Chem natl and New Orleans. High back seaS coaches and chalr cars are also run on att through trains between Cincinnati LoulsNlIle and New Orleans
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans. Also through day oach and sleep CT between St. Louis and Montgomery through tourist "leepers 10 San Francisco
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans and St. Louis to Jacksonville, also leaving nesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

LUNCH WITH US TODAY. Demonstration, Durkce's Salad Dress- ing. Receipe book and Samples will be given every lady visiting our store. See tOday's Menu elsewhere.
 FIOwers-NettIes Grocery Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

The acting Recorder yesterday placed fine of $2 and costs on "Generaf' Rob- stole a six-pound sack of flour from the store of J. D. Baker. The negro Is the enc from whose stomach large num- Der of iron nails were recently extract ed by operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

At 3:55 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the fire department was called to one-story frame house at 54 Chiffon Street, occupied by Dollie Brown and scorched by sparks from the chimney, but there was no material damage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ON DAT
 Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Qulnips Tablets Druggists refund money if 1t falls to cure. D. W, GROVES signature is on each box. 35c tu-thu-sAt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Mayor Teague yesterday signed a contract with James Hodgson for the erection of new frame pavilion in Oakwood Cemetery The cost of the signed the contract pursuant to author ity invested in him by the City Coun- ell at its session Tuesday night of last week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. THE WEsfcaA Rf. Or ALA. AND THt A, & W. ?. B. R. Uns west r0ini Route.)
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TRAINS FROM MONTGOMERY. No. sI from Montgomery connect at opelika witl drawing room sleeper to New York. Din ing-car service on this train. No. a car ries through Pullman drawing-room sleep< to New YorX and day coach to Washington Trains 40 and 34 are local
 CONNECTIONS FOR cOLUMEUS. MAI CON AND SAVANNAH: Trains 3s and Al from Montgomery connect at Opelika wltf c. of Ga for Columbus. Train as from Montgomery. if on time. connects for Cos lumbus, and If not more than thi " mInute( late, for Columbus, Macon and Savannah Through sleeper at OpelIka for Savannah. CONNECTIONS FOR MERIDIAN ANE JACKSON: Train S9 from Montgomery vt Selma connects at latter point for Msridia&
 ". c. HUNTER, c. A.
 Montgomery Ala
 Atlanta, Ga,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

bOuIheTn IhCIIIC.
 Train No carries through PuIImans from New Orleans to New York and Cincinnati and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making con nection at Nashville with through sleeper to Chicago.
 Train No. carries through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to New York cincinnati Chicago and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis with out change.
 All through trains make close connection n at Cincinnati Evansville. St. Louis and New orleans for all points. North, South East and West
 For further information pertaining to ratcs routes and schedules consult ticket agents L. & N. k. R.. or write or call on D, Linehan. T, r. A.. 22 Commerce. St. Phone l495. Montgomery. Ala, or s. T. Sur ratt Union Ticket Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Ernest Davis, Lucille Winters, Hellen were yesterday fined $10 and costs each in the Recorders Court for fast driving Sunday near the intersection of Day and Holt Streets. They paid their fines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

BijOu Matinee Today 2 p. m. Albert Taylor presenting "A Guided FOOl.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
News in Brief

Alderman A. L. Tyson acted as Re- corder yesterday afternoon in the ab- sence of Recorder E. F. Baber, who went to Werumpka to mustor out a military company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27
UNIVERSITY MEN TO MEET.

BijOu Matinee Today p. m. Albert Taylor presenting "A Guided Fool"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Arthur Wilson, the negro arrested Saturday by Detectives Payne and Gra- ham, charged with stealing $10O worth of silver from the residence of Chappell charged here with stealing 8 purse containing $5 from the residence of J. NJ Davis on South Perry Street. was yesterday bound over to the grand jury by the acting Recorder. In de- fault of a bond of $20O he was com mitted to iail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Joe Watson, the negro waiter, who was arrested Sunday afternoon in con- nection with the runaway on Dexter Avenue, which caused the injury of lit- tie MaryLouCunningham was yesterday morning released from police headquar- ters for want of prosecution. The little girl is not seriously injured and her father declined to prosecute Watson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Four negroes were shooting craps at II o'clock yesterday morning in a va arrested by Patrolman J. M. Wright. At the police station they were charged with gaming. and the acting Recorder fined each of them $10 and costs. The names of the negroes are Martin San ders. Silvia Harris, Brooks Gordon and Jenkin Miles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-27

Sheriff J. F. Passmore of Lowndes County, Georgia, yesterday arrived in Montgomery with papers for John Con
 don the man recently captured in this county. Condon is wanted by the Geor- gia sheriff to answer a charge of car breaking. He was turned over to the Georgia official by Sheriff Waller, and was taken out of the city last evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
BRYANITEs SEE MCGOWAN AND HEARST
Nebraskans Close Day of Unalloyed Bliss
with Visit to Consy Island.

Visiting Nebraskans. waiting for the arrival or
William Jennings Bryan. enjoyed themselves yes
terday and ran the gamut Of joy from a dlgniaed
visit IN the forenoon at the City Hall on Acting
Mayor MCGOWAN to a call William r. Hearst az
the Gllsey House in the afternoon and a visit TO
Luna Park and the wild animals at COney island
in the evening
About sixty of the one hundred and fifteen visit
ing Nebraskans went to Mr.. MCGOWAN in the
morning He greeted the delegates cordially
Mayor James c. Dahlman Of Omaha. one Of the
seven mayors, was spokesman. and introduced
number of his fellows Others introduced them
selves. and greetings of Hello, Mr.. Mayor and
"How'dy.'' were shOwered upon the acting execu-
tive.
The delegation was augmented considerably when
the call on Mr. Hearst was made later IN the day
The meeting was informal, Mr.. Hearst meeting his
visitors in the lobby Of the GlSey House Judge
Edgar Howard Of Omaha, was spokesman this
time.
you are not so terrible as has been painted
calculated Judge Howard, after he had g6zsd at
Mr. Hearst'S attenuated form.
II should nope not Mr. Hearst replied
Judge Howard made somewhat formal speech.
but was cut off by Mr.. Hearst remarkins:
You talk like a TefOTmer.
II don't like that word, refOrmer,' " retorted the
judge. ''Mr. Jerome is refOTmer."
The retOinder caused laugh, and Mr.. Hearst,
briefly expressing his pleasure at meeting the West
erners, hade them good day
To cool Off after the calls. the delegation had
boat ride around the city late in the afternoon.
Last night they went TO Luna Park. a special
Bryan night will be given at Pains AmPhitheatre
at Manhattan Beach tonight. Mr.. Bryan's portrait
will be given in fire, we'll other pieces apprO-
pirate to the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
REPUBLICANS TO GIVE DINNER.
Frank Hendrick Will Come Out as a Par,on.
leadership Candidate.

An Informal dinner will be given at Terrace Car.
dens No 1S East 5Sth street, tomorrow avanirs,
by Republicans OF the 2sth Assembly p,strIcs
Tickets for the dinner will be 81. The new rarrs
tory added to tae district by the reapport,onroa,,
brings in new Republicans. and the dinner a. &C.
in the hope that IL viii lead better acauainfanc
and an Interchange Of views. A committea os
thirty Republicans is giving the dinner Ralnb
Folks is the chairman OF the committee FSranv
Hendrick will come out a Parsons candidate for
the Republican leadership OF the district
IN letter mailed 20 the voters Mp FfeDdrtck
says. in part:
,Aly platform Is unselhsh and efficient partv SER
StSan potlcs. an open organization and parti-
san ~ @leeeeetSS!tnap as public trust.
- q am nshtnS Tor the reelection OF Herbert Par-
so.S &S Itesldant or the county cOmmittee I am
cNlaidate. ene can have candidate. EIe Is nor
q o1ss ana does not believe in interfering with
HIsttict autonomy The only dictatOFs In ans dis
ulct are tne enrolled Republicans NV supporters
aIe, however the pioneers In the field fOr NlF Par
sons > cause, and have consistently advocated for
stands. ~ A'' . SOUS
All the friends OF honest politics are indebted o..
tne men who, before it too late urEed No -
ShalenSe an enrolled Republicans 90 take a sf,rG
Tor or against Mr.. Qugg. oeN''a
4he contest in this district Is iFFecOnclabl. Car,
tain men cannot oppose Mr.. Quigg and eannor
Inis contest - Lot foE psrsons. but Tor principles
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
COLONEL MICHAEL DADy RETURNS
Arrest Joke-Won at Poker-Is for "Any-
body Against Higgins"

Colonel Michael ]. Dady returned from Cuba yes
terday on the steamship MORO Castle.
While in Cuba Colonel Dady was mistaken for a
fiIibuster and held prisoner until it was learned
that he the supervisor of the dredging work in
Cienfuegos HarbOr. The boat which MIR. Dady
was a passenger ran aground. which was reported
to the crew of a gunboet and Mr.. Dady was held
on suspicion. Mr.. Dady said, in speaking OF the
political situation here:
Il am for anybody against Higgins.
He refused to make any further statement on
his choice for Governor but said of the situation
in BROOKLYN
Livingston Is a brick. The talk of Woodruff
Ousting him from his place as deputy commissioner
of jurors isn't worth much. If they put him out
We'll get him another job
1t suggested to Colonel Dady that Timothy
l.. Woodruff would be a candidate for Governor.
He said:
He hasn't a chance for anything"
On the trip from Cuba Colonel Dady sat In a
poker game with Captain James Smith, of Havana
The captain held four queens and was betting
Colonel Dady. When Captain Smith Dropped
C9Ionei Dady showed four aces
leader last night at a meeting of the Republican
organization of the I'd Assembly District BroOklyn
held at the Fremont Club, No 169 Jay street Will
lam j. Beattie was reelected leader of the district
and, sucn, representative of the district on the
Kings County Republican Committee
Many iFlehds ana party leaders attended the
annual picnic of the lst Assembly District Republi-
can organization given in Mr.. Dady's honor at
ers were Robert A. Sharkey. John X Neal r A
Laimbeer. Michael J. Wheeler, Charles H Devoy
Justice A. f. Rosenthal, p. 7. Williams and Louis
NJ Swazey.
When seen last night Mr. Woodruff said that he
did not consider the picnic had any political
Of the leaders that are considered anti-Dadv men
did not worry Mr.. Woodruff, he said.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TAGGART CALLS MEETING
Democratic National Committee to-
ConUene This afternoon.

Josephus Daniels, Democratic national comrnit-
teenan from North Carolina. last night after con
sulting with Thomas Tagsart. national chairman
announced that the Democratic National Committee
would meet this afternoon at the Hoffman House
at O'CLOCK 10 Is understood that only unfmpOrtsnt
matters viii come up before the committee
Roger Sullivan national committeeman from Vii-
nOiS, who refused to retire from the Committed on
w. j. Bryan'S order. will attend the meeting His
train Is due this forenoon.
1t is expected that about twenty-five nlembers Of
the national committee will be here by this after
noon. II is understood that resolution oOngratu-
lating Mr.. Bryan and the country on The saFa az
rival Of Mr.. Bryan will be adopted.
The following members OF the national cOu1TnStfaa
We're here last night: Henry ID. Clayton Alabama.
]. II. Browne. Florida; Thomas Taggart indiana:
J. III. Atwood. Kansas; L. Victor Baughman Mary-
land; y. j. Campau, Michigan; ]. c. DahirnsH
Nebraska; Norman =: Mack, New York; JOsephus
Daniels. North Carolinai r. NJ johnson. Texas:
John L. McCSraw, West Virginia: T. E Ryan MIS-
consin; J. r. Osborne. Wyoming: B. NJ. Crawford
Arizona and w. a. ROthWell. Missouri. "
Chairman TagSart was enthusiastic last night
about Bryan 1--WE brought five hundred Indiana
Taggart. ''They are representative DemocrsfsN N os
the state. We're all for Bryan. -
national committee he said: -
II should say not. never had any such idea"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
SAY WOODRUFF is STRONGER.

While Jacob A. Livingston will probably continue
as Deputy Commissioner of Jurors In Kings Coun-
~. as result of the conference between his sup
porters and Timothy L. Woodruff on Monday even
ing. 1t was said yesterday that the conference
would strengthen MT Woodruff's hold not only on
the 22d Assembly District but also on the entire
county organization The conference came in FOR
much favorable comment many sides Yesterday
It was said generally that the peace negOtiatio1s
would result in satisfaction to ali concerned Com
missioner Brenner's reported statement that he in
tended dtsmissing MI. Livingston lost weight yes
terday, when the former said that the newspapers
had been mistaken concerning his attitude toward
his deputy, and added that, pending the result oF
table. "
Mr. Woodruff, In statement issued yesterday.
said he would gladly confer with a cOmprOmise
committee. Continuing he said he beIjnveJ
everything Will be satisfactorily arranged to the
Washington support the administration OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt and that Republican Senator and
two Republican Assemblymen may be sent to AL
bany next winter"
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
DICKER OYER JUDGESHIPS
Milburn DeHOuHces RumOred Agree
ment of Political Leaders.

John C. MilbUrn made the following statement
last night In regard to the reports that TansraHy
and the Republican organization had come % an
agreement under which each will nominate louf
candidates for the Supreme Court the nominees
OF one 20 be indOrsed by the other He said;
II there Is any foundation for the report tns.
appeared In the papers yesterday morning tltt -
Republicans and Tammany have agreed on y ~
20 ignore the lawyers ticket in making up q s-sts
for the Supreme Court bench, II shows tnat "
tfon OF the ChOate committee was absolutely 1sC--
sarS. The attempt to defeat the programme or -
judiciary nOminatOrS By this reported deal IS cns
very best argument for their existence -,
Such deal between the two parties % >stsSs
the judges would be the very worst thing -, =,
could happen If the bosses get together ana - I.
a slate between them the people will have 70 S.
at all. No party will be responsible fcr Saos ~
bad judges and no party could be punlsA>o ~
choosing bad judges
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
HEARST INDEPENDENT"
TO Run on League Ticket 7citb
Democratic Support, He Says.

Would you accept the nomination Of the
Democrats TO run for Governor William r.
Hearst was asked yesterday at his headquar-
ters in the Gilsey House. Mr.. Hearst paused for
q minute and then answered firmly:
'eIo. shall only as the nominee Of the
Independence League. l have said that before,
and wish TO emphasize IL. OF course should
be glad Of all the Democratic votes that I could
get. The fact that / the Independence
League candidate would not prevent me from
accepting the support e those Democrats who
wished - aid and vote for me-
II Mr. Hearst stands by his guns his atti-
tude as outlined By the above statement is likely
20 lead to radical developments iE The regular
Democratic State Convention. For the last
seven months paid agents OF Mr.. Hearst have
beea spending money around the state corral
Ing tie regular Democratic organizations. with
The resul. that about fifteen counties have in
sSructed their delegates for him. Buffalo is for
him, and Murphy has both hands and one foot
on the Hearst hand wagon.
Z - f2.ss Q. al toiDs Ar. Eearzt-says that lie
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
FAVOR TO MRS. BRYAN.
President Suspends Rule, SO She
Nan Land at Quarantine.

Oyster Bay. Aug. 2s.-In response to letter
from friends of William J. Bryan.' President
Roosevelt to-day directed the authorities OF the
Port Of New York 70 suspend the rule prohibit
ing the landing of women from Quarantine. IN
order that Mrs. Bryan and Miss Bryan may 0e
permitted TO come ashore from the liner with
Mr. Bryan without this order the party would
have to be separated at Quarantine. so that Mr.
Bryan might fulfil his part in the reception
ceremonies.
This rule, Il is said. has heretofore been sus-
pended on special occasions, thus creating a.
precedent for the Presidents action.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
MR. MORAN INSISTS ON RUNNING
Boston's District Attorney Will Not Let
Bryan Arbitrate GovernOrship Dispute.

Boston, Aug 2S-Public utterances from various
state leaders to-day developed interest in the
struggIe for the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts. District Attorney Moran
sent a caustic letter 20 Josiah quincy chairman OF
the Democratic state committee, refusing the lat
fer's suggestion 10 submit the nomination issue 10
n:llism Jennings Bryan.
Chairman Quincy replied by promising vigorous
hostility 10 Mr.. NOrans candidacy 10 The end of
fhe convention. Mr. Quincy intimated that he
would resign chairman If Mr.. Moran were NOM
'''E Ex-congressman Thayer. OF Worcester an.
nounced that he would not be a candidate fog
Governor under any circumstances
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TO ARREST ALLEGED HEARST MEN
WatertOwn Democrats Accuse Them of Buy
ing Convention Delegates
by Telegraph t, The Tribune. ]

Watertown, n. Y. Aug. 2S.-Delos NJ Cos
grove chairman of the Democratic committee,
to-day announced that papers were being pre-
pared for the arrest of two New Workers alleged
20 be paid agents Of w. r. Hearst
Cosgrove makes the statement that certain of
the delegates elected At the primaries and in
structed for John N Carlisle for Governor have
been bought Ly the representatives and says
that If these delegates go into the convention
tomorrow to vote contrary 10 their instructions
the arrest Of the two men will follow Both sRies
proclaim victory tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
r. C. SULLIVAN ON WAY HERE.

Chicago. Aug. 2S-One hundred leading Democrats
Of Illinois left Chicago for New York this after
to assist in welcoming William Jennings
Bryan. Charles BOoschenstein. chairman of the
Democratic state committee. will be in charge OF
a party Of eighty-fve and Mayor Dunno will head
a delegation from the IrOquos and jefferson clubs
later train. Roger c. Sullivan, national COM
mitteeman from Illinois. who was indOTSed by the
Democratic State Convention last week at Peoria
over the protest of Mr.. Bryan. also left for New
York to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
ADJOURN TO BINGHAMTQN.
Republican Conventions Act May Mean
Nomination of Parsons for Supreme Court
lbs TeIesraph to The TrilEne.I

lSy Telegraph to The IrttEnel
BinghamtOn. N Y, Aug "a surprise
caused In political circles to-day when, CT 'le
assembling OF the Republican Congress Con''-
tiOn at OwegO. an adjournment was taNen y
BinghaIutOn October l. The change vas the .7
suit of a vote OF IS 70 rs Judge Gladdlns. eh''-
man OF the convention. not voting
Four OF TiOsa's delegates voted with Bfes-.
and Cortland counties. while Dwights adhs sn. IN,
urged and voted for a nomination TO-DAY. ~
only test was on the adjournment. but u : & -
here tonight that the result means the uc1l1ea.
tiOn Of w. A. Smythe. OF TiOgH County. m E.t-7
Of John w Dwight and the formation or e'n, =,
binRtiOn 20 nominate Judge r. s. PaTsel- ="
BinghamtOn. a Justice OF the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Trough RIDER" COLORADO CANDIDATE

IBy Telegraph To The Tribune
Colorado Springs. Col, Aug. 2s.-Philip b. Stew
art. a Rough Rider friend Of the President. has
consented TO accept the Republican nomination for
Governor. Until last Saturday Governor Mcdonald
was the only man who talked of seriously,
and his nomination and election seemed absolutely
assured His sudden refusal TO caused small
booms for various ambitious men. but from all
over the state there came demand that Stewart
head the ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
TWO BRYAN DELEGATIONS FROM OHIO
IBy Telegraph to The Trihun..l

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Cleveland. Aug. 2S.-OhiO will have two delesa-
tions in New York at the reception for William
jennings Bryan. Mayor johnson will head one
contingent and Democratic State Chairman TTar-
vey c. CARRIER -he other. Each is counting the IA
vor OF Bryan with 1905 I'm view. CARRIER will be in
position to demand the NebraSkan's favor He Is
in absolute control of the Ohio organization
Mayor johnson started last night for New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
The Squirrel
and the Thistle

You can't run a squirrel hard
enough TO make him jump onto a
thistle. There should be thistle-avoid-
ing calmness choosing life insurance
Don't be tiTnid. but be exaeting.
Steady is the word. Send US a
postal for some 'steadiness" on the
subject.
@lP tsaslliugtum Etfr 5nsl.ru,us On.
Saaa Gsilass. 9gssiarss
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
DENOUNCED FOR HEARsT's sAkE-wINs.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Goshen. n. Y, Aug. 2s--George F Ketchum
Democratic chairman of Orange County who was
denounced by every Democratic paper except his
own because he advocated the nomination Of
Hearst was reelected to-day by vote of 81 to Is
HIS opponent for the place Abraham c. Mac
Ardel Editor Of THE MddletOwn Daily Argus
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Mr.. PARKER NOT TALKING POLITICS.

ST Paul, Aug PA. B, Parker. of New York
who is to be one of the chief speakers before the
American Bar Association convention was at the
Headquarters of the association to-day. extending
cordial greeting TO all comers lie was willing to
tell stories, but would not talk politics.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
A Comprehensive Service

Ii Is the province Of The Ttle
Guarantee and Trust Company %
serve equally we'll bsh borrower ard
lender. We render transacsious be-
tween the TWO parties simple and
safe.
The Bood and Mortgage GuarAa-
tee Company. with which this com
pany rs closely associated. vii re-
heve th- holder Of all care and
detail during th- lie Of the mortgage
and guarantee the payment Of both
principal and int-res'.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

tee IL was asserted last night that, with tne
exception of the Alabama Senators ana possI-
bly, two others. every United states 81
ator OF Democratic faith would be in attend
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Another step in clearing up our
Spring and Summer stock las been
the reduction to $50 and s25 of all
light weight mixture suits which
were not included in the SIS lot.
That means decidedly extra values
for the man who wants a first-rate
suit for the next couple of months
while the mark-down of all outing
suits to SIS is a good thing for be-
lated vacationers.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY
ThEee Broadway STOKES
Warren ST. 18Th 81 52nda
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

Those who cannot unite with me on these principles
cannot unite on MI Parsons.
Those who oppose will divide the Parsons
forces. Such action can only be a resource o, h.s
enemies TO attack his cause secretly.