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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-11-02
Notice
Application No. $50.

Application No. $50.
Notice OF Application for Permission IN Annro-
pirate the Public Waters Of the STATE o. Nsysdo
Notiee Is hereby given that vn the 18th. day Of
august 1907 In accordance with Section *
S s.p 4ViL Of the Statutes Of 1907, one Cal
co,,nt,. roene railroad Company. Of Los Angeles.
pncation to the State Engineer of Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public waters Of the
Sta5e q Nevada. Such appropriation il to n
Sanyon. Lincoln Co. Nevada. at points ~ IN
springs py means Of and open cut and Ia cuhic
feet Der second Is to be conveyed to points hs
ms.ns o. pipes. and there used for Railroad pur-
poses. water to be returned to stream Al Condor
canyon Signed:
PRANK n NIcHoLAG
n.t. - a.. ..,, State Engineer.
Date of last publication Oct & 1907.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-11-02

Location notices and affiidavits
OF labor for sale at this office.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
sLAIN ZOE sLApPINo HussANO.
PromInsnt New York Physician Ae-
eussd Of Murder.

New York, April 10. DIR. Samuel
8. Guy, a prominent dentist Of Far
Rockaway and for q number Of years
coroner OF Queens Borough, is under
arrest charged with the murder OF his
wife In their home.
The woman's body was found lying
on the dining room floor with two bull
let wounds in the breast. DR.. Guy
was arrested as he was leaving the
house and just as a. servant came
screaming from one Of the doors and
HISTORICALLY told policeman that her
mistress was dead
The doctor came from stloon near
his residence and entered Ms home.
It is alleged that he went 70 the
kitchen and ANNOYED servant for
some minutes, finally being induced
to leave the girl by his wife. The
servant says that as husband and wife
entered the dining room Mrs Guy
slapped his face. Immediately after
ward the door closed and in a few
minutes two shots startled the girl.
DR.. Guy walked 10 the hall, took
down his overcoat and started out OF
the house A policeman met him
and asked bin where he was going.
eJust to get cigar" said the doc
tor, coolly.
A few seconds later the cries OF the
servant were heard and the doctor
was promptly arrested.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
81 o. LIZ sgLoNos 70 cusA
Decision Rendered by United States
supreme Court.


Warrington. April 10. THAT the
Isle Of Pines Is not American terri
tory was ofIicially and judicially de-
clared Monday by the supreme court
Of the United States.
The decision wab rendered in the
famous case OF Edward j. Peary VS..
Nevada N stranahan. collector Of the
port at New York, and the opinion Of
the court was announced by Chief
Justice Fuller, who said that up to the
Paris treaty the Isle Of Pines had been
considered as an integral part Of Gu
ba and that It could not be held to be
covered by article 2 Of that treaty.
which included only islands in the
vicinity OF Porto Rico.
The case originated In connection
with the importation OF a few boxes
Of cigars by Pearcy IN September.
1903. but IT'S hearing by the court was
from time to time postponed in the
hope that the status Of the island
might be definitely fixed by legisla-
ton or diplomacy The cigars we're
made in the isle OF Pines OF tobac-
co grown there, and when they ar
rived. Pearcy refused 70 pay duty on
the ground that they were of domes-
tic origin. The collector thereupon
seized them, and Pearcy appealed to
the United States circuit court. where
he secured no relief, as that court
sustained a demurrer filed by the gov.
eminent, and dismissed the case. He
promptly brought the case to the SUI
preme court, by which the decree
Of the lower court was affirmed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
noy conlesaed As SOC 81 300.

Charlotte, N. O., April i0.--R.
W. Gray. the 1T-year-old boy. who.
on the ilth or liE November. stole
81 .4eQ from the Southern Express
company at salisbury. N. c., was
caught IN BuFalo. N. T.. and
brought back 70 Salisbury. In his
cell. young Gray made fun confession
o. the the, SUD safe the story or his
wAnderinrs since ths date Of the rob
bey. He had be1 10 South Amer
icA. Canada ana many other places.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
Annlvsrssry Of vssuvIus Eruptlc

anniversary ot NeSuNlus GFuPuoH'
Rome. April lO,-The anniversary
OF the disastrous eruption OF Mount
vesuvIus last year was marked Mon
day by TWO harmless earthquakes In
Calabria. and huge religious process
eions In town around the volcano. The
famous statue OF the Madonna, be-
iievSd BY the people to have sweat
cd during the calamity, WIS carried
about by the clergy and local author
stles and was followed by thousands
Of worshipers. The professional feast
az Nocsra Interfere ended In a riot
caused. II 10 said, BY Excitement over
report that another statue OF the
Madonna was opening and shutting rs
eyes. Police had 70 uuell the dis
turhances,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
y. 49, 80. b 500 Alm

Montgomery. ala. April 10 Mrs
Bert Cebb Of this city. was painfully
wounded rsouiaaE from a runaway ae-
cident on Washington avenue The
neuPo Lost ooatroi Of the horse. aAe
her husband. IN en- endeavOr 70 ssop
ne horse. shot him, without killing
hin The Infatuated horse raa inio
3 telegraph pole. preclpAaAing Mrs..
Coshs yho vas taken 70 a he1p'.a'
for trealnsnt. Her hesoaaa Vas -
hrrt-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

sandersville, Ca, April 10 --Tur-
nsr ROaght0p shot and instantly kiln
"a Ben 5 Jackson Both men we're
prominent farmers near Davisboro.
Rought0n had shut UP some cattle OF
Jscksos's that had destroyed Rough
tons crop. jackson demanded their
release. Roughton refused unless she
damage was paid Words follow
cd. Jackson shot. but missed Rough
ten returned the Ere. and killed Jack
son. Roushton Il IN tail, having come
70 town and given himseIf up 70 the
sherig He claims self-dVfense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
srops woRK ON sourAERN.
lts Inability TO Negotiate Sale Of I'M
provement Bonds.

proVernent Bonds.
Scottsboro, Ala, April l0.--owins
TO the fact that the Southern railway
has been unable TO negotiate a sale Of
Its Improvements bonds, large con-
tracts IN northern Alabama and the
southern part OF Tennessee, are being
suspended,
These include the extension OF the
Stevenson and Chattanooga branch,
and the tunnel through Lookout noun
tain, at Cummins Gap
The resident engineer and twelve
assistants In charge OF this work,
have been withdrawn, and the month
iy estimates for W. J. Oliver. the
contractor. have been greatly reduced
II Il reported In Scottsboo, that the
company has cancelled It's contract for
the steel superstructure Of the bridge
across the Tennessee river at Otis
island, and that the bridge company
10 70 be paid per cent Of its con-
tract with the cancellation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Birmingham. Ala. April iO-Dep-
uty sheriff John Roderiok. Of Center
vile, Ala. was shot and instantly
killed at a house near the Sspsey
Lumber company plant. IN Bib Coun-
e.. Roderick and Sim Darden, q
Tuscaloosa deputy. had Eone 70 q
house 10 arrest . man, named READ,
charged With burglary. Az they ap-
preached, the door was thrown open
ana Roderick instantly killed. Oar
don was covered with pistols by three
other men. and the guilty al gct
away.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Charlotte. n. c.. April 40. Ill. b /.
Wilson, Walter Wood aad Charles
Rogers. the noted yesEemeu. were
gwen iieen months and two wears an
half respectively Ia ne Mocksviiie
superior court navie county they
we're charged win robhlns the hank
81 Devle The three prsonen ecre
broaghl eess non Atlanta and win
be returncs 3 ,hal cg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

CharAo,te. n c. April l0--A man
giving his name as A. J. souihal
who was arrested N Augusta, was
Identified BY means Of pistols ard
overcast BY Charlore omcers IS the
ma who broke iutoa Charlotte hard
ware store here lsk week and rob
pa :, 81 q aumbes Of pistols. over
Co.'S ard tix dollaii.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
TENNESSEE MOB
THRASHES NEGRO
Took Porter From L. 6 N. Pas.
senger Train and
GAVE HIM 4 TERRIBLE FLoeaINo
Negro lie Reported To Have Died from
the Effects Of HE Treatmsst- ls
said To Have InsuItsd White Man,
Which Enrased the Mob.

Nashville, Tenn April 10. "a dis
patch from Huntington, Tenn, says
that an enraged mob boarded Louis
Vile and Nashville train at Irrelevant
on Monday. seized the negro porter.
and gave him terrible beating from
which he is reported to have ded.
The negro Is said 10 have insult
ed white man named Dewitt Bow
dar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Topeka, Kans. April IO.-Gover-
nor Hoch has. II Is stated, authori-
tatlyely decided TO parole 'wilde'
Sells. who has served nearly twenty
years In the Kansas penitentiary for
the murder OF his father, mother,
sister and brother The case has been
q noted one. The murders were COM
mltted ON March z. 1883, the four per-
sons having been cut and slsshed In
horrible manner. Willie stoutly
maintained his innocencs. In de-
Tending sells his attorneys argued that
II would have been q physical impos-
sibilIty FOR him to have committed the
crime. as he was pioliy and Develop
I'd no more than boy Of - years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
Conference WI Lars Several pavs,

Berlin. April Olive Americans
who were appointed to superlntend
enc observance OF customs rules re-
rardlne exports from Europe 70 the
uni,ed States, are comforting here as
So the best way OF dealing with the
various manufacturing interests IN dii-
ferent European countries. the con
Garsnce win last several DAYS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
GEORGIANS GO
FOR Immigrants
Hoke Smith, Gunby JorGon and
Major Williamson Leave.
THEY SAIL DIRECT TO BREMEN


ceOrslans Call at White House and
Pay Their Respects to President.
Resources Of state To Be Advertised
In Europe.
Washington, April 1o.-The com.
mittee OF Georgians who Will Visit
Europe In the effort to turn some Dor.
tion of the tide Of foreign immiEs.
ton to the south, reft Washington
Monday afternoon and sailed from
New York Tuesday on the Kaiser WI.
helm II for Bremen.
They expect to visit Germany,
France. northern Italy, Norway,
Sweden and Scotland and study tho
immigration problem.
The party included Governor elect
Hoke Smith and wife; G. Gunby Jor.
dan, president of the Georgia Immi-
grafton association, and his niece,
Miss Burnett, of Columbus, and Ma
jor and Mrs. w. w. Williamson,
Of Savannah. Ga. They were ac-
companied as far as New York by ].
A. Betjeman, OF Albany, Ga.
The Georgians forming this special
immigration commission called at the
white house and talked with the pres.
ident concerning the object OF their
trip, and the general purpose Of their
association. The president was out
spoken in his approval and common.
dalton OF their plans and pledged the
heartiest support Of the administration
in furthering their method Of Undue
ing southern immigration. He gave
to Hoke Smith letter Of presentation
70 the United States ambassador at
Berlin. The party also bore letters
from the state department to other
American representatives in Europe
and letters from Charles A. BoyntOl,
Of Washington, d, c., and Melville
E. Stone, of New York, TO the As.
sociated Press representatives in "a
rope.
According to present plans the
whole time OF the trip will not sI'
coed one month. eliminating the
time consumed in the passage they
viii not be in Europe over two weeks
In this short period the visitors sI'
pect to get in. touch with boat line
oficials, government officers, and the
various sources through which emil
grants may be solicited by advertise
ments throughout Europe.
They win explain that the southern
states are the most desirable portion
OF the American union and believe thl1
through the presentations they VII
make and the connections they VIII
establish abroad the way will be paved
for systematic and effective de'"
work in the future.
John A. Bstjeman has secured from
the North German Lloyd STEAMSHIP
company the assurance that they VIZ
shortly institute q combination ?
senger and treightr service from Be-
lin~direct to Savannah. with sailins'
once every three weeks. This Wa
gratifying news to all the members "
the commission and when It was nen'
tioned 70 the president ne declared 60.
thnsiasticslly that Il was the nos
practical and effective plan that e0uil
possibly be devised.
Tho commission proposes 70 pl.s
over the first ship load OF immisIal. .
IN the early fan. Just when SefLs'
are be.ng needed to gather and IN
kot the cotton crop.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Webb City, Mo-, April 10 IA a
Fasult OF breeding over being denied
admission into Joplin society several
years aEo, when her husband. the
tate state Senator Thomas Common.
became suddenly rich from mining OPP
STATIONS. Mrs. Conner was on Non.
day adjudgea insane. Senator
connor died recently. leaving an es-
cate valued at over 50 600. 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Columbus. Ca, April TO- "A re-
markabls incident occurred Monday In
the city court OF Columbus. when a
negro. SLEEPY" Glenn arraigned or
the charge OF vRgrancy, was given
his liberty through a curious error. A
motion was made and carried Ia the
Jury room tibet a verdict OF guilty" be
returned. The foreman in writing
the verdict Inadvertently made Il mot
guilty" and tho verdict was 50 an
nounced. The judge dismissed the
jury, and when the author OF the mo
ton made his way to the Judge, and
explained hurriedly that the verdict
az announced is not the ons agreed
upon, Il was too hate to roctify The
rnfafaha
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Amsterdam. n ~ April io.--Ths
plsnt Of the Amsterdam Broom com
pany, the larsesl Independent brush
ana broom concern 81 the country.
vas destroyed by Dire early TUESDAY
nornlng. Loss $50 o0a Willsm
nillran. a mer,eer 81 toe IRE iepsri-
ncat. VAS lu a@iiy tiitd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
LouIsIANA WIS NoTE az suIT
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Loses
IN Hluh Court.

IN Ht9n court.
washington, April 10 The consti-
tutionality q the Louisiana law Of
1898 making taxable in that state
notes taken by residents on ac-
count Of business transacted there.
was brought into question In the case
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company Of New York, versus the
city Of New Orleans. which was de-
csded by the supreme court Of the
United States in favor OF the city. the
opinion being by Justice Moody.
The suit grew out of an effort by
the city to tax the company for $40, :
600 worth Of credits on business
transacted in the state which was re-
sisted by the company on the ground
that the notes were taxable only in
New York, where they we're held
Tie attempt Of the authorities beyond
the state and to take property with
out due process OF law.
In announcing the courts opinion,
Justice Moody said that the mere abb
sence Of the notes from the place OF
their origin did not deprive them Of
a taxable status in louisiana The
effect was 70 uphold the state law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
drove strIke nreakers oil.

Hamburg April 1o.--Another at
tack on the substitute English long
shoremen was made Monday night
Men unloading ths-steamer Ause on
returning from the ship found the way
blocked by a Gordon OF strikers who
drove the strike breakers or with
sticks and stones. One ofthe strik-
ers fred a pistol at the fleeing Eng
lishmen, wounding ore OF them IA the
thigh. The cargo congested q the
harbor continues. Nearly 800 steam
ers and over 80 sailing vessels are
waiting to discharge or teSe on car
go. Foreign longShoremen continue
arriving here. -Four hundred and elgh-
ty reached Hamburg Monday. but a
great many ~ IRE FNslishmen ere re-
turning b. 8. over 900 having gone
back to England since Saturday last.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
afnn noo EIre -.

Philadelphia, April 10.--Ons o. -
large buildings IN The League S.
navy ynrd. containing the say
joiner shop and pattern shop,
most destroyed By IRE early -
day. oBcers az the yard So So.
the loss at between so. 900 aaa 'l''''
coo
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
Newspaper PIant pestroyed !.

Columbus, o.. April 10. THE g.
story brick oil Mithoff building, on
High street. block north Of the
state house and occupied by the Even
ing Dispatch newspaper plant and the
Hoster three-story building adjacent,
were practically destroyed by fire on
Tuesday morning, entailing loss es-
timated at $500. 600. The Dispatch
plant is water soaked and the upper
floor, holding the engraving plant, Is
burned out and machinery damaged.
The Dispatch estimates its loss at
$3.50 900. It is believed that some Of
the presses and machines can be re-
paired Fire CA.ef Lauer has order
ed every one to keep away as the
walls of the building are liable to fall
at any time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Nicsrsugs Take H0nduraa cens'', -.
New Orleans. April l0.--Lol
mon Echararesizs cozsul Eeae'-
NicaEaura with bea6quariers -
Tuesday received q caolesran -.
PIE Eorerument dircc1.ng hin =
eharge Of ths H0ndafaH coasa.a-
this city. TIE Hoaduun eoasS
81 ~ obiseaea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11

Chicago. April 1O.--A dispatch to
the Tribune, from Evansville. Ind. !,
says: Thrown into state of ner-
vous prostration by reading an ac-
count published in a newspaper Of her
supposed death, Mrs Louis A. Doc
ley, aged 80, expired Monday mighty
Through an error the death Of a wo-
man Of the same name was reported
as having occurred in Mrs Dooleys
home. and as she read the story she
fell from her chair TO the floor. A
physician was called, but was unable
TO learn the reason for Mrs. Dooley's
collapse. She became rational later
and after talking a few minutes. be-
gan TO cry; Il am dead I am dead
saw is in the paperl" and died in
Mysteries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-11
MRS. MYERS and
LOVER ESCAPE DEATH
aovornOr Folk Has COMMITTED
Sentences
Re IMrRIsoMMENT FoR u

Re Myers Was struggling With WIfs's
Lover. and Crying TO Her for Aid
she Took : Razor and sisshsd Him
% Pieces.
Jefferson city, Mo. April 10.-The
sentences OF death imposed on Mrs
Areis Myers. OF Kansas City, and
Erank Hoffman, OF Higginsville, MO
who were convicted Of having MUIR
asred the woman's husband, Clarence
Myers. In 1904 we're Monday commu-
tea By Governor Folk to Imprisonment
Tor llfe
They viii at once be brought to the
state penitentlary hero.
Mrs Myers Is confined in the Clay
county Jail. at Liberty, and Hoffman
a confined Ia the Kansas city jail.
IA message 20 the secretary Of
state relative TO the action in COM
mntlng the sentences, Governor Folk
states that he believes that public
morals viii be better conserved by
commuting the sentences OF Mrs.
Myers to life imprisonment, than by
hongine her
In the case OF her accomplish,
Prank Hoffman, he said, similar facts
10 those In the Myers case exist, and
Tor that reason, he ealso committed
Holtman's sentence TO life imprison-
ment.
Liberty Mo. April 10.-lWhen told
IA her cell that Governor Folk had
commuted her sentence Of death to
lie Imprisonment, Mrs. Aggie My
ars smiled and then laughed for Joy
u am 20 grateful to the governor
abe exclaimed. "of course, have
been hopeful OF getting a new trial
and feel sure II one could be obtained
my Innocence would be proven next
time for am innocent. cannot
give up hope thai my lawyers VIII yet
Be able to do something for me in that
way, and the fact become known to
che world that am not guilty Of the
erime charged against me.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-19
sISISo STOCKS

uIshed ~ p Graf a SO. brokers over their
own private wire to AihIgrtr4ue y NJ.
~~eptrmhrr Gk IsHr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-19
HUNDRED INDIANS
WITH PAWNEE BILL
Big Circus l. . veritnble Museum of
American Tribes.

There are nearly one hundred In
dians with the Pawuee BiN Historic
Wild West and Great Far East show
which will be here on Monday next.
They represent half a dozen indian
nations and include a score Of pap
pooses and their mothers. Wigwam
bellies and wrinkled warriors.
White Thunder. a stalwart brave. u
the champion bow and arrow shot ~
the Sioux tribe. Flatiron. 20 years
old. Is said to be h greatest orator
of the Sioux nation.
The alder cowboys with the orRanl-
zation assert that Il was Flatiron who
harrnnged the Indians before they
went into the Custer fight. He Is still
an orator and every once In "a while
he holds a pow WOW, He " too old
to do active work with the show. but
Is taken along for his good influence
tho Indians. seeming to have
the power to quiet them when they
iron IL q member Of the Ogaiaia tribe
Of the sioux nation. and Is one Of the
hereditary chiefs of hat tribe.
Three other Indian Warriors whp
had conspicuous parts iu the Custer
are members ~ the Paw
nee Tiill aggregation They are Char
iie-Owns-ths-paE Standing Cloud and
Long Bull They are ia@tn 90 talk -
the slaughter. Long Eud 81 credited
with being ~ tas greatest indian
state men OF HISTORY He mas made
seve-ai journegw Is Washington 10
participate in thf Degsiietsons with
white men regarding land claims
standing g1gaM despite bic 20 years.
h ure ~ fhe MaHfNsf spfiufers with
how is-QAus-fhe-Do Is a
g. Cereal ua
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-19

duet. but We wifi draw the line when
hypocraeT and double dealing r. ap-
piled as a cover key to carry On in
triKue and Vaccinations TO deceive and
blfndfoid the public for Interior pur-
poses.
All that we mean By making this
comment ls that we trust. and ~
people OF the territory also confide.
IN the sincerity. manhood n Of
public justice on the part Of Governor
Curry 70 de- hts duty. a. under oath
he must feel he shall do. in prosecut-
ing the thieves. the murdcFers and
fricsters who use foul means to adj
vance their personal interests. wheth-
ef they are republican democrat. pop
ulist or Of ans other professed freed
We do not believe when Mr.. Roosevelt
declared that he wanted Governor
Curry 10 work to the end Of giving a
clean administration. he meant any
thing but the full meaning Of the
words. He il a man who reiferates
many times. that words are nothing
or worse than nothing. unless these
words are backed by deeds. and only
80. 50 now Jet Us get this declaration
carried out and the philosophy Of
such q true assertion proven. We be-
iicVe that the governor Is consider.
Ing the situation carefully. prepara-
tory to move on to the breast works
OF the gran NFANduh ana hHiIt&Gaf pro-
teefars Of crime. who only work for.
personal iucFe and advantage.
The whole territory Is united ia this
expectancy. They are all waiting for
" hat ue state here. and we believe II
will not be- long before we viii know
Governor George Curry has full
allied his promises Should he fail to
do 50. the disappointment Of the peo-
pie wiil be greater and more keeBiy
felt than ever before.
The people. including the business
man. the capitalist. the captain 81 in
dustry. the professional and lahoring
man. and all. In one acclaim. are do
Ing al thev can In their expressions
of approval and repeated statements
81 reliance on the good motives and
honest purposes expressed and to be
carried out by III present executive
and we hope there Will be no ground
for the overwhelming disaupointmeut
that would surely come III the govern
or would act otherwise than as y
good true sincere public servant.
Time will satisfy us all. It al
ways proves everything.