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4 Frost DesoIated Land.

l learned from an eyewitness some thing about Sp!tzbergen, that ueSeri arctie island 900 miles north Of tn North cape of Norway and within IOU miles of the north pole; frost desolat cd land. where the grass grows longer than the trees and huge glaciers !n the lcs bridged valleys amid the jagged mountains move majestically down in to the sea until mighty iceberss, !" monstrous birth, break off and r.se to the surface amid thanderous reports -once the only sound that br0ke ta~ profound silence of those awfu. So, tudes Spiizbergen is tAe only spo; o@ earth that Is positively known as x. Mans land It Is the possession '' no country and has nothing even "e sembling specified government. T. Island seems likely to remain Nc Mans Land. though 1t Is said that a& effort has been made by Norway r establish some sort of pyotec'orsta oHe H-National Magazine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16
The Man With Forty Ghosts.

X peoa.aa novelist talked Witt re gret ;ts,4t t41e old ghost habit U: the past.
 @Famoas paiAtes~ ar..t and famous writers as5ec"a@l nike had ghosts. :. te said .@'he=e ghosts were pF.pti~ disciples I'h"t. cd ;.Ie basic wo:ls = the masters picture er novel, and th na~ter polished 0n, pHt ou tae tiliis : in:s touches and signed his u;ji#e t5 i; This practice. indeed, still obtains ia architecture. |, yv}s ! practice that allowed popular artist manifole Increase of l}"odpstion a?a con~elre:5; iy of iaroMe 3Umets. rhe cider Dus mas ha,i ;5Q less than forty ghost, forty i9te..j:se:ti .%oGa- mon writing away for him ab8.t DArtagnan, l'or thos. Ara.nj5 and lhe rest. But Du, mas Was reckless, and the existence of his forty ghosts became knu VII; henc. a good deaI et scandal. At the neigh; of this scandal Dumas said to a lady enc night:
 "'lIave you read my last book, ma damc9'
 "The lady. with 8 miSchieyous smile repi;e>l
 "'No. NJ. I,ualas. Have you::'"
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E. A. Erwin was q business visitor in Little Rock yesterday.
 Dave Stanley of St Louis IS in -he-eity calling on his trade.
 Nh John E. Speers left for #Aehl- phis last niahr on a business trip,
 Ike NJ. Meyer of Helena was a bus mess visitor in the city yesterday.
 ulc- ue!lua.s oI Grady was a buai- aa4ss F.-.ear. iH lhe c.fg HesJeedaN
 Nr-. c. B. IIEslop and titgle daQgh- ter of Stamps are visiting in he city.
 Senator H. K. Tonez has returned from a Eegal business visit 10 Little Rock.
 MH Brown. father of Mrs. Hen.~ Marx. is in the city yisisia- his daasa- ter and other relatives.
 D II. Duncan spent yesterday ]; CIio transacting business for the Bluff Citt Lumber Company.
 Nh. and Mrs. \. Brewster and daughter. Mrs. Joe Watkins, are vis- ting friends in DardanelLe.
 Nose J. Ringlehaupt of Little Rock came here yesterday to attend the funeral of J. L. Reinach. Mrs. B. C. Pickens returned to her home at Walnut Lake yesterday aftet a visit here with Mrs X. w. Mills.
 Jack Bernhardc or Dumas was in ,ne ely last night on his way nom7 ita1n q business trip to Little Rock.
 Mr and Mrs Lee Schloss of Wood vile Miss. are in the city for q feW days. Mr SchIoss was a resident ol this city many years ago.
 Malachi Donovan, Rudolph Wolf and .Adam Robinson have returned from Hot Springs, where ths% attend cd the plumbers convention.
 (. (. Bradley of Garland, Texas, ag- 9iTed in the e1tz yesterday to visir Nr and Mrs l.. |, Frazier. his relatives. and also to have his ezt treatey.
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lnst and Wnn at ChiLotn,.

Many all amusing inelent of army life k given in Lew Waiaee's alltohi osraphg. For example, he writes thus of a tented paradise" whi"A was ,25t and won at the battle of Shi.oh: With. in our lines there was q drinking tent on which was written I'ar1dise.' l. was taken hy the CentelnaaeS in the first days fight. and the y;ctors wrote beneath it's name Lost hy Eeaure garl'9 order an camp furniture was left intacs, aS Ac expected I" possess the whole field in the aorruws strUg gle The Union army recovered their ground by the second days battle. the pleasure tent waS retaken and to the two names was added the word Re cained."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16
Russia's Great Library.

One of tne pr09licSt monuments tc the memory of tat benevolent despot Peter the Gceat, Is the imperial H. brary Of Russia. established by him in I'll Present y4HNin2 places it thiiI among the wo.l,l, great libraries, pre- ceded only by tte National library at Paris and that Of the British museum at London. It contains million and z half voitH s:l oG,000 manuscripts The most important accession it eve: received was probably at the time Of the suppression of the Society of Jesus In Russia, when most of the Jesuit collections were transferred to the i'm perial library. Among them was the famous collection of Count Zaluski consisting of 2G0,000 volumes and 10 oOO manuscripts, which had been in stalled at the Jesuit college In Warsaw The most important manuscript in the library Is the "Codex Slnalticus" of the Greek Bible, brought to Russia by Pro lessor T ischendo~e Tn 1859 from the Convent of St. Cathar!ne on Mount 0inai.-New York Tribune
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" WANYfD 1T 50. EAST THIRD AVE

EyerE one having concrete walks to build ro cal Us and let Us figure it for them. Our prices are right.
 HOT SPRINGS CONCRETE, co. TeleDhon5 -s322. lib. Ct
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ATKINSON GROCER %.
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. W Boye" ae9otes hts tims '1 .enfe
 A word to the wise fS enough 7se Success flour @-12-t See the mjnd readers qt fha The atorium for n cents.
 -Remem5er .He Te.l>e5H t5eu.- :ure sale for 10 da}s 4::$6t 'Imon Brew" for !oH at every fopn- tain in town.
 For Rent-Fous oa five furnished sooms. Apply 2o2 W Fifth aye. f Marvellous Eltses a5 de Taea-9a- nm all Week commeacias t2r# t5: mind rea!ia-
 For sa.e- B8ardia7 h9azo fJr= aisaings. good loeat oa AaplE aa Graphic or.so# s=24-ies
 Imon Brew for soH, !our friends and yonr friends friends. 3:29:lm
 As light a. featae.. are 55,- cults when made Of Success Flour. 5-i9=zt -Maryeloas exhibition Of thought ransrerence a5 the Tbeaeorium.
 For sala=A ue1 two-seated sur .ey. Apply ta T. sflbernag.e. Old phone No. 697. 4:l;6t The marvellous Ei.ises at the Thea.5ri1m al week. Two minds .hac think as one
 FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or nnfurnished. Electric lights and bath. New phone 479 S23 Pine street.
 Tine Young Ladies Club Of the First Methodist church will give tea md shirt waist bazaar at the resi- 3euce of Mrs. II I. IIolderness Vel 5esday, April fifteenth from 2:30 unit six in the afternoon and until eleven n the evening 4:9:6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16
FOR RENT BY \. T. ROBERTS X
 SON.

Two-story dwelling, 627 East Sec ond avenue, rooms, fine location for boarding house, city water, s2Q pc. month.
 Dwelling 625 East Third avenue city water, rooms, s15 per month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16
,A ANTE D

Information 2s to the whereabouts of Mr. W ". Campbell We haze l.sWs of interest for him.
 IY. MARK co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

Summer breeze does not compare to the cooling ehect of lmon Brew. 3:229:1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

InYigorating. pleasant and taste morish-Im0u Brew. 3:29: Inn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16
Confederate Women

Confederate Women Of Arkan- sas. 1861-65. Memorial Reminis
 cences. Publiched by the Arkansas Division, U. C. Y. For sale at De- woody's drug store. 3-3-l m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

Everybody drinks Imon Brew and all fountains sell it. 3:29 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

Success is made right, sells right. cooks right and eats right. Try t.
 9-15-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

lust like mother used to make: When she would chance to bake
 With Success four. 3-l l'-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-16

. W. Boyes ae7otes hts time v. ,@nfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

Manager. IL. A. Lnriin.
Calculator, G. G. Brown, Jr.
Acc 2+th st. Telephone 1871 Boil
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi. Weekly News
accepted on tho satne terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

that he was unable to pay the full
amount; that he was employed in Salt
Lake city at salary of $50 per month,
and that 1t cost him $3.50 to
live and the balance had been paid to
his wife. The court however found him
guilty of contempt and gave him five
days in which to pay the balance due.
together with the costs. There is a suit
for divorce pending in this case.
Considerable sand and gravel is being
hauled upon the streets and sidewalks
of the city. For limited time the city
Is paying one-half the cost as an in
ducement to have this work done.
Beautiful weather prevails with light
frosts at night The farmers are doing
considerable blowing on the upper lands
where there is no frost in the ground.
MEASLES FATALITIES.
During the last few days there have
been three deaths in town Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Isbcll lost 12-year- old girl.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Hansen and also of Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge
passed away. The cause of death was
measles coupled with lung troubles
There are several cases in town where
children have measles and pneumonia
and they are very sick. The public
schools are still running with a fairly
good attendance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
BISHOP HENRY BALLARD.

seven children. five of whom survive
Willard r. Frank H., Ernest r.. Lydia
and Jennie Griffin.
Bishop Ballard has been identified
with every movement for the upbuild-
ing of the county since he came here.
lie filled mission TO England in the
eighties.
April is, 1864. he crossed the plains
in Bishop Prestons company bringing
a load of poor saints from the Missouri
river.
Bishop Ballard was a true man,
kind father stanch friend and a
devout believer in the cause for which
ne gave his life's best years. He was
a friend to the widow and orphan, anu
a pillar of refuge for the oppressed;
he was dearly beloved by every MEM
Der of the ward over which he presided
for so many years, and by all who knew
him. He was ever gentle and kind
and his death will be sincerely mourned
by all.
An estimate OF his worth and the high
esteem in which he was held was Civ
en- by a fellowworker upon the occa-
sion of life-size oil portrait being pre-
scented to him by the Logan Second
ward. He said:
In my experience and acquaintance
among mankind. / have never known
n better man; one that was more UNI
eelfish; one that was more honorablN
IN mis- dealings and one that would 40
more for his fellow man than our
friend. | labored with him In the bish-
opric for 16 years, and ] have seen
him under the most trying circum-
stances. His first thought was always
for the good of his people l never
saw him swerve from what he thought
was his duty.
His life has been like an open book
among us. 1t mattered not how dark
the night nor how severe the storm,
when the cry of distress came and his
assistance was needed. he was always
willing to respond. ! have walked the
streets of this ward with him night
after night for years. visiting the sick
and afflicted. He never gave n thought
of himself or of his own ailments, but
It waS always for others until the
time came when his strength failed him
and his health was broken.
Il do not believe there is man llv-
| ing who has shown more love for his
brethren. more devotion to the Church.
and more integrity TO the gospel of the
! Lord. Jesus Christ than has Bishop
| Henry Ballard"
The funeral win be held in the Lo-
| gan tabernacle Sunday. March 1.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been procured
| by the following couples:
Leslie VIM. Bowden. is, Fairvlew
Esther Drusilla jerks, 10, Weston
Nels l.. Sorensen, "a, Lago Ida.
| Aletta j. Hansen. "a, Logan.
Lorenzo Alexander Chrstiansen. 10,
| Hyrum; Mary Berry TO- Avon. Utah
The remains Of Miss Helen c. Boyer,
who died Friday AZ a local hospital
! from n two weeks Illness Of typhoid
fever and lnhammatury rheumatism,
| has been shipped TO Doylestown, Penn,
! her home Miss Boyer has been IN the
state but one year engaged as M In
atructor at the New Jersey academy
OF this place,
The annual reunion OF the old folks
| Of tho sixth ward viii be given Fri
day. at the ward house, commencing
/ at 2 p. m. All the members Of the
ward over 10 years OF age are consider
Cd old folks and cordially Invited to
attend
Everything points 10 q very Interest,"
ing meeting at the -. y college SAT-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

Ne made The Journey UP the Mississippi
N The Inflated steamboat Salidn which
hlew up her boilers and many emigrat-
ing saints We're killed Mr. ballard
was severely injured and barely es-
oepcd with his lite. He drove herd
IN salt Lake Oct. fG, locating at Mill
Creek. He took part in the Echo
Canyon campaign In 1857, when Iohns-
toms army was held back he also mar
ticipated in the move south. He was
among the first settlers OF Cache val
ley coming here IN 1859. He mar
ried Margaret Mcneil in 1851. and cIev-
en- chiidren We're born to them, six OF
whom Henry w. Thomas NJ. Melvin
J.. Rehccca Carbon. Lettie Squiras and
Myrtle Ballard. survive. In 1857 he
married Emily Mcneil, by whom he had
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
RETRENCHMENT
AND REFORM ERA
Tfovenent Of City Fathers Meets
with General Approval
OF Public.
TABERNACLE MASS MEETING
N 10 Held March IL to Discuss Ways
Aud Means Cor Betterment
OF City.

orden Feb. 2s.--The movement and
,,,llcv of the present city administra-
,ioD 10 improve Ogden morally and
financially meets with the hearty APP
rroyal of the best citizens. The Min
isterial association and prominent Lat
,er-day Saint officials are in full accord
,sltb the same, and VIII lend every
nessiblo aid to the movement. II has
nee, decided by those backing the
movement to hold meeting at the
ogden tabernacle ON the evening OF
Narch l2. at which the policy being
ndonted Will be discussed The de-
tails OF the meeting are to be ar
Of ne churches of the city viii take
mart ia discussing the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

urday morning ut 10 o'clock. whom
the districts OF the county meet TO dis
cuss the matter of consolidation of
the county schools Although It looks
AS II there are a majority OF the coun-
ty districts IN favor of the move. the
question Is not without opposition and
there Will likely be considerable done
that will be OF interest Local meet
districts. and delegates appointed TO
be present to present the view OF their
district. The meeting Is called at the
instgation of the county commission
ere
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

a limited quantity OF Ladies and
Misses new Spring Jackets of
handsome light gray mixtures,
with velvet collar, run box effect
worth $3.50, Saturday ca DAG
they'll go at,..........p0 OS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
LOGAN.
DEATH OF BISHOP BALLARD.

nonored Pioneer Closes Brilliant Ca
reer at 40.
Logan. Feb, 27.--Patriareh Henry Bal
lard. who was bishop of the Second
ward, Logan, from 1851 to 1900. dieu
this morning, after long Illness.
Bishop Ballard was born at Thatch-
am, England, Jan. 81, 1892 was bap-
tlzed IN 1Si9. ana came to America in
1852. landing in New Orleans March ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
| t oday 5 Ogden News

nah McCarty. deceased, petition has
been filed by her daughter, Mrs, Ad1ie
NJ. Stone praying for her appointment
as aGministratrix OF the estate which
consists OF $4,000 worth OF real estate
and 5000 In the bank
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs n. ]. Cannon is seriously i'll at
the family residence with n complica-
ton Of pneumonia and plounsy
The unsanitary condition OF certain
parts OF the Weber river is heing
remedied by Sanitary Inspector Short
e..
worth Makes the Man Lack OF It
the Fellow will be the subject OF an
interesting lecture to he given ut the
Third ward Westinghouse Saturday
morning at II o'clock by Elder c. }.
Jensen, before the high priests quu-
rum.
Funeral service over the remains
OF the little infant daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs J.. s. Hodgson was conducted at
the home yesterday by Bishop d. H.
Ensign The body was taken to Salt
Lake for burial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
EXPERTS

The one word explains the great merit
and wonderful sale of Startup's Cnn-
dies. We make everything known 10
The Cnndy busincss--because We know
how.
STAiiTUP CANDY CO., Provo. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

The mayor and city council held an.
other meeting last evening to further
consider Mayor Brewers recomnenda-
tious made in his communication to
the council at the last regular session.
Every phase of the city's condition
wac discussed at length by Tho city
fathers during the past two evenings
IN executive session. and while no def
mite plan for retrenchment and the
general betterment Of the city's nnan-
ces was given out. Il is understood
the council is heartily in favor OF the
mayors recommendations.an approves
Of his recommendations In every par
ticular. At the next meeting of the
council, II is expected that some of the
steps looking to reducing the expenses
OF running the city IN several of the
departments will be taken. The mayor
and council desire the corporation
of the citizens with them In those
various movements for the betterment
OF the city, and win gladly listen to
any recommendations from taxpayers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
MOUNT PLEASANT.
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION WORN
Working for a High school-Death of
William burnside.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, Feb. 27.--Dr. S, II. AL
len of salt Lake City was IN town this
week visiting with relatives and friends.
He addressed the saints of the North
ward Sunday afternoon and evening.
The chuirs OF both wards are prac-
Using for quarterly conference which
well be held here on the 9TH and Sth
OF March.
AT the first teachers institute last
fall Principal p VI. Nielsen brought
up the subject of extension work with
the Il. Of II, and today II was arranged
to give the teachers Of North Sanpete
the benefits of this extension work un-
der the direction of Prof, Levi w.
Young, from the University. a class in
medieval and modern history, OF about
20 members has been organized, and
the course win bo finished during the
remainder OF the school year.
The Twentieth Century club gave the
party of the season on Monday evening
in the celebration Of Washington's
birthday,
DEATH OF WIN, BURNSIDE.
The funeral services over tho remains
Of William Burnside who died last sun
day morning of general complications
resulting from Ia grippe, was hello ut
the North ward Westinghouse yesterday
al o'clock. the speakers were c. w.
Sorenson, Bishop Daniel Rasmussen,
Richard Brown, MI Rowe and George
Stanford.
The deceased leaves n large family
ana mother who IS So years old. This
Is tho tenth child she has buried.
The matter of q High school has been
receiving some notice here Of late Last
evening the eighth grade students were
out with petitions asking the trustees
Hoe ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28

$50 Door Panels IA Bnttenburg
and Irish Point offects-measuro 80
XiO value Toe and $780,
s " q SaE rSg SATURDAY A9C
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Suit Tor divorce has been filed In tho
district court by Pearl Loveana
against Oliver 6. Loveland. They wcre
married In salt Lake City Aus .. 1903,
and have two children living as issus
OF said marriage. The plaintiff Gem
plains that the defendant has failed
TO provide his wife and children with
the necessaries of life and has been
spending his money drinking. A d.
cree of divorce. custody of the chi
dren. $50 per month alimony and costs
of suit are prayed for.
In the matter of the estate of Han
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
RICHFGELD.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
II. W. Hicks Fined for Contempt
Measles Causes Three Deaths.

Special Correspondence.
Rlchfled, Sewer Co., Feb e5.-At q
session of the district court held yes
terday. Frank W. Hicks was adjudged
guilty OF contempt by reason Of his
failing TO pay SIS per month alimony for
the support OF his wife and two minor
children. Mr. Hicks set up as a defense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-28
BRIEFs ANp PERsoNALs.

Our s1O0 guaranteed razor is best in
city. Full line OF strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware. 252 South
state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
CLERGYMAN FOR TAFT.

An unqualified approval If Will
am II. Taft as a presidential cahdi-
date was given by Rev. James Noote,
ID. d., pastor of the Methodist F'pis-
copal church in Thompsonville. Conn
when he called at the headquarters
of the Republican national commits
tee. For years DR.. Coote has taken
a prominent part in Methodist cir
cles in New England and in New
York, having been a presiding elder
and occupied leading pulpits.
mo man has spoken so earnestly
in favor of the great work that the
Christians are doing in the Philip
pines, in China and in the orient
generally as Mr.. Taft said DR..
Coote. I'm an address at Yale uni
versity he emphasized that idea par
ticularly, and on several other oc-
casions he spoke enthusiastically OF
the good being done by aggressive
Christian evangelicism in the diff
ferent countries which he visited
II seems to me that no evangelical
Christian should hesitate to support
Judge Taft. He Is gus, as Big ant
broad in his religious ideas as he l:
in his physictl proportions. He car
be trusted to do what is fair and
right with all denominations"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

The legislature chosen at the COM
ing election is charged, among other
duties, with the election of a United
State senator. The state convention
Of the Republican party passed res
olution favoring the reelection OF
Senator w. B. Hepburn. and there Is
no doubt that this action will be
sanctioned by the party in every
county in the state by the election
Of Republican members who Will
vote for Senator Hepburn. Where
for any other reason Republicans are
urged to vote against their legisla-
tive ticket, they should consider the
fact that they are jeopardizing thf
election OF a United States senator
as we'll as the passage OF urgent leg
islat'on fostered by the Republican
party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
THINK IT OVER.

Love laughs at locksmiths. also at
blacksmiths-in the art of lovemak-
ing on the stage and elsewhere.
=
Bryan's third battle Is about over,
but the Democrats have been advised
that he is enlisted for the war, and
as long as there Is a paramount is
sue to be evolved he will be follow
ing the flag.
Taft was not doubt surprised at
the great number Of Missourians
awaiting at st. Louis and elsewhere
to be shown-the next president OF
the United States.
II Tom Taggart should lose his In
diana Monte Carlo, 1t would be q
staggering blow to the Democratic
campaign fund.
The Idaho Democratic party has
found its Moses, but 1t is still shy OF
an Aaron.
Not even threat of European
war cloud is able to take away inter
est in the national pennant race
where ginger is the predominatins
element and Standard Oil influence Il
| unknown.
It is not every banquet table thai
can feature two presidential candi
dates. In these DAYS of publicity
everything seems possible.