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New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
MILK FRAUDS.

If Mayor Mcclellan is still in doubt as to the
propriety Of granting the request Of his pure
milk committee for an extra appropriation of
$4,000 and 100 more inspectors, the report Of
the commissioner Of the State Department of
Agriculture, made to the Legislature last winter
and now engaging the attention of the local au-
tnorities, should aid him materially in reaching
a decision. Mr.. Wieting, the commissioner, re-
ported that in spite Of numerous arrests for
violation Of the pure milk law, offences were
rapidly increasing The commoneSt form of
violation, according to him, is that of adding
about 10 per cent of SKINNED milk to 90 per
cent Of unskimmed milk and selling the blend
at whole milk rates. Should all the milk COM
ing to the New York market be treated thus
customers would be cheated out of nearly 500
100000 annually. While the commissioner does
not insinuate that the swindle has yet even ap-
prOximated these proportions, he admits that
the great profits are tempting more and more
dealers TO disregard the law.
1t is absurd to hope for any effectuaI re-
straint Of this practice so long as the Health
Department has only fifteen inspectors to super
wise the thousands of dairies and the 59i milk
gathering stations throughout the state As
adulteration and dilution are practsed in secret
the inspectors must be proficient detectives in
order to secure results. The inadequacy of the
present staff Ia seen in the fact that thus far
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
DARRoW's PLEA ASTOUNDING

from Ihe Hartford Daily Courant.
We can scarcely say which was tho mora as
tounding-Orchard's calm and determined confes-
Si0ns or murders by wholesale and by retail with
an KINDS or scoundrelsm practised on the side or
clarence DarrowS evidently sincere plea Tor Hay
WOOD. IN which he said to the Jury that 'if y0u
eestroX ro the labor unions OF this country you de-
labor have the spirit OF Rockefellerism in their
hearts there Is going TO be trouble; that '.of
course 1t is unconstitutional to pass a law takine.
away from the Guggenheims the right to take
WE'VE hours work out OF the hide of their work
lngmen instead OF eight; that gold is stronger
IMAM It,re the Penstronger than the law; that the
tSt !!t man Is - cruel tyrant always; and
ttiat the constitution" ''is here only 10 destroy
the laws made for the benefit OF the poor" The
acqulttal or Haywood is direct answer TO most
or these windy assertions. II is true: but in is
nevertheless disconcerting to find a man. who has
attained some sort of distinction by means of the
orsanlzed educational agencies OF this country ex-
ono OF our courts OF Justice. NS ~
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
GUILD SEES PRESIDENT.
Programme for Pilgrim Celebration
at PrOUinCetOWn Up.
[By re!erraph to The Tribune l

Oyster Bay. July 29.-GOvernor Curtis Guild
Of Massachusetts was guest at SagaInore Hill
this afternoon. He came to talk with the Presi-
dent about the programme for the unveiling at
Provincetown. August 20. OF the monument to
commemorate the landing of the Pilgrim
Fathers. The President will go from Oyster
Bay to Provincetown the Mayflower.
Governor Guild and Assistant Secretary New
berry were luncheon guests Of the President
Governor Guild came down on the 1902 p. m.
car. Mr.. Newberry captured when he
Offices messengers and was at once taken to
one OF the automobiles that were waiting TO con-
vey the Presidents guests 10 the Hill
The messenger missed the Governor, however,
and before he able TO pick him out In the
crowd the big man from Massachusetts, had
hired himself cab and slowly proceeding
up tho Cove Road. The chauffeur at once gave
chase, captured Governor Guild before he had
reached the Episcopal church and took him
into the touring car for the rest OF the trip.
After his visit to the Presidents home Cover
nor Guild said that the Provincetown pro-
granme had been discussed And we agreed
he added. that the simpler the exercises are
the better. The President viii make an address
and I will give little historical talk"
Asked about Massachusetts politics. Governor
Guild said that It was "a big gooseberry year
IN the old Bay State politics. and all kinds OF
surprises are being sprung with frequency"
The Governor did not care to commit himself
on national issues.
We've q red hot state campaign coming on"
he said and until that IS disposed OF we will
not be able TO talk very intellgently on national
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
~ Telegrnph to Nc Trlbune-

IBy Telegraph TO The Trlbune.l
Newport, r. I. July 29.-The tennis season g.
Newport opened to-day at the Casino with -
women's scratch singles which were the mai, !.
traction of the day with the cottagers-
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden. F. Wilson Prch..
Lincoln L. Eyer, jr.. and Griswold A. Thonpso,
registered at the Casino to-day.
Harold s. Vanderbilt arrived in Newport TOD.
to be the guest Of Mrs Oliver H ?. Belmont ~
mother. at Belcourt. for few days.
The opening OF the polo season Narragaps....
Pier to-day attracted number Of the Newport en-
thusiasts.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buckley Nichols NJ ",
York are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James ca,
wold Wentz.
There little home entertaining to-day anna,
the cottagers. Mrs. Henry CIews. Mrs Richa-s
Gambrin and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock entertaInas
at dinner last night. Mrs. George Henry Warrs,
gave dinner for the younger people.
The younger members OF the summer colony bav.
decided TO do some entertaining for themselves
and they have already several affairs arranged a.
cluding small dances and moonlight excursions
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gray left here for Bos,o,
to-day, where they win be the guests OF Mn
Grays parents. They viii return later.
Robert Mccormick. former Ambassador 10 Ru,
sia and Mrs. Mccormick arrived this evening TO bs
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W. Fltzhugh Whita-
house.
Miss Julia X. Fish. who has been the guest n
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. has returned to New Ye-k
Miss Therese Iselin is now the guest OF Mrs P
Livingston Beeckman.
Thomas Dolan. Of Philadelphia. arrived III.
evening to spend the summer with Mr.. and Ms
Clarence ". Dolan.
Mrs. w. E. Rogers, OF New York. IS the gu.ss
OF her sister. Mrs Sidney Webster.
Colonel and Mrs. De Lancey Kane VIII star. q,
Tuesday for visit at Pomfret, Conn
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

be serious considering the liberal pay, short
hours. long furloughs and other privileges which
have made federal service especially attractive
and desirable.
The fact that man has enjoyed these advan-
tages for ten, twenty or thirty years does not
make him a special mark for further govern
mental benevolence or constitute a convincing
reason why the Treasury should supply the nee
essary deficiency IN his savings under the Keep
scheme to furnish the capital for an $500 or 5000
retiring annuity. Superannuation ought to be
guarded against. But it can be checked without
resort to so far reaching a project of giving
something for nothing.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

OF course. you're not lazy. nor dishonest. nor
anything else improper; but perhaps you would
like to have job that you could hold down as
a Park Board clerk has been doing with his for
three years. This clerk, Civil Service en-
pIoye. after having been dismissed from the de-
partment IN 1904. has just been reinstated by
the courts on the ground that he was improp-
erly discharged. And so there is a chance that
the happy man may draw three years back pay.
No, we can't tell you where you could find
other Job like ths-not even in the municipal
service. Three year vacations full pay
discountenanced by most grasping employers.
Even the local government is not broad minded
and deep pursed enough TO favor moro than ono
employe in this manner.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
FOR LIVERPOOL
HERE'S THE FRIED EGG STORY.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean. -.
About this time every year the village JoAsi.r~
used to be q joker: now he's nature ISeojtsA
comes out with the story OF the hot sun that AI'~
egg. -. ard
Here's this years one: 1t comes from Alton and N
IS vouched for by Al Young. mail carrier Ex- %
Il. b. Browning, agent for the United SI@1e'
press Company. .rv
A small boy, returning home from the rsoSvsnfy
drops egg from the bag. NOte-lt anoS e'S - sgg
upon brick. the she'll falls away and the Se
spreads out, as il " We're In frying pan tzza
The boy watches. Presently he hears Str ~,
he the egg turning hard. and he calS ~ Iv no
men, Yes, he did; the men say so. Suanss.s nol
thought to salt 81 as II frieS- ard II VA -
eaten II you don't believe II, ask tho eSS -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
FEDERATION NOT uNscATHEp.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The three arrested were taken from Coll
RADIO to Idaho in way that differed entirely from
the ordinary procedure. They were In a sense
kidnapped. and this to extent preiudiced popu-
lar feeling against the prosecution. Further
more, there was undoubtedly wrong both sides
In the whole series Of incidents. covering number
OF years, which led up to the trial The Fedora
tion OF Miners has not come forth unscathed nor
has the action OF the mine owners.
Happily. law and order now seem to have been
established
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

The investigators of the Civic Federation VINO
believe in municipal ownership and those VINO
do not agree upon the fact that mun1cipal
ownership is not a political panacea- If city
has a good government it may be able to stand
municipal ownership. but if it has not nun1cipai
ownership will not prove its salvation More
over, unless 1t has already a good government
its municipal ventures will be badly managed.
That seems to settle the case for munlclpai
ownership in most American cities. BY the
time that American municipal government IS
sufficiently improved to make it feasible to THINK
of municipal ownership good policy prooa-
bly, the whole question will have ceased from
troubling.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cZAR AND kaiser TO MEET.

Berlin. July 29.-Ernperor William. on his wy
due at Swinemunde August 7 % witness 20
target shooting OF the fleet. He probably VII ils ,
the Emperor OF Russia or Swine erliinde on Auss- So
s. Telegraph operators understanding hl'SS hl-
have been sent to the telegraph Office at $40 -,
mtnde- Emperor William Will be accoulpaAlsa -
Prince Won BulOw. the Imperial Chance4lor' a. ~
the Emperor OF Russia viii have with nm -
dlswolsky the Russian Foreign Minister
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
THE HAYWOOD VERDICT.
ORCHARDS TALE INCREDIBLE.

From The Boston Post
The controlling influence IN reaching this decision
was undoubtedly disbelief in the testimony OF
Harry Orchard The amazing story which this
told upon the witness stand enough 10
staEger Creduuty itself. His so-Called confession
incredible In the enormity OF the crimes which
he declared We're committed by him. except
the suppoSttOn that his insane mind and
perverted nature; and II such insanity or per-
version admitted In explanation Of the horrors
which he related II cannot be accepted fact
that he did these things for hire the instigaton
and In the pay OF Haywood.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

only one conviction has been secured against
owners of creameries. AS the task Of securing
unaduterated milk for four million people Is
vastly greater than that of preventing the sale
of infected milk, ii is only reasonable to main
tain for the former purpose a staff of officials
proportionately larger than the microscope
squad 1t is to be hoped that facts already at
hand In Commissioner Wieting's report Will
spur the authorities on TO speedy action
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

This newspaper Is OtCred and published by
The Tribune Association, a Neio York corpora
tioH; Office aud principal place Of business Trib-
une Building No. 154 Nassau street. Nel0 York;
ogden Mills, president; Nathaniel TuttIe, sec
retdrV and treasurer. The address Of the Of
peers IS the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

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about 10 IeGUe the city that The TRIBUNE 1OilI
be sent by mall to any address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be given to your reg
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dent, hand them IN at THE TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
A CREDIT TO ALL IDAHO.

tron The Springfield Union.
Let the verdict OF the Jury in the HAYWOOD casa
be upheld. fair trial was given to the defendant
and jury of his peers found him not guilty.
There is no cause for criticism or for a demon
stration. 1t speaks we'll for Boise and for all Idaho
that this trial from first 10 last conducted In a
decent and orderly manner and that Justice was
allowed TO take its course.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
GRISWOLD-cANFIEID.

London. July 29-Frank Gray r Cirtswold o.
New York. and Mrs Josephine CanieId. widow Ok
A. Cass Canhsld. OF New York married 81
81. Andrews, Westminster. to-day The ceremony
was a quiet one. Ambassador Reid and Secretary
Carter OF the embassy among the han S'-''
friends OF the contracting parties present
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
PROSECUTIONS CASE WEAK.

From The Providence Journal
The revolving confession OF Harry Orchard may
may not have been believed The defence sought
10 break it down with respect 10 the statements
that moro concerned Orchard himself as we'll as
tho features of II that incriInnated Haywood and
the others. And clearly the prosecution failed TO
bring forward evidences sufficient stand alone In
Ininda q "a tN1rNr
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The castle OF Chapultepec the official summer
residence OF the President OF Mexico Is 70 be either
rebuilt abandoned entirely and another and more
for its Chief Executive This thing was
talked OF about sixteen years ago. At that time
Jay Gould visited Mexico IN search OF q climate
that would benefit his falling health 1t was stated
in published dispatches that he offered President
Dlaz 600 900 for the castle OF Chapultepec with
tho view OF making II his homo during n part OF
each year The ofTer refused This ancient
castle is the most noted and historic edifce IN
Mexico II has a history dating far back into the
days when Mexico ruled by Spanish vtceroys.
II was originally erected the official home OF
the viceroys and following that II served IN tho
saIne capacity during the days that Mexico
empire, republic, empire. and republic again.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
JUDGE WOODS FAIRNESS.
From Tho Boston Herald

nary interest because of the bearing II has on a
class which has been waSed In several OF the
Western mining states II has been tried with con-
spicuous fairness by Judge Wood. It has
brought into prominence in the field OF courtroom
eloquence several lawyers of whom the East has
known little hitherto.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

There seems to be a disposition in certain
effervescent and quick-on-the-trigger circles to
start Presidential booms for both Governor
Glenn and William B. Haywood.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who Win sail for Europe '0-17'
are
KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE FOR BtlS~S---
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas z. C Henderson -
Brady Mrs Charles Howell
r. n. Cardozo Andrew Patterson
Edward II. Dillon
CARONIA- FOR LIVERPOOL
Arr and Mrs Charles G Mr. and Mrs L =. GhadI'"
Gates Mrs. Joseph C. HoasAA~
The Very Rev. Martin J. Mrs. Moncure Robinson
Gerahty.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

In deciding to investigate thoroughly every
application for a permit to use fireworks here
after the Bureau of Combustibles will proba-
bly, incur the enmity of many Italians who ceIe-
brate with home made explosives the birth,
DEATH marriage or divorce Of some patron saint
every week But everybody else VIII re-
joice let US hope, at the sensible rule compelling
applicants to- appear in person for their per-
rnits and commanding a thorough investigation
Of the conditions under which the fireworks are
TO be shot off. Perhaps the day Is not so very
far away when a conference of the local powers
Will prohibit absolutely the use Of fireworks
except when a specialist in the dangerous art
Of touching off skyrockets has been placed in
charge Of the performance.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Caleb Powers is to have fourth trial for his
alleged completely in the murder of William
Goebel. He has been in Jail for seven years.
and if no ever gets out ought to be able to write
a remarkable story of the ins. outs and circum-
locutions of American justice.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mrs ogden Mills, Miss Beatrice Mills, Miss Jea
Reid, Miss Helen Gould and Colonel and Mrs Rot
ert NJ Thompson are among those booked TO sa
tomorrow for New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet arc at Dinard for the
present week.
Mrs Chester Griswod. who has been staying at
Burlington. VT. has returned to Southampton
Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen H. Olin are at Aix-les-
Bains for the next two weeks.
Mrs. ogden Mills. Miss Beatrice Mills, MISS Jean
Reid Miss Helen Gould and Colonel and Mrs Rod
ert NJ Thompson are among those booked TO san
tomorrow for New York
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. C. Taylor are due here on
Thursday Friday on board the Kaiserin Au-
guste Victoria ]. Pierpont Morgan arrives mere
on Saturday from England
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Endicott. who have
been staying with MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Chamber
lain at Highbury, birmingham. England, are
due tomorrow at Boston. board the Saxonia
Mr. and Mrs Melbert B. Cary arrived from Eu-
rope on August 49, and will go to Ridgefeid.
Conn. for the remainder Of the summer.
The Hon. Charles Russell. son Of the late Lord
Russell of KiIlowen who died when Chief Justice
of England. is due here tomorrow from Europe
board the Baltic AS one OF tho legal repre-
sentattves of Sir Thomas Lipton II Is supposed
that he may have something TO do with another
challenge for the Americas Cup by Sir Thomas.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor has left London, and has
Joined her husband and at Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt who have
been touring in automobile through the Berk
shires have returned TO Tuxedo.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. who arrived the other
day from Europe. is at Tuxedo with her daughter.
Mrs William Kent.
Peter Augustus Jay. recently promoted from tho
American Embassy at COnstantinople TO the post
Of First Secretary of Legation at Peking is due
here tomorrow from Europe. on board the Majes-
tic, route China
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy have
closed their place at Hampstead. Long Island, and
have gone TO Bar Harbor for the remainder Of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin have gone to New
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
AnUSementS.

AERIAL GARDENS-s:3O-The Roneymooners.
BRIGHTON BEACH Parks 30-S.30-1ol Ranch
CASINOS s:l5-Fascinatlug Flora ~
CONEY lSlAAND-Luna Park-Dreanlano-S o-SnespfoooAsc
Park.
EDEN MCSEE-The World IN Wax.
EAMMERSTETN Observation-Disclosures
HERALD SQUARES :l5-The Orchid
JARDIN DE PARIS-S :30-Folles OF 1907 x.,x
MADISON sQUAPE ROOF GARDEN-S:So-Ihs MAID
and the Millionaire.
MANHATTAN BEACH-s :3o-Pain's Fireworks
ST. NICHOLAS -S:30-Kaltenborn Concort
sATOY-s:15-The Man OF the Hour.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and her children and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry a. C. Taylor are due mere on
Thursday or Friday on board the Kaiserin Au-
guste Victoria ]. Pierpont Morgan arrives here
on Saturday from England
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
About People and Sccidi Incidents.

port, where they staying with Mr. and n.
Clarence W. DOlan-
Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler Is with Miss Hs,, ,
Butler at the latter's place at Stockbridge No
and on the conclusion OF her visit will re+,,-
Blythe Harbor, her summer home at ST. Jansa
Long Island.
Cornelius FeIlowes has rented the Wakelev 49,. 3
tage, In Fifth avenue Saratoga, for the nonth :.
August
Elsewhere in the cable dispatches will be for-,
an account Of the wedding yesterday in London -
Frank Gray Griswold to Mrs \. Cass Cansa,s
whose engagement was announced last weak -
these columns
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Endicott who have
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamber
lain at Highbury. near Birmingham. England. are
due tomorrow at Boston. on board the Saxonia
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs Stephen H. Ohn are at Ax-ies-
Bains for the next two weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
NepIork Daily Gribarsrs.

TUESDAY, JULY 80, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Melbert B. Cary arrived from Eu
rope on August 10. and will go TO Ridgefeid
Conn. for the remainder OF the summer.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet arc at Dinard for the
present week.
Mrs. Chester Griswold who has been staying at
Burlington VT, has returned 10 Southampton,
Long Island
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Peter Augustus Jay, recently promoted from thi
American Embassy at Constantinople 10 the pos
OF First Secretary of Legation at Peiing is du
here tomorrow from Europe. on board the Majes
tic, en- route TO China
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mrs. Pierre Lorillard ST.. who arrived the other
Mrs. William Kent
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy have
closed their place at Hampstead Long Island, and
have gone to Bar Harbor for the remainder OF the
season.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. C Oliver 1selin have gone to New
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mrs John Jacob Astor has left London, and has
Joined her husband and at Paris.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

port where they are staying with Mr.. and M,
Clarence W. Dolan-
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt who have
been touring in automobile through the Berk-
shires. have returned to Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
WOES

A silly Young miss in Cohoes
Had freCklcs all over her nosa.
And she cried til she tried
Suicide. then she died.
But whether that helped no ono /
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-28
Hold INQUEST OVER
Q|LL|R.GYkAN@ WIFI. / !.
FORMER EPIsCOPALI.sN RECTOR
OF CHICAGO SUSPECTED OF
POISONING HER
He Is Walter swinburn Hancock and
Was Concerned in Scandals With
Women His wife Died Suddenly
From Appendicitis But Sons
Suspicious Are Aroused and Body
Is Exhpmed.

London, June %. Walter Swim
burn Hancock, formerly an Episco.
palian clergyman OF a fashionable
church in Chicago, who his bishop
inhibited on account of scandals with
women is under police surveillance
here. He is suspected of having
poisoned his wife who was the wild
ow Of Paul Townsend Jones Of New
York, allegations to that effect hav.
ing been made in Kensington cor.
oner's court at an inquiry now be-
ing held.
- NJ rs rs.5 Hancock II; died on March q
last, the cause of death being certi.
fed as appendicitis. Afterwards the
body was exhumed on account Of the
suspicious Of her son, who is bar
rister. He testified at the inquest,
intimating strongly that he thought
Hancock poisoned his wife in order
to obtain her property. Other wit
nesses testified that Mrs. Hancock
had drawn a will giving everything
to her son, but when she attempted
to sign the document on her death
bed, she collapsed. The Inquest war
adjourned until July L 1th, for the
pirpose Of having an analy lysis Of the
contents of the stomach made.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1907-06-28
May Turn Tide

But the premier's reso,irc fllnesa
III traditional. He has been the hero
Of so many parli battles
that bis friends believe he Will turn
the tables on his enemies ana tri-s
umph again today. The moderate re-
publicans indorse hts course and II
large number Of the members of the
right, although they oppose him per-
sonally, probably will vote N the
present crisis to sustain the minis
try.
Business interests throug ghout the
country are genuinely alarmed AT the
growing demoralizat tion and disorz
ganization that prevades the masses
and the general sentiment fayors 8;
more conservative rather than d more
radical government.
The premier announced last night
that reports received from the pre-
fects IN the disturbed area show
that pacification IS proceeding so rap
idly that he hopes shortly to order
the withdrawal of the troops,