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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
aoULps Non REooNoILED.

New York, July 17.-contrary to the rumors that Mrs. Frank J. Gould has been reconeiled to her husband and that their differences have been ami cably settled. Mrs. Gould's suit for di- vorce Ia on the motion calendar of the Supreme Court today and 1t is expected that 1t will be brought to trial within the next few weeks.
 All efforts of friends of the young couple to bring about a seftlement of their material differences without re- sort to court. have failed. For several weeks. 1t is reported. both Mir. and Mrs. Gould have had detectives at work getting evidence for the coming trial It is alleged that Mrs. Gould had brought down from Nova Scotia two men who are ready to testify aa to certain things alleged to have happen ed on a yachting trip taken by Mfr. Gould to Nova Scotia during the sum- mar of 1905. These men. 1t is said. were in court last week. but Mrs. Gould's attorneys. on that date found some defect in the papers and an ad- journmsnt was obtained until today. In the meantime, it Is reported. 1t was deSrned advisable to smuggle the Nova Scotians out of the city as quietly as they were brought
 Aeordingly the pair were taken to an cut of the way village on the north shore of Long Island. There with their identity carefully concealed and watch ed by detectives they have been stay- ing for the last week Mrs. Gould is said to base her hopes for the success of her case in great measure on the testimony of these two men. The old- or man. Hector Mcdonald. drives a rambling old hack between Sydney Cape Breton Island. and North Sydney suburb about three miles out. where most ef the taverns road houses and life" of the hshing community ara located. The other man. Richard Jeans a young fellow in the tszenties, is th' son of woman who runs road house at North Sydney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
TERRE HAUTE RACES
GREEN PAGER SETS A NEW
 WORLDS RECORD.
Minor Heir Gives . ReuaarI<abFe Exhf- bition In Two Heats and Fights It Out With The
 Earl

Terre Haute Ind, July I.--Minor seL,s. Heir a green pSser. today set 2 nsw sns first two heats of the 2;25 pace in 2.0i l-2 and 2:01. the fastest two heats ever paced in a race.
 The Eel won the third heat In 2:05 1-2 and forced Minor Heir to fin- fish the race, establishing another re- cord of the fastest five heats ever paced in a race. os The Eel won the fourth heat m z;gs Minor Heir Is son of Heir at Law. and was entered in the s3.o00 stake for z.25 pacers by P. 0. Isaac or Stoyers- Merchant's Distiiiins Company, 2:1s pace. three in five; purse. $lOoe. Twis O.. b. h. by Twister-Gy Bell by Junus (McMahon) .2 l Riley chrIstian. D. g. by Happy, 2 Ksndig.. ifg. 'srs'0f1. rr. h, By kokssy. :. . soSs snSsa Ssaassr ss gr. g g. by Mana . . ffir Fine sossne0s s:osi Eos i4: alo i-s; s.Ii l-l Hssna9 and dsrsa ,Iosgsryya osa. sSahop Mlnss Isw-Kittv Kftt P ci6ver B 9 by yer Red The ise Eel 'gaI sT. z. by Ganiboiier
 Belle Bedweil. by John L.. . cordon SdoaTsaa: pri1ce, IT.. Dix, h. by by
 Time. 2:e1 Ia; 201. 2:ob l-z; z;os; 2.07.
 Moore Langden Printing Co.. purse. 2:ls trottere, in 5, 5000 purse: Moving b. ma by Red Medium Georgia Collins by Aicymont., 1, (Patfon) s... ...:..h MarvaIetta, b. m, by Grand Ba- ron (L,. McDonald) ..z = Annetts' SMfsarbny1i.' bIS m..' by Director tiar-
 
 Rsy, Pigs. s:ts: s:1o-i-i; s:il.
 Peoples Brewing Co: purse 2;iO pace, 8 in 5. 5000 purse: Red Bow b. m. by Redneld Cap
 hc,.S II \ Manager, ?, h., By Manassr,, i, chiil. dHia'isss'bb b. g. by by wawam tray. iorl =. .............2 Charlie Hal b. g.. by Star Hal. . TiInss SSnSw' ,si:ios i.s::' a.o5 i;i; s:O5 i-s: 2:oe 1-2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
PLANS FIGHT IN WEST
BRYAN COUNTS NEW YORK ONLY
 D0UBTGUL EASTERN STATE.
Sees Victory as Certain--pemocrata Win Push Campaign in hfissfe- aippi Valley and on
 Pacific Coast.

Lincoln Neb.. Special.
 New York is the only State east of the Appalachian Mountains considered doubtful by MT. Bryan. and the nem- ocratic leaders. Mir. Bryan has not said so for publication, but the pro- gram of campaign which he will sub- nit in person to the sub committee of eleven in Chicago next week will mark the Middle West and the Pacific Coast as the prescribed nelds for the third battle.
 Even at that. 1t is believed that New York is to be turned over to Tammany and the. New York organization to be landed In the Democratic column in November while every avaiiahia bit af strength and political strategy from the Democratic forces will be hurled Into the Mississippi Valley and Mir. Bryan surely anticipates an overturn- ing of the Republican majorities.
 There was q big conference of ra- tional committeeman of acknowledged political aetuteness coming over on the specia1 train from Denver to Lincoln.
 The result of that conference which it was understood was submitted to Mfr Bryan. and was found to coincide with his views denaonstrated to thA Democratic leader strong chance for success These leaders claimed the solid South for DemoerNcys added Ok. IGnom4.s seven new electofal Yotess the thirteen from Indiana and three from Nevada. and agreed that Bryan and Kern cannot receive fewer than lS4 electoral votes as a result Of the Mo- vem Der elections.
 They set down as certain for Taft every Eastern state except New York. New England was conceded in. q solid block. and to this showing they gave away Michigan and Minnesota from the Central West, dropped Utah. Wy oming and Idaho into the Republican baslset and waived Oregon and Wash. ingten for good measure.
 Name 9tatea fer Fight. Here ia what thay marked cut for the bitter campaign of the next three months: California. Colorado. Illinois. Iowa. Kansas. Montana. Nebraska. North Dakota. South Dakota and Wis., eonain. ohio is doubtful State from the Democratic point of view.
 The following table. compiled by three representative National Commit teenen. is accepted as the framework upon which the penoertic campaign will be woven. showing the number of electoral votes claimed, conceded and Sauhtfl1l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
His Election Expenses Were
 "Ten Cents for Car Fare, No More

for the ofaee of Tax Assessor. spent more, in his campaign than any other candidate. total of si.26o repressnt- ing his election expenses. c. ?. An- derson, an oppcsition candidate. spent S9a3.S0 In an unsuccessful race for the aarae once. Other accounts wer- as follows: Charles Teaslsy, Tax celIec- tor, sel0.A0: w. a. Whiting, $42S.30; c. N. Covington. Superintendent of Edu~ cation. 4s0ks6; S. M. Mitchell Super intendent of Education, sl32.s5: s. '. Tieo, coTcnsf, $12i,45.
 The accounts of the candidates for the Board of Revenue ranged between S2e0 and $500 each. and several of the ( udidatas for Justice Of the Peace and Constable epent considerable amounts. In most eases, however, only trivial expenses were incurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
LETTER FROM PATTERSON.
Governor of Tennessee Thanks an Ala
 bnma Editor.

bnma Eatt0Fs
 DAoatur. July 17.--(Specialt )-The Twin City Herald, an afternoon news paper of New Decatur. is just in Fe- ceipt of the following letter from GOV ernor Patterson Of Tennessee: Editor Twin City Herald, New Deca-
 tur. Ala:
 My Dear Sir--I wish through you and your paper to extend my thanks to those of Morgan County, where I was born, for their interest in my re- cent campaign. That this interest was on account of my father. whose asso. ciations there were so pleasant ana sacred to him, I have no doubt, and tnis makes the good wishes of his old friends and their descendants all the more gratifying.
 with kind regards and best wishes I am. Sincerely yours.
 Governor Patterson was born at SomerviIle, in this county. somerviile: in those days, was the county seat or Morgan County A number of years ago the county seat was moved to De- cature.
 Somerville Is a small country Village located seventeen. miles to the south east of Decatur. It has never had 2 raifr@ad, but in days gone by the place was one of much importance Tn this section of Alabama. Since the removal of the county seat the village has gone backward, but there Is atil a conslo- erable amount of business done rnere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18

To secure the oiiacs of Justice of the Peaca In the recent primary slec- tion of county ofEieers. R. M. Moulton took a ride on car ct q. cost cf 10 cents, Nothing in this incident Is wor- spent represantad the suna total Of MF. MouItcnss campaign expenses. IL would aouhtlass be of interest to know for what purpose Mir. Mouiton took the ear ride referred to. but no amplifica- tioIf of the mere statement of fact could he learned from the list of accounts which have been fIed tn the Judge of Probate,s ofice. The distinction af having the smallest expensa account of any candidate was thus easily won by Mr. Moulton who was elected Justice of the Peace of Beat T.
 Mr. Gilmer, the successful candidate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18

sThe Fraden had made a safe passage from Australia to corinto. a port on several weeks ago started down the coast for the purpose of taking on cargo of mahogany and other woods for Europe. when a gale came up and
 blew the bark toward shore. When the Fraden struck the men took to tbs life boats. but these were beaten to pieces In the surf. All Of the crew They finally made their way to Man agua and from there to the Atlantic Coast. where the captain and a ma iority Of the crew took passage for New Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
nTrrAL MARKErg.

Nav York Juiy iT --Lcadon tin vas higher axain today with spot closing st lSS po1nds lis @ and futures at lss peenas Ss4 .H&1
 Cooper was lower in Lsndon wtth eFos eIesing BT ponnds tas and Iotnrsa ~ sS pornda a "a. Locally the Haarhs& vas duf and unchanEed with lake quoteo as Si2, ,Ts0s s1& slsetreiytlc st SAa'se@tos @A~ casttng at $12. 37 A @ko- "a. s,
 Iead was unchanged at l2 pounds ars ed rhs local market was sasy and uneh&uEe@ ss4itsr Advanced to IS pounds ss iu Lsnr dor bue was easy and uachangad ak Stsse& 30 in hts local market.
 Iron was unchanged wtlh stenaeEe be1e- drSs ouotea al 4es sd and Cleveland war. rants at sos 4xd ID the Ensliah nzarkss. IooaflsS no chauRa was repcFfed. No tenndry northsrn sic. 500siT: No. SIS fS q ti6 5S; No. southern and No. soath' snr soft SIS. so4sifs6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
Mason Phelps BEesl<s Amafeur ReeOE os Arsenal Couxse.

s
 Rock leland, IIls. July 17.--In the semi finals at thirty-aix holes for the Western Golf Association champion ship here today. Harry W. Allen of st. Louis defeated ]. D. cady on Rock Island Arsenal links. one up in thirty eight holes. and Mason Phelps of Mfdlos thfan Chicago. bested Paul Hunter of Midlothian, three up and two.
 incidentally Phelps broke the apla- taur record of the arsenal course for eighteen holes this afternoon. doing 1t tn seventy, three under the record set by Kenneth Edwards in the quality ing round last Monday and equal to the professional record set last week by Fred Mcleod of Midlothian.
 Cady and Allen went two extra holes. the former never being down to Allen till the last hole played. Cady had Allen one down at the end of the mornins round. With the match square at the thirty-eighth tee. Cady hit into Q bunker with his second and into the rought with ais third, and gave 1t up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
Mafel nmner A.slrna. 2, 1,

Harrisburg Pa. July i7--An as- signment was made today by N. P. Johnson, one of the largest hotel own. CTS of this city. H D. Hemier and R. &. carew were named as assignees. Mir. Johnson turned over to them the new Metropolitan Hotel in this city, MiddIetown. Pa, and a country inn near thie city. together with other property. No schedule of the liabill. ties has been given out, but 1t is stated that they are large. as Mir. Johnson was heavy investor in the Metropol- itan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
A JOINT rND1cTMENT.
Three are Charged With Conspiracy Co
 Do Illegal Act.

Chicago, July 17.--A joint indictment against Robert F. Cantwell. an attor- nsy: H. IT. stridirion and J. s. Mois- sand, charging them with conspiracy to do an illegal act injurious to the public administration Of justice. was returned by a grand jury here today.
 The indictment grew out of the trial Of Hip Lung, a wealthy and infiuentioal Chinanaan Of Chicago; his brother, Bfoy Dong Hoy. and Harry Lee, on a charge of conspiring to murder Chin Wal, who was shot to death on South Clark Street last October. Stridirton and Moissand testified tha tthey were wit nesses of the shooting, but 1t was af. terwards shown that they were at the time members of a party of baseball enthusiasts who had gone to the Wis., consin summer home of Charles A. comiskey President of the Chica go American League Basebail Club. Can't we'll acted as attorney for the defend ants, and it was charged had knowi- edge fthe falstty of the witness's testimony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
RAIN PREVENTs PARADE

St. Paul. Minn., July iT.--A down. pour of rain this afternoon broke up the civic parade which had been plan ned as the distinctive St. Paul feature of shrtners' week. The parade which started from the state Capitol at 2:so oAcIoek was ahout half over when the storm forcad paraders and spectators tc run to cover
 The parade was an elaborate affair. The first division was led by the Fed-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18

eral soldiers from Fort snelling. Fol. lowing them came a regiment of the Minnssota National Guard and various civic oraanizations, including the shriner patrols. Several floats, en- tered by business houses. completed the pageant. Tonight a ball at the armory and a reception at the Audi. tofium crowned the social events of the week
 Tomorrow afternoon the balloon race for which six balloons are entered. will be held.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
The werld's sseuritis"

N. Neymarck. of France. has made detailed estimates of the worlds nego- tiabls securities. For twelve Euro pean countries his aggregate Is s7s.- ooo. ooo .oo0; for the United States. ssk- 514,00o. .o0o, and for Japan si.SeS. Ooo.- O0o. He estimates the total population O fthese countries at 5ss.BoO.ooo and therefore assigns an average of slse per person Of this paper wealth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
Hownra pounIan pend.

Newarl<. N. J.s July 17.~-Howard Douglas of Cincinnati. one time a Gu. ureEne Court Judge in that State. and once nominated for Governor of the State on the Demo- cratic ticket. diS2 here tonight. aged e1. Mr.s DouGlas was Past Su- prsne Commander of the KniRhts of Pythias. a sZnd Degree Mason and the father of the Knights of Ohio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
THE RELAY RACE.
Mayor AGeClelIan's MessaSe Arrives in
 RuHaIo en Route to chieago.

MAyOF AAuVEedEaN-H lNs4sN8e AFFtFNb All
 RuAaIo en Route to Chieago.
 Buffalo. N. r., July I7,--aGayeR Mc- C1ellan'g message to Mayer Busse of chicaKo. reached the Central '. M. C. A in Buffalo st s:33 o'clock this after. noon. ErocksWay one of the Batavia runners. delivered the tube to saeres tary Whiteford. Heeke the first rum ner of the Buffalo team dGrted away four minutes later.
 The Buffalo team Is made up of tventy-eight boys who will carry the message as far as Wastfisld, N. F., where Jamestown supplies the runners to Erie, Pa. While the message Ia ahead of schedule time, the Batavia runners lost ground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
TnRRInLE nxPRnTrNons.
sailors of wree,ssa saip Arrive in New

OxleGua.
 New Orleans. July l7.-wrecked on the coast of Nicaragua. losing their life boats in a fight through the surf and suffering many hardships while making their way to civilization, was the experience of the crew Of the Nor wegian bark Fraden, according to Capt. N H. Galmert and eight of his sail- ors who arrived hsrs today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
TAETNe or AlgERIcAg coggoa
LULU IN HosTILITIEs.
citx Eldsrs Txxia9 ts eain Amnsst,
 from 2ha ahmh

from the shah.
 London. July 1T.--A special dispateh from Tahriz to The TiTnas says that there was a luil in hostilftias in that city on Thursday owing to earnest endeavors of the city elders to obtain amnesty from the shah.
 Rachid Kahn. the commsndAr. ee the troops. acquiesced in thase negotiations, but the reactionarY ieadars control the telegraph ine8 to the Shah and are seeking to wreck the negotiations. The Times Correspondent describes the sit- nation in detail After a viat to sata Kahn, the leader of the Constitution alists, who neia tWo os sas we've tactical advantages are with Eata Kahn Sd long as food and ammunition hold mt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
MISS oLcoTT DEAD.
She Had Lo.g ssss . Resident sa

She Had Long Been a Resident oG
 Montgomery.
 Miss Louise Olcott, a well known resident of Montgomery, died at 10:s0 o'clock last night at the residence Of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Thornton. after an illness of several months. The deceased was born and reared In Montgomery and ahe had numerous by one sister. Mrs. A. J. Thornton. and a nephew. Earle 0. Thornton. both of Montgomery
 The funeral will be held from the residence. 2z5 North Perry Street at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. E E Cobbs will ofhciate at the ceremony and the interment will be made In oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
commandsr Psarr salls.

Sydney. ". S.. July 17.--commsnaer Robert F. Peary sailed today on the steamer Roosevelt m another attempt to reach the North Pole. His last re. mark as he went over the side Of che Roosevelt was that ho expected to ae. complish his purpose
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
LYNcHING INVERTED
sHERTFFss pR0BEPw ACTION SAVES
 NEGRO FROM MoH.
The Ne&re sha4 and KilIea Waite Man Because He Asked fer Food
 Which He Had

Earned.
 Hot Springs. Ark. July 1T.-rHut tog prompt action on the part of sherin Buchanan in spiriting htn away, quiclz punishment would doubtless have been inflicted on Clayton Jaclxser. 6 neGro tonight by a mob of about 500 persona who surrounded the jail.
 Late today Albert CrawIey young white man whose home Is in New York City, ana who came to Hot Springs sev- eral days ago without funds applied to Jackson, who was employed as a cook in a boarding house, for food. cftertns to do manual labor In return. After working some time crawley, It is stat ed. asked for the food, declaring that he was too weak to continue the task. that of cutting some wood An argu- uaent followed and erawiey was shot and fatally wounded Jackson when arrested. admitted the crime but claim ed he acted In self-defense-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
KILLS HER HUSBAND
akoo4snR Was Result of EalmeR'H At
 feutton to Young Gtrl.

Tampa, Fla, July 1T--Luke Palmer. well known In sporting cireiea was sl,ot and killed by hls wife at their home here today.
 It is alleged the shooting was the re- suit of Palmer'g attentions to MolIia Powers. a ls-year-old girl employed in the house. The girl makes serious charges against Palmer. Mra. Palmer surrendered to the police.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
Warld,n Raeara nroI-an

salt Lake City. Utah. July l7.--Tha worid's record for five miles open lap amateur race was beaten heFa tonight by H. Mccormick, of San Jose. Cal. better than the record of F. H. wi- cox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
nANK oLEARrNes.

Rradstress's Report for the Week Ending
 Thureday. New York. July a7.-6radatFsafa hapk eiearinss report tor the week ending July aGainst s2.17a,21i, GOO last week and Sz,e7s,- 7sz.o0e in the corresponding week last year.
 Tha following is q list of the cities.
 Per Cant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
ra purohase Braualian saipa,

london July I7--Ths Daily Express states that 1t ia in possession of def infte information that Great Britain will purchase the three Brazilian bat- tleships now under construction in EuRland.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
CrIclef nm Postponea

Folkstone, England. July lL--The cricket match scheduled to begin here today between the Gentlemen of Phh- adeiphla and the Folkstons eleven, has been postponed until tomorrow on ac- counf of rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18

STATE OF ALABAMA COUNTY oE MoNIMSoMEL M L ss :,ov.. named bank, do soieulniy swear that th~ abova Statement is true to the best Of my 1'''' A. s. wooLFoLK. caahier Subscribed and sworn to before me tnia 4''' ~@s V GEORGE 4. THoAAss
 Notary Pubtic.
 F sroLLENwERcK
 R F. LIGON.
 R. M. HoBBEE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
nnuktun.
9 Total. ,. o.,,n.,s. mai; p,:.a iSs

Mir. Bryan is devotins more time to the consideration of ways and means of making the campaign just now than he ia to the preparatiou of his own kavnota speech.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
sncazrASEE ySE,,.Ea AEsEEns sS|s., ,yOsEP,s Es ,,,,

NA0AAAaE HNA& EA6&L&tH& Llxq Ns
 New Orleans, July tT:-secrssary Hestar'a stseemant of the worid'a visEbl4 suppu of cotton made up from special eahiA and tals, thisY wsslc uitn iasf s week. last xsss s snd the year before, it elbows a decrsaga for the week Just cleasd Of las.eos against de- sf IssSss year 6sfore last
 The total visibla ia Aaee.isz. against q. :ss 7es last wssE a.lea.s5g isss ysar ana of American cotton is Lkea.la1. asainst 1.- tSssT1e last week. LSe7.G7E last year and LssY.sTs year before laat. and ot ali other Sss.tls. ~ sraiass sos.ess Iass week. i, sss.eo5 laat year and f.ise, 900 year before laat.
 Ths total worlds visihls suspiy of eotten last week ot Iaa.e0s. q deeneass campared compared wifS year sa ssfoss iass Of 1ssssz ssssss
 Of the worlds visible supply Of cottoa as above there ts pew afioaf and hsld n Great Britain and continental Europe LRea.- goo. against t.sss.ooo last year and i.s17. .oSo ss.ooe last yesr and sss1o6 year bslors iasfs in Inaia 4saeoo against !ts.oo0 last year. ss,.S anf SsISss ysss ssser. last ard a As year and 4os.ooo year before last TAKING or AsgERfCAN corToN
 HX SINNERS THR0UGa0uT W0RxD.
 New Orleans, July tT.--secretaFy Haafer Gtvas the taking Of American cotton hv spinnaEe thresgAout tAs world as foiiow1
 This week Isa. .00o. tais year against 1es,. aoo lnst year.. tAa. eco year before Iast.
 Tetal since September 1st this year It,s
 of this nortAssa spinnsrs and Canada sSE Ss a:s y.as s ss sss sssa:s ysa S0o last year. and a.sli.e0o the year before; anS ns odS toFsisg spnnsss Talteoe so asslast T. before.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
LIeHrNINa sTaIIEEa TRAIN.
RaggnEe Car of Central Of Georgia
 Traiu Ripped on Roof.

Americus. Ga, July 17.--Ltghtning struck a swiftly moving central Rau- way passenger train near Americus toz day during a thunderstorm. tearing a hole through the roof of the baggage car and ripping 1t almost the entire length.
 miles an hour. probably, when struck. The occupants Of the car escaped in- jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or The New Farley National Bank
NO. see.

At Montgomery. in the State of Alabama.
 at the close of business, suly Is. isos.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-09
ADDRESS OF PERMANENT
CHAIRMAN CLAYTON

part of the present administration
any license Is assumed, I urge the
impossibtlity OF separating the pres
ent occupant of the White house from
his own anointed one.
1t has been made evident in the
pending campaign that the Republi
cans will seek to conjure with the
name of Roosevelt and will rely upon
the Presidents policies as a treasur
ed asset. The President has advertis
ed himself and his policies with fire.
quency and ability that surpasses the
best efforts of the shrewdest press
agent. A distinguished Republican, q
former cabinet officer, once publicly
proclaimed the President to be the
greatest exponent of the art of adver
using the world has known. The coun
try has been told and not allowed to
forget that, in his opinion his ener
giles have been devoted to the accom-
plishment of many high purposes, and
that his work Is yet incomplete, it is
so only because his undertakings
were too vast to be carried to success