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New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

The local market for spot cotton was firm with
and - 25c for riddling Gulf Sales $500 bales.
caves5 So que, uhehaged at i3 Mobe 9ead
i2zc: sales 100 sales charieston nominal: Norfolk
steady unchanged at lS%e: sales 80 bales Baltimore
changed at iSHc: sales 16 bales; ST. Louis quiet
9Zkei New Orleans firm, unchanged at IL ssales,
800 800 bales: Wimtngton nominal Memphis steady,
leading points for Tuesday: Al Houston. COO to 500
bales against iO8e and To2 last year: at
Galveston. 1000 10 $500. against los4 last week and
against c1ho. 1881 last week and 2 7a9 last year
eo,ion dul! and easier; sales 1000 bales speculation
sna export 2o9 AeT,G,an S999 receipts 1000 az
E eSaet 80 points lower closed very steady net un
Juiy; es5d: July-August 6sal%d; Aurust-septeTnber
e27d esq ToveIber
ery e2l.d; January February pod; February March
e5er e3iS ei3iSs ops AprMay e2a Man
sLqER and MEAL-Flour was IN POOR demand to-
clears ana spring bakers Prices were sesdy and n
s Produce Spring patents a21s e e 1oas5 ps SsS *
75a9 ~ extra Er No w9te asen's s. 8 $50 s.
ex'Ta Ts1 No winter s2gs8 25 RYE flour dull eaotSi
e2aNAL e2 T ste steady Quoted kin drie s. 2SSss So
coarse 81 17gsl 10 FED-Western yc, cit - a.,
aoUT do SIS To- red do sae G 10 sIaT an 2r niddlin $23 TO-
red dos @ 6ong chop D. , sss g @ adas s5s 8 &22@S2e
CIR OR A.IN1WHEAT-stTong efforts were made by the
naI's 20 aeVsnce tae wheat market to-day with the
&c oi gooa export trade and bullsh foreign ncvs
higher than SATURDAY but the adya nee d,sarrar
n the last hour. that final prices in Sey Vol
were actually II n &c below levels
osr auct Of the late weakness was due ~ ,rba1;af
~ the bullsh crop news our from ali pa},s 81 tt
Mss'ern belt In the opinion Of pit traders much OF
this was Inspired By the efforts sustain rric.r
could not be confirmed 5y Investigation Tho s,,,
map Tor instance showed generally clear condition.
n the Southwest although many private wires I9i5
aHess on heaty rains IN Kansas and Missouri deiaV-
Hls harvest Bulls also endoavorcd ca,.f,,t
our of rains in the Northwest hot without much sue
srhnsnt IooE me position thar prospects in
ptilE wheat states safIefac,orv 49,
lo;n above the Canadian line said tho crop was go
.fftt late which wocld bring v.il fn,c
- but that It's condition ~ present was heeltb,
-. european news quite a factor around "a
pniing snd doubtless had IN creatina -
1'slelt foreign demand. which absorbed ,nyrard
tosqf In al markets. Manttors "a
1o.nal cabled early that the weather IN SzeIe
iAe United Kingdom TOO cold aad drew at
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CoTTON-The cotton market more active TO-
"a after selling low level for the
movement the crop months during the early
session. rallied steady
advance of II 70 % points, and sales were estl-
mated 350o00 bales. The opening was barely
steady at decline Of 70 points under liquidation
and bear pressure, which encouraged by the
weakness Of the Liverpool market, and favorable
Interpretation Of the weather map with the possible
exception Of dry weather in Texas. But instead OF
catching stop orders the decline 2jc for October
attracted support Of the large trade inter-
and the market rallied later on covering Of shorts
buying for long account. part OF which Is
believed be encouraged by the reports Of proni-
nent local authority who has just returned from a
trip the and who that the recent better
weather merely made clearly evident that
the plant weak hold out much promise Of
good yield. The high points reached in the late
trading the market closed within point or two
OF the best the new crop positions One Of the
day the strength Of the near posi-
tions the local market. notwithstanding the fact
Friday IS the first July notice day. August
firm. in fact. ali the near months
showed leading strength IN the day spot sale
OF 500 bales was reported Of the local stock
which viii probably be deducted from the warehouse
the future a private report issued
during claimed that the improvement in the
average condition Of the since May II has been
only per
The of contract prices IN the local market
to-day follows:
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Cash OuorATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York Iklne "a 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day sales
for the session amounting to only about $3.50 bags
The market opened steady al unchanged prices TO
decline Of 8 points closed dull. unchanged
points lower Press dispatches published before the
opening stated that the Brazilian Congress had
thorized the federal government comply with the
request Of the OF Sac Paulo and guarantee
Indebtedness Of about IS. 100000 in maintaining
stocks held abroad, but this seemed have
influence the various markets. and II has probably
been taken for in the trade that this action
would be taken BY the Brazilian government Neither
OF Brazilian markets reported change during
HaYre closed unchanged = franc higher and
Hamburg closed net unchanged Receipts continued
full al the Brazilian ports. and, judging from the
movement which has shown signs Of falling off
for month more, there be considerable of
the crop which viii help swell the receipts
arrivals at the ports, and the IN the
coffee market begins July / The market
coffee quiet. with quotations the basis Of 6izc
for Rio No Z The total warehouse deliveries in the
United States for the week G26ST bags against
66220 last week and 1885 last year; Of the former
cIesrances and shipments follows Rio clear
1000 bags. including 1000 the United
States. 5000 Europe and 5000 to Cape. etc; Rio
shipments. 900 bags, which 1000 for the
United States - 600 for Europe; Santos clear
including United
bags Of which $1,000 for the United States
and 297 900 for Europe Weekly Bahia receipts. 2200
bags stock. $4,000 bags; clearances TO the United
States 400 bags; Germany. 100 and the OF
Europe, 1000 bags. The total receipts at Rio and
Santos for week 25T 600 2zT000
The prices local market to-day
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June 24-CIosing: WIIEAT-spot steady:
No red Western winter Is load No California,
es I'D futures steady: July rs I'D September 2'.d.
Decemhe7 nominal CoRN-spot Arm: Hess dried Is ID
old Northern Sd. futures quiet; July. 4s sd. Sep
tenber. As ll1sd HOPS AZ London PaSiHc Gasp
ga FI0J-R-winter patent hrm. 27s BEEF
Extra India mess. nrn. At aes "a PoRK-Irime mess
cut Il 10 10 h 55s bacon. long clear midiJ.s
light 2S 81 10 quiet sis, do heavy, 81 40 n,
quiet at a0s short clear backs. 10 to % n dull NJ 47
Gun herand cut 30 n quiet bis. short rib 10
70 - ~ dull nj Cd clear bellies. u 10 n
ass; square, Il 70 - n. quiet At 3ss -
IAFTI--Frine Western IN 'icrces easy. l2s 81.
American refined In -atls. duh. at 42s CHEESE
canadian finest white. quiet SIS coor"d.
new quiet at TALLow-Prire city dun. 32s
TVrRPFNTTNE SPIRITS At 43S LINSfsEp on.
strong At 29s Cd. PETROLEUM steady NJ esd. ROsIN
Common. strong. NJ lis pi.
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Female.

COMPANION. - By refined Young lady:
willing 10 travel or as visiting day COM
panion; references. Companion. 70s Co
lumbus ave
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Citations.

VNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE, OF NEW YORK BY
i the Grace OF God Free and Independent.To Bertha
Beck AuFeli2 L. Runk Dora 9 Hanfed. Fredericka Y.
schaefer: Edward r. Beck Agrelia Beck, the widow:
greeting: Whereas Bertha Beck, Samuel Cntenyer and
Christian F. Tieten Of the CITY of New York lately
applied the Surrogate's our County Of New
York have certain instrument writing. bearing
date the 22d day of March 1893. relating
personal properly duly proved as the last VIM Tesa
Of Frederick Beck. late of the County
deceased, Therefore and each o cited 10
appear before the Surrogate of County York
a Office in the New York. day
OF July. thousand nine hundred and seven
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that daF a
there TO attend the probate OF the said last VIII
Testament And such Of you hereby cited are
under the of twenty required T.
pear by guardian. If you have one II you have
none. appear ana apply for appointed or in
the OF neglect failure a guardian
will be appointed 10y the Surrogate represent and act
for YOU in the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. caused he Sealo ~ tho
Surrogaes Court of the said County New York TO be
hereunto affixed Witness. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald
surrogate OF our said County cf New York. said
COUNTY, the 10th day OF May in the year Of Lord
one thousand nine hundred and seven.
l@e>Ll DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates Court
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE PROBATE. d.
Norce anu Admiralty Division (Divorce).-To Ed
!nund John Hodgson. late OF 555 55th street New
York in the United States of America and formerly
OF OF 80 Regent Park Terrace. in the City Of Leeds,
TAKE NOTICE that Citation has been issued in
this Division citing to appear and answer The Petit
ton of Marion Helen Hodgson. Of Wellington College.
wellington. in the County of Salop praying for dis
solution of marriage In default OF appearing
you viii not be allowed TO address the Court ana the
Court will proceed to hear the said Petition proved and
pronounce sentence in thereto And take
ther notice that for the aforesaid within
month after the date of this publication appearance
must be entered AZ the Divorce Registry. Somerset
House, Strand, London
ROBT A PRITCHARD Registrar
NAPLES TEEsDALE & CO. Fredericks Place. Old
JeNry, London. Petitioners Solicitors
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WORK WANTED.
Fenafc-

MATRON BY naIron. IN school or in
stitution for next fall: we'll trained: eN-
perienced; references. Address 2. B., Box
is, Tribune OSfce.
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tention to the free bidding Continent for Aus
tTalian cargoes This resulted sales OF cargoes
ana parcels for the day. Worlds shipments
Io9l2oop bushels little larger than expected
and about 100000 bushels behind the previous
inc visible supply decreased l.0060 900 bushels
Pared With decrease last year Of 1255,0o0 bushels
ne quantity on passage showed reduction Of
% S:'-oo2o bushels for the week At Liverpool there
points up and Berlin ~ a. marks net higher. The
iuadpest market was points net lower. The cash
market in New York closed follows: red,
3tc elevator anc @Sc + h, afoat; no ! Nortncrn.
Duluth, 81 % a. and 40. hard winter 81 0 q b.
ailoat CORN-ENcept right around the opening when
me market trine higher than Saturday.
felt the influence Of larger receipts generally
EoTable crop together with increases 365JO00
husheis IN fhe quantity passage, 30S 900 IN the
visible and S"G0oo bushels in worlds shipments.
compared with the previous week. Cash houses
sellers OF corn IN the Western market Liverpool
closed 5 q I'D net higher and the local market
= &c below the final ot Saturday The cash market
IN Ner York closed as follows: No. corn, 63i4c ee
Hatof and &c { b, a6Oat; No. white, 63c and No
yellow, 624ic O b, ahoat oATS-The market 70
oats was active and decidedly weaker, showing &c
break on July and about l2c later positions
aectins heavy LIQUIDATION, partly owing better crop
2cNicef. including reports that rain IN Illinois had
modieed the bug evil The visible supply decreased
434ooo bushels Cash locally were quoted as
follows MiNed. 26 % n 51c; natural white 80
- n, u Z 521zc, and clipped white n 80
SS'2c. Ky YE-Market dull No Western. SSc . b,
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RAILROADS..
MEM JERSEY CEREBRAL

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
4Ii4v saUME DeIO,, from Liberty ~. sd
ton- Leave West I'D 81 10 minutes earlrr
PHILADELPHIA TNVO-HGCE TRAIN
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR.
-l-lo. 6.3p mTCO. .CN. $50 ~ 90
s+lU-UU, +lI.1U lI.3U. n~I2.UU. ,"l.UO, l. 81.
Zoo. 800 4 o. ,.5.uO $50, ni.d.UJ
zoo 500, $500. p1O.3D p. m, j'l2;lJ
BALTIMORE AID wAsHINGToN-z.1.3 80
SUI i-lo.UU. S@l2.Uo. 200. '{~4uO,
LAKEWooD AND LAKEHURsr-z4oo.
1000 8. m, I3u. k3. 80, $40 p. N sun
days. 100. 1890 a. m, 80 =. m.
ATLANTIC CITY-"1OUU a. m. x1.00.
p2. 80, k5.4o ?; n n 49,.
Park. Ocean Grove sundays. North As
bury Park), $500. $50 li.20 q. IN,
ex12.49 Mo. 80, $50. bOf4 %. "a -,
b515, so. $50. j1201. sundays. except
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Atlantic High
lands. Seahright Monmouth Beach. Long
Branch: Asbury Park and Ocean Grove.
Leave Pier 81. :. r. i2d ST.. BOO. 80.
1920 a. m. 1880, 1.50. 800, 4l5. 80
SO s9 ssg5n4ayS; - 30. &c 100 4eg a - 6' lTR
Cedar ST.. o20 1900, 1L00 a; m. 90,
200. As. 4.45. 800. SO. Sundays. $50,
1870 q. m. 80. AGO. $40 2. m
Tine tables giving time 70 EAsTON,
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK WILKESEAERE, SCRANTON.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSNIILE.
WILLIAMSPORr and all other points can
be obtained at following Offices: Liberty st.
tWest 23d st. Tel. 3144 Chelsea. Astor
House, 24S. 434. 1900. 1884 Broadway, 1S2
htt Av.. PSI 18th Az. ~ Union Square
West 2T9s I'd Av.. los West 125th St. 245
Columbus Av.. New York Court st. 343.
344 Fultn st. 40 NostrarI Av. BROOKLYN:
290 broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer co. calls for and checks baggage
TO destination
'Dailv. IDailv. except Sunday. pSun-
days tParlOr cars only. mDininG car. eX-
cept Sunday. XSaturdays only zLiberty st.
only. sDining car Sundays. TDning car
daily. bFXCept SATURDAYS. fExcept Long
Branch. From West Twenty-third street
el2.29 p m, C43 30 p. m. i'll 30 p. m,
ks 20. O4 20 n. m.
W. @. BFST ER. ". c. HOPE.
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| COUPLES (severaD, for different work;
also buffers. useful men. fOotmen; Ger
| man Scandinavian. French. references
/ Nine Mathewson's Bureau. $50 9th ave,
| below Hippodrome. Tel. BIOS Bryant.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office No 1864
between 3Sth and 3Ith sts until O'Clock Adver-
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263 125th 1898 Sd ave. 10Th and nth
1925 Sd 6lst St. 170S 1st ave- near seth
i51 East i25th ST.: 156 Treulars ESQ 80 ava
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Trains depart tUm Grand Central station
%2d st and 18th Ave. as follows for ~,
Boston VIA New London & pTov---tts 90
+ 1900. .ilo.ooo. * ic:o2 4; An, :do Mi,
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I'll 90 p. n.
White Nts. ST. Aloans and Quebec
- sac a NJ. t9O0 = NJ.
Wor'ster & Fitch. Via Putnam. $3.50 p N
LakevIlIe & Nors.-t19:OO \. NJ; t3;3l p ~
Portland < Bar Harhor VA Wgrc.-t's -i,.!d F. NJ
Ct harrington StaCkbrldge. LenoX. Pitts
feld ia -. 'So.OO 4 NJ. 81 20. t3;3i p NJ
Ticket ofiices at cGrand Central Stn an!
cI25th St. also at c2iS. 1900. cl35i Il way.
c35 Union So else Fifth Ave. C2i5 Coium-
bus Ave c6i9 Madison Ave, clos w. l2Sth
St. 27os Third Ave In BROOKLYN. ci
Court St +1y %ostrant Ave. 800 u way.
sDany tExcept sundays FStops at l25th
St xSto-s AZ 18TH -. SUNDAYS only.
tPnrlor Car Limited. SSunday parlor car
train. iHas dining car. cParlor ana
Slee1ing Car tickets also. saturdays only
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Citg Hotels.

Z ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. with ri
J. bath 81 daily up including meals. 81 weekly
with meals Si2 charge fer first day; transient
accommodated VAN RENSSELAER, HOTEL. Il Eas
lIth St between broadway and 9Th ave.
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RAE. E.TEWoRE 4 oEI0 R. z.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Throngh nalIv Tralns 70 thc West.

Through Daily Trains 10 tho West.
Lave New York Citv. 23d St Lih'v st.
CHICAGO. PTTTSRTRG. 750 am { no am
CHICAGO. COTT-NRT-S. II 30 am u 90 nm
PTTTSRT-PG. CT.FVFI.'p. ? 70 pm 4 90 pm
pitts RT-RC TTNtTT'D.'' g - nm 90 pm
GIN. ST. Louis. .LOT-TSV.. II. 20 nm ! 20 am
CTN. ST. LOUIS LOT-TSV.. . 20 am 10 90 am
GIN. .STLOr-IS TOUISV = so pm eco pm
Offices 245 434 1900 Broadway. 6 Astor
House. los Greenwich St. 25 Union Square
W. 2al Grand st \ I: 3i3 Fulton St.
Brooklyn: West 22d s. and Iihertv 81.
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can be obtained NJ Bureau q Information.
p. & q r. r. 23d Terminal. Phone No
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Surogates' Notices.


(,OOK CHARLES Tn pursuance OF an order Of
I Hon Abner c Thomas, e Surrogate of County
a. New York notice hereby given persons hayn;
New York deceased present the same vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers. their place OF trans
Nur,bcr 4Ol Firth Avenue in the Borough Manhattan
the city OF New York. before the eighteenth day
0l Dated New York. the nrst day of March. 1907
SARAH L COOK
EDWARD D1sioN BIRD
SHERMAN W. KNEVALS
HAROLD l. COOK.
Executors
Attorneys for sherman w Knevas and Harold z. Cook
Executors. - Nassau Street. Borough Manhattan
AttoGneys far sarah E COCK Exc, ExecutTis and Edward
Manhattan New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
i T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County OF New,
York. notice is hereby given 70 all persons having
garctta 8 Willis late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased present the with vouchers to
the his place Of transacting business
oa9ay he Ss in The CITY Of NeW York on or bop o III III
ffteenth day Of December next
Dated New York. the third day OF June 1907
WILFRED s. WILLIS, Administrator Sc
CHAS p e VIM W BUCKLEY. I4I Broadway X -
city Borough OF Manhattan. Attorneys FOR Ad-
Dows R9BERT55N z5I 7, PURSUANCE rSsg{IN OF AN ORDER
Togny Gains ew asan RobeIi DoWg late Of 70 h 1 person
York. deceased 10 present the with vogCh-
thereof rub3crDe'. her pace transacrinC
the business Of the estate at the Once OF Horace E
Demine 10 William Street. I'm the City York
before the 10Th day OF August
Dated. New York. the 1lth day OF February. 1907.
JANE s. DOWS, Administrative.
William Street New York city.
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ADD. 246 W.-Single and double rooms 20
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER OF billiard and pool .
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MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-23
.SONOMA GIRL
AGAIN DEFEATED
HIGHBALL EvENs IT UP WITH
HER At READVILLE-5oTH
START oFFVERY LAME.

READvILLE. Mass, Aug 21.-High-
ball, with Ed Geers on the sulky'
evened the score with SOnOma Girl
today at the Grand Circuit meeting by
taking the honors quite handily in the
Massachusetts Stakes, valued at So
600. Both of the stars, Highball and
Sonoma Girl entered the fray very
lame. The mare warmed out of her
ailment almost entirely, but her fault
of breaking in the first turn was her
undoing in each heat. Summaries:
The Massachusetts, 2:14 trot, purse
IS, 0OO-Highball, b. g., by DR.. Hooker
(Geers), won in three straight heats;
Thornfield second; Sonoma Girl third
Marecheal, Claty Lotus, Genteel
Prince and Kassonal started. Time
2:1OA. 2:07A, 2:O9.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-23
WOULDN'T MEET
STRIKE LEADER
,sct ARATIoN or WESTERN uN-
ION SUPERINTENDENT AT
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-The strik-
,rg telegraphers in this city today are
.,viously looking forward to satur-
ssv when President Small, OF the
International organization. is expected
% arrive here from Chicago. 1t was
did at the union headquarters that
tho purpose of President Small's visit
r,onId be to endeavor to bring about
orbitration between the strikers and
the companies.
General Superintendent Brooks, OF
tho Western Union, when asked today
II he expected TO consult with Presl'
dent Small, of the Telegraphers' un'
ion. during Mr.. Small's visit here
said that he would not meet the strike
loader under any circumstances. He
said there is nothing whatever thai
he cares to discuss with the head o.
the telegraphers' organization.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-08-23
FAMOUS
SMOOT CASE
BURNING ISSUE IN the HOT SEN
ATORIAL CAMPAIGN IN
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 21.-The
"Smoot case" has become the burn
ing issue" in the campaign for the
United States Senate, now being
waged in this State between Senator
A. ]. Hopkins and former Senator VIM.
E. Mason. The latter is making. his
fight chiefly upon the fact that Sena-
tor Hopkins voted for the seating OF
the Utah Senator and has succeeded
in arousing considerable feeling, es-
pecially among the women. He has
declared that the action of the Illinois
Senator was an insult to womanhood.
To Offset the sentiment beng
aroused by the ex-senator, Senator
HOPKINS has caused to be published a
letter written by President Roosevelt
last February, in which the President
congratulates him upon the stand ne
J took in the Smoot matter. In this let
ter Mr.. Roosevelt said:
"Just a line to congratulate you up
ON your excellent speech on the Smoot
case. 1t is not my business, but 1t is
Measure to see a public servant
show. under trying circumstances, the
courage. ability and sense of rlgh'
that you have shown.
This letter struck the Mason camp
like a shell from thirteen-inch gun