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, 1906-07-16
GOVERNOR HAGERMAN OF NEW
MEXICO CALLS FOR CONSTI-
TUTlONAL CONVENTION
FOR TERRITORY.
Believes People Will Vote Almost SOL
idly for Joint Statehood With Ari-
iona, Former Governor otero TAX
ing Opposite View-RepubIican
Committees of Oklahoma and In
dian Territories May Unite.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, July 1G.-Governor
Hagerman has issued his proclamation
calling for a state constitutional con
state of Arizona. The governor thinks
New Mexico will vote almost unan,
imously for joint statehood, although
former Governor Otero, just arrived
from abroad, says he will work and
vote against joint statehood with Ari-
IONA, believing New Mexico should be
all coal mining camps and other big
concerns in the territory will vote
against joint statehood.
, 1906-07-16
Train Has Narrow Escape.

Train No. 9 the west-bound fast
mail, had a remarkable escape from be
ing completely wrecked last Friday,
news of which has just leaked u The
train was going at the rate OF tiity-hye
miles an hour, near Rock Springs,
when a tire on one OF the wheels OF
the tender broke ana derailed the train,
the cars running for nearly 1000 feet
on the ties. None OF them toppled o.
er and not a passenger was in the least
injured.
, 1906-07-16
Accents New Position.

Manager H. A. Smith of the western
Union Telegraph company this morn
ing assumed the duties of western rep
resentative of the South Omaha Stock
Yards company for the summer, giving
up his place in the telegraph office TO
]. T. Peckenpaugh. Mr.. Smith accu-
pied a similar position last year, CIV
ing such satisfaction that the company
put him to work again this year, at a
very snug salary. Peck" also maae
COON in the telegraph office last year
and will this.
, 1906-07-16
The Wife Withdraws.
Revolver On the pulpit.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 16.-With a load
ed revolver on the side of the pulpit,
Rev. Father Micheal Tusek, pastor of
st. Nichols Catholic church, conducted
mass yesterday, after he had fought
his way into the church. Outside the
ediice 300 members of the congrega-
ton, led by a screaming woman, form
ed an Infatuated mob that threatened
to take the pastors life if he appeared.
The police finally scattered the crowd.
The trouble is one Of long standing.
The people have taken a particular
aversion to the scolding and style of
preaching of the priest.
, 1906-07-16
B%RITIsHERs EXCITED.
Jam Scandals as Interesting as Those
in America.

London, July 16.-Excitement con-
tinues here over the canned food the
Britishers are eating. The jam scan
dial here is creating as much of a sen
sation as the beef scandal in the Unit
ed States, and not only jam, but other
foods are found to be adulterated and
prepared in filthy surroundings. The
inspectors reports have aroused the
people to a state of great excitement.
, 1906-07-16
WILL TAKE OFFICE

IN NEW
H. c. Scofield, supervisor of con-
struction on the new government
building, who now has an office in the
Interstate Townsite building, will va
cate that on Wednesday and temporar-
lily occupy the forestry office in the
federal building, which is about com
pleted. He will be handy to watch
the last work to be done there.
, 1906-07-16
AUTHORIZATION FOR
PURCHASE OF SUPPLIES.

H. C. Scofeld has received authorize
ton from Washington for the purchase
of a large list of supplies for the gov
eminent building from local merchants.
This will include linoleum for certain
of the offices, window shades, door
mats, mats for the desks, cuspidors,
and things of that sort, amounting to
over $500. He was also informed that
the contract for the chairs had been
awarded and that the chairs would be
along shortly.
, 1906-07-16
Visitors at Sycamore Hill.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 16.-Today
is the presidents at home" day. A
number of distinguished persons are
being entertained at Sycamore Hill,
when official matters will be discussed.
The visitors comprise Secretary Taft,
Acting Secretary of State Bacon, Gen
era Theodore Bingham, police COM
missioner of New York; F. w. White.
ridge, special ambassador to Alfonso's
wedding, and Finley Peter Dunn.
, 1906-07-16
NOTES FROM THE COURT HOUSE.

Judge Carpenter returned this after
noon from Casper.
A cemetery deed to w. H. Graham
was filed for record today.
The second prisoner who escaped
Saturday has not been apprehended.
The will of the late Charles NJ. MIS-
sen has been filed for probate. 1t was
executed last February, the entire es-
tate being left to Mrs. Nissen and the
children.
, 1906-07-16

torica1 Department Cheyenne, wyoming
, 1906-07-16
DEATH BY LIGHTNING
IN LAKE SHORE STORM

Faneuil hall narrowly escaped de-
struction by fire. Early this morning
fire broke out in the six-story building
directly opposite, occupied as a cafe
by Tosi & Libaldi. The fire caused a
loss of $50, 900 and the flames spread,
s%corching the historic building
across the way.
, 1906-07-16
JAMAICA NEGROES SUFFERING
FROM THE SPLENDID SANl-
TATlON OF PANAMA
CANAL ZONE.
Says That Yellow Fever Has Been
Banished, but Colored Workmen
Subject to Attacks of Pneumonia
and Lung TroubIes-President En-
tertaining Distinguished Visitors
at His Home at Sycamore Hill.

Washington, ID. c., July 16.-It is
learned here that the Jamaica ne
groes, mostly employed in building the
Panama canal, are fatally suffering
from cleanliness. The perfect santa
ton employed by the American author
tiles has banished yellow fever and
other tropical %fevers, but has made the
West Indian negro susceptible to pneu-
monia and lung trouble. They do not
thrive on fresh air and wholesome
food, and so are dying freely from the
new disease.
, 1906-07-16
May Lead to Mercer.

Guthrie, Okla, July 1G.-The repub.
lican central committee met today and
will meet the members of the Indian
territory committee for a conference,
which is apt to lead to a merger.
Charles Filson, secretary Of the terri
tory of Oklahoma, intends, it is said,
to resign as secretary of the repub-
lican committee. John Dillon, a bank
err at Geary, is mentioned as his sue
ceSsOr.
, 1906-07-16
HE WANTS JOB.
California Man Would Become Execu-
toner at So Much Per.

Jefferson City, Mo, July 16.-The
governor has received a letter signed
P. B Price of San Francisco, Cal. The
writer volunteers to execute Aggie
Meyers and Frank Hoffman to the sat
isfaction of the city, county and state
authorities. He says he intends max
ing execution his business and Will
take a regular annual salary or work
by the piece.
, 1906-07-16
Taggart's Demurrer Upheld.

Paoli, Ind, July 16.-Judge Buskirk
today upheld the demurrer filed by
Thomas Taggart's French Lick and
West Baden hotel in quo warranto pro-
ceedings resulting from the raid on the
gambling dens near the hotels. Tag
CART claimed that the states petition
did not state sufficient facts to consti-
tute cause of action.
, 1906-07-16
TEXAS is SHAKEN.
Distinct Earthquake Shock Felt at
Houston This Morning.

Houston, Tex, July ia distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at Ills
this morning. Buildings rocked and
swayed and many people were felled
to the streets. The thermometer and
other instruments in the weather bu-
reau in the federal building swung
back n forth for several minutes
from the start which the tremble gave
them. No damage was done.
, 1906-07-16
AND SON HAVE
MEETING At PRISON

embraced his mother and held her in
his arms while ears streamed from
the eyes of each.
The Wife Withdraws,
Young Mrs. Thaw and Joshua Thaw
withdrew. The mother and son, re-
manned alone together as long as the
prison rules allowed. The mother and
Joshua then went to Clifford Hart
Bridges law office. The crowd about
the tombs was one of the largest and
hardest to handle the officers ever en-
countered.
, 1906-07-16
SHORTAGE of Enqines.

Freight engine No. 1888 brought
train No. 4 to the city today, arriving
five minutes late, and was relieved
here by another freight engine, which
took the train to Cheyenne. This pas
senger engines are all busy with the
Elks' special trains, making freight en-
gines necessary.
, 1906-07-16
FORMER ~LARAMIElTE
DIES AT DENVER.

Friends here will be panied to learn
of the death at Denver of Tom Hassett,
a former citizen Of this city, having
been connected with the railroad ser,
vice. where he lost a limb. The family
went from here to Denver and Mrs.
Hassett engaged in the rooming house
business in that city, about two years
ago securing a divorce from her hus'
band.
, 1906-07-16
Golnu to Hanna Thursday.

s. S. Morris, chief of the board oil
examiners, u that the board
will leave this city on Thursday Tor
Hanna. working along the way to thai
city, examining section foremen, pump
men and others, leaving Hanna lot
, 1906-07-16
Accept Uncle Sans Peace Offer.

Washington, d. c., July 16.-The
state department today received dis
patches from the American represent
atives at San Salvador and Guatemala
that the belligerents have agreed to
accept the good offices of the United
States to bring about peace. In the
last battle the Guatemalans were de-
feated, 1000 being killed.
, 1906-07-16
MADAME THAW COMES FROM
EUROPE ON PURPOSE TO BE
WITH HARRY THAW DUR
ING IMPRISONMENT.

Drove to Tombs in Electric Hanson,
and When Cell Door Was Opened
to Get Stool for Her to Sit On,
Prisoner Rushes by Guard and In
to Arms of Mother, Meeting Being
Sad and Tears Flowing Freely.
, 1906-07-16
VlRGlNlAN VISITING
HIS DAUGHTER HERE.

Mr.. j. Frank Butt of Abingdon, Va,
is visiting at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. B. w. Thompson, at 30 Fourth
street, having arrived from the east
Sunday morning. Mr.. Butt declares
this country and climate is simply
grand, n says they have been suffer
ing from the heat in the old Dominion
state.
, 1906-07-16

New York, July 16.-Mrs. William
Thaw visited her son, Harry, in the
Tombs today. Accompanied by Joshua
Thaw, her step-son, she drove up in
an electric hanson at 10 o'clock, dress
ed in deep mourning. She entered the
prison quickly, to escape a crowd of
the curious, Mrs. Thaw was forced to
submit to the regular prison regula-
tons and was then taken to her sons
cell.
, 1906-07-16
WILL BUILD COTTAGE :
ON NINTH STREET. !

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Weightman have
purchased three very desirable lots on
Ninth street, at the corner of Sheridan,
and will at once erect a handsome cot
tage for a home. The lots lie well, in
a good part of the city, and the new
residence will add to the attractive
ness of that section. The contracts
will be let as soon as the plans have
been drawn and approved.
, 1906-07-16
Affiliated With Federation.

Washington, d. c., July 16.-The
Switchmen's union of North America,
with a membership of 10000, has be-
come affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor, according to Presi-
dent Gompers.
, 1906-07-16
IS LANDED
in PRISON
YOUNG MAN WHO MADE DASH
FOR LIBERTY oVERHAULED
BY SHERIFF kNADLER,
Captured After Long Chase, When He
Could Not Get Stolen Horse
Through sarbed Wire Fence-His
Companion Swan River and Man.
aged to Make His Escape.

Rawlins, the young man who made
a break for liberty Saturday afternoon
from the court house, with his COM
panion, Linn, was overhauled by I'm
der Sheriff Knadler and Mr.. Harnden,
after a chase of several miles, and was
returned to the county jail about 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Rawlins,
as told in The Republican that after
noon, stole a horse from Mr.. Eastman,
encamped neal the Laramie river
bridge, and struck II toward the
southwest.
Could Not Get Through Fence.
He went through a gate at the Cow
per place, and made his way into the
Van Buskirk pasture, which is fenced
with wire, and being holly pursued by
the officer and drayman, abandoned the
horse when he could not get the ami
NAL through the wire fence and was
hiding in a gully when the officer came
upon him. He says he is sorry he tried
to get away, and may be s%orrier, for
he can be prosecuted for stealing the
horse.
, 1906-07-16
N FINE;

STOCK DOING VEIL.
c. A. Crone, writing from Walcott
to The Republican, on a matter of
business, says:
"The weather here is fine and ev-
erything is in a prosperous condition,
the range being in good shape and the
stock doing we'll"
, 1906-07-16

OF PLASTER MILLS.
Howard Lindsey, who went from
here to Amboy, Cal, to accept the SUI
perlntendency of a plaster mill there,
writes that the weather is quite warm
there. He likes his position very
much in spite of the weather.
, 1906-07-16
New Rolls in lathes.

The finishing rolls for the continuous
rail joint set at the rolling mills were
placed in the housings today and the
set of roughing rolls will follow, the
first one going into the lathe today.
, 1906-07-16
Registration Begins Today.

Shoshoni, Wyo., July 16.-Registra-
ton for lands in the Shoshone reser-
walton began here today, n also at
Lander, ~Thermopolis and Worland.
Large crowds are arriving. 1t is
thought fully 1000 will register.
, 1906-07-16
WILL BE SURPRISE TO MOTHER.
Dudley Carter to Wed Norma Munroe
Close friend of Mrs. Leslie Carter.

New York, July 16.-Following the
romantic marriage of Mrs. Leslie Car
ter Friday, her 26-year-old son, Dudley,
announces that he is engaged to marry
Norma Munroe, Mrs. Carriers closest
friend. Said Young Carter today:
Mother don't know a word about it,
and it will be a big surprise to her"
, 1906-07-16
Tlmekeeper at Rolling Mills.

j. H. Merriam, at present connected
with the A. S. Peabody company's
store, on Thursday will enter the ser
vice of the rolling mills as timekeeper,
and Manager Jacobus is to be %congratu-
lated.
, 1906-07-16
Burton Wants Renearine.

Washington, D. c., July ia for
NAL petition for a rehearing in the
case OF ex-senator Burton of Kansas
was received by the supreme court
clerk today.
, 1906-07-16
VAGRANT WAS FINED
HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Joe Gregory, a negro, was fined 800
in the police court this morning for
vagrancy. Justice Grant put him I'M
der 800 to go to work, but he could
not give this and received the fine
instead.
, 1906-07-16
TWO BOYS INSTANTLY KILLED
AND FOUR MEN BADLY IN
JURED BY BOLT WHICH
FELL LAST NIGHT.
North Side of Chicago Completely
Flooded and Several Lake Vessels
Reported Missins-FaneuiI Hall
Again Threatened With Destruc-
ton by Fire Across the Street
Worlds Wealthiest Mar Is Dead.

Chicago, Ill, July 1.-two boys
were instantly killed, four men badly
injured and several hurt by a bolt of
lightning which struck the Lake Shore
drive in the climax of a terrific storm
yesterday and last night. The North
Side was completely flooded and this
morning several lake vessels are re-
ported damaged and missing.
, 1906-07-16
HALF THE BELL CLIP

Another car of the E. ]. Bell wool
was brought in off the Laramie plains
line yesterday and sent eastward today.
This makes about half the clip, 100000
pounds. 1t Will be a week or ten days
more before the shearing is completed
at the pens across the river.
, 1906-07-16
Linn Breaks Away.

Linn, the other watermelon boy"
managed to get away. He was over
hauled by c. L. Houston and held for
a little while, but managed to free him
self, and by swimming the river got
so far away that he could secret him
self. He probably left the city on a
freight train thai night. Linn ran
through a back yard on Third street,
climbing the back fence and sneak
ing westward past Mr.. Houston's
store, where he was nabbed. At first
it was thought he had hidden himself
among the outbuildings on the street,
but that proved to be not the case.
, 1906-07-16
COMMANDS THE TWELFTH.
Major Dreyfus Placed at Head of Reg
iment of Artillery.

Paris, July 1G.-Major Dreyfus has
been appointed to command the
Twelfth regiment of artillery by the
council of ministers.
, 1906-07-16
Private Drowned at Manila.

Manila, July 16.-Private Lonsdale
of the Sixteenth infantry fell over
board from a launch in the Pasig river
yesterday and wa drowned.
, 1906-07-16
Reported Powder Mill Explosion.

Ashalden, Wis, July 16.-It is re
ported here that the powder mill sew
enteen miles north was blown up, with
many casualties. Usually twenty-five
men are employed about the premises.
, 1906-07-16

Rawlins on Friday. The district fore
men, trainmaster, roadmasters and
others are urged to have their men at
the cars at the most convenient point.
, 1906-07-16

Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. Crit
fms, on the West Side, Tuesday wen
ing, at s o'clock.
, 1906-07-16
Big Day for Tomorrow.

Tuesday, July 17-10 a. N. to II mid
night, entertainment at Elich's gar
dens, free admission to all Elks and
their ladies who are provided with
the necessary identification cards; 10
a. m, band contests at City park; 10
a. m, automobile ride about the city
for all ladies who have registered and
have cards; 8 a.. m. to u noon, recep-
ton at St. Anthony's hospital Elks'
rooms; 2 p. m, opening business ses-
sion of the grand lodge in Tabor Grand
opera house; 2 p. m, Indians at City
park, band concert; 3 p. m, wild west
show.
Wednesday Not Slow.
Wednesday, July 1S-Business SEES
sion of the grand lodge; 8 a. m,
massed parade of all bands attending
reunion and taking part therein; l p.
m. to II midnight, entertainment at
Manhattan Beach, free admission to
all Elks and ladies having Identified
ton cards; 10 a. m, continuation of
band contests at City park; 2 p. m,
wild west show; 3 p. m, band concert
at City park; s p. m, Indians on fiat
cars and band concerts on the prin-
cipal streets.
Something Doing Thursday.
Thursday, July 1910 a. M, grand
parade; 2 p. m, business session of
the grand lodge; 2 p. m, wild west
show; s p. m, fireworks display at
City park.
Friday, July 20-Oficial excursion
over the Denver Northwestern and Pa
cihc railroad (Moffat road) to summit
of the continental divide. Excursions
over all railroads.
, 1906-07-16

Why not get all the news when II
Is news by reading The Republican,
, 1906-07-16
DOL
MEETING
TREMENDOUS GATHERING AT
DENVER FOR THE ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF GREAT
SECRET ORDER.

Fully Thirty Thousand Strangers Visit
Colorado Capital UP to Noon To-
day and Special Trains Pour Other
Thousands Unofficial Program
for the Remainder of the Big Pur-
Pile Week at Denver.
, 1906-07-16

Faneuil Hall Threatened.
Boston, Mass, July 16.-Once more
, 1906-07-16
Official EIks' Program.

Monday, July 16-2 p. M, wild west
show at Denver University park, free
admission on this day only for Elks
and ladies who have registered and re-
ceived their credentials; s p. NJ, pub
lie opening exercises of the grand
lodge in the Tabor Grand opera house,
address of welcome, music, etc. In
dams camped at City park. On the
streets concerts by the different
bands.
, 1906-07-16
Meeting Was Sad.

The reunion between the son and
mother, the latter brought home by the
formers rash act from Europe, where
she had gone in the interest Of her
health, was excessively sad. Mrs. Har-
ry Thaw, wife of the prisoner, reached
the prison a few minutes before her
mOther-in-laW
, 1906-07-16

Denver, Colo, July 16.-Up to noon
today fully 10000 strangers have ar
rived in town. Thousands of them are
Elks, but perhaps the majority are
drawn hither by the low railway rates
prevailing this week and the holiday
atmosphere of this section. The pub
lie exercises open tonight, when the
governor N the mayor give welcome
to the Elks to Colorado and to Denver.
Praise Elaborate Arrangements.
Robert Brown, grand exalted ruler,
says that no previous reunion was ever
attended by a more representative as
%semblage. The visitors universally
praise the elaborate arrangements
made by the Denver lodge.
Indians an Attraction.
Few features of the Elks' conyen-
ton today attract more attention or
created a greater sensation than the
200 Ute Indlans-bucks, squaws and
]papooses, headed by their famous
leader, Buckskin Charlie, who accom-
panies the Durango Elks' delegation to
this city.
, 1906-07-16
Tears Flowed Freely.

The guard who escorted Mrs. Thaw
to the sons cell opened the steel door
to take out a stool for her. Thaw seiz-
ed the opportunity and rushed out and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-31

An exchange says fhe financial
world will do well 70 look out for
Eusei Hazlett, who has just emerged
from the Ohio penitentiary, TO which
he had been sent for life for murder,
bur from which he has been pardon
ed He entered prison six years ago
without a penny Soon after his
brother came to see him and gave
him a quarter, he invested it in two
leather watch guards which he sold
at profit OF - cents. He bought
more and finally made his own watch
guards He made enough 20 main
tain his family and pay for q little
home for them That is more than
some men have done outside OF pris.
on. a man who can earn enough
to keep his family and pay for d
home while in the penitentiary ough'
to be able TO become a trust mag
nate on the outside
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-31

oaly fook forward i've ~ SIX months
au8 see the aavaa;ages ~ sa esriy
spftng cleaning mog 81 @ue ~ gbeas
woasd hsssltase uaoavnt Taat
doctor Is rIghs Nos az liH iii9e q
elean he houes the Yards. 'ae alleys
end ~ s,reete 4 elensifai nse u
ilpas and dlslnfsssants vtli not he
amls and viii to nsuoh 20 make this
eits the most hsalthfUi plaee To- t'e
found anywhere Les esefyant se'
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

p
Sunday School 9:45,
Preaching at 7:45 p. m.
Those who contemplate attending
these services in carriages and bug
sies should bear 10 mind hat he
hitching racks have been torn down.
Al the morning hour the conEre-
cations of the First PRESBYTERIAN and
Cumberland Presbyterian churches
will worship together at The Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. Rev. j.
~ Ivy viii preach and The Lords
Supper will he administered
Senior Endeavor 6:55
Our people are earnestly re-
Weated 10 be- present al these SER
vices. j. c. SMITH. Pastor
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.


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The following announcements are
made, subject 10 the action of the ,
Democratic Primary July %. 1906: .
For County Judge.
YANCY d. KEMBLE
TOM SPENCER.
For County Clerk:
CHARLEY CROCKER
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER
JOHN NJ LOGGlNS
FOR District Clerk;
ALVIN T.. KIDD.
AMZr CAROTHERs
CLINT sPALDlNG
tor C"unt, Attorney;
MARk SMITH
ior County superintendent subiic
Instruction.
IT HguOhs reelection
fur Tax tsssseur.
D. 81 0eEtRor Reelection
g. WILLIS
ffCE EulEUHEW
for tas ,nlt.s,or
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The following announcements are
made, subject 10 the action of the
Democratic Primary. July %. 1906:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
Station frequently Closed.
Why Not Keep Openp

The excuse offered for this by the clerk
In charge, who is paid $3.50 year, is that
she did not know that the postal regula-
lions required that these sub-stations be
kept open from q. IN. until p. n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
State Not Yet Heard.
OBSERVERS OBSERVATIONS

observe that the good Lord ls the sido
Of the American party in Salt Lake city.
That hunger 10 an expensive visitor and Il
disnErecable companion.
That ''aUpropriatluG" Is the polite way OF
stealing. whether II be an idea or umbrella.
That no who starts to pull his coat must
either h6ht or run.
That some Of the smallest minds live In the
largest houses.
That neither wealth nor position ever turns
head that Isn't empty
That II is rot safe 70 judge a mans heart by
the size Of his pockcthoOk.
That most people try to mend broken prom
ises with the soft solder OF regret
Tint tears Of sorrow never flow freely enough
TO wash away the stains from polluted life,
That II takes moro than the mariners COM
pass TO guide u ship Into It's desired haven.
That nature smiles at ar: but not in scorn
for nature never trcads up0a a soul high born.
That the follow who is always looking at the
stars gets many hard f0Il
That your banker knows mere about your
financial auoIrs thun some OF your nciGhbors
do.
That a great mnny people In this country are
putting plaster on their houses that Is heavy
to handle and that sticks like glue
That somehow your nCiEhbor nnds out what
Ia In your back yard no difference how tight
or high you tuild your fence.
That oven dead men sometimes tell ta;es
That there Is but ono person on earth who
tells lt.