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GOULDS SURRENDER
TO PRINCE HELIE
Picturesque" Manner of
Nobleman Wins Over
Opposition.
Family Dinner Party Fol-
lows Conferences and
All Is Well.

NEW YORK. April 7.-Baffed by the
steadfastness Of Nine. Anna Could and
the tact Of the Prince de Sagan, it is
now announced that the Gould family
has withdrawn the opposition to the
Second marriage Of Count Boni de Cas-
tellane's former wife A dinner at the
home of Mrs. Edwin Gould was the
scene Of the surrender.
George Gould was not present at the
family assembly, but Mrs George
Could was, and it is now stated au-
thoritativeIy that it is only a question
of a few days before the last Of the
brothers VIII yield.
Mrs. George Gould has just returned
from Hot Springs. Va. In her absence
all was dissersion. and Madame Gould
had declared herself positive Mean
while the family stood decided. but one
after another recruits were gained by
the prince First Mrs. Frank j. Gould
appeared upon the scene and lent her
support to her sister-in-law. Then fol-
lowed the Edwin Goulds, and Howard
Gould sent flowers and messages TO his
sister.
Helen GOuld's Support.
Finally Miss Helen Gould was pre-
vailed upon to see that her sisters atti-
tude had been consistent and cour-
ageous
SO, when Mrs. George Gould appeared
IN New York unexpectedly she assumed
the role Of mediator. She called on
Madame Gould at the Hotel St. Regis,
and together the sisters-in-Iaw consid-
cred the affair at length. Madame
Gould set forth her arguments in favor
OF the prince His answering loyalty,
the plcturesqueness Of his cOurtship,
and his own personality were the chief
argum ents. Finally Mrs. Gould said:
Il don't see how we can interfere with
your personal freedom any more. You
are woman thirty-two years old and
You must know
Family Dinner Party.
Instantly n dinner party Of the family
was arranged in the secIusion of the
Edwin Gould house in 100 Fifth avenue
Mrs. George Gould did yeoman service
on behalf OF her sister-in-law. and Miss
Helen Gould consented to appear.
In the meantime the prince called on
Nine. Gould at the St Regis and heard
ing family opposition. He stayed for
two hours.
The prince has not definitely deter
mined whether he Will sail on Ia Prov
ence Thursday. The DEVELOPMENTS OF
the intervening days viii guide him in
his movements. In the belief that the
-oA-4lJ 44OSl4l4l9 ldQ DrdcuCallN van
1SneC, he Will probably sail. and whether
George Gould maintains his attitude OF
unrelenting opposition or not, Nine.
Gould ana the prince viii wed
Prince De Sagan Pleased.
Prince de SaEan, when informed to-
DAY that the family of Nine. Gould had
reIented and would permit her TO marry
him, smiled and said:
They couldn't very well prevent the
marriage She has reached her age, IS
able TO make UP her own mind. and can
90 as she sees INT. We had an under
standing long before We came 10 Amer
lea, but + am very glad the Goulds have
finally reached the proper manner OF
thinking"
The prince was asked whether the
marriage would take place in New York
or in Europe.
That remains at The discretion OF
Nine. Gould he replied
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Continued from First PaEe)
veyed him every evening to the thcater
in her automobile
He charges that they registered in
Atlantic City under an assumed name.
Her conduct with the actor, his answer
asserts. was such as 10 cause open
comment and scandal among the mem
bers of THE NirgiuiaE' company.
Mr.. Gould charges that on several oc-
casions when he and his wife were
dining with friends in New York res
tauraDts she became intoxicated and
Ter conduct was such as 10 alarm him
and the remainder Of the party.
Says She Bit Hostess.
He declares that while they were Wis
iting friends and playing cards she be
came intoxicated and threw the cards
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DUSTIN FARNUM,
Who Denies That He Was Unduly Init
mate With Mrs. Howard Gould.

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MAKING MONEY

What's the matter with TIteman's
face?-'
"A friend gave him a safety razor
and told him that every time he shaved
he d save threepence; he's been shaw
ing himself night and day sver since. -
P1ck-AIe-Up.
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WHAT "TEN-PENNY" MEANS.

A "ten-penny'' nail means that !, 900
nails weigh ten pounds The word
penny in this case is a corruption Of
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TALKED TOO MICH

What won your wife for your
''Huh?''
what won your VIE for you? Your
fatal gift Of beauty
Nav; my fatal gift of gab."-Ex-
change.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
TURNS TURTLE
HIGH IN AIR
Army Officer Killed and Inven-
tor Seriously Injured in Aer-
>. .r...,~ .op!asns Acclidsa! As. l!! ....~ i. -.
FALL IS FR|GHTFUl ONE
Rocker. IPsayyallss. Rlaas. Caasa. S. n:a.
aster During Test Flight al Fort
sc-.~~A GCycw} ssse,,sAs..,,.,".y>. 50.
Tragic Mishap.

Washington, Sept, lS.--After
having drawn the attention of the
world to his aeroplane flights at
Fort Myer, and having established
new worlds records for heavier
than-air flying machines, Orville
Wright yesterday met with tragic
al mishap while making two-man
flight. The aeroplanist was accom-
panied by Lieutenant Thomas e.
Selfridge of the signal corps Of the
army, Liuetenant Selfridge was ia
tally injured and died at $40 o'clock
last night, Mr., Wright was serious
ly injured, but is expected to recov-
er.
While the machine was encircling
the drill grounds a propeller blade
snapped on and hitting some other
part of the intricate mechanism,
caused it to overturn in the air and
fall to the ground enveloping the
two occupants in the debris.
Soldiers and spectators ran across
the field to where the aeroplane
had fallen and assisted in lifting Mr..
Wright and Liuetenant Selfridge
from under the tangled mass Of ma
chinery. rods, wires and shreds OF
muslin. Mr.. Wright was conscious
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
SCHOOL BOOK MIDDLE GROWS.
Book Dealers Complain of Hardships
of Exchange Provision.


Austin, Tex, Sept. IS Book
dealers over the state who have not
been awarded contracts for furnish
ing school text books under the re-
cent adoption are protesting and
complaining to the department of
education and the attorney generals
department that they are unable to
exchange old books for those adopt
ed. The attorney general has held
.,.,.. ~sSsn <; ;, -....-
only to patrons of schools and not
to dealers Some dealers have q
large stock Of books that they can
not now dispose of. Steps may be
taken to test that provision of the
;eAt book law.
In yesterdays issue OF the Forum,
a labor journal printed here weekly,
f, Nordhaus, the publisher, on be-
half of the wage earners of Austin,
iiuuGf5ssGT iruTf portion Is <G0tef'ii0f
Campbell and Attorney General
Davidson petitioning those officials
to institute mandamus proceedings
rtne -rv1 sSvv1TTss- ss-s sof0J7 "rrrusrevs
to compel them TO use the books re-
Gently adopted by the state text
book board, so that the question
can be determined. Fiskville is To-
Gated in this county and the school
trustees have declined to adopt the
new books,
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and said; "Oh. hurry and lift the
motor
Lieutenant Selfridge was uncon-
scious and had apparently struck
the ground with great force. His
head was covered with blood and he
was choking when the soldiers eX-
tricated him from under the ma
chine.
DR.. Waters, a New York physi
clan, was present and was the first
to reach the spot, rendering first
aid to the injured. When their
wounds had been bandaged Mr..
I.si.Ss .;a.G.A,... - e1Sss - =
were taken to the Fort Myer hospit-
q, at the other end OF the field 1t
was feared that Mr.. Wright was suf-
fering from internal injuries. He
had lapsed into a state OF semi-con-
sciousness by the dine lie reached
i the p. 9osn!tal While Lieutenant 1t. Self
ridge did not regain consciousness
at all He was suffering from frac-
ture at the base of the skull and
Vas Iii 4 critlcai c0fdiTio'fT,,' ">''' '-''-'''
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
TWO DEAD AND SEVERAL HURT
Handicap Of Transportation Compan-
les Blamed for Accidents.

Chicago, H., Sept, 1S,--A dense
fog covering Chicago and vicinity
! he easicappea,c a,ct"sns""arta uon canneT-
les yesterday and was responsible foi
number of accidents In which two
men were killed and several persons
injured. Through passenger trains
slowed up and suburban service was
delayed on all roads.
An interurban car from Aurora
.s.-s.. a-.5sas,,ssss, =, ,ss q. SA-asx- ~ SS-s
Oak Park incline and injured several
passengers,
Two laboring men, one on the
South Side and another at Gross
1'ark, were run ,ac WI uli,s kfff-tt 'by
railroad trains, An engineer and a
fireman were injured and three cars
on the Chicago and Northwestern
we've derailed hv an omen switch,
which the engine crew could not see
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
GREAT TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS
Every Great Nation Of the Earth 10
Be Represented in Meeting.

Washington, Sevt. lS.-Many
distinguished physicians, sociologists
and men Of prominence in other
walks of life are already in the ma
tional capital to take part in next
weeks Worlds Congress oa Tuber-
cusosis, Every great nation of the
earth will have representatives at
the meeting and VIII add It's influ-
ence to the movement for o world
wide warfare on the white plague.
Hundreds OF exhibits pertaining to
the anti-tuberculosis campaign are
now being installed Among the re-
suits that are expected to follow
from these exhibits are mentioned: :
Sanitary dwellings and house fur
niture for the WORKING Glasses.
Sanitary passenger coaches.
Advanced and accurate instruction
of school children in the method of
.n.ggexes.ptHg, .g {, {. .ccsonrssv1mlnt,ion, J., ni, n. ..
Eradication of tuberculosis In 49,
tie.
'"' C0ast;uG, ion y6t The A0s, sA aGeS
ed sanatoria the world has ever
>%SANss-sDS- ~~','srs,"N'N -es.'.-
Construction of model factories
and workshops,
America will reap the first fruits
OF all these advances Physicians and
sociologsts assert that, through this
+,.s- a~e> " y.~ ar.4 =. .-+i.irp Ss 4: s
the prize competitions, the fight for
the eradication OF consumption in
ttis,, country. VIII De a1vR6csd many
years.
The prizes that are offered viii
pit nations. municipalities, and indi-
vidunls against each other. They will
develop utilities that will protect
the healthy, heal the sick, decrease
the nations death rate and add to
the national wealth,
/ AS this congress viii! eclipse all
others OF its kind ever held any
whore, so does the list OF prizes sur
pass in value and in wisdom of
selection those offered by previous
/ congr gresses, Especially evident Is the
regard for the health and strength
Of the nation working men and
their families
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WILL NOT DINE.
At SAME BOARD.
Both Presidential Candidates Net
to Speak at Chicago
... 80. ..Rapa.vas!! ....,.. ....-....
BUT BRYAN WILL Be THERE
,Re!pnhlcan &! Sneakers .Buysau Failed
to Put Date on TaIts Itinerary.
Ta1 ,Ms1 ,Aa4rs.s- y ", ,- i.
Mems Club.

- tTti'TTcafso' Sept. forss ms tJfi ttrfff-
plated meeting OF Judge Taft and
William j. Bryan at a banquet here
October has fallen through, ac-
cording to statement made by
Chairman Dixon of the republican
speakers bureau yesterday.
Judge Taft will address the In
dependent Railway Mems Taft Club
In Chicago, Sept, 2S,' said Mr.. Dix
on, but his itinerary will not allow
of his speaking at Chicago Oct, Z,
1t is said that it was Judge Taft's
wish to speak at the banquet, but
the speakers bureau was not official
ly consulted in making the engage
ment
Mr.. Bryan, however, will attend
the banquet. which will be given by
the Chicago Association OF Com
merce
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
FOUND AFTER I72 YEARS.
RcrnilihS or MfassicitT Missionaries
Located on Island In Lake.

Remains or MassactrG 3nsSTOuafitS
Located on Island In Lake.
Winnipeg, Man, Sept, 1S,-A
party of priests Of st. Boniface col
lege Winnipeg, accompanied by
Judge Prudhomme. few days ago
discovered the site of Fort St
Charles, built in 1892 by Sieur de
la Verandrye on the northwest angle
of the Lake OF the Woods. They also
found skulls of 10 voyagers and
skeletons OF Father Auineau and
Jean Bapiste de la Verandrye, who
on June s, 1886, We're murdered by
the Sioux Indians on an island In
the Lake OF the Woods,
The memory Of this lonely tragedy
has been solemnly preserved by
the Roman Catholic church through
out the long years that have passed,
and repeated attempts have been
made to Identify the scene Of the
massacre.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
County Attorney Smith Asks
that Property Be Declared
VALUE OF GOODS SEIZED
An ,l'em!zsd ,Sts!smsp.l!. t. Shows. .S,yt!ceck
and Fixtures to Be Worth More
....-..,.har. + ,HNpslseI AIql!lavs,.,.- -,
Defendant Cited.

frierTnra1r ttsS ttr "frGis 'uGed titdY TO
appear in the district court at the
September term and show cause why
certain property owned by him and
seized by Sheriff Forbes some time
ago should not be declared a nuis-
ance and destroyed, A petition asking
that the property in question be CON
demned was filed in the district
court Thursday afternoon by Coun-
ty Attorney Mark Smith. The petition
is quite lengthy document, but
its salient points are embodied in
the following notice to the defend
ant which was served on him early
Friday morning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
Editors in Harmony Meeting.

ST. Louis, Sept, 1S.--Harmony Is
the watohword OF the love feast
opened today In the Southern Hotel
by the Missouri State Democratic
! Pscss sSaos4aSsen>~ EaNeASs~-as Al tbs
leading democratic papers in the
state are here. II Is believed that
the gathering will do much toward
prompting harmony In the demo-
cratic ranks, and heal the wounds
caused by the Stone-Folk senatorial
fight, A banquet will be held this
~ s~srssr s-s,-S ..s,r'~s-s ~s. ..ss x.saa ss>t
democrats will spoak.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
('hile'S Holiday.

= 81, .tiss;c,' Cake, Sep. >s, .4ls
tional festivities on large SCALE
marked the anniversary of the Chill
can declaration OF Independence,
September is, 1910. A great mill
tary parade was reviewed by the
president this morning, AS bull
fights have been abolished in this
republic horse races will be the
principal sport OF the afternoon,
Except for labor troubles, The coun-
try is now peaceful and prosperous,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
CONDITION OF MISS GRIFFIN.
San Antonio Girl Who Was Hurt In
Katy Wreck Suffers Hemorrhage

Miss Grace Griffin, who was in
iured in the wreck of the Katy Fly
er near San Marcos yesterday morn
ing, is in a precarious condition to-
day, Miss Griffin is at the home of
her uncle, j. II, kirkpatrick, on
Magnolia avenue, and Is being at
tended by DR.. Adolph Herff. During
the night Miss Gritiin suffered from
hemorrhages, the attending physi-
clan says, due to internal injuries,
San Antonio Light
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Lawrenceville, Ca, Sept. Is
Night riders have posted written no.
tices placed with red hands on them,
on several gins of this county, warm
Ing the proprietors that their gine
will be burned to the ground should
boil of cotton be ginned before the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-18
The State of Texas,-To Herrma,
Egger, Greeting:

The State of Texas, Herman
Egger, Greeting:
Whereas, Mark Smith, county at
as did on the 18th day of Sept, 1908,
t1le in the district court of Ellis
county, state Of Texas, petition in
Suit No. -- on the civil docket OF
said court, being suit brought by the
said Mark Smith, county attorney
as aforesaid for the state Of Texas,
as plaintiff against Herman Egger
as defendant, plaintiff demand, as
stated in said petition, and the af-
tidavit and writ attached to the
same and filed with said petition,
being as follows: That heretofore
to-wit: on the Sth day OF September
1906, the qualified voters of Ellis
county. Texas. determined at an
election held in accordance with
laws of said state that the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors should be pro-
hibited in said county, and there
after the commissioners court of
sad seaAsy E>a3e cad eMaye>1 cM
order to that effect. which said
order, WAS. puhlished by. the county.
judge of said county as requifed by
law, and that on Sept, o, 1908, in
toXeatlng liquor was being sold in
possessed for the purpose OF beng
/. ..s"Aa-la.-vlalat!ap ot Law -ln-n cartatn.
place. room and building situated
and described as follows, to-wit: In
! The cfty or WaAandoif ifie, n7!.i ,oT,i-
ty, Texas, In the building cA Wash
ington street, just south Of Durham
! Dry Goods Store and IN the room
next door to Jordan & Halo'a barber
shop, and that one Y. ID. Kemble, on
| said affidavit issued writ and de-
livered same to w, Fl, Forbes, COM
manding him to enter said premises
and seize all intoxicating LIQUOR, bar
and fixtures, ETC., In said building
and that said sheriff, on said day
did seize the following property, to-
wit: 2S casks black bottle beer,
value. s2SS; broken casks Hia-
watha beer, value, $50; bar fixtures,
value $75 cigar case and cigars,
value $40; 81 casks OF empty bot
ties. value, $3.50; full casks Hia-
watha beer, value, SIT, Of the total
value OF $4,000. and that Herman
Egger is the owner of the same,
and has not replevied same.
Plaintiff prays that Judgment be
entered condemning said property to
be declared nuisance, and that
same be destroyed, for costs of suit
against defendant, and for Judgment
property as county attorneys fees,
and 10 per cent. OF value of same
for sheriff's fees, and for general
relief.
And whereas, the said prayer OF
plaintin Will be heard In the said
district court Of Ellis county, at
Waxahachie, Texas, on the csth day
OF September, 1908.
These are therefore, to require
you to appear at the time and place
above stated to show cause, II any
.l,tsN~ I'm, ..Mhy. !s.etd pceye" .shnnld
Gos be granted, ar1 SAID Nsaor aEe
other articles seized should not be
declared nuisance.
Witness my hand and seal OF OF.
nee, at Waxahaohie, Texas, this I7th
day OF September. 1908.
AMZI CAROTHERS,
fsssSTs~' 'BAetThct~ 6vvwrs7--filsS;. &C anss'
!; ;'--- .rt1g.s~T--~ ~'s"-' .'.e"~~'' 1890
1
BY Lem Wray. Deputy.
Street tax is now due. After Sept
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Violent Earthquake Shock.

Guayaluil, Ecuador. Sept 1s,-A
violent earthquake shock was exper-
fenced In this city yesterday morn
ing. 1t caused a great panic among
the people, but there was M loss of
life.
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acknowledgements Debate

CharlestOn, III, Sept, IS,--WIth
u patriotic" program OF searesssS
and music the people of Charles
town and vicinity today celebrated
the semi-centennial of the famous
debate OF Abraham Lincoln and
stephen A. Douglass In this city on
sep ruYfSar '2S,- Il o51 ''-''' '''''- ''"-'
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am receiving fresh fish and oy-
sters regularly and can supply your
wants, II. N. Nycum, 143
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Street tax Is now due. After Sept.
80 you will have to pay $500 In
stead OF $500, .t,~s AZ
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BY Lem Wray. Deputy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-01

never took the least notice OF us girls.
Sure I want a pin.'' she added to the Of
fetal pin-bearer OF the day. land give me
another. too. I'll see hat it is worm"
She got 1t.
The small boy, always clalnorous for
pins bearing the Jefferis ~physiognomy, was
not overlooked either. and he may be re-
lied upon not to have taken the pin off
when the candidate turned his back!
In a creamery and dairy supply house
occurred the only rebuff of the day. A
pretty little girl. badly inoculated with the
Bryan virus, volunteered the Information
that she would not vote for big Jeff"
oven II selfish men had enfranohised her
sex.
why, Viola, are you a democratic Choir
used her co-workers, and the debate still
ragged long after the candidate had left
that floor. Verify the campaign has
warmed up somewhat.
The young woman, to whose fidelity Of
principle be all honor, was most assuredly
an exception. In the course of a whole
days campaigning, which included meeting
at least 500 men, but four Bryan buttons
were to be seen. and an accurate and alb
solutely bona fide count showed eighty
seven insignia OF Taft. or the aforesaid
lonesome quartet, all but one voluntarily
declared that while they felt compelled to
vote for the head Of the ticket-well, they
would not like to commit themselves defi-
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for office rises with the lark to nab the
political worm and on the day when the
remarks quoted above were made TO him
Jefferis Was astir as early as anyone ex-
cept possibly the drivers OF m~ilkwagons.
Bank presidents may have been, probably
were stilll stealing a last forty winks, but
tie rest Chthe word OF laboring men OF all
kinds was already hard at II.
Continuously for the next ten hours, ex-
cept a half hour at noon, the candidate
was TO be shaking hands, and mixing gem
orally with his future constituents while
accompanying friends pinned buttons on
men already won by the personality OF the
republican nominee, and e~ndeavored by
keeplhg silent not 20 destroy the good Inn
preston he had made.
T There was a wicked and vicious ambition
on the part OF a couple OF these friends
TO see how Mr.. Jefferis would shine at
kissing a baby, for this may be held 70
be the most severe ordeal which the cam
didate for political office literally faces.
No, Of course. that Jefferis Is altoKethsr
inexperienced, he has babies OF his own
and mighty pretty ones for that matter. hut
Il would conceivably make some difference
whose baby he was kissing. However, the
aforesaid malevolentIy disposed were
doomed to disappointment. the nearest 10
a baby encountered during a long day
being Master Wendell Culver. a Ayear-old
resident Of ClsrindA. Ia. who was in charge
OF his aunt This must have been the saw
ing factor. Tn mother OF as lovely a little
boy would surely have insisted on II othsr-
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nevertheless get 30 per cent Of the demo
Gratis here and. of course, all the republi-
cans will tally for him"
Politics may grow a tritle hectic even
in these days, but the time has long gone
by when all the candidates on each ticket
scowled at the opposition when by chance
they met. This feeling has, fortunately.
been buried In the same grave with the
spirit which led a man to buy his sugar Of
a republican grocer. his clothes of a re-
publican tailor. engag a republican doc
tor and was buried by a republican under
taker (the reverse case is. of course. also
true). That this is so was illustrated In
the meeting Of Jefferis and one Peter
Rowland, who is vainly seeking a place in
the state assembly on the democratic ticket
Alas, poor Pete. we know him we'll!
Some precious minutes were spent with
out cOrralling any votes. while Jeffcris
and he exchanged the greetings of the
season and inquired with apparent inter-
est OF what the other thought Of his own
chance. Unbounded optimism seemed to be
the keynote and all was merry as a mar
riage bell.
Progress down the street was resumed
but progress is not a good term for It,
some word which suggests an infinitely
slow crawl, the celebrity Of a snail. Mr..
Jefferis was not dawdling and procrastina-
ton is no. in him. But how can you
make over a block an hour when fifty to
100 men catch your eye and rush up with
outstretched hand to ask earnestly for as
surance that you will be elected. More
over, each and every mothers son Of them
stayed to tell in language Of fervid earn
estness the fact that he was for you