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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

10 Belgium there are no stone or
hawthorn hedges like there are in
England.
Instead OF being enclosed hy q
hedge the fields are raised up b.
fairly high earth banks and the
roads are cut out OF them as II
we're: go that when you are walk
Ing IN the country you are down in
sort Of valley with low green banks
on either side OF you.
The things that are chiefly culti-
yafe5 in Belgium are the beetroot-
for making the cheaper kind Of su-
gar. you know-and you can see field
upon field Of their refdy-green
leaves stretching on either side OF
you as You walk along. says Home
Chat
Flax Is also much groFn over
there. and in summertime the fields
are such a pretty sight when the
pale biue fax blossoms are out in
full bloom.
Belgian asparagus IS also renovn-
e. ali over Europe. II has white
instead Of purDie-green tips. Ike our
home grown asparagus. Nov. next
time you see asparagus with white
tips in the shops you'Il know where
Il comes from, won't you
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

Professor Isaac Ward recently
demonstrated before the Institution
OF Civil Engineers that solid metals
may reveal by their structure the
vibrations to which they have been
subjected.
In explaining this phenomenon.
experiments have been made showing
that a beautiful wave structure can
be impaired to the surface Of mer-
curry By the vibrations Of an ordin-
airy tuning-fork, and that even the
surface OF solid lead that has been
subjected to similar vibrations pos
esses a structure resembling that OF
a vibrating surface OF mercury
Mild steel was defined By Pro
fesor Ward as a solid solution" OF
iron and carbon, free from cinders-
MetalIurgists have doubled the
strength of steel as It was known in
its early days.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
PLEASED WIN THE s,lokE-



Among the numerous employees
Of one Of the government denarE-
menfs ia this city are two mea wAass
names. though they aiNer in sAe was
Of spelling them are nof aisngetaer
unlike In The manner 81 their Pro-
unuclasion. Both uf them haVe ta~
good fortune Of being close frie1 -
Of > prominent druegisz. aad t4s
elder Of the tive has Eregpentiy 1s-
tained fronl the me,iicl1e mza a s4s--
ply Of medicatea cizars. welrA -
finds 20 be ~ value in xiviuG slm r.
lief from 3 catarrhal aEecflau
Recently b. called oa tAe lrax-
giSt and requested him 70 bare Nr--
pared for aim q boz 80 the cigars.
After few dags. noE hassnz TT
ceiFed them. - wrote q aors -
Qufring IS 20 ne calse 81 sEs iaae-
tenfi0n. and received word n reass
that the medicated sfagies BAD e~e1
seat 20 lis o@ee seTerai 4aFs -
fore MS complaint was made
The next thlzz vas ezli maie AZ
the drug store - Eae mal NaE1 s4e
cararrh. who uas dlspesesl 60 o. aa-
dlznanf. And ire porter HA0. lad .eea
DESPATCHED vita she ef4ars vas eall-
81 up- IL said r11r - ssoA t1ezz ss
he ofEce and lanfet s1@r1 - zles-
seagsr. wh0 preElsesE taeE s4ns1.t
- delzFere1 wirAolr aaF 4ez4g. E1eF
hz6 ror beeu- Howerer. and 81 -
"a. fss-.s..asssesara. rssss
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
WAYS or SEA HEDeEHoo<
How il Protects Itself Press ne Huz-
gry Shark-

OF fishes q large n1U1er a<e pro-
tecfed from hostile attack b ~oH-
ering OF prickles. b Tar The 1as<
curious examples are ths glohe ssAaa
o. sea hedgeh0gs q the Asl1ntie
and Indc-Pacifc oceans TIE ex-
IRENE length o. the gio1e Ssh =
something lees than two feet II
has thick lips ard gogxle eges. aA.ca
give il the appearance &c a goosl-aat-
ured counfryman. Courage e see18
70 lack and one mfghf suppose tAax
such . simplefon would fall a. easg
pres 20 the hrst SHARK or aoxaa1 K
encountered Vet the eioce as1 =
able 20 take care 80 Itself lt aeNer.
under any Circumstances. attacks -
enemy- yet IS always ready 90 -
reive aim n a suitable mana~r snoui4
he provoke hosuliries. Let - sap
pose that = shoal of xlobe ssses =
swimming rraEquiliy - tae esenr
waters When g IS slli1snig sarortss..l
BY a hungry shark ~ caurae -
little fellows scuttie hifher ana fAE-
Their IN uncontroIlabIe alarm. ar
la
powerful taIi. ielsurelv sinezss oax
one % the feelzs globe ashas ana
sets out tn purSalt- NoW asEhoa91
the globe ash IS goo1 swimmer Z
Is DO match for the shark r1e ch
Is in every vas une1.l al and eaa 14ew
but ore ending Wnhin a feN mla-
utes q is commencement tAa saa7x
must osertake the globe asa. BaE
the quarry Is weif aware 81 IS 1aa-
ger. It makes a Decline for zae sar-
face. and - soon a. &C. gets there -
gins 20 take in gresf <llps 81 arr
Then a strange thinx hapreas. To
fish that ouly moment before 49,
thin and snail begins - gro0 ssouE-
er and stoufer until. hke the 1rue >
the fable. it seems en- Danger 81 burst
ihz. Be- stops inaatiag Itself aoa-
ever. just in Time 60 avert snfs cas-
astrophe. Bun - SKIN has aeesnss
as taut a. q drumhead ana tbs a ao.a
or It's hody s. covered wHh aaara
erect prickies- It has aecome = 80
hedghog. and The hangrv saark
which comes surginS throuzh ths
water dares noe touch tr. hut tlras
tail IN search - s0methinG Mere
eatable- OF course The globe ssn Nas
covered with priekles all che time.
but in periods Of tranquility these
lie comfortably along rs siies. ilst
a. do those Of the hedxehoss. Eniizss
It's land prototype. however. fhe SEA
hedgehog IS unprovislea wltA = sue-
ciai muscle Tor ereeting rs priski.s
so when danger threatens .is has re-
course 70 the mechanical method ~
initiating the whole BODY with air 81
with water II Il eannor reach -
surface quickly.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

Y1sv dori0r oil tell you fusf rahy sce
ase suiphuf. eivcerin. efc.. efc.. IN
AYR : Hair Hisor. Ak him aboaf II.
SNAPSHOTS.

He works for his board-The lum-
herman.
They come high. but we must
have them-clouds.
DeWist's Little Early Rlsers, rens
Die little pills. Recommended By
Teldmeyer Bros. Druggists
His days are numbered-The
Thanksgiving turkey.
In literary career one Of the
greatest drawbacks Is return postage. .
He who kills time will eventually
discover that it comes back to haunt
him,
The grave digger isn't the only
man who is continually finding him
self IN hole.
Speaking of geniuss you can't
always measure mans brains by the
length of his hair.
When the cold winds dry ana cTacK
the skin get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros. Orig
g.sts
The credit of some people is 80 bad
that they actually feel they are In luck
If they are IN debt.
No, maude, dear, a man doesn't
necessarily have TO use cuss words
when he takes the oath of office.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets
druggists refund money II falls to cure
r.. W. GROVES signature is on each box. PC
1t doesn't take an actor to make
UP for lost time.
1t is good trait in cook to make
the best OF things.
We always admire man with
winning ways until we play poker
with him.
PILES CURED IN o TO - DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
trudtng Piles in 10 II daysor money refund
ed. 50c. MI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

Alabama il now producing - much
liz iron a. Pennsylvania did > quar-
ter cf q century ago II 1857 the
South made 2 trlfe more than s99.-
GOO tons Last year IL made ? ,59ss-
coo tons The South has zb0ur one
half tie known iron ores q TIE Tn
ifeI states. A great steel industry
bss sprung - n Alabama vithin
the last ten years and i f. said 70
produce better steel rzffs than the
ssOrth and ~ q lower cost
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
w GLEASON.


Lieut. g. X c0n1bs.fEe young nzFzi
afseer wbo vas compelled % leave his
ship. The cruiser Washington, on the
eve - Us departure October T. for
~an Francisco. because u = Temporary
mental alteration. supposed 70 bage
beeu fudaesd ~ excessive enthusiasm
oser the prospects - the Paei6e cruise
has been granted sick leave = three
nezfhs. TIE Leave wflf become eIse-
ts~e upon the o1seer issiDg dlsebarged
frgra Tire Szvzf Hospital n Sew
Yarz. - wb5eh - waE taken from
TIE erufssr-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
Seeing the Pearl in the Oyster.

An interesting application Of the
x-rays is for the detection OF the
pearl inside the closed shell Of the
moIIuse. IN a paper contributed 10
the Complies Rendus." Of the BIO
logical Society Of Paris. r Dubois
gives an account Of photographs
which be has made. showing pearl
inside a species u peari-bearing
rlusseI. He notes also that a similar
radlograph Of a pearl inside shell
Mas made By Auguste Lumlere. and
exhibited At the Colonial Exhl5i-
tioon, Al yzrseiiIes, IN 1906.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

As an ey1dence Of Nhzt good 1rzln-
aze and x001 water can Do Tor re
hezlrh q = community rhe exDe-l-
enoe o. the Engilsn tow - crDg-
Ter e Interesting TIE Sntrotzcfsc1
q improved drainage Es11ee9 tne
dezrh rate froD p 70 - Der th0z-
eznf % population TIE tgphol1
essez feII from - peT 1859 % GFe-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
STATE or OHIO. CRY OF TOLEDO :
LUCAS COUNTY.

Frank ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
; senior partner Of the firm OF F j.
Cheney < Co.. doing business in the
CITY Of Toledo. County and State afore-
said, and that sail firm viii pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each ana every case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured BY the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn % before me and subscribed in
nv presence, this 9th day of December,
A. ID. 1856.
A. w. GLEASON.
toEAL-l Notary Public.
Halls Cztzrrh Cure IS taken internally
and acts directly On the blood and MUG
Gus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials free.
FL CHENEY. Toledo, o.
Sold b. ali Druggists. 75c-
Take Halls Family Pills for ccnssl-
pati0r-
Fos Sale BY Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Stcrc. dee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

A Dz1ixh gzrfezer 1zS zzeeee1e1
- xroxf1z e1e1wesss. tae <zZo1s
s1psne EDwex DeesIlzr - fse 1izzf-
~ hesghfs q re Swiss 4lSe- r.
e1ferprfxl1z xzree1er - ezpDrrsng
large azznffete1 - tke EoNers -
gwSzss hotel6. rheye rk~g are So
x Tourists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

bar CfaznnfpeFsafD's Eo1ic- 1belrrS
.sssg D1zrrlsa<z Remedy Cured
Hin

i i wlzh r.esesse tozs.l gre 20 Gar
-rsnrssrrre1 tesslasoEszi- Aerst ; gezT ~.
sker ! tz3 . eeTers Ezs< - E1sz<aes -
-zzxfs c.sz "a hzr8 rzsa al - Esezkies
.srrssss ~ ~ stoSzcs al scweAe- 80
as zzfsf tzze 80 kz3 i - ben t1r ~
80 = ctzzszerlzssz's Ok, CAosesz az -
zrrhaez Eenae,5g ! c1aI6 nos h1Es p0aelssg
frsz tr.1 > ~ hosx kzzsT, - fkzr1e =
-Ezs rsnessT so 49, stro1< I'D wk.2
.are wriesen ne z1gye fsrSsgh ezzDrie TrzSs-
me 1r.s skzI zIpzgs eF<zk > god wog'
f.~ lis rer1efr.->AN ~. fsuxE. CcneDE[-
Ga Fer szie - Fei6z<7sr BrsS- DrzE
<eerz-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

: 1f1rzar fE55I baksrT hzs rlsfts1 "
rse etoTk 14sl Friday nfxbt- WkeB .
Ene @Dn w&1 le<s a. t1e tox1e ~ 1r.
am1 rfrs. DxcIl.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

eefnesday- and saturdays only.
frraroIls, . f0 p ~ Ar. Baltic. % - p IA
r. H.Ito. b s. 3 m Ar. Annapolis. a. 3o IA
Is WILSON HR0wS. Manager.
81 GROWS. q. a. a +. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18

n +
II ycn c1nnof ~ hacusonles be IS Hand
some as you can. Every human being has
legal rightfo good looks. Know OF any
thing fhafconuibuie more 70 II than asplen-
did head Of hair? Ayers Hair Vigor keeps
the hair soft and smooth, makes IL grow
faster Does not color the hair 6; Az r c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
RAILROAD BULLETIN.
SpeeialTrain Service
AND REDUCED RATES.

WEDNESDAY, 20 Baltimore FOR , IL
b. ~. aud 63J ,. IA. trains. Tickets
81 - 0l. good date only.
sATuRDAYS AND SUNDAYS for
aI trains. SOC, good up 90 and includ-
ms Monday following date Of sale.
-aeeiai Trains viii leave BALTIMORE
Wednesday and saturday nights a.
a. - b. ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-18
snnaaoIIs Washington { BaItO.

peansylrsnis and b. D. Railroads..
srhednle fu effect Iaae ath. 1877.
rfrafl.r fan FlnE Annapolis connect wItn tno
aasf wants. d. -. a. odertons ana the tal-
L. =. ars q nnio o.. IL. az Annapolis Junction
~ : f POINTS NcEtn. EAST. .o1tn and "a esk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18

utos DO had sold ont Cannon in the
meantime. was hurryiug up and down
The streets selling .E ure homo 90 pers''
You've seen better days1" tim dIy
vDntured an old woman as She bought
a paper.
Yes, and better nights" was CAM
mons ret0rt
half hour later the Main street
crowds saw tho two young men parad-
ng grave'y through the big b sin.s7
houses iu-of 400 thinrs-harrels
Behind them trOopod several score Of
boys
Sul later the two hoys-HaIm aud
CJnuon-wcre standing on the corner
of second South and Naln-tao busy
Cornor-stIl BOO barrels and rg q
songs with more words han music Po-
Hocmcu. believing the boys were dee
mcntod. started O. fri 10 ~ tHa cr1r i-
vs. ich had rat. ere quickly. we 20
w spared exp n tious, Dc tlue-cuats
went ON
Lat last night fhc Qu er irg s. de-
scri' e. com" o. "a hilar us r..lf A.
ton Zoo % certain building up Ou the hin.
What was g. an about?
Frank Hahn ard 90" Couno ar
now full 8edrod members of the Alphi
~. "a university frat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
CLOSING UP THE WORK.
only Necessary Repairs WI he A.
tended 90 During Winter Months.

Tho construction department of Che
Utah Light g. Railway companis is Clos-
Ing up the moro important work flr the
season. Tho latest thinR done has heon
tho rebuilding OF n bud piece of track ON
seventh East street between Twelfth
ana thirteenth south streets or
about Tive ordinary city bIoct
bon lerrth Tho company cannot
continue southwari until the county CONE
miasioners grant tho necessary Franchise
Tho worst spots ON the state prison l' c
have been repaired. and uuul snrng pc
pairs Will Boz madC in spots where mos.
needed WHOM fteldy weather returns NJ
Aurll most. thr work NJ reconstruct on VIII
hD rcfumel with Nrur ana nH ftN ihr
entire system VIII have urTn renovated
Including the rebuilding of the wanda
mere llno with double track. tnr rHr
construction of ths h'uth lurt lInn below
seventh South and tho Eleventh Enat
street line n a. hoped thlt tho nov city
council VIII rrart fnr rogue lol fr1n-
chIscs so that tho projected Thirteenth
EAT street Zine VIII he built and eaten-
a1He made elsewhere.
Tho locomotives OF tho COMPANY are boz
inF constantly used in hauling heavy
four cars each, Two are constantly on
the road. while a third 10 hoing loaded al
The eraYei pits. This heavy ballast a.
proving to De most excellent material for
bedding the new uarke. aH 10 assures ~
fnrtiNe drainage ana nreNonfH fhe truck
from sasging. Ro1duaster BONG has been
ID very busy man This season ho u cone
4iantly ON the road covering "a Wide cN-
tent OF territory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
TAMALE AND PAPER MEN
RECEIVE ACQUISITIONS

saturday nights thronrs were hich-
ly interested in watching two well
dressed young mon selling hot tom7les
and newspapers. Both looked like boy.
upon whom Dame Fortune had smiled
kindly. but yet they cried their wares
as Justify as the ragged urchins crowd.
ed around them. Many salt Lockers
recognized in the two Young men Frank
Hahn ana @" Cannon. both meub.rq
Of well known families in this CITY,.
Those who recognized the boys SCENE 4
O. u-d.rstsnd and went their way smu-
ing others who did not know them
stopped 70 buy a hot tomale or paper.
ana as they studied the clean shaven,
sleek boys, wondered deeply.
Are you up against lt2" asked one
kind hearted old gentleman with goll
trimmed spectacles.
Down and out" answered Hahn
struggling with a desire 20 burst out
laughing
II know what II Is 70 be broke" am
swercd the old gentleman. as be hand
ed the paper-sellor a nickle. "Givo me a
paper
Hahn sold out his papers AMI hen
induced the little hot tomale man Who
has his stand on First South ANA Main
streets 20 come out from behind There
was a whispered conference and the
little old man finally came Hahn
took his place.
They're hot-piping hot--come and
buy began Hahn, and in a few min
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
BRoNCO BUSTER HERE.
Harry Brennan Failed in Attempt to
Drop Ont Of Sight

Harry Brennan, champion bronco
buster and a former member Of Buff
falo Bits troupe. is alive and well.
and passed through salt Lake satur-
day on his way 10 Los Angeles. il
will be remembered Brennan was
Identified as one of two men who
held up a postmaster in ClcarmonJ
Wyo. His case was never brought
10 court and 20 live down the notori-
city resulting from the affair Brennan
had Ed. Thorpe a friend. write and
circulate the following letter;
Lewiston, Mont, oct. 20. 1907
will inform you that Harry Brennan.
champion bronco buster OF the world,
was drowned in tho Yellowstone riv-
err Horse was drowned. and was
found some miles below. but Bren-
mans body hasn't been recovered. He
was riding an outlaw horse; bucked
of Of the river bank Of about Is
feet Brsnnan's friends Of Cheyenne,
Denver and other places viii be sor-
~ 20 learn OF his fate. remain,
Harry Brennan's friend
ED THORPE"
Residents Of this city who know
Brennan met him and talked with
him on the streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
TO CURTAIL SHEEP HERDS.
New Regulations Governing Grazing
Privileges in Wyoming.

Although 5000 head Of cattle and horses
viii be allowed 10 Craze on the Uutsh
forest reserve this season. on account Of
the fact that the range rs fully occupied
on nearly an Of the districts o. will be
necessary to Curtsu an of the biz sheep
herds. The purpos rs TO provide increased
acreage Tor small herds Comparatively
few eprmits for new herds will De is
sued this year Those which are issued
will limit the size OF the herds 20 80
sheep. Tho new erazers win be allotted
range IN the head of Lake fork. Rock
creek and districts 9 and on the Wyo-
ming slope. New bridges and trails have
been made during the summer and an
parts of the range are now more easily
accessible
The following regulations will govern
The Issuance Of permits.
Al permits for less than 1000 head
viii De increased 20 per cent provided
this does not in any case inorrsse the
number 10 more than j 20 hens
All permits between 1000 and I40o
heads m7N Do increased 10 per cent pro-
vidod this does not advance Tie herds
20 more than l. 900 each
All permits between ] 800 and ZOO
heads will be renewed without roduc-
tion. All permits between ZOO and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
FINE NEW QUARTERS.
Utah savings q Trust co. VIII Move
November 2Sth.

Tho Utah Savings & Trust company
viii move into It's new quarters 0n the
25th inst. There having boon a 10 days
delay on account OF tho non-arrlval Or
the marbles as anticipated. The new
quarters win be among the most elegant
banking apartments in the entire west.
All 81 the high wainscotting and what
would be the woodwork OF the various
departments ~ banking operations arc
of white marble, producing a most
pleasing effect. The walls are tinted
in light olive. and the ceilings = ark
cream with gllt moulding the gensr'l
design being chaste and elegant The
general architectural ana anti tig e.
fccts are OF high order
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
REV. sTMPKIN or PRAYER.

The L. S Government I'm its Pure
Food Law does no & do e o.
guarantee any p~euaration. s s7ne
manufacturers I'm their advertisement
would make Il appear. In the case Of
medicines the law provides that GER
toin drugs shah ho me~tionc IN -hc
labels. II they are INGREDIENTS 81 the
Preparations. Elv's CrCam RAIN. q
we,I-llnown family remedy for cold in
the head. hav fever and nasal catarrh,
doesn't contain a single MUIR Gus frIe,
SO the makers have simply 70 print the
fact that it complies fully with an the
requirements OF the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
SAYS WESTERNERS
WANT ROOSEVELT
Senator George Sutherland De-
clares the People Like
His Policies.
SENTIMENT FOR Taft TOO.
Here and There. senator Says, There
!, a Healthy Demand for the
Sccrctary's Nomination.

United states senator George suth
erland. who Is now in Washington. has
accorded the Washington correspond
ent of the Cincinnati Enquirer an inc
tervicw on the sentiment toward
Roosevelt as he sees Il in the west. The
senator's interview quotes him as say
ing that nine out Of every 10 men IN
the west are tor Rooseveu's renomina-
ton. though there is stray politician
here and there who favors Tafts cam
didacy. The senator says
Utah will no doubt send a dolega-
ton TO the next Republican national
convention which will be favorable to
the denomination Of President Roose-
welt.
There is some healthy sentiment In
the state I'm favor OF Secy. Tart" cod-
tlnued the senator, but whether il Is
sufficient TO elect a delegation THAI
would vote for him in the convention Is
another matter. For President Roose-
welt, however. the sentiment In favor
OF his serving again is almost auia-
mount TO a demand that Ie do 80. If
he will accept he viii get me votes OF
Utah. II he still declines to accept ana
there Is general movement IN the
convention iu favor OF making him -Ge
candidate, despite his defamation, tine
votes Of Utah will be with g. should
hc not be a candidate and should there
bee no sucn movement DC is difficult To-
say what the state delegation would
do.
FAVORS HIS POLICIES.
III were To- make a guess however.
IT, would Doe that President Roosevelt
will Doe his own successor in office.
Nine out of every 10 men iu the west
want him to run again. l do not meuh
the politicians. but the average men in
tine community. They believe that the
policies he has inaugurated should Doe
Corried out. and that he is the best man
d carry them out
The senator went on to explain the
work OF revising the laws, in which DE
and his colleagues are engaged This
is the first time there has Deen a gem
eral revision Of the statutes since is'o,
said he we are eliminating re1eil-
lions. cutting out obsolete provisions,
cCdifying them under the same sublec.
and en- some cases making new deun'-
tons. Thus we have, during the teF
DAYS we have been working on the pom
al statutes. framed 90 new definitions
OF penal offenses.
"Thc commission which made a wee
vision beginning seven years JS1,
whose work We are just going over
offered 100 new offenses applicable 90
the new conditions in the ppstofhce
revenue service ana go connection with
other new work Of the government We
concluded that this was too large "a
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