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The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
BAUBIE is READY TO
MAKE CONCESSIONS

William T.. Baubie has prepared
the lisr OF concessions which he will
present To the franchise committee.
Monday afternoon. in asking for a
franchise for the Detroit Traction Co.
II Is understood that be Will consent
to a shorter franchise than 80 years.
spd will also be willing to have his
company assume all che expense OF
maintaining paYements between tn
tracks
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
pWIx" Edison Recovers.

WEST ORANGE, ". j.. March a.
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor. who
has returned 10 his home here after
having been operated on for mastoid'
tan Ear. Eye and Throat infirmary, In
New Lork. IL said 10 be practically re-
covered. With Mrs. Edison. he viii
leave today for Fort Myers. Fla.
where they will remain for sevefa.
weeks -
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

. PrTTsBURG, March 14.--Broken
down by woe, Mrs.. VIM. Thaw mas
been ordered 10 the south by her ply
sicians. and will leave al once for the
Florida home of her dsughtcr.- MrE.
Gee. Lauder Carnegie.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
REUTERDAHL SAYS
. PRESIDENT FIRST
SCORED NAVY
sATTLEsHiP "muck.RAkER," AR.
RIVED IN Los ANGELES, DE.
cLAREs HE WILL REPLY TO
+, CONSTRUCTION BUREAU CHIEF.
ROOTS STAND.


Roosevelt IL insane.
repeat that he stated that
every member OF both juries In
the Thaw case ought TO be
hanged Instead of having
words OF censure for the presi-
dent. have. rather, sympathy.
for / believe that his mind IL
unbalanced. am not ashamed
to become q member OF the An
JESSE h. ROOT.
ROOsEvELTs POSITION.
The president spoke with Sc
verify to Mr.. Root. about his ef-
fort to secure. by deception, the
pardon OF a man. This accounts
for Mr.. Roots false statement as
regards the interview. The pres
ident, OF course. declines TO ac-
cspt any statement whatever
made by Mr.. Root.
SECRETARY LOEB.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE week
1y bank statement: Surplus (old)
increased, $500. 900: surplus new
decreased. s774.300: loans. decreased
$3.629.Too; specie. decreased. 1892.
300; legal tenders, increased. es53.
900; deposits. decreased, 1851 200;
circulation, decreased, S756.i0e: u. s
deposits. decreased, l5.213,s00.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Observation-Disclosures cuILTy

ST. JOSEPH, Mich, March A.
Max Minney. charged with cutting the
tongue of horse owned by Dennis
Murphy, OF Eau Claire, was found
guilty by the jury, late last night.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinitys Saturday uiwhs
and sunday, cloudy with rain, furn1nw
en- snow Sundays warmer tonis bts much
colder sunday brisk southeriy shtfting
co westerly wiu6s.
Lower Michigan Rain tonight with
warmer east portions turning 20 snovs
and much colder sundayf high sowsh-
eriy shtffing Co northwest wisds sum
An
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Mot Dead: Jusr "Nutty.n

NEW YORK, March lt.--Long
thought dead. II has Just been discov,
cred that Hans 3. Benttie. formerly
well known as a politician and nnan-
c'er IN New York, Is IN the state asy-
lum for the insane. at Kings park,
l. - ..------------
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

p<ratufc. 1Et mintsnnpss S0t ancun. M
cIoudy with .Of fsch OF snow nurrIes
durfug the forsncon.
sun rose af ssss .. mn. snn ssss ~
Sfs7 y. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
supnressed Divorce sulta.

Suppressed suits for divorce wers
fled Saturday morning By Nina VS.. r..
lewis Georxs and Eth JOHN
lAcEnany.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Within rasy rsaeh OF all thesters.
ofss cafe ana HtstauThnt-Strohs b.
hsmian Beer on tap.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

On March ~, the MICHIGAN CEN
TRIAL win sell Homeseekers' tickets
at low rates to West, Southwest and
Northwest Full particulars from
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14
Hon. Burnt COrkran''
Is Ousted From Tammany
Committee Craftsmanship

Congressman w. Bourke Cochran has
been dropped from the chairman
ships he held on the committees OF
the Tammany organization. He was
practically ousted from all standing
In the organization at the meeting
held last Tuesday night Of the GER
eral committee.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-14

Al.s..a.r. ,'..r-,,ns p ns.vsN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
MISS ROOSEVELT
MADE HER DEBUT
- v
BRILLIANT SocfAl FUNCTION IN
EAST ROOM" OF WHITE
HOUSE LAST EVENING"
400 |AyIfOAcvtS1s
Luncheon Served at Mdnight--Miss
Ethel Was Guest at Supper
Given by Secretary and Mrs.
Bacon Early in Evening

Washington Dec. 2S.-In tn.
historic east room of the Whit
House, beautifully dccora ed for G
occasion PRESIDENT Rooseve3ts S young
est daughter, Ethel, tonight made her
formal bow to society. Preceding
the dancing in the east room Mrs.
Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt re
ceived the invited guests in the blue
room.
Seldom. if ever has the east room
presented more attractive picture,
Seated on a platform at the north
end of the room was the Marine
Band Orchestra, whose brilliant scal.
let uniforms against background
of green, formed rich frame for the
beautiful color scheme lavshly
painted in the center of the room by
the handsome gowns of the fair
debutantes present.
The invited guests numbered about
four hundred only the unmarriec
members of the younger set pariiei
patod in the dancing.
At midnight the music ceased ana
the guests partook of supper served
at small tables arranged along the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
DEFENSE MAKES
STRONG POINTS
HAlNS COUNSEL DECLARES EVl'
DENcE OF TWO WiTNE SSES
PROVES INNOCENCE.
REAL ESTATE DEALER
Testfies That Brothers Went to Bay
Side to Look at Property, Not
for Annis-Not Shaken by
Cross examination.

Flushing, n. Y, Dec. 2S.-The de-
fcnse scored two ateria lpoints in thc
evidence developed in the trial today
Ipf Thornton J. Hams, which the de-
shrdant's counsel assert disproves
n charge that the author was .
.,,fincipal with his brother, Captain
Peter C. Hams, Jr.. in the killing or
William IL, Annis.
Z An exhaustive ss-eXaminatlon
of the two witnesses for the defense
left the main poiats of their testi-
mony nnshaken and Thornton Hams
returned to Long Island Jail tonight
declaring that the evidence proved
his INNOCENCE.
The testimony that Thornton
Hams did no go to Bay Side to kill
Ann.s but to look at property was
testified to by Charles X. Weaver,
sales agent who further declared that
ii was at his insistent invitation that
the Hams brothers, on August 15,
postponed the trip to Sandy Hook
ami went to Bay Side to inspect real
estate there.
Weaver almost sobbed en- the
stand whom he said he felt the re-
spcnsibility for sending the Hains
brothers On the journey that ended
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

IN E; ,.a.h Of AnniF. Tho mental
s,nJi.on at Capilins Hams previous
to the shooting was testified to boy
Weaver. who asserted that from the
actions OF the captain that he be.
licyed him to be irrational.
The second material point brought
ont by the defense today was drawn
from John Teiney q garbage col.
lector. who said he was an eye wit
ness to the tragedy Tierney de.
rldred that Captain Hains hal
ceased firing before his brother ran
down 10 the oat and the defendant
did not draw his revolver until
Charles Roberts. a club member.
advanced toward Captain Hains with
the captains revolver in his hand
Tierney said Thornton Halns did
not point his revolver at any one on
the foat but called f9r an officer 10
arrest his brother tie did not sec
Mrs ANUS on the float
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
WANT NO Compromise
Tobacco Growers Want Present Tariff
10 Continue and Philippine Pro
duct kept Out.

Hartford. Conn Dec. 2S.-No com.
promise in their fight 10 maintain the
existing duty on tobacco was the
position taken by several hundred
growers Of tobacco who assembled In
mass meetinf al the capitol today.
ResolU ions were unanimously adop.-
ed calling upon "our representative ,
and senators 10 use every legitimate
means in their power TO maintain the
present rate Of duty on all tobacco
imported into this country and 10 de-
feat sny means looking n the FREE
introduction of Philippine tobacco.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
NEW RECORDS
Made By Race Horses at Santa Anitc
Race Track at Los Angeles
Yesterday.

Los Angels. Cal Dec 2s.-TWo
new worlds records were, male at
santa Anita park today. Chapault'
Pee was the first to smash a record.
which vas for six furlongs when he
carried l12 pounds and ran the dis
tsnCa in Ill fat which is oH fiff..
of % second faster than the best pre-
vious time made hy Glorin Boz few
uavr ago.
The second nncprd broken was IN
The last race. vbich was for all ages
~ 51z furlOuzE Lady lrua. -yT4r
old carrying 50 pounds. ran tha iis-
tance in I-#4 -. hnh Of second
faster than Colloquy ran few days
4gu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

lower corridor and rooms leading in
TO this corridor
Previous TO the ball Miss Roosevelt
was the guest of honor at a dinner
given by Assistant Secretary and
Mrs Bacon at their residence. Covers
were laid for sixty. the whole party
later going to the White House
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
GIRL STUDENTS PERISH.

Palermo, Dec, 2S.-Reports from
the towns aud villages around Mes
sina state that serious damage has
been done by the earthquake and the
number Cf victims is large. The
gravest damage was done the public
buildings and churches at Florida,
MOTTO. Chiarmonto, Vitroria, Palermo.
Terranova. Marianopoli Mario. At
Augusta the tidal wave wrecked the
government salt works. Serious havoc
was wrought at Barcelona and ten
persons were killed at Castroeal and
Montaganc.
The Santa Maria College at Ali be-
tween Mcssina and Catania, was over
thrown several of the girl students
being buried in the ruins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
BIC RANCH MERGER
BENG Backed BY ). }. 4iH IN TcEss
Territory Penetrated BY The
Colorado g. Southern.

Denver Colo. Dee Zs-Thc Post
tCLav SAYS According 10 private
dlSuaiches received in this cify this
morning a merger of Texas ranches
iu thc forrirOrT penetrated By fhe
Colorado and Soathern is being form
ed ant uiu comprise SEVEN miiiion
acres Of Land r0rfh S75.110-no9 Jas
j. HiU. uho zacuraf control Of th-
Colorado and Solfhern. Is named as
the interezf tehlnd fhe move
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
FLEET PASSES ADEN. ARABIA.

Alden. Arabia. Dec. 2s-The Amcri-
can Atlantic battlcship feet under the
command of Rear Admiral Sperry.
cruising around the world. passed this
port today bound for sHez. The feet
left Colombo. Ceylon. December -.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
THE EARTH TREMBLES,
WATERS RUSH IN AND
THOUSANDS PERISH

the sufferers, but his physicians and
ed that it would be Impossible for him
to undertake such a fatiguing expo
dition in the present condition of his
health.
AT midnight a regiment of soldiers
left here for Calabria
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

Rome, Dec 2S-The Three pro
vinces of Cosenza, Cantanazsro and
Reggiodi Calabria, comprising the de-
partment of CaIabria, which IRONS
the southwestern extremity of ITALY
or the toe of the boot" were devas-
tated today by an earthquake, the far.
reaching effects of which were felt
almost throughout the entire country,
Messina, Sicily, was partially destroy
ed and Catania inundated.
In Messina hundreds of houses have
fallen and many persons have been
killed
Owing, however, TO the fact that
telegraphic and telephone communi-
cation is almost completely destroyed
II is impossible to obtain even an an.
proximate idea of the vast damage
done.
Worst in History.
The fate of the entire region with.
in the zone of the earthquake is un-
known, but reports received here up
TO a late hour tonight indicate that
the havoc has been great and the dc1
struction of life and property more
terrible than Italy has experienced in
many years.
All reports show that the present
catastrophe embraces larger area
than the earthquake in 1905 The
tiday wave which followed the earth
shocks on the eastern coast of Sicily
sunk vessels and inundated the lower
part of Canania.
II is known that a number of peo
pie were killed az that place. but the
rushing waters carried everything be
fore them and caused such indescrib.
able confusion that it will be impos.
sible for some time 10 estimate the
damage done and lives lost.
Wires Are Down.
For a period Messina and the
whole province of Reggie were com
pletely isolated, through interruptions
TO the telegraph and telephone. and
landslides that obstructed the rail
ways. Absolutely nothing was hearl
from Reggie throughout the day
while the first news from Messina
came in the form OF dispatch which
torpedo boat, flying at full spec
along the coast of the peninsula, car
ried from point 10 point. always find
ing the wires down. until It reached
Nicotera. where the telegraph lines
were found intact From this point a
dispatch was sent.
It briefly stated that the situation
was desperate and after summariz-
ing the immensity of the catastrophe.
ended with the announcement tha-
Captain Paseino. commander Of m.
local station Of torpedo boats. was
buried under the debris after having
with other officials. performed heroic /
work trying to save others.
Troops and Red Cross Sent.
The Italian government is concen- ]
trating at points Of greatest need, |
troops and engineers Members Of 1
the Red Cross were dispatched 10 /
various places and camps with pro
visions we're Immediately prepared. /
all available railway lines and war
ships being used for their Transports |
tion.
Several Thousand Killed.
Messina has suffered probably more /
than any other place. the latest infOr
nation coming directly from thar
quarter stating two-ihirds of the
town was destroyed and several tholi-
sand persons killed. The steamers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
NINE KILLED ~ WRECK.

Great Pals. Mont. Dec. 2s-As 4
resHlt q = collision between a freiEh.
and a vork train on the Great North
ern this afternoon nine men are dead
and = number Ct oshers badly iniue5.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
MANY HOUSES LEvELLED.

Catanzaro, Dec 2S-Advices from
Palmi and Bagnara, which are but 1t
short distance from Reggie, state thac
the effects of the earth shocks at
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
Left Thick Layer OF Mui in Streets OF City of
Messina--PeopIs Flee, Panic Stricken,
to Caves in Mountain Regions
All Glasses Are Thrown To-
gether--Fire RACES, in
the Ruins

Washington and Montebelo. which
were in the harbor later proceeded to
Catania loaded with injured who
were so stupefied by terror that they
seemed unable TO realize what had
happened, simply saying IL looked as
though the end Of the world hal
come
Ships to The Rescue.
Five steamers left Catania for Mes
sina to assist in removing the iniur
ed from that place who are reported
to number thousands.
Al Catania the panic stricken peo.
Pile, fearing new shocks, absolutely
refuse to re-enter their houses, and
are camping on the squares, whicn
are free from water, and in the sur
rounding country.
500 Boats sunk.
The tidal wave sunk five hundred
boats there and did great damage to
several large vessels aud steamers.
including the Austrian Steamer Bur
ia. The tidal wave inundated the
streets of Messina which flank the
harbor, covering them with thick
layer of mud which rendered more
difficult the succoring of the wound.
ed, many of whom could be seen lying
under the dreckage.
Fire Sweeps Streets.
n is reported that the villages of
Faro and Ganzirri, adjoining Messina.
have disappeared. The effects of the
are aggravated by fire.
through the explosion of gas. the
flames of which are sweeping several
streets.
The Calabria region. around Mon
telcone, was most affected. The vii |
lage of Stcfanaconi, the inhabitants |
Of which number 1900 was practic- !
ally destroyed. Only five persons |
were killed, but many were injured.
Call Upon God.
In Prizzo, Cotrone. Santa SEVERN |
and Piscopio. the people entered the |
almost while they were /
falling, and carried out the saints /
They bore these in a procession in |
voking the mercy Of God. In the |
regions the inland pop |
nlaiion has taken refuge In the /
grotoes and caves. where peasants
and priests. soldiers and persons of
gentle birth are living Ia common.
Their bed is the ground and fires
burn 10 keep of the wild animals. In |
Alhi alone 2,o00 persons are home
less.
Extraordinary Scenes.
Extraordinary scenes are reported |
n Cantania Following the vioIen
shock at $50 this morning. the se1
-ose in a tremendous wave. which
wrecked many smacks. u then sud
denly retired from the shore and re-
wned as quickly. causing further 4
great damage and wreckage. Awaken
'd BY the shock. the inhabitants fec.
lanic stricken, from their homes into
he streets and squares. PROFESSIONS .
Sere organized and soon all the 4
'hurches were filed with weeping
.rowds imploring Divine mercy.
Midnight reports state that Reggfl.
light miles from Nessina. on the Oh
'osite side 0f the strait. met the same
ate as Nessina. but these repor-s
lave not been confirmed owing 10 the
ack Of telegrsphIc facilities.
Pope Would Go to Scene.
The pope wss greatly distressed a
learfng II the earthquake and Do /,
ided 70 60 e The scene 10 comfort /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
TWO BODIES RECOVERED.

Birmingham. Ala Dec zs-Tvo
dead bodies have been recoVerei and
eirht more are known tn BE- hHried
iu IN fumenza caveiin ~ the trench
81 THE blast furnace plant ~ EnsleF
ton rht Several other persons wcre
injured Most of the dead are f0F-
ei1ers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29
Several Thousand Killed.

Messina has suffered probably more
sthan any other place. the latest infOr-
nation coming directly from thai
quarter stating two-thirds of the
town was destroyed and several thou
sand persons killed. The steamers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

The pope wss greatly distressed
hearfng II the earthquake and de-
cided 70 60 . the scene 10 comfort
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

Washington and Montebello. which
were in the harbor. later proceeded To
Catania loaded with injured who
were so stupefed by terror that they
seemed unable TO realize what hal
happened, simply saying II looked as
though the end Of the world hal
come
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-29

The Italian government is cOncen-
trating at points Of greatest need,
troops and engineers. Members Of
various places and camps with pro
visions we're Immediately prepared.
all available railway lines and war
ships being used for their transporta-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
"WHo STOLE THAT BILL?"

An anonymous circular sent broad.
cast over the state in the interest
of Crawford's candidacy contains the
following:
mr.. Kttredge made his entree in
state politics in the legislative ses-
sion of 1890, when he was present
as a senator from Minnehaha county
and organized the legislature. rail.
road bill was introduced at that SEES.
sion and was stolen from the files.
Who stole that biil2"
It Is a natural inference that the
fellow who stole that bill was ap.
prehensive that the legislature would
enact it into law.
In the session of the territorial coun.
Gil the previous year, Mr.. Crawford
opposed the double damage liability
bill, opposed the antitrust bill, and
favored the gross-earnings law, in
which position he was but sustaining
the efforts of the notorious and expen.
sive railroad lobby.
Mr.. Crawford was also a member
OF the state legislature of 1890 and
again voted against the antitrust bill,
Mr.. Kittredge voting for it. 1t became
law.
During this same session (the year
that the bill was "stolen'o Mr.. Craw.
ford made the motion to put to sleep
the memorial to congress to elect
United States senators by a direct
vote of the people.
Perhaps Mr.. Crawford could answer
the question, who stole that bill?'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
PEOPLE AWAKENING.

Aberdeen News:-The entire force
OF 222 stalwart delegates to the Huron
convention, smarting under the in
dignities heaped upon them by the
slim majority of insurgent delegates
and by the galleries, and stung BY
the absurd egOtism manifested by Coo
I. Crawford, pledged themselves to
the sacrifice Of their time and their
fortunes to reverse the status of at
fairs In June. Against this determine
ed spirit the demagogue will thunder
in vain; against 1t the Mormon church
the lumber trust, the interests" will
loose their Golfers to no purpose. The
people Who do thingn IN this state
are aWako ana NJ and at It
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30
ENDORSES. KI11REDGE
Enute Nelson, the Great hInlesotaR
Warmly Commends the Services
Of Senator 4. B. kittredae

On the 28th of March, John Refer
son, president OF the Scandinavian
Republican League of Dawson county,
wrote q letter to Senator Nelson. ask
ing about Senator Kittredge and his
standing in Washington. President
Robertson pointed out some Of the
things being said to the hurt Of Sem
campaign. and asked Senator Nelson
to advise him as to the facts. Sem
ator Nelson, OF course. is not willing
to take a hand in a senatorial fight
in another state, but he was willing
to do justice to a friend. and In reply
to the request. wrote the following
letter. which was printed in the
Mitchell Republican Of Saturday. The
letter will be read with interest
Senator Nelson is honest and fearless
and his judgment will be accepted by
hundreds, not to say thousands, of
people in South Dakota. Senator
Nelson writess-
Washington, D. c., April 2, 1908.
Hon. John ReiersOn. President Scan,
dinavian Republican League, Dav-
ison county, Mitchell, 8. D..
Dear Sir:-Your favor OF March
18th, asking my views as to the stand.
ing, services. and qualifications OF
ScHdIoT n1tlrcu6o dS q 0CA6SN 0AAu
as to whether he has worked IN har-
mony with the president, is at hand.
In reply / desire to say that so far
as I know he has supported all the
prominent measures recommended by
the administration. He was particu-
larly active in helping to secure pas
sage of the railway rate bill, and on
that subject was entirely in harmony
with the president, and SO far as !!
=, ha fell ~
both the president and Secretary Taft.
may say that on all great public
questions he has always been on the
side of what / term reform and on
the side of the people. He sits quite
near me in the senate chamber and
usually confers with me about public
questions when they come up for con-
sideration. and l hardly know OF an
instance where he has not assumed
the same attitude and taken the same
course on public matters that | have.
In fact. have always felt that could
rely upon him for help to secure the
passage of any measure that | deem
ed for the best welfare of the people.
Senator Kittredge is one OF the most
energetic and industrious members OF
the senate. l have served with him
for several years on the Judiciary
committee, which deals with import
ant legal and constitutional questions,
and have always found his judgment
clear and sound and have found him
ever ready to take broad and lib
eral view of all questions that apper-
49, 10 the rights of the people. His
standing in the senate Is excellent;
in fact, none Of the younger senators
are held in better repute or have
more friends in this body. While
senator kittredge does not pretend
10 be a great orator, yet in all the
hard work that goes to formulate
md prepare legislation and get it in
shape for final action, he is active,
efficient and energetic as any mem
Der of this body. | think your young
and growing state is very fortunate,
indeed. in having such an able repre-
sentative in the senate as Senator
kittredge.
-KnutA Nelson
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-04-30

II the Maine should be be raised
from Havana harbor, and It should be-
found that the explosion was caused
inside the ship itself, and that there
was no real cause for the war. and
that we owe Spain an apology, and
that the Philippines should be given
back, and-but then perhaps 1t would
be better to let the Maine lie just
where It Ii.