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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29
CHARGE Of FRAUD
MADE BY GORDON
Statement by Carlin'S Oppo-
nent Denied by City
Officials.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. "a. NAY -.

In pamphlet which has just been
ISSUED by r. Lindsey Gordon. of Louisa
county, who IS a candidate for Congress
In opposition to Representative Charles
c Carlin, of this city, he states that
T. Motifs WampIeT, an attorney OF CUI-
pspsrs who has been examining the vOt-
ing and registry list in Alexandra. has
discovered irregularities He charges
that .ninety-five persons whose names ap-
pear on the delinquent poll tax list Tor
the years 1904 and 1905 voted at the last
Congressional primary. that tWenty-siN
persons whose names were not on the
registration books voted at the last
primary; that 12C persons voted whose
names do not appear on the poll tax
list OF the city treasurer, and that 1l5
persons who are shown by the treas
Urers list to have paid no taxes Tor one
or two of the three preceding years
voted at the last primary election.
Immediately upon receipt of the pam
phlet in this city, city Treasurer Rob
inson. Clerk OF the Court Grenway,
Capt. William II. Sweeney, chairman of
the committee on finance OF the city
council, and AL the registrars of the DIFF
ferent wards in the city made afhdavits
attestng the correctness Of the poll tax
and registry list as TO their respective
offices, and denying that any Irregular
ties existed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

In the corporation court yesterday. a
decree OF sale was entered in the case
OF Mary y. BraWner VS. Hattie r. Cot
lin, and others, and J. +. eaton, IT.. was
appointed special commissioned of sale.
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olina. A. B.. 1893 A. NJ. 1900. Johns
| Hopkins University.
James Mac Deruott Sheridan. Colo
! raQO.
Dyer Smith, Pennsylvania. NJ. f.. 1903.
/ lehigh University
Ellison Griffith Saith. South Dakota.
| simon Bernard Stein Massachusetts.
Howard William StuIl, Pennsylvania
I Charles hlgernon Sunderlin Nebraska.
] a. B.. 1907. Nebraska University.
Louis kossuth SunderliH. iowa.
Samuel SWayze, New Jersey.
Robert Ralph Taylor. Illinois.
Robert Hite Turner. Virginia
Frank Gubbard TwyeffCrt. New York,
william Kemper West. Kentucky.
Robert Chadwick Willis. North Caro-
Ina. A. b, Gullford College.
Ira jay Wilson, Wisconsin
Lester Hood Woolscy. New York
B.. 1901. Harvard University.
Master of Laws.
John Frederick Parth, Kentucky. Ii
B., 1907. the George Washington Uni
veIsity.
Eugene Foster Rr CHAM. Georgia. IL.
B., 1907. University OF Virginia.
Ralph Marshall Hatterslev CnfD. Ii
"a 1917, the George Washington Uni
yersity.
ora Herbert Roberts. Indiana. IL. 3.
1907, the George Washington University
Cory Montague Staddrn. ohio IL
versity.
omar Jay velIey. District Of Columbia
Ii r., 1907 the George Washington
University.
Master Of Patent Law.
Samusl Nicholas Acker. District If
Columbia. LII B., 1896, National Uni
Joseph McCarter Bowyer PennsvI-
V Va a; Ii. B. 1907, George Washing
Theodore Keller Bryant, New York.
LII IL. B. 1897. LII NJ, 1S9S, Cornell Uni
Moncure Burke, District OF Columbia
LII B. 1904, National University.
Louis Edward Giles. Michigan b. 6
IN y e, 1902, IL. B.. 1907, The George
Washington University.
William Samuel Graham. District Of
versity.
Charles stanton GrindIe. Ohio. Ii.
3, National University Law school
Paui Rankin Hallam, Kentucky. IL
Versity
william Barron Kerkam. District Of
S S.5.iL, Il B.. 1906. LII NJ. 1907.
Albert Levers, Nevada IL. B., 1907,
National University.
Robert ALagrane, New York A. b..
1913, A. NJ, 19G, Harvard University
IhOnas l. Mead. 1r.. Ohio PHI. B..
lsJI, western Reserve University; II.
b. 1907, The George Washington Uni
VersiLy.
Curt Berthold Mueller, Ohio. A. b.,
1870, cornell University.
Edwin Augustus Packard, Aassachu-
sets 3. S. 1899, Massachusetts Insti-
tute Of Technology. IL. B.. 1908, the
George Washington University.
George Francis Soul, New York. Ii.
T. 1907, National University.
Lester Abbot Stanley. District OF Co
lumbta- IL B., 1897 National Uni
yersity.
William Leonard Syu,0nds. District n
columbia IL NJ, 1895, IL r., 1895,
Columbian University
Samuel Mortimer Ward ir, District
Of Columbia IL. b., 1906 National !
University
Henry TruIn5ull Williams, Nassachu-
sets. s. D.. 1903 Harvard University I
IL. B., 1907, The George Washington /
University
Damn Leonard Wood. District OF Co /
lum4ta- Ii p, 1897, National Uni
Franklin Tuthiu Woodward. District /
OF Columbia. a. B.. 1901 Dickinson Col I
lege. LII. B., 1907. The George Wash 4
ington University.
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Faculty of Graduate Studies.
Master of Arts.


Horace Hatch Gusts. District Of Co
lumbia. B. A, 1906. Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
John Homer Dels. District OF Column
bia. LII. B.. 1906, The George Washing
ton University.
Thomas Latimer KILLER, virginia A.
B., 1904, Randolph-MaCOn College
John Elliot Ross, District or Column
bta. A. B.. 1902, LOyOla College,
Charles Wesley Tenney, Montana.
Pm. B., 1898, Willamette University.
Master of Science.
Katherine Harrington, District OF Co
lumDia. b. s., 1906, the George Wash
ingtOn University.
Civil Engineer.
Edwin Hauptman King District OF
Columbia b. S. in c. T., 1897, the
George Washington University.
David Albert M0litor, Wisconsin. B.
S. I'm c. E. 1905, The George Washing
ton University.
Electrical Engineer.
Mark Rittenhouse woodward, District
George Washington University.
Doctor Of Philosophy.
Frank Cummings Cook, Connecticut,
,. A, 1900. N. A, 1902, n. s., 1904, Yale
University.
Benjamin George Wilkinson. District
- Columbia, b. A, 1897 University Of
Michigan NJ. A, 1905, Union College.
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G. WI. Commencement Program
viii Be haqgarated Tonight
Graduation of Students Scheduled for Next Wednesday
Morning in Belasco Theater-Prize Debate
Held This Evening.

Graduating exercises at George Wash
ington University will be held at 1850
o'clock Wednesday morning, in the Be
lasco Theater. This will be the most
important feature OF commencement
week, which will be inaugurated at 8
O'Clock tonight with the prize debate Of
the Enosinian Society, in University
Hall
The Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of
the Church OF the Covenant. will deliver
the baccaIaureate sermon at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon in the Belasco Thea
ter. The students will meet at the uni
versity at $3.50 o'clock. in academic dress.
and march to the theater. The full
program follows;
University Events.
Sunday. May S1-Baccalaureate ser
mon, by the Rev Charles Wood. d. D.
BelascO Theater. 1 p. m.
Wednesday, June 3-University COM
mencement: Address by President Need
ham. and comforting of degrees, Belaseo
Theater, 1870 q IN. Trustees meetings
Meeting of the trustees of the univer-
sity ] D. m. meeting OF the trustees ~
Columbian College, 2 p. m meeting OF
the trustees OF Washington College OF
trustees of National College Of Pharm-
acy, $3.50 a. IN.
Student Events.
Friday. May 2s-Pr,ze debate OF the
Enosinian Society, University Han. s
p. m. open 10 the public.
Monday. June 1-Opening Of the eX-
hibit of the Division Of Architecture, In
the Architectural Building, 1852 ] street,
8 p, IN. The exhibit viii continue until
June 5. and will be open 70 the public.
Glass exercises of the law class OF 1905,
Ia University Hail. 8 p. IN
Tuesday. June 2-ETlze debate between
the Columbian and Needham Debating
Societies, IN University Han. g p. m
Wednesday. June 3-ReCeptiOn TO the
graduating classes by the president and
faculties at Rauscher's. 9. D. IN; dancing
$3.50 p. H. Admission by card.
Saturday, June 6-Class exercises o.
the senior class OF the department OF
arts and sciences in University Hall. 5
The following Is the list Of graduates:
Columbia College.
Bachelor Of Arts.
Grace Evelyn Barbour. Missouri.
Bertha BirtweA Pennsylvania with
Distinction.
Lulu Elizabeth Conner. District Of Co
lumbia.
kOl DE LanCv. Ohio.
John Howard DellinEer, OHIO.
Helen Marie Evans, District OF CO.
lumlia with Distinction.
Ruth GeuayieVe Field. Wisconsin.
Edward Percy Gates. Arkansas.
CatHariue Agatha MCAyOy. District
OF Columbia with distinctiOn)-
Jane Mahan, West Virginia
Pearl ketcham Merritt. Minnesota.
Jennie Meyer. District Of Columbia.
Jessamine Eliza SWartWOut, District
or Columbia.
William Cabeu van Week, District Of
Columbia with distincuOn).
Bachelors of Science.
Mary Page Crawford, Virginia.
Charles S0weTyiue Moore. Michigan.
Charles Calvert SmoCt Virginia.
John Aulum SJerrett, District OF Co
lumbia.
Harold English stouebraker. PennsyI-
yauia,
Emma Matthews Vaughan Trepel
North Carolina
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry.
Edward Oliver Reed, District OF Co
lum1la.
Washington College of Engineering.
of Science in Civil Engineer
ing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

The annual convention of the Chris
sian Endeavor Society OF the Methodist
Church VIII meet in the church this
afternoon. The Mt. OliveJ Society win
open the meeting by O. praise service,
after which r. E. l.. Tyler president
OF the united societies OF Virginia, viii
deliver an address. AT 7:l5 o'clock this
evening. the convention again will as
semble ana J. II. TTImyer viii deliver
ala address. At 8 o'clock the Rev. o. J.
Humphries viii deliver the convention
sermon after which the meeting Will
adjourn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29
Division of Education.

Division Of Education.
Bachelor of Arts and Teachers Diploma
Claus Johann Schwartz, District OF
Columbia.
Bachelor Of Science and Teachers
Diploma.
Alvin Wilson Miller, Illinois.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

Pedestrians i'm King street shortly
after noon yesterday were surprised 10
see the yitTihed brick roadway in front
of YOung's cigar store rise up for
distance Of several feet and then col
lapse. The heat is supposed 10 have
caused the street TO buckle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

In the police court this morning.
Charles Mccoy, colOced. YVES fined $40
for stealing clothing from Madison
Jackson, also COlUTed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

AT the Young Peoples Building last
evening. Angus Med. Crawford. of the
Episcopal High school, delivered an il
Illustrated lecture on Napoleon"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-29

A meeting or the nj. Vernon Ayen-
lie Association was held i'm this city.
yesterday afternoon, at which the fol-
lowing directors We're elected: William
3. SmOOt J.. j.. DOWuham, NJ. b. Har-
low, Park Aguew, James r. Cation. J.
X n Norton, Hubert Snowden. Card
ner L BoOthe, J. Marriott Hill. John
b. Henderson, DT. j, Tabor Johnson,
Andrew 3. Graham. James +. Glenn
ents. Joseph j.. Willard. r. Walton
Moore, Alexander j. Wedderburn, John
r. Mclean, Frank A. Munsey. TheO-
Core W, Noyes, Scott @. Bone, Gen.
Robert q. Smith. y. H. Shea, Fred Mer-
tens and Robert y. Harper.
The following officers Were elected.
William Y. SmOot, first vice president;
F., j.. Downham, second vice president:
N. ,. Harlow. secretary treasurer: ex-
ecUtive board: ". B. SmoOt T. r.
Downham, NJ 3. Harlow Park Agucw.
James r. Cation, J. NJ. Hin. j, r. Glenn
ents. Josenh ". Willard and J. r. Nc
Lean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
Oil wells in The Sea.

OF all the oil fields in the world from
the steppes of the Caucasus to the
plains Of Utah, where the latest AMI
most productive field il being prospect
Ell, the most remarkable is that at Sum
userl3nd, California. where nearly two
hundred wells arc being pumped in the
surf Of the sea
Back Of the little town on the beach
ard on the mesa, there are other wells,
scores Of them. but they are like the
other oil wells Of California. gaunt.
skeleton derrieks with pump arms ris.
iHg and falling to the stroke Of the en-
gines III The pump houses.
In 1856 the first oil we'll ever drilled
In the sea was sunk from 4 low wharf
over the Summerland surf 1t struck
oil and was Immediately followed By
other wells as soon as companies ana
individuals could get hold Of frontage
from which to extend their wharves IN
10 the ocean. In June. 1900, The banner
year for this field there were at sum
nerland 800 producing wells, lifty-ninc
abandoned wells and fifteen wells which
were in process Of drilling.
These wells yielded from one to sixty
barrels Of oil per day. the average being
about five barrels The field has never
had a great gusher and has never been
a heavy producer in any sense 81 the
word. In 1889 aud practically in ls0O
al was worth ninety cents Il barrel FL
Summerland. The cost of production
from the surf wells is said to range
from twenty-five to thirty-fve cents
per barrel
Development continued up to 1903,
slice which time Development Of the
sea field has been practically at a stand
still, The wells in the territory being
but no new ones put down.
At the present time there are about 100
wells producing from, The surf Of the
80 which have been drilled since the
iluil was discovered. Fourteen COM
F@nies are operating in the Summerland
district at this writing Technical
World Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Maseott's famous ice cream.

Mascott's famous ice cream.
New long gloves at vaughan's.
H. A. Phelps was in Cabot yesterday
on business.
Chester Blakely is i'll at his home on
Eastern avenue
Banana splits. try some 1t is delie.
ious, at Mascott's.
James Ross OF Hardwick is visiting
relatives in the city.
For comfort and stylish figure, buy
a 7. n. corset at Perry's.
Z. J. Woodbury. OF Berlin was IN the
city to-day on business visit.
Miss Aaude Batehclder is working in
Miss N. a, Miles millinery store.
Elon L. Barrett is taking vacation
from his work in +. II. Rogers a Co S
store.
Fred Cults, clerk in the Union Cloth
ing store, Is confined to his home to-day
with illness.
Regular meeting NJ W Of a. WcsInes.
day, March 18th, at p. m. There will
be adoption work. Per clogb
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Miles, Miss NJ A.
Miles and Miss Kathleen Miles went
to New York to-day for a few days
visit.
In addition to the very low price Of
the dance, March 18th, the Woodmen
will give nice door prize to the person
bearing the lucky number.
Barre friends OF Mr.. Rocheleau win
be interested in the following announce
ment in to-day's Burlington Free Press
The engagement OF Guy G. RocheIeau and
Miss Pearl b Freeman was announced
at dinner party given Saturday even
ing by Mn. Rocheleau.
H. ,. Swasey received letter to-day
from his brother Midshipnan q. Il.
Swasey, who is on board The Rhode Is.
land with the American fleet. The let
ter was written February | 1t plmta
Arenas, Argentine Republic, South Amer
lea, the most southern port in I lie world
Midshipman Swasey states that he is
well and enjoying the trip.
Frank E. Howe Of Bennington who Il
now spending several weeks in Porto
Rico, writes about meeting, at san
Juan, w G. Odds, former resident
Of Barre and once engaged in the gran
tie business. Mr.. Howe wrote hat
"He (Mr. 0ldsl is now travelling in the
West Indies and South America as
fha axnarf aofanf nj an Oetxsaoa Y Y
firm that manufactures engines and boil
ers."
The baggage car and one passenger
coach Of the Central Vermont branch
train went off thra track near the
Granite street crossing in Montpelier
willie running to this city at o'clock
iris morning. The rails spreading is
said to have been the cause of the ac-
eident The two cars swung part way
around after leaving the iron but did
not tip over. The train was delayed
two hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
TALK OF The TOWN.

Mascott's famous leo cream, college
ices and ice cream soda.
"HeatherbIoomn embroidered petit
coats at Perry's for the spring.
Ia vecchia Filodrammatiea sospende
ia recita di sabato Fl eausa dello
Sciopero.
Miss Mary Gay, the chiropodist, re-
turned to-day to her home in Wind
sor.
Our famous ice cream on hand again.
We viii be pleased to furnish you by
the plate, pint, quart or gallon after
to-day. Barre Candy Kitchen
Needed at Rion, S. G., some one to
keep an American stone cutter boarding
house, capacity thirty-five or forty
Address, Boarding House, Rion. S. G.
Charles BARNES. who was operated on
last week for lapatomy by Drs. Ghidella
and Placement, is reported to be doing
as well as could be expected after so
serious an operation.
A concert, under the auspices Of the
Young Peoples Association. VIII nc CIV
en- in the Presbyterian church on Fri
day evening, March 9th Admission 10
cents. Further announcements will be
given later.
The members Of vincitia club are
asked to invite a guest for ladies
NIGH" to be held in the club rooms on
Thursday evening, March No. There
viii be daricing, cards and music, and
refreshments will be served.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Otis
yesterday and to-day are Alex. McFar-
lane. Boston: +. Il. Bixby, Chelsea
Acker Edwards, KimbalHs Corner; a.
II. Sherman, Burlington; A. P. Bell, Bos-
ton; John Hammond, Montpelier, and
j. 7. Carpenter, Montpelier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Local happenings TerseIy Told for
Busy Readers.
Samson galatia cloths at Fits.

Samson galatia cloths at Fits.
New spring coats at vaughans.
s2-inch Renfrew ginghams, l21ac, al
Abbott's.
George Legs left last night for Peters
burg, Va to work
Leave your order for Lenox incubator
oil at Smith & Cummings
The new fashion sheets and April 1De.
signer' Just in, at Perry's.
w T. Kenerson went to Lyndonvills
to-day on business trip.
L. P Austin went to Manchester, n
IT,, to-day to visit relatives.
/ Frank Ferriani returned last night
1 from a visit in Quincy, Mass.
J Ward Carver returned yesterday
from a business visit in Boston.
4 Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver jewelry. Burr, the Jeweler
Mrs. Angus Stewart went to Wells
River yesterday for visit with friends.
Albert Gilman went to his home in
Marshfeld yesterday for few days
visit.
Peter Goneo returned last night from
q visit with relatives in Plattsburgh,
N. Y.
Frank Norton and Joseph Moore lett
Yesterday TO visit relatives in Lenox-
vile, L @.
The Cleaners will hold social to-
night at the home of Mrs w III Wales,
20 fremont street.
George Riddle went to Boston last
night to meet his family, who are com
ing from Scotland.
A. II. i. Head, who has been visiting
friends in the city, returned to his home
ID Warren, n. H., to-day.
Mrs. G. II. Shepard leaves to-day for
Essex Junction and Burlington on a
business trip Tor few days
Miss Eliza Hutton, who has been vis-
iting relatives in Nebsterwlle, returned
to her home IN Canada yesterday.
Miss Allie Trow returned TO Boston
last night after a visit an the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Trow.
Harry Durham arrived in the city
this morning from san Francisco. CAT.
whore he has been for the past two
years.
There viii be regular meeting Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, A. o. H., III X.
OF G. hall, Wednesday evening, March
Is, at 1880
Do not fail to hear Miss Nina Browns
illustrated lecture on Switzerland, III
the tniversalist church, Wednesday
evening, March Is.
The regular monthly meeting 81 the
Woman's Auxiliary 81 the Presbyterian
church will be held In the church vestrv,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock.
There was nothing 70 indicate III Barre
that to-day was the anniversary Of Ire
lands patron saint, save for bit Of
shamrock in the button hole Of men OH
the street
The ladies Guild Of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd viii meet at the home
Of Mrs Harry Smith, ll5 Summer street,
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. to
sew for missionaries. A full attendance
is desired,
Clarence Bennett, the anthor Of the
singnlarly successful religious drama,
The Holy City, is the son Of clergy
man and Bible student of distinction
Ills treatment Of the sacred subject oi
the passion and death 81 Christ the
Saviour, in this play is not only reYer
ential but sympathetic as we'll There
is a simple majesty and a lofty power
about the play that makes It's appeal
universal It will be presented BY a
company Of admirably equipped players
at the opera house tonight March II.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
wILLIAMsTowN.
c. W. Cram is Chairman Of School Board
E. A. Thurber. Clerk.

G. w. Craw is chairman Of the school
board and L. w. Thurber. clerk. the
high school closed Friday for a three
weeks vacation and win begin again
April 6. The other schools are expected
to begin April 20.
Mrs. Herbert Farnham has been i'll
for few days, but il much better at
this writing.
An Eastern Star pin mas been left at
Lynde's store, the owner can have the
same by proving property.
N. r. Farnham, agent for the AM
erican Fidelity Co., of Montpelier, has
lust received the bonds for the town
officers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
The BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1908.


Snow or rain and warmer tonight;
clearing BY "Wednesday; fresh southerly
to westerly winds increasing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-17
Package Foods +!

Have you ever tried our Seeded
Pruncs' They are something
new. done up in packages con-
tanning one pound The fruit
loses none of its original taste in
the seeding process and the pack
ages in which they are packed keep
them fresh and delicious We sell
Two packages for 25c.
We sell the Blue Ribbon and
Monadnock Seeded Raisins. two
boxes for 25c.
Chariot Brand Seeded Currants,
two boxes for 25c.
The best Corn Starch, three
boxes for 25c.
You know when you eat Pack
age Foods you are eating something
which is absolutely pure for the
strong hand Of the government sees
to it thar they are wholesome.
Smith & Cummings,
BaHe's Food Department Store,
sos North Main ST., Barre. Vt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-06-12
DESPERATE CONDITIONS.

In the army the pull is mightier than the
sword by all odds. IL is no wonder that
conditions in the military service, as de-
scribed by Chairman Hull, OF the House
Military Committee, are desperate"
Mr.. Hull's son was made MAJOR and
soon afterwards, Lieutenant Colonel in VIC
lation OF the rule OF promotion by seniority
and merit The son-in.law OF Senator War.
rem, Chairman of the Senate Military Com
mittee, was promoted from the rank of Cap.
tain to that Of Brigadier General at one
bound, in violation OF the same rule. Gen.
Wood, for being chum of the President,
was raised from the rank OF Colonel TO that
OF Major General. Political pull and per-
sonal iavoritism have filled the higher ranks
oil the army with incompetents, and this has
disguised the trained officers who have been
kept down by that vicious policy.
1t is now proposed to coDciliate those
professional military men BY raising their
pay,o or in other words, by bribery. But
the panic brought on by The extravaganza
and vicious tariff and financial legislation
Of the Republicans is likely to make the
bribery scheme impossible, and many young
officers will abandon the army for civil life.
The private soldiers are already deserving
by scores.