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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
REV. Mr.. CuUlIAs NOW ~. o."

Rev J. A. Coultas, presiding elder OF
tho Providence district OF the Methodist
conference and a trustee OF the Wesleyan
university. received the degree Of Doctor
OF Divinity from that university on Tues
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
MR.. GRANGER IS HoNORED

The American group OF the 1nter-Par-
hameutary union at It's meeting In Wash
ington last night, elected Congressman
-. l.. ID. Granger as third vce-president.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
CHOPPED HER FINGER OFF.

Little Mary Kelly. who lives on Hunt
ington avenue. was sent TO Corrigan's
drug store yesterday and while waiting
to have her order filled began to play
with an attractive cigar cutter The re-
suit was that the end of Mary's index
finger on her left hand was cut of. DR..
Fisher dressed the injured member
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
SATURDAYS GAME.

The Olneyville Baseball team will have
as It's opponents Saturday afternoon the
Providence Colored Giants. The Giants
have secured the services OF three of the
best players OF the much talked of Cuban
Giants. For the preliminary game the
management has secured the ST. There
sa,s and Orinles
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-28
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAN,
20 Westmlnster ST.

Deposits may be made in our Savings
Department at any time. upon which in
terest will commence at once.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
SHIPPING NTELLIeENcE
ARRIVED

Saturday December
Stmr Zee. Mar1en. 81 hours from San Pedro
Stmr Hanalei. Ravens Sc hours from, San
Pedro. with China Junk whang Ho in tow
stnr Samoa. Madsen, 1e hours from Caspar.
Stmr Eureka. Iversen. % hours from Fureks.
Stmr Lansing. HERMAN. % hours from Fort
stmr Albion. is hours from Iversons Landing
, stmr Phoenix Henrickson. IS hours from
stmr Grace Dollar. Olsen. IS hours frem
stmr Prentiss. schnlinsky. % hours from En-
Stmr Norwood, Martin. ss hours from c,rav-
Harbor. bound for San Pedro, put in to Land
stmr James s Higgins. Higgins. IS heur.
Br ship Pasrave coutts. 2is daI Ter f.n,
Hamburg. via Cape Of Good Hope
Ital bark Travess, S75 days from Genoa va
Montevfdeo 1856 days, via Port Los Angeles Is
days.
sehr Advance. orisnessen. days from Co
Power schr Newark. Johnson "a hours from
schr John A. Olsen. days from Eureka.
Sehr sctoyOme, winkel 3 days from Eureka.
San Pedro. in tow stmr Hanalef-
CLEARED
Stmr Pomo. Richardson Albion
Stmr Ihos L Wand. Hardwick. Astoria.
Ger stmr Nicaria. Rubarth, Hamburg. u,
Seattle and Tacoma; Kosmos Line
stmr Costa Rica. Mason, Portland; q
stmr Umatilla. Nopander. Victoria; cs
stmr Pomona mona. Shea a1'' EursE S P q 5 CO.
Ger ship, Magdalene. Ttmm- Ipswich; Bal
SAILED
Saturday December g
stmr F A Kilburn. Mcclellan Portland ''''-
Stmr Leelanaw. Meyer. Seattle.
stmr Samoa. aadsen. s San ' Psiro'
G4rnr oTaIo I'll,
hama and Honolulu.
stmr Curacao. Psuisen. Guaymss ana way
stmr Umatina.. NoPander. Victoria.
Stmr Arctic. HENDERSON. Eureka
stmr Unimak. Hansen. Eureka
s stnr lanes lanes Higgins Higgins. San Pedro.
Strnr santa Cruz Hall. Monterey
stmr Watson. BARTLETT. seattle
stmr Norwood. Martin. San Pedro
Br snlp trown or Germany. Helms. london
Power schr Rio Rey' Lucas cas- ie am1'e rss,u
sehr Watson West. Peterson, Grays HsrboS.
schr Santiago. Lindberg. Monterey. in tox
Barge Two Brothers. Bartlett Tacoma in tow
TELEGRAPHIC
PolNT LoB9s. Dee SO p. m--weather
s'eai' vino Nv s sPSKEv miles per hour
Dec . %. miles south Of Sandy Hook. stmr
Nov I. IN lat 50 8. Ion IS W, Fr bark Mich
eler from Brest for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS
PORT IOWNSEND-Sailed Dec 2-Sf,nr st.
nal, for San Francisco.
san PEDRQ-sailed Dec s-schr Endeavor.
SANTA BARBARA--Arrived Dec 7-rr stu,rs
Boston Boston; Yorktown. Charleston and Chicago.
TACOMA sailed Dec s-rtal shin Ita,i. ro-
Melbourne. - >' ''-
NORTHEASTERN Dec s-ss,n Marie.
chilsost from Honolulu. ="
EyEn 9Eam Dec sBr ssmr Dsum
SEATTLE-Arrived Dec S-Simr Northvcxt-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

ASTORIA Dec S-The steamer Stetson ar
and 70 e tongue Sne ee
will load lumber for San Francisco.
Inc sapanese steams 5 Snioarg MAIL ,o. 10
She is under charter to load grain at Portland
for Europe. The brgantine Lurline, with $40, 900
Portland today. The barkentne Wrestler was
towed up the river today TO commence loading
Formpsa left up for Portland today to com
mence loading grain for Europe.
nne schooner irene Gear Cleared &c me custom,
944, 600 feet OF lumber The steam schooner
Aureiia. which was waterlosged here short
The steamer Tiverton finished loading a lum-
Der cargo today and viii leave out in the morn
TACOMA, Dec. s.-Unless the schooner Rod
erick Dhu arrives tonight with its cargo Of fuel
employees at the BIC plant viii be out OF work
temporarily. The smelter uses oil for fuel and
during the past three days the supply has OWN.
was expected last night she is bringing il. 900
the sperry mills For the a.'I past day the fury ns
naces at the .smelter have been kept going with
coal and slab wood One OF the casting fur
naces has been shut down entirely
The steam schooner Signal, which has been
cargo Of lumber destined Tor San Francisco by
series OF misfortInes. ranging from shipwreck
to the injury Of Captain George Monroe, is ex-
tain Monroe Is seriously hart.
The schooner Bangor. which was wrecked
in Wilapa Hsrbor and towed to Houuan for
repairs. Is being dismantIed before work will
commence. 1t viii take several weeks 20 over
haul her.
Captain Bartlett formerly OF the steamer
Watson. running between Tacoma and San Fran
cisco. in the city today on his way to
steamer San Msteo- which runs between Co
lumbia River aud Puget Sound.
SEATTLE. Dec. S.--The Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company is having plans made for large
barge. by means OK which transcontinental liners
can be coaled while discharging cargo.
The schooner Reef was towed TO the West
Seattle ship ways to be repaired. Her hull
severely strained by pounding against the piling
at the San Juan Company's dock
Lumber rates ere still advancing. the latest
Jump Of % cents putting the rate in effect
from Semitic TO San Francisco to LIS a thou
sand feet
Karl Faber. young German has reached
Seattle from Herschei Island having walked
says. OF extreme cruelty. He is determined to
reach San Francisco and sue the owners OF the
whaling schooner Bowhead. He claims to have
been put In irons and left in sitting posture.
with his hands above his head. and says that
he was frequently beaten. He and companion
finally managed to desert
The steamship Olympia, which sailed from
Everett December with a cargo of lumber
for San Francisco. put back to the Sound today
with her cargo shifted. bad list and four feet
OF water in the hold She Is expected in
Seattle late tonight The Olympia was caught
in the gale on the Washington coast Thursday
night and bufeted like cork
PORTLAND, Dec. S--Thc British steamship
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
The Overdue List
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.


Shipment or barley
The German ship Magdalen was cleared yes
Of barley. valued at s102. ISL and Is, 900 feet
OF iumoer as dunnage, valued at $500.
A Cargo For Hawaii
The schooner FL. c. Wright sailed yesterday
Tor Honolulu via Mahukona with an assorted
lowing: 200 bbIs 6our. 2952 ctIs bsriev- 100
lbs salt, $3.50 lbs bread. 81 es canned goods
salmon lbs ard 5000 TT II IS u aSe q Poo
Ros aso sss odls battens 225 oils 80 cs soap
pigs machinery, 100 tons fertilizer
The Peru's Cargo
The steamer Peru sailed yesterday for Ancrn
vaue was At psTis yh "a genera cargo
For Central America. $50 9ss: Mexico. Sass;
s asssm1 E ssSas; New York ssa SO; Colombia
$40 The following were the principal ex-
To Central America-4675 bbls -four. ss74 gals
and 80 cs wine. keg and 1872 es whisky, 90
ana sr l nair-ool brandy. II pkgs beer. So pigs
ls 6ss lbs rice. es table meas 81 Ia Srss onions
GOODS; 1874 lbs dried fruit 1883 lbs raisins
ass lbs bsans 20 es ss o1e on 800 S S
candy $40 lbs ham and bacon. 3s6 lbs cheese 4
Is SOS lbs tsIioT Is carboys acid ioS saSf
bbls tar, $50 cs coal Oil. bbls. SO cs and d.;
si5s lbs soda o pa zine 80 PCS dry sSSS-
70 70 bdls shingles. coils rope. % bbis cement.
IoS suip1ll, cS machinery.
10 Aexico--294 bdls shocks. ) CO paints 2
coils rope, pkgs leather. kegs nails =.
machinery bbls acid es drugs.
TO Panama-175 bbls dour. 1900 gals wine
sV,0o0 lbs sugar. 81 cs canned goods. IS 500 lbs
rice. 2OS2 lbs peas, 90 whisky. 200 erts on
ions 40 crts potatoes. Al. 900 n lumber 2o
drums asphaltum. cyls ammonia
To New York-17 900 gals wine. 1000 TASKS
quicksilver. 1897 lbs dry hides 17f 450 lbs
pig lead. 81 SKIS herbs 20 bales iunk
To Colombfa-120 bbls -four, 3O6 gals wine
70 Eucador-I175 bills -four. 30 es beer
To Chile-3s cs salmon. ID cs canned goods
To Jamacia-1I0 cs salmon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
SAN FRANCISCO SCIENTIST
HONORED BY MEDICAL MEN
Manuscripts Saved From Fire Wins
Medal and Professional Distinc-
ton for DIR. Atkins

In. recognition OF the value of his
original scientific research. DIR. Albert
j. Atkins of this city has been elected
an active member of Athe Worlds Con-
gress of Medical Science
About ten days before the earth
quake DR.. Atkins was requested to pre-
pare paper giving in detail the his
tory of his work, to be presented at the
International Congress of Medicine at
Lisbon. The article was prepared and
dispatched barely in time to escape the
great IRE. in which most of the
authors manuscripts and scientific
notes were lost. It was preserved by
incorporation in the proceedings of the
congress, and DIR. Atkins has just re-
ceived a certificate of membership and
a medal for his work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
PROPOSALS

NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed bids will BE-
received at 2lS California Hall. Berkeley, on
Or before p. m. on Monday. December 10.
Tor the Following work to be done on the presi-
spscihcations on file at said Office Furring
iathing and plasteving. interior woodwork
painters work. marble mosaic and tiled floors.
no bids will be considered unless accompanied
Dy certlned check or bond In favor Of the
per cent OF the bid with sufficient sureties
ce9e9n a that il the bid be accepted the
perform the obligations in accordance with
sa, e . Gid ana with said plans and specifications
served The Regents Of the University Of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

DIVIDEND Notice-The Giant Powder Com
2any, Consolidated. Giant Station. Csi.-A
share on the issued capital stock Of the
company has been declared. payable Decem-
per 10 1905 Transfer books close Decem-
g. G. QUINN. Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09

, MINING stocks during the past week and while the usual
WAS pptb and the tendency toward lower
except tie retail holiday trade the
but
trading the
will nobody o
continue
1T is the market
nd fever
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
cARPENTER BURNED TO DEATH

BUTTE, Mont. Dec S.-Alexander
Findley. carpenter. aged SO years.
was burned to death this morning in
fire that destroyed the one-story
frame building in which he was living.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Overdue British Ship Palgrave Reaches
Port by Way of Good Hope

Suveric in her maiden voyage VIII come to Port
land. after unloading general cargo at SAN
TSe Schooner tSaa Andy fp Mahoneg arrived this
morning from San Francisco to load lumber for
jost a 500 wager with Captain smuck the
master OF the bark Wrestler. on the voyage
nortn- u took the Manoney eighteen days to
with US 600 feet OF lumber the steamer Cas-
cade left last night for San Francisco.
The barkentine Amaranth arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco. She viii load lumber
Laden with III. sss bushels of wheat. valued
at ss5.270, the British bark Robert Duncan
left for Queenstown or Falmouth for orders
The steamer Alliance viii not reach Portland
until tomorrow night or Monday. owing to The
The French bark La Perouse finished loading
wheat this afternoon She goes to Europe Her
The old bark Diamond Head and the British
bark Iverna arrived this afternoon after a
tedious tow up the river. The Iverna dropped
taken TO the mills Of the Portland Lumber Com
pany. where she win load lumber for San
SAN PEDRO. Dec s-The steamer Marsh
Geld. Captain Dettmers. is discharglng 5000 rail-
way Company The schooner Alex T. Brown. az
Ballard. has been chartered to load lumber
Tufts is out two days from Belilngham with
a cargo Of lumber for San Pedro. The schooner
her lumber cargo and sailed today in ballast for
San Diego, where she viii go the dry dock
EUREKA. Dec. s.5The only arrivals today
were the steamers Rival and Greenwood. The
steamers Ravaln. ArgO and westpOrt sailed.
Army Transports
The Burnside is at Seattle
The Buford is in harbor. preparing to 90 out
The Crook is in port Out OF commission.
The Kirkpatrick is en- route to Newport
The Logan arrived at Manila December 8.
The ingalls, is at Newport News. Va, 70 20
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-09
Range Of the Mining Stock Quotations
During. the Past Week
STOCKS Mon Tues Wed. Thurs +

SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
BRIEFLY NOTED.

a white primary is to be held at
Crowley. La. Feb. 21
Texas Hotel Keepers association
meets at Dallas Jan. is.
Salvation Army at Galveston gave
500 poor children presents.
Oklahoma board OF health win inves-
tigate adulterated food products.
Major r. F. Scott. a prominent Cit
len Of Gainesville. Tex. in dead
Freshmen in several Shreveport Job
offices have struck for eight hours.
Marlin. Tex. merchants report past
year most prosperous In city's history.
A stone as large as an orange was
found in a hogs bladder at Roxton.
Tex
New Years was generally observed
in Texas. Indian Territory and Okla
homa.
a little boy named Leslie Nelson died
at Galveston Of lockjaw. caused by
wound in a hand.
In 1905 there were 1873 births. 5s7
deaths. 936 marriages and 81 divorces
I'm Grayson county. Texas
During December New Orleans ey-
ported 2.Osi.424 more bushels Of corn
than In previous December.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
FoRelDs COMMANDMENT.
United States Serves Notice That This
Must Not Be Done.

Washington. Jan. s.-Advices receiv-
ed at the navy department from santo
Domingo are to the effect that the
Nashville and Scorpion are at Puerto
Plata. under the command OF Com
mander w II. II. Sutherland. and that
notice has been promptly served upon
the Dominican gunboat. the Indepen-
6encia. that she would not be allowed
TO lombard the town. and that IL she
desired to fight should would have to
sail beyond the limits Of the town to do
so.
In Washington the event Is given a
double significance. II is held here to
mean that the United States is exer-
cising a protectorate over the repub-
lie. and secondly that 1t means to pro-
tect the American collection OF Domin-
'can customs regardless of whether
Morales. Caceros o. any one eles IS
at the head OF the government.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
HIRE THREE HALLS.
One Thousand comPOsitors on Strike
In City of New York.

One Thousand comPositors on Strike
In City of New York.
New York. Jan. 3.-one thousand
printers rave gone on strike here in
support of their demand for an eight
hour day, and thirty-two printing shops
declared a lockou, against their en-
ployes. The strikers Immediately
placed pickets In the vicinity of all
shops where a lockout was declared
and three halls were secured by Typo
graphical union No. 6 to accommodate
the men on strike. The strike begun
without disorder. In 100 printing shops
the Typographical union gained a vic
tory without a man quitting work, as
these shops granted the eight-hour day
and the closed shop principle demand
ed by the union Opponents of the
union are printing offices belonging to
the United Typothetae. which has been
making preparations for the strike for
several months.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
lHE MOSCOW
) REYOLUTIONISTS
Those Caught With Firearms Will
Fare Badly.
COOLEST OF WINTER
American Factories Have Sustained
No Damage, but Employees of
Air Brake Company Went
After Explosives.

Moscow. Jan. 3.-Except for num-
erous patrols in the streets and pillars
of smoke lazily floating above the ruins
OF factories and houses in the Presna
district there is little to recall of the
nightmare of the past twelve days. AS
IL by magic, in twenty-four hours the
appearance of the city has changed.
Stores everywhere have been reopened
and streets crowded with holiday shop
pers making belated purchases for the
Russian Christmas, which, according
TO the Julian calendar, falls on Sunday.
AS the early northern night fall guards
were doubled. but the electric light
street lamps and brilliantly lighted
shop windows were reassuring' to the
people. who fingered with the careless
Indifference OF the Russians to the
dramatic tragedy just ended. The
Presna district, however. presented
another picture. There people by hun
dreds who had been burned out were
excitedly searching the ruins, bemoan-
ing the loss of dear ones. while police
and troops continued their unceasing
hunt for hidden revolutionists.
A batch of Drujinists surrounded i'm
a sugar factory in the suburbs sur
rendered when they found further re-
sistance useless. The only other war
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
SECOND TERM BEGINS.
Messrs. Mcclellan and Jerome Again
Have Taken Oath of Office.

Messrs. Mcclellan and Jerome Again
Have Taken Oath of Office.
New York. Jan. 3.-Mayor McClei-
I'm began his second term as mayor,
this time for four years. The ,eremo-
MES were few. as the day merely mark
ed the opening of a new term. not a
E-w government. number Of heads
of departments were sworn in. includ-
ing General Theodore A. Bingham. the
new police commissioner. After the
had taken their oaths Mayor McClel-
Ian called the heads of departments
together and told them his ambition is
TO give the city a clean. efficient and
honest government. He alluded to his
present office as the last public office
which. in all probability 1 shall ever
FILL" and said: You gentlemen owe
your appointments solely to the fact
that / believe you are well qualified
for the offices to which l have ap-
pointed you. 1 shall hold you to strict
and efficient performance of your duty.
and should any of you fail in reaching
the standard which l shall require. I
shall not hesitate to remove you
District Attorney Jerome was also
sworn in for his second term. He de-
livered an address to his assistants in
private.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
NEGROES PARADE.
Greatest Disorder Prevailed Through
out Time Of Procession.

Savannah. Ca. Jan. s.-Thousantis
Of negroes parared here Monday in
honor OF the emancipation proclama-
ton The parade was marked by the
greatest disorder Captain J c. Nc
Bride. a former officer in the United
States army. and now in the newspaper
business in Georgia. attempted to cross
the line and was set upon and badly
beaten. street car conductor who
endeavored to run his car through the
line. which extended about twelve
blocks. also was painfully hurt and
forced 10 leave his car
A photographer who attempted to
take pictures Of the parade was run
from his post by the negroes. who OBJ
jeeted 10 the taking Of the pictures.
This was the first time in a quarter
Of century that negroes have paraded
in the day without military escort. the
engro companies having been disarn-
ed by an act Of the legislature at its
last session.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
n. popEDoxosrzEFr.

like incident was a rear attack made
by a body of Drujinists on a detach-
ment of troops stationed at a bridge
with instructions to cover the work OF
the firemen The soldiers when at
tackled turned right about face and
fired a volley. killing three students
and wounding several others.
Monday was the coolest day of the
winter. the Thermometer registering
eighteen degrees below zero.
Two most important captures have
been made of Volkoff and Malinoff.
chiefs of the fighting organization and
members of the National Revolutionary
committee. The authorities are prom
Using amnesty for Information regard
ing leaders and hiding places of arms.
but only a few are betraying their
comrades. It is understood the pris-
oners will be tried by courtmartial.
and some papers say those caught
with arms in their hands will be given
short shrift
A list of casualties and losses TO
property Is being compiled at Governor
General Doubassoffs headquarters.
on the Bourse a prominent manu-
facturer estimated the damage done in
the burned district at s5.OOO.O0O. The
American factories. of which the New
York Air Brake company Barry Boiler
company and Singer Manufacturing
company are the principal. have not
suffered.
Employees OF the New York Air Brake
company. whose works are situated at
Liberalizi. attempted to seize the prem
ises in order to get possession of ex-
plosives. but a squadron of dragons
were dispatched to the scene by Cow
ernor General Doubassoff and the
troops prevented the strikers from
carrying out the plan. The leader. who
was marching at the head of the men.
were shot down by the officer in COM
mand of the dragons. which caused
panic. and the strikers fled.
Although the strike is off. some fac
tories decided It was useless to COM
mence work four days before Christ
mas and dismissed the workmen TIL
Jan. 81 Most OF the unchanged fac
tories resumed work. Railroads and
telegraph lines are resuming business
slowly. The directors OF the Kazan
line dismissed every official or others
employed on the line. and are engaging
nm entire new force. using as nucleus
a few Trustworthy veterans Other
roads will probably follow their ex
ample.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-03
SOCIAL LEADERS.
Mrs. bingham Is strikinsly Handsome
and Accomplished Linguist.

and Accomplished Linguist.
New York. Jan. 3.-With the inaug-
uration Of General Bingham as police
commissioner. one Of the most re-
markable social leaders In the United
States comes to New York. Mrs. Bing-
ham is strikingly handsome woman
and an accomplished linguist. She had
always been in the receiving line at
the formal receptions at the white
house.
AS Lucille Rutherford she was one
of the bellies of st. Louis. While Wis
iting the army post at willet's Point
she met Lieutenant Bingham and few
years later they were married. The
first few years of their married life
were spent at Chattanooga and in Ari-
iona. Then the general was ordered
TO St Louis. A year later they went
TO Berlin and from there TO Rome.
THE general is more In his element
nov. perhaps than ever before-that Is.
for a long time said Mrs. Bingham.
"He loves to accomplish something.
He wants 10 help 10 make this one OF
the best administrations New York has
even seen. l am SO glad that he has
not any axe to grind, that he hasn't any
debt TO pay, that he has only clean
road TO a good end and heart full Of
snd TO do II with.
THE colonel was always loved by
his men. / don't think he ever had an
enlisted man under him who wouldn't
give bis best endeavor to anything the
colonel wanted done. I think he1l
just be the colonel OF the police force"