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!" THE NAME o. y
Jack l0nd0n's Story e.
Truth and ~

Jack London's iauo,.
charity-'sharing a ss bss.
when you're as hunsr, M, Z "
recalls recalls a story about ,A,.
magazine editor. ",ha, ls]
%N, don tell at a farewell t',.
York before he sam. ~
Spark. ssq
.l,.I INT. London said two ~ 1
S,noklhs s,nnoi and drinking ,s.,1
.. The hos, rang the s,ll !,
woman appeared. W. ~
coniound I.iG you. s,u,lsr !.
most most Didn't l tell yoa III ~
scotch? Take this ba,. i
what | asked for. you "a ~
Come. come said d. :,
the old woman had hur,.,' !.
great fright. Come. con, y
don't you think you n, :! !!
sharp with your old ,s,,,...
"'oh.' said the o,h., ~.
servant. She's only |, -. -.
I'm keeping out Of ch,b,,, ~
THE guest looked reII.,.,
That alters the cas-, A..
said."-WashIngtoa Tlus
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NEWS OF The WEEK
Most Important Happenings Of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered From a"
Parts of the World Condenseo
Into Small Space tor the Ben
eff, Of Our Readers.
Personal.

Jpdee II. u. short was arrested ~
Center. Tex. while holding court on
n charge OF murder. court was adiurh'
ed until he gave bond.
State Superintendent j. l.. McBrieh
OF Nebraska has issued n proclaiha'
tion designating August 10 as house
cleaning day" for the schools OF the
state.
Il H. Hartman in an interview at
Omaha predicts a coal famine TINS
winter.
Mrs. Handeshcll who lives near
tricks heard the crash OF n falling
bridge near Ethel Mo-. and building
a fire on the track saved n fast santa
Fe train from going TO destruction.
William Allen White. of Emporta'
Kan. was a guest. with Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte. OF President Roose'
Welt at Sycamore Hin recently.
Judge Thomas Ryan. OF Kansas
assistant secretary OF the interior
has written letter to friend IN
which he states that his health Is so
much improved that he expects - r.
sume his duties at Washington n
September.
territorial Secretary Atkinson, OF
Hawaii, has resigned.
F. W Medlar. OF Spencer. Iowa.
has been elected president OF the Ma
tional Photographers association.
The works OF Horatio Algcr. jr..
the noted writer OF books for boys.
have been barred from the public II
brary at Worcester. Mass. The reason
given is that they are not truthful
and are too sensational.
Justice c. Il. Graves, OF the Kan
sas supreme court, was recently over
come by heat at his home in Emporia-
He was reported in serious condi-
tIon.
John Sharp Williams has been for
mally declared the nominee for SEN
atay OF the party by the Mississippi
democratic state committee. His Off
cial majority in the primary was CAS-
over Gov. Vardaman.
Miss Katherine Eddy, OF Chicago.
and Senator Albert J. Beveridge, Of
Indiana. were married recently In the
American embassy at Berlin. only
the relatives and few personal
friends Witnessed the ceremony which
was very simple.
Miss Bessie Emerson. of Odessa,
Mo, was recently accidentally thrown
from street car in Los Angeles, Cal.
and killed.
William Mulkey. the oldest resident
OF Kansas City. recently died of old
age at his home there. He went there
with HIS mother from North Carolina
in 1928 when four years of age.
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MoYer Comes unannounced.

Denver-Charles II. Meyer, presi.
dent OF the Western Federation of
Miners, arrived in the city and went
Immediately to his home. Mr.. Meyer
was accompanied by Mrs. Meyer end
her sister.
The reason for his delayed home
coming is that he desired to have no
demonstration OF any kind. 1t is his
Idea that such things are unnecessary
and do no good.
Owing to the strain to which he and
Mrs. Meyer have been subjected. they
have kept closely at home. denying
themselves to everybody. Mr.. Meyer
will attend the next meeting of the eX.
ecutive committee OF the federation.
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-16
Was a Great Teacher.

By the death of Kuno Fischer. Eu-
rope loses one Of its really great
teachers of philosophy. Like Victor
Cousin, Fischer paid particular atten-
tion to the form OF his lectures, which
were models of clear and sometimes
eloquent exposition. He spoke invari.
ably without notes, and could quote
from memory extended passages from
the ancient as well as from the mod.
ern philosophers. His History of
Modern Philosophy" is remarkable for
the precision OF its statements and
the Justice of its criticisms. Although
a Hegelian, Fischer never employed
the peculiar terms of the school. He
was thoughtful critic OF modern lit.
erature, and his lectures on Goethe's
Faust, on Lessing, and on certain
plays of Shakespeare attracted large
audiences. A singular episode in his
career, relates New York Post, was
an acrimonious debate with Trendel.
enburg Of Berlin over an interpreta
tion Of the Kantian philosophy. The
animosity produced by this dispute
was, according to some. the reason
why Fischer never went to Berlin. but
remained for more than 80 years an
ornament to the University Of Heidel
berg and the foremost citizen of thai
city.
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Depends on the Dr.

Asa Goddard. Of the Azsa1
mobile association. vas rnsa
Worcester some Of bis iS..z>
lures.
zone summer monrs
"the approach OF 4 great frf1|
Obliged me to pull Of The rr-1
try road. ! halted ny eif, "
ed with interest the pasir
sheep, the intelligent t'a l
shepherd. i
81 had a short talk Eih =
herd about his odd and tisss
look here ! said, ssns
driving sheep like this o. y
road. when you meet a'a<
coming in the opposite dlf'n
well said the sheps'';
drive straight on, both o'ls'
one that has the best ca'
most sheep"
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-16
Been Dead Over /. Year.

Evanston, Wyo.-Coroner F. r. Cur
tbs has been notified OF the discovery
OF the decomposed remains Of man
near smoot, in the northern part Of
the county. The find was made by for
est rangers. who report portions Of the
nesh 30 dried that It IL possible the
man met death a year or more ago. A
purse containing silver dollar and
rev cents. and pair OF boots are the
only things by which Identification Of
the unfortunate may, be eifscted.
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Miscellaneous.

The government Is said to be In
possession of special confidential
report regarding the Standard Oil
company. which contains some sen
sational matters which will ac. rs
bomb at the coming trial Of the gov
erment's suit to dissolve the mono
poly.
Federal Judge Lands. OF Chicago,
has refused an offer of s25. 900 n year
to become chief counsel for the Peo-
pies Security company of New York.
The Interstate Commerce commits
sion has ordered reduction of ten
cents a hundred pounds in rates on
wheat from Nebraska points to the
Pacific coast
The telegraph operators employed
by the Western Union in Chicago
have gone out in sympathy with the
strikers in Los Angeles.
Judge -. NJ. Valentine, who held
the longest term as a justice of the
supreme court of Kansas, is dead at
his home in Topeka. aged II years.
The National Petroleum association
with headquarters at Cleveland, O..
has inaugurated movement to have
the Interstate Commerce commission
reduce rates on oil on all the rail.
roads of the country on an average OF
20 cents a hundred.
A general strike of the bv:ldinp
trades has been inaugurated in Wash
ington. d. G.
A detachment of Dutch troops mum
bering As men has been massacred by
rebels on the island of Celebes.
Solomon Frank, business manager
OF the st. Joseph Daily volksblatt
is dead at his home in that city.
creasing prices to American consum
ers while lowering them to the expor
trade.
Fred Magill and his wife. charged
with the murder of Magills first wifi,
at Clinton. ILL.,. have been released ol
bonds of $4,000 each.
The United States. Great Britain
France and Germany have definitel
decided on a scheme for the establish
fent of permanent court of arbitra
tion to be called the internationa
court of justice.
Heavy loss of life is reported fror
central Japan because of floods.
A commission to investigate a pla
4 for pensioning persons over 65 year
of age has been appointed in Mass,
chusetts.
BY the capsizing Of a boat ON Bea
Lake. near Chillicothe. Mo-, Miss L,
cretia Evans and Emery McDougl
were drowned.
It Ii reported that Great Britai
proposes to build . battleship so ps
cent greater than the Dreadnaugf
the tonnags q which win be soyOoo.
Al ~ q Roland China kcoD heI
II neax HI1oa, No, =. n Chaiui1fu
ogesa - ~ ss.11t q! -
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An Early Oirs,,,

Your cpigrams aa! ,.rs|
great wisdom" said ,Ae -
"Yes," answered Miits I
II cans deny that | nn. /
something very wise lid |
is nothing like them .si ~
an administration"
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No Doubt Ah...L

Kind Father-My t4,, .
a good husband. you j.s =
Goodboy, ! am quite I'm b
really devoted to you
The Girl am truly %,
you say so, papa. Bg, a, h
quite sure?
Kind Father-posItl,s. nj.
itive. I've been borovIu !,
him for six months, al. !, n
coming here. so its al ~
right. He loves you!
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II il always terrible disappoint-
.ment when little boy who has made
mp his mind to grow quickly in order
that ~ may marry his teacher, nnds
est shs has gone Of anA na15ied
osGss stAss tellev. 3.
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The day is coming, says . promi.
nent architect, when buildings twice
as high as the Washington monument
will be erected. Then the airship will
be certainty. for necessity, you
know, is the mother Of invention.
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Ladies Can We,, sw

One sire smaller after usr, "a
Ease. A certain cure iof,ril.s
hot, aching feet. Atall Drsa
ccpt no substitute. Tral p,-a.l
Address 4. S. Olms;ed. IL y I
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souId.r Gradual. Called TAN.

Boulder. Colo DAIRY Brown. :
Boulder man and graduate * the
otate univeraity, has besn appolnto6
manager q the construotIo1 ~
s9slp@ent department q IL nsouslyn
n4leea Mees<1e Iaehf Cou1SG2s nSS's ~
Ss 'sss:s $3.50 Z s'...s :l!;. I. e. ssa!
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What Did She Meal

Mrs. Armitase had a ase''
who continually pra'ed ~.
Mrs. Reed for whom "
worked. Weary OF heaf'ns
quoted so often, the mistress
day: -,
well, Samantha, what ~
did you do at Mrs. Reed : y y
well, honey, ! eoosea
did, an l cleaned fob d. ~,
fob huh, an | washed y. -
appea 'ance. ."-Lippineo"A
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The truly wise VIII l-..1 :.
fact, no matter no"
mon. -
The Ordway new era., 1907-08-16

High Price for LONDON ssa
London city ehu''I ,.,.,
The The building and site o. ,. \,
of St. Peter lie p0ei .,'a N HI
street have just been 'O'1~
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oe puii' between Kansas City and
st. Louis. The southern route. south
OF the river, will cost $500 900 and
the central route is to cost 81 1873 600
French and Spanish warships bonn.
barded the Moorish villages surround
ing Casa Blanca, Morocco, killing $50
OF the native tribesmen. The battarv
Oh Casa Blanca fired on the warsbips
and was demolished.
Negro soldiers of the 25th infantry.
the organization that created the
trouble at brownsville. Tex, started
riot at San Francisco and "a of
| 'nem were arrested
attorney General Bonaparte ,s
quoted as saying that criminal pro.
ceeaihgs Will be instituted as the ra.
SUIT OF the Interstate Commerce com.
mission investigation of the Hartman
railroad system.
me entire business section of Port.
'"nu' ARK. has been destroyed by fire.
a uispatch from New York saws
lmnader .snnlln Peary has abandoned ,he
.a y. going north this year. .rbe
ueiay In the repairs on III. vss.a,
'ne roosevelt. is the cause
herbert Knox Smith. comu,..,...
OF corporations has submittaS "
port to the president on the ns.-,,... -
industry in which tho gtsnSsr. ~,
company mp y severely criticised for y -. =.
M Wnen powder house couts,r,,,. -
1,ovv pounds Of dynamite burns6 ~ =,
nouider, Col. the sxplos,on ~ 49, =
s.a, sunorees g epsctatcfn to IL sroasS
: n.s,'y iatsss.s tve - - sssssss -
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
TRAIN PLUNGES
INTO A RIVER

Port William, Ont. April Eff
teen persons were killed and 20 in
jured in a wreck of the Canadian Pa
cific passenger train Wednesday night
near Chapleau, 300 miles east of here
The train was thrown from the track
by broken rail and plunged down
an embankment into small lake
Some of the injured passengers We're
pinned in the wreckage and burned to
death while others we're drowned in
the waters of the lake. When the
train struck the broken rail- five tour
list cars broke loose and rolled down
the embankment One of the cars
was entirely submerged. The other
four stopped closer to the shore and
caught fire, and the passengers i'm
prisoned in the mass of wreckage
were burned to deatiE The identity
Irf many of the dead may never De
known
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
SEEKS CARNEGIE WITH A KNIFE
Man Who Tries to Reach Iron kinq
Is Arrested in Pittsburu.

Pittsburg, Pa, April 12.-Carrying
a penknife which was open and CON
cealed partly in his cuff, Frederick
SIagei, aged 33 years, was arrested
in front of the Hotel Schenley yester.
day. olagel was trying TO gain &C.
cess to the main lobby of the hotel,
when seized by Policeman John Ken
nedy, He begged the officer to Ter
him enter the hotel saying that he
wished to speak with Andrew Car
negie in reference TO the sale OF a
patent for milking COWS He was
hurried TO the Oakland police sta.
toin When searched he had 1921 on
MS person. He gave his address as
Los angeles. Cal. Mr.. Carnegie was
not in the hotel at the time OF the
arrest Slagel was locked up char ged
with being a suspicious person. The
arrest has caused a close watch to
be kept on every person to guarl
against possible assassination or in.
jury to any OF the notable guests who
are today participating in the Found
er's day exercises at the Carnegie In.
stitute. Uniformed policemen and
detectives by the score are lowering
about all the prominent men ard the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
CHICAGO SHUT OUT
IN OPENING GAME

Chicago. April 1.-THE features OF
yesterdays opening OF the american
Baseball league season was the shut
ting out Of the worlds champion Chi
cago team by st. Louis at the latter
city. The weather conditions were
rather unfavorablc. all points report
ing cold afternoon. At Washington.
New York won; at Detroit the home
team was victorious; at Philadelphia
"a thinning game was played. The
scores:
st. Louis /, Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 4. Boston 8.
Detroit 2. Cleveland o.
Washington 2, New York g.
National.
Chicago, April 12.--Nearly 10000
persons braved the cold weather to
witness the Chicago National league
team win the first game from st.
Louis. The scores:
Chicago 6. st. Louis /.
New York 0, Philadelphia (for-
fciteD.
Cincinnati 4. Pittsburg 3.
st. Louis, April 12--Kansas II.
Washington o. college basebalD.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
Bar Noble Pair From Stage.

Rome, April l2.-Prince and Primo
ess de .roglie have been barred from
the local vaudeville stage by the city
officials as the result Of row Tues
day night at Margherita hall. The
trouble resulted from an interview
with the prince. in which he scored
drowned by whistles and noise-mak
ing. Following the publication OF this
interview. the couple, when they ap-
peared on the stage. were yigorously
Missed and the princess voice was
drowned by whistles and noise-mak
ing instruments.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
4 TIGER STONED TO DEATH.
The Punishment of Man-Eater That
Killed a Tibetan.

Fifty years ago tigers were very
common even in the hills of Western
Tibet, writes C. A. Sherring in bis nc
count of that country At the present
time, however, owing TO The increase
of population and the general spread
OF cultivation, they have become rare
and the appearance OF man eater
who carried off poor old woman on
the slope of Chipla created consterna.
ton
On the following day there We're
gathered together a hundred grim
men, armed only with axes and stones,
for they had not a gun among them.
Fortune favored the brave, for the
tiger was found asleep under rock.
AT once each man dropped silently
into the cover of the brushwood and
piled heap of stones near to his
hand while one of the most trusted of
! the party was commissioned to stalk
! to the Top of the rock and drop a
huge stone on the sleeping brute.
So well was the work done that the
stone fell true on the tigers back, and
Immediately with a roar the wounded
beast sprang up and seeing his enc.
mics, who leaped from their cover,
charged the line.
But hundred men, desperate as to
consequences, throwing stones with
might and main, are not TO be awcd
or turned from their purpose lightly.
The stones broke the tigers teeth and
went into his mouth, and his body
soon became mass of wounds.
| Turning, he tried TO escape, and
took his pursuers up hill for mi'e;
but wherever he paused and Whatever
/ he did he could not escape tile pitiless
rain of missiles. The blow on his
back, first given, cffectually checked
his speed, and finally, worn out, ne
came TO bay under great cliff
The rest was easy. He was inn
mediately hemmed in, and the stones
were showered on him thicker than
ever, and hurled with redoubled en-
lergy Az he sank down the villagers
rushed in and despatched him with
their axes.
abiiment, are a triad whic should be
adjusted to one another by the laws
of harmony and good sense. Books
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
RITUAL ONLY NOMINAL.
Catholics Will Not Interfere With
Ceremonies.


Washington, April 12.-At the con-
session last night of the Cath
Ollie Hierarchy of America. Cardinal
Gibbons presided and there were
present Archbishops Farley of New
York, Moeller of Cincinnati. Ireland
of ST. Paul, Keane of Dubuque, Glen
nan of st. Louis. Blenk of New Or
leans, Messmer of Milwaukee. Will
Jams of Boston and Ryan of Philadel-
phia. A COMMITTEE consisting OF Arch
bishops Ireland. Messmer and Glen.
nan was appointed to act in coniunc-
ton with the United States census of.
flee to secure more accurate esti-
mates of the Catholics in this coun-
try.
An urgent plea was made for more
liberal contributions on the part OF
Catholics towards the Peters pence
fund for the vatican The archbish
ops discussed religious rites and ritz
ais of various societies of the country
and the committee having in charge
this question reported that ritual and
so called religious forms we're onl,
nominal and did not create the mem
bers into a special religious cult. A
donation was announced from Father
Walberg of Cincinnati of $4,000 to
wards the erection of the chair o
Teutonics in the Catholic university
making the fund for that purpose
$42.0
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
QUAINT CLUB OF LONDON.

"Ye Ancient Society of Cogers," IL
one of the sights OF London. II was
established In 1856, with the motto,
"cogito ergo sum, by Daniel Mason,
for "rhe Promotion OF the Liberty or
the Subject and the Freedom of the
Press; the Maintenance OF Loyalty to
the Laws; tie Rights and Claims OF
humanity: and all the Practice or
Public and Private Virtue And
Cogers' hall. which for more than
century was in Bride lane, for thir
teen years in shoe lane, for thirty
years In our own Salisbury square
has now Us headquarters at We Rain.
DOW, founded in 1910.
II is one Of the quaint London clubs
Tor London is the home OF clubdom.
After all these years the Cogers have
remembered that they have a lord
mayor as president and rule that
excludes theology from discussion
lincoln Inn hall is the scene Of the
coming Cogern. he lord mayor will
preside and Lord Ayebury will talk
ABOUT Representation" Tickets
may - obtained from the secretar.
les Is Fleet street. And one notes.
in this crisis Of femininity, that ladies'
are not entirely expected
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BRIDE TO GET $500 ANNUALLY.
La Crosse Girl Whose Husband Died
Few Hours After Marrfaqe.

La crosse. Wis. April 12.--Mrs.
Walter II. Davis, who. up to the time
Of aer wedding. dipped chocolate In
a candy factory here, and whose hus-
band, member Of one Of the Oldest
tmiiies Of La Crosse, died few
hours after the ceremony, viii re.
c@ive one-ninh Of the income or The
estate Of Aaron Davis duriag the bal
aDce OF her life, according to a deci.
sion handed down by the supreme
court The upper court affirmed the
decision Of the circuit court Walter
Davis died before the final division
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
Madison, April IL.

The senate and assembly commit
tee on education, sitting jointly in
the senate chamber yesterday, heard
arguments on the bill to abolish so,
called incidental fees collected from
students.
Senator Burns argued in favor OF
the bill, declaring that it was the con-
temptation of the state to establish
great free school for the education
of the young people of the common
wealth and that it was not right to
exact of the students fees which ag.
gregated $4,000 or more annually
President Van Hise called attention
to the fact that the bill as it stands
would make it impossible to collect
for dormitory rentals in Chadbourne
hall or for registration in the summer
session and Senator Burns readily
admitted that the friends of the bill
had no such intention and he agreed
to an amendment to fix the measure
in that respect. President Van Hise
did not touch upon the merits of the
bill saying that it involved ques-
ion of legislative policy which he de
sired to leave entirely to the judg-
ment of the legislature. He stated,
however, that the revenue derived
from incidental fees was devoted to
the payment of part of such Incl
dental expenses. separate and dis
tinct from tuition, as heating, light
ing and janitor service of buildings;
but that each year many thousands
of dollars are taken from the gen
eral funds of the university to make
which the incident fees are made
quate to cover. Here he made re-
| ference to the decision of the SUI
| preme court in test case of these
fees, in with the court held that the
/ collection of such fees did not con
stitute a charge tor tuition. While
he avoided making any suggestion
as to the merits of the principle in,
volved, desiring to leave that to the
Legislature absolutely, he clearly III
timated his personal hope that the
bill do not pass for he salI that i
would be necessary in the event OF
passage to make an additional ap
Preparation of $4,000 SO that he
would not be compelled to abandon
his plan of SO outstanding the funds
of the university and leaving a mar
! gin each year as to wipe out the so
called university deficit and enable
the regents to administer the uni
versity for an entire year from the
time the funds become available in
February without exercising the
statute given right to draw temper
arily upon the general fund of the
state The legislative investigating
committee had recommended an ap
preparation of $4,000 to wipe out
this so-called deficit. President Van
Hise, however, desires to be giver
| an opportunity to clear up this stu
alton without the appropriation re
commended by he legislative investl
eating committee No action was
taken on the bill yesterday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18

of the estate of his father. When the
time arrived to apportion the prop
erty among he heirs an action was
brought TO determine what if any por-
ton of the estate of the widow of Wal
ter Davis was entitled to- Under
the accession affirmed by the supreme
court she will receive the customary
widows portion of the husbands
share, which will yield her an income
of about $500 per year whether she
or not.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-04-18
GIRL MOTHER
KILLS HER BABE

Memphis, Tenn, April 1.-THE po-
lice report that late yesterday after
poisoning her two yearold 1aby.. Mrs.
Ciarissa Cold, aged %. attempted sui
eide by swallowing portion Of the
same drug. The child died and the
woman's condition Is regarded as
serious. Dependency over domestic
affairs Is the alleged cause.