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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-08

Charles S. Stansberry to Lydia $.
and Stella NJ. Watkins, lots. city.
Howard B. Z. Post and William
Muiheran to f. NJ. Wilson and w. H.
Lewis, lots, Dale avenue, city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-08
CORK QUALITIES.

Dorsey W. Cory has become ad-
ministrator of the estate Of his
father, w. W. Cork, giving bond Of
$4,000, with Oliver p. Boughner as
surety.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-02-08

Fine lot in Alta Vista
fronting on two streets,
40x120 feet. Price,
I $325.0 90 on easy terms
or $4,000 cash.
Two lots right on the
street car line each Is
x100 feet, level alley
|. in rear Price $3.50. 90
each, If built on fine
proposition to rent or
home.
House, frame, slate
roof, on Baltimore
| street, lot 53xl00 feet,
| good well, Price
| 100000 cash.
Barber outfit, con-
sisting of | chair 2
cases. together with
other furniture and fix
lures, on West Pike
street, Price $125.o0,
if purchased quick,
House, frame, slate
roof, five rooms, bath
and all modern i'm
provementsI corner of
Monticello Ave. and
Bridge street, on lot DO
x50 feet, Price $3.50,
$4,000 down, balance
two years,
House, frame, slate
roof, eight roomsr bath,
porch back and front,
all modern improve
mentsr on lot 100x123 /
feet, corner Homer |
avenue and South 4th !.
street. Price $4,000. ]
Lot corner Jackson
and Oak streets, 40x
70 feet, 100000
cash.
Lot on Jackson street
30x100 feet $4,000.
Lot, 35x7o feet, on
Oak street, $4,000.
Lot West Pike street,
30x93 feet level, Price
$4,000; reasonable
terms. Good buy, eth
er residence or business
location,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
GERMS IN HER SYSTEM
Every Woman Should Read This.

Inc number OF diseases peculiar to
woman is sue that we believe this
space wond hardly contain mere men.
Ion or their names. and it is n fact
tnat most OF these diseases are of a ca.
tarrhai nature. A woman cannot he
well If there is trace of the Catarrhal
germs In her system.
Tor, them. We positively declare this
70 be mistaken idea We arc SO sure
OF TINS that we offer to supply medicine
absolutely free of all cost in every in
STANCE where 1t fails to give entire
Satisfaction or does not substantiate
our claims With this understanding,
no woman should hesitate to believe our
honesty OF purpose, or hesitate to nut
our claims to test.
mere is only one way to cure Ca
tarrh. That way is through the blood
,i1 lou may use all the snuffs, douches or
Ike Ike, remedies for years without getting
more than temporary relief at best
Catarrh Is caused by q germ That
germ is carried by the blood to the in
ncrmost part of the system until the
mucous membrane is broken, irritation
and inflammation produced. and a flow
OF mucous results, and you can probably
realize how silly it is to attempt 10
cure such an ailment unless Won take a
medicine that follows the same course
as the germ or parasite
Rexall MucuTone is scientifically
prepared from the prescription Of an
eminent physician who for thirty years
made his speciality Catarrh. and with
this medicine he averaged % per cent
OF cures where 1t was employed No
other remedy is so properly designed
for the ailments OF woman. 1t will
purify. and enrich the blood. stop mu-
cous discharge, destroy all germ mat
ter, remove all impurities from the svs-
tenn, soothe, heal and strengthen the
mucous tissues, and bring about a good
feeling of health and strength.
We want you to try Rexall Mucu-
Tone on our guarantee. If you are not
benefited, or for any reason not salts.
fed. simply tell us md we will hand
back your money. Rexall Mucu-Tone
comes in two sizes. SOC and $l.O0. Smith
Drug Co, Inc, and Druehl & Franken
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
STATESMEN FLOCK
TO SIDE OF TAFT

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Nov. l2.-
What might be designated the "near
capital,' seems to have been estab-
lisbed here in the Virginia mountains.
President-elect Taft has surrounding
him today the largest coterie of states
with him since the election. Vice
President elect Sherman arrived today
with William l.. Ward of New York,
national committeeman from that
state, and Representative Theodore E.
Burton of Cleveland came on the mid
night train for a visit of at least ten
days.
Senator Bourne of Oregon arrived
yesterday and Senators Burkett of Ne
came in today.
~ am here just for fun" said Mr..
Sherman. eyes. you may call me Mr..
Vice. e.President 7 like it. I play golf
and I have my sticks with me. shall
stay week at least. My long suit is
talking as play, and if I can get up
4 game with Judge Taft I shall do my
best to talk him out of his good play
ing, Seriously" Mr.. Sherman added,
elf Mr.. Taft wants to talk over the
problems ahead / shall be very glad to
do so, but as for having any specific
object in view in my visit, there IS
none
While the candidacy Of Representa-
tive Burton for the senatorship TO sue
coed Mr., Foraker has been understood
for some time, Mr.. Burton also let it
be understood during the recent CAM
paign that be would make no effort in
that direction until after the election,
After his conferences with the presi
dent elect the matter doubtless will be
thoroughly discussed.
Senator Scott again stated today
that he is anxious that whatever tariff
revision is made shall be accomplished
this winter at the short session Of con-
gress.
"I believe that if we went to work
with that end in view we would get
through with a tariff bill,' he said,
"The advantages of this would be
great to the country, for IT would place
business in possession of what condi-
tions were TO be at as early a date as
possible The delay means that con-
templatcd business will wait to ascer-
tain Just what is to be done, and a
drag on conditions will follow.
~ am most sorry to have to admit, ;"
said Senator Burkett to Judge Taft,
whom he, accompanied on the golf
course this morning, "that Nebraska
is ono Of the three disloyal states north
of the Mason and Dixon line
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
POLICE COURT CASES

1t was only a matter OF few minutes
for Judge c. 3. Diehl OF the criminal d.
vision OF the city police court to dispose
OF all the cases at the Thursday after
noon session OF that tribunal
early Thursday morning by Policeman
Simpson for fighting. did not appear In
court, and they forfeited a bail of $40
each that they had put up cnrrier in the
day.
George r. Emery. brother of Sheriff
Emery. appeared in the court on the
charge OF keeping a vicious dog. Emery
promised TO have the dog killed and the
case was dismissed.
several men were arraigned on the
charge Of drunkenness and after being
found guilty were discharged.
At the morning session OF the court,
Woodson Paquet, charged with embez-
cling 50 from ], e. Cole. a partner in a
Commercial street restaurant, had his
case continued until Friday morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
|BLES TYING LOSES
IN SUIT AGAINST BANK

zrss Tying lost In his suit against
Naflonni Bank of the Republic and
Csnstant. Lorraine Investment COM
a recover $1,000 alleged 10 have been
died With the bank TO secure an op-
''om the Equity Investment company
,optrty valued at $50. 900. located In
|. block 81, plat A, owned by the de-
Ini Investment company
:6ndIng 10 the terms OF the agrec-
and the option, Tying was to pay
Town. $4,000 in thirty days, and
- mortgage for $4,000 on the
~. Il was set OUT. In accordance
Tie stipulations he deposited the
AZ the bank and within the thirty
lendered the $4,000. but the Cen
tLoraine Investment company re-
| 10 make a deed OF conveyance of
Fp2erty to him or return the $1,000.
rg charged In his complaint that the
|lneat company did not own all the
nv, according 70 his belief. and that
Il and the bank had consptred to-
\ y defraud him of the $1,000.
\ case was tried before a jury IN
LeRis's division OF the third dis
c9urt and a verdict In favor Of both
1ml6 rendered Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
! INSURANCE MEN
IN INSPECTION TOUR
|,i.ls of the Equitable Are
Entertained by Messrs.
Noreton and NaylOr.

uonry L. Rosenfeld, assistant to
.,..t Paul Morton, and Mr.. Fisher,
- botb officers of the Equitable
~, rr,orsnee Society Of the United
arrived in the city Thursday
visit Of inspection of the agency
esmppny interests in Salt Lake
sow represented by J. 3. More
nSR 6. Naylor, general agents
~ soc;ety. who have opened up
'ny s5s;ses s in the Judge building.
w were the guests OF honor at an
:oI luncheon given by MessTs-
len and Naylor Thursday at the
'So 2pSu,d hotel. They were met at
ou uh hy the following officers and
81 Of the Life Underwriters AS,
n n n Utah. who were invited
W. Mr ~. G. Farrell of the Penn,
u Mr. Mr. Robinson of the Home Life
York, Mr.. Mcltzer of the
srol;tan, Mr.. Stringham of the
( .SSlsiai and John James OF the
~ Gentlemen . expressed themselves
::sbIv pleased with the prosperity
,Ic inture outlook of Salt Lake,
.roressed themselves as more than
"A with the work being done and
rnIume of business being produced
,isir new representatives IN this
Srrine the short time they have
,harge as general agents for this
. re Equitable has a very large
~ oi business on its books In this
ma throughout tho state, and now
,Smpany is going to push n moro
'cos campaign than ever before IN
EQUITABLE has large money in
& m this city. and expects to in
IDore of its funds in the near fu-
Il this prosperous and growing
4 gentlemen were shown about the
4 T5ursday by Messrs MoEeton and
n and introduced to some Of the
- men and large polcyholders.
T;sher LETT in the evening for Los
la and Mr.. Rosenfeld Will leave
msuiup for San Francisco,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
CARMACK KILLING LEADS
TO ARREST OF EX-SHERIFF

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 12.-John d.
arcsted here today charged with murder
and arSI aiding M and abettins in the murder
of Senator e w. Carmack. This fol-
lowed meeting OF the grand jury: at
which several Witnesses were examined.
II has been understood here for two
DAYS that n warrant would be issued for
the arrest of Sharpe; and his arrest was
no surprise. ~,
II is alleged that Sharpe was seen with
the two Coopers shortly before the XIII
ing and was also at the scene or the
Sharpe was ar once taken to jail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
BYRD Is WANTED
BY TEXAS RELATIVE

Wyatt Byrd OF Caddo Mills, Tex,
Hdfessed letter to Postmaster
l4 asking for information concern
e Bill Byrd. supposedly a bachelor,
~ years OF age, According To the
ne Texas man has lost all track
zsed relative, who. when last heard
Fas In this city,
od gentleman, the letter says. has
'sQly refused to reply to letters ad-
% MIN, or else has never re-
.lem. The writer says there may
lives In this city who can give
p'ormatlon relative 10 the lost man.
WI appreciate any word which
te MN some trace OF MS missing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
remarkable
will OF A Doctor
'sses the Secret Of Life to His
u1udren And the World.

E~L SNASs VI oll0 W &Alc
ohldren And the World.
q the worlds greatest ply
epon his death bed called his
q aoout him and said: "When /
~ E'a leave the secret of life as I
: SSvered 1t in my practice"
y taey read his will it directed
y safety vault which contained
sRYelope marked thus: ''The
~ ''nL life Upon opening it they
9un abnse the stomach. " This
~ tninker after n long life Of
Nnew the stomach to be the
~ Dyspepsia Tablets will help
~ y stomach healthy.
M worn out and lacks the fluids
n ual S,al 'iese tablets will take the
~ I, flled with poisonous iuices.
.Isaa Is,r.s Will neutralize and remove
''s,ss y cannot eat without agony
n |ss,sls will show you how YOU
ss|' you will eat foolishly, or drink
a az, -, or if business demands
Sjrs stomach, these tablets after
hi.a hia make such abuse light, for
a, tue hardship away from the
,os.,tgI s,o great digestcrs, filled with
,e' srSnl TN agents than the system
|tey Snney go back into the blood
||ipe - tsve M digested q meal. thereby
n due ability of nature TO take
<lpsrss sestion without exhausting
isfs y need feel no considerable
sblst. iney Will cat ono of these
es ss,er inter n rich or late meal,
rcod dI'llicndid lldid gift to the stomach
a rsblanan AUDIT TO form. Stuart's Dvs-
dns d,s.s sell for soc per package
sss sSur nane and address and
tt uq you trial package by
IA Bl5hs.a 5hadress ,sess F. A. Stuart Co.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
ROOT SAYS HE IS NOT
CANDIDATE FOR SENATE

BOSTON. Nov. Fin an interview
published In an afternoon paper Secretary
of STATE Root stated today that he was
not candidate for the United States
senate, Tc said;
81 am not "a candidate lot tne se.nlc'
There has been lot Of Talk abou, that,
but it is all rumor.
Secretary Roct came To Boston TO attend
the funeral OF his cousin, Coionel ". l..
Buttcrlcl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-13
I tlE
CURIOUS
D.

lss s."vsplRopnd ~ Capsules combine
!a - srS Slg 9, Pabst o. K. San
IN ns rno sell for Sl.25 a box.
b, Xs.,ptly attended to. Douu
b CitS''lnutors, S3S Ma,n St..
Siuus y !" n"sthcut the trade mark
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
NINE. GOULD BRIDE
OF PRINCE SAGAN,
SAYS PARIS PAPER
Society Journal Declares For
mer Countess Was Wed Se=
cretly in Germany.

PARIS April 1S.-The Cri De Paris,
which processes to chronicle the doings
OF the fashionable set of Paris, insists
in its issue of today that the marriage
of Nine. Anna Gould. formerly the wife
OF Count Boni De Castellane, and
Prince Helie Dc Sagan, his cousin, al
ready has taken place. The paper an
nouneed some time ago that this mar
riage had been celebrated secretly in
Germany. Today it saysi
"We arc in a position to complete our
information. This marriage was cele-
brated secretly in q little town on our
eastern frontier. When in New York
Nine Gould informed her family that
her wedding already was an accom-
plished fact. and this is why the mem
bers OF her family so quickly consented
We would add that for certain legal
reasons which delicacy prevents us
from divulging this marriage can be
broken. This possibility greatly con-
soles the families which have been SO
crushed by the marriage, but We hope
that they will not by any rude process
trouble the happiness of the young
couple who during their sojourn in New
York We're so much together
Continuing, the Cri De Paris add that
Nine Gould has resolved irrevoeably
to break with the past She is selling
out her celebrated wine cellar. a mer-
chant Of Bordeaux having already pur-
chased $4,000 worth Of her stock.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
If She Does, 1t Will Be Without
Sanction of Catholic
Church.
REFERS TO STAND TAKEN
ON HENRY THE EIGHTH
Though Osborne Marriage Be
AnnuIIed 1t Will Stand Valid
Under Church Can0ns.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.--That if
Helen Maloney weds Samuel Clarkson,
the Englishman with whom she eloped,
she will do so out of the Roman
Catholic Church, of which she is u
member. was made certain today by an
announcement of Archbishop Ryan. He
said:
Henry the Eighth, King of England,
could not, with all his wealth and
power, obtain the permission of the
church to put away his wife and take
another. How then, can Martin Malo-
ney expect to do for his daughter what
the King of England failed to accom-
plish?'
Notwithstanding any legal steps
taken in the annulment of the mar
riage of the young heiress to- Henry
Osborne, the marriage is valid in the
eyes of the church, according to the
archbishop. The plea that 1t was a
mock ceremony cannot be entertained,
he holds.
Archbishop Ryan's remarks were oc-
.casioned by statements from attorneys
of the Maloney family, who regard her
marriage to Osborne as a joke.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
ACCUSED ROBBERS
OF LITTLE GIRL
CAUGHT IN CHASE

John Walsh, % years old, and James
kearney, 81 years old. who say that
they have been living at the Salvation
Army lodging house, were held for the
grand jury in the Fourth Precinct to-
lice Court today on a charge of high
way robbery. Bail was set at $1,000 in
each case.
The men were arrested late yester-
day in Madison avenue, soon after they
snatcned a pocketbook containing 81,
II is charged, from the hands of Thelma
Burrell, years old, of 5S5 Bergen
street, as she was on her way 20 a
nearby grocery store. Plainclothssmen
,Taas and Sebold OF the Fourth Pre-
cinct, made the arrests.
The girl screamed. and several
young men gre chase, among them
Peter Dester, q painter, of GIG South
Eleventh street. who was at work on
a scaffold nearby. When he heard Inc
girls cries he slid down the rope, and
says he detected Walsh hiding the
stolen pocketbook and money under
stoop. 81
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
Son of President Rigg, of Trac-
tion Co., Wounded in Brush
with Rioters.
CARS RUN TO STATE LINE
UNDER BIG ARMED ESCORT
Threat to Withdraw COnstab-
uIary Because Mayor Allows
Saloons to Open.
IspeoIal 10 the Eyenlng star.l


CHESTER, Pa, April 1S,--Strike
sympathizets today fired on detaeh-
ment of State oonstabulary at Upland,
Younding one of them. Sergeant Riggs,
a son of Jonn A. Riggs, the president
OF the Traction Company, who is a
member Of Troop c, from Reading, Pa.
Two cars were run out of the car
barns on the Wilmington division this
morning, surrounded by thirty State
constahles as body guard, who ac-
coInpanied the car as far as Claymont,
the dividing line between Pennsylvania
and Della ware. The strikers say they
will permit no cars To pass the State
line, and trouble is looked for.
Or. ID. 3. Maddox, chairman of the
arbitration committee of the Board OF
Trade. afinesInces tnis III srnoon that
he would make an appeal to Patrick
Shea, head of the Trolleymen's Union,
30 order the men back to work. This
decision was reached by DIR. Maddox
after an interview with John B. Riggs,
president of the Chester Traction Com
pany, in which Riggs declared that he
would not consider arbitration, and
would spend n million dollars, if neces-
sary, TO defeat the strikers.
Dr. Maddox said that an appeal will
be made to the trolley men individually
if Mr. Shea does not call off the strike.
Early this morning strike sylnpa-
thizers burned down bridge over
Johnson's Greek, connecting the town
of Trainer. in the outskirts of Chester,
with Marcus Hook. The trolley tracks
of the Chester Traction Connpany's line
from Chester to Marcus Hook cross
this bridge. No arrests have been
made About the same time a consider
able stretch of trolley wire in the
vicinity of the bridge was cut down.
In skirnish with Thomas and
Nicholas Barger on the Darby pike
near Leiperville about two miles out
side of the city, last night Marshal
Crawford, member of Troop 3, was
shot
One of the other troopers horses was
shot, and Crawford's horse ran away in
the direction of Philadelphia. Craw-
ford received bullet in the leg and will
be laid up for a time.
The sixty or more troopers who
Camped outside the city last night re-
turned to town early today, and We're
jeered. Some of the strike sympathizers
hurled stones and sticks at the troopers,
who charged into the crowd and scat
tered it,
Mayor Lets saloons Open.
Mayor johnson at d. m. gave per-
mission to saloon- keepers to open their
places contrary to tine advice of Deputy
Superintendent Lunb OF the State
police. Lumb said;
"Whilk 1 do not care to create any
dissension, fear that unless our orders
are obeyed it will be necessary to ap-
peal to Governor Stuart to withdraw
the State police. The support of the
Chester police is very Indifferent"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
PATERSON REDS"
THREATEN DEATH
TO MANY CITIZENS

PATTERSON. April 1S.--Anarchists
who as yet have escaped the>police
dragnet and Mayor McBride's 'clean
up crusade. have sent threatening let
ters to many citizens here who have
taken leading part in backing the
citys efforts to get rid of the undesir-
able element.
Nicholas de Luccia, SO Ellison street,
brother-in-law of Justice Cortese, killed
by a bomb two years ago. has been
warned to desist in his support of tho
authorities, on penalty of being served
with the same fate as his relative.
These epistles have melted the police
to renewed diligence to ferret out their
authors.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
ROLANDMOL|NEUX'S
FORMER WIFE GIVES
GEMS FORHUSBAND
Scott, Who Got Her Decree and
Married Her, Needed the
Money.

CHICAGO, April 1s.--Diamonds and
pearls, which Roland b. Molineux gave
his wife, Blanche MolineuX, were sold
at auction for the benefit of creditors
of Wallace d. Scott, the lawyer who
married Mrs. Molineux after he OBJ
tained divorce for her in Sioux Falls.
Scott was caught in the financial
furry and pledged the diamonds for
s., 900. They brought $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
BOY SMALLPOX VICTIM AT SEA.

HOBOKEN. April 1S-when the
steamer President Lincoln. OF the Ham
burg American line. docked here the
body Of 4-year-old Stephen owzarik
who died at sea from smallpox, was
removed.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
LABOR MEN TO WATCH MERCHANTS.

PATTERSON, April 1s.-Labor men Of
six organizations will patrol the city
tonight to report the merchants who
are breaking the o'clock closing
agreement signed by 1000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18

Choirs and Easter Music are given special
attention IN page
of picture and story. Perhaps there's photo
graph of your favorite sooist or the program of
the music you will enjoy tomorrow. 1t is fea-
ture in keeping with the days religious dignity.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-18
Attempt to Gust Mrs. Francis
Pell as President Cause
of Quarrel.
HER ACTIONS DESCRIBED
AS "INCONCEIVABLE"
Mrs. II. Campton Declares Presi-
dent Screamed with Rage"
Mrs. Pell's Tart RetOrt.
Mrs. Francis PeIl.

"Mrs. PeII carried ON In every con-
eeiVabIe and inconceivabIe way. Had
you been in the building you might
have heard her actually scream with
rase."-Mrs. Harry Campton, of the
Civic Club
III don't propose to be sheIved. There
has been no end of unparIlame ntary
proceedings, Letters attacking me
have also been written In the cam
pafEn to supersedc me."--Mrs. Francis
Pell president Civic Club.
Internecine warfare, bitter and re-
1entless, has broken forth in the ex-
elusive Civic Club, one of the leading
organizations of club women In the
city.
Personal recriminations are being
freely INDUCED in by the warning fac
tions. and the determined attempt to
oust Mrs. Francis Pell from the presi-
dency is being fought with equal de-
termination by Mrs. Pell and her ad-
herents.
The storm, which has been brewing
for some time past because of the
forthcoming elections, broke Thursday
afternoon in full fury when an execu-
tive session was held in the Free Public
Library. War to the knife is now de-
clared.
In the row that preceded the dissOIu-
ton of the meeting, II is said that Vari-
GUS club members did not hesitate to
call each other severe names and refer
to the tactics as "catty."
Leaders of Factions.
The leaders of the two factions are
Mrs. Pel and Mrs. Harry Campton.
Mrs. James C. Corlies, who is being
boosted for president to supersede Mrs.
Pen, is actively identified with Mrs.
Campton.
Charges were openly preferred by
Mrs. Pell at Thursdays meeting that
unparliamentary tactics were being en-
ployed in the campaign against her re-
election.
zone member of this organization"
declared Mrs. Pell. has even gone so
far AS to send letters to others trying
to influence them against me This
member also even went SO far as to
call a meeting of the nominating conf
mfttee. but she was told plainly by
tCOntfnued ON Second PsBe.)