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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
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DORSET.

Miss Mile Paddock Is visiting il
the Hollow
John Williams spent SATURDAY. IN
Granville, n. n.
r. ". Campbell was in Bennington
on business Tuesday.
George Wsie q Londonderry was
10 town over Sunday.
Mrs. q. l.. carhart viii be al home
70 callers Tuesdays,
y. J. connell was home from the
North quarry over Sunday.
Mrs. Wright Of New York 4 At /
II sheidon's for two weeks
Through the. season the JouRvAt
WI be on sale Al At the Dorset Inn.
Mrs. +. Q. Linden Of New YORK i
stopping with Mrs. n. J. Chapman.
Maclain Bclier and family spent
lAsi Thursday al Lake NJ. Catherine.
IT. iss Lucy hdinger II Troy. N. ".
= visiting II Mrs. Geo. woodward's.
Miss Helen Bnrrows i Spending
some time With friends IN Syracuse.
n. ~
-k d. Campbell left for Bridge.
port, g., Tuesday last 10 enter bn.i
ness.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Norwich a Ranking Institution

The publication Of the names Of the
10 distinguished institutions" which
make up this years list OF those which
Tue war department has admitted 10 is
star list NJ having satisfied the war de.
parlment standards directs attention
aaes 10 Vermonl's military institution,
Norwich university at Mortified. IN
toe list the institutions are named il
alphabetical order, bat as matter Of
20 Norwich university ranks first ont
side oi West Point. That the state
contains within Is borders an institu.
ton 81 such high merit is fact IN
which every Nermonter should. and
does, take pride, and that the iustitu.
Iian can maintain such high rank
with the limited assistance il receives
ia the way Of state appropriations aud
income from endowments is matter
that has excited admiration in military
circles. The standard Of military schol.
nrshnp IN this little institution which
furnished more officers Ia the Civil
war than we're furnished by any other
institution always has been high, but
rs rHnk WAS not generally known by
ihe public until within comparatively
lew years. II had begun TO decline IN
some ways previous 10 the Spanish
American war, Commander Allan u. |
Vas cane'i'to Tue presidency, and he
sci himself TO the task of restoring tb,
Institution 10 IL former footing. with
e'nlnently satisfactory results. The
great victory at Manila Of Admiral
oeorge Dewey, Norwich man. cre,,.
ed a wave OF popular enthusiasm in be
haii pf The institution. Of which the fs,
my Was quick 10 take advantage. /,
resulted IA The erection OF Dewey hall
largely through the efforts Of Gen
ofensillc Dodge 81 New York. bn,lde
OF Tue Union Pacific railroad and soon
afterwards 10 the erection Of the Car.
U sRie library, Since the,. the commod
'us ninmni hall has been built. Grad.
yates Of The eiyil engineering depart
mtnt Of Norwich university ontrant
'aose Of most other institutions IN the
The great Pennsylvania rail.
'oad system gives them preference owe,
'hosc from the Massachusetts lnstitnt.
y Technology Phoenix.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
DECISION IN EsTABRooK CASE.
J1dge Waterman Orders That Each
Parent Have The Child for SIX
Months a Year.

Bennington, Jaly u. An order sas
made today By Judge 4. l.. Waterman
- lae hAbeas corpas proceedings
hroaghi by Mr.. Nellie Rsiabrook
againsi bet foimer husband, benjamin
y hsiAbnek. his parents. Emerson
hsiai''ook And @ife, and SISTER. Miss
Name Esiahfcok, - obtain ,ossession
u bee asF yeAfold asaehief, i.eoura
Although ths order sss nai prrpsr
"d 'of Judge MsiefmAn's signature ii
iiHee y persist hisn TO take he after.
aeoa irAia tor katiand. toe condlis0ns
% sbe oaeamen, A. drawn provide Thai
each f'afens shAll hereafter have ,hs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
FRENCH HOLLOW

Il asst Uncle Lish Bell how he ac
counted for his longevity an he sal,
never shaved, just let 'em grow.
--Elwood Prouty who lives with hi,
wlfe's folks down T. Pittsfeld wuz cir
culatln mongst his ole friends here !
Tuesday. The clothes he got married
IN ez good ez they did nine year ago,
Bert Reeds been tryin' T. cit a
government job ever suce Mckinley
wuz elected received papers of his ap.
polntment last week, so he bought him
new shovel yistidy an started for
his new field Of labor on tn Panama
Canal.
Young Wash. johnson who's ira
VEIN now SEE the biggest difference
he sees in the Vermont Hotels i the
color o. TIL lee cream. Ye can never
ell by tn color wat tn Havor's goin'
: be.
Young Ellis Baker who graduated
With high h0nors last month and whose
commencement essay was on "Mak.
ng History or taking part IN the great
vents OF the World. is driving n
nix wagon down T. Hoosick Falls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Estate OF Robert Gallu1.
Order Of Notice viii.

STATE or VERMONT, District Of Man.
chester. IS.
The Honoratte Probdte Coun GrAe Di,.
Hid u Hdnchestfr;
Tonll persons interested IN th, estate Of
Robert Gallup late OF II, lort la
said District deceased,
NEfTfsa.
A. Probate Court, holden ut Manchester
within ana for said District on IN, ptb day
81 July 1909. m instrument pn. porting
TO be the lnstW III aud Testament Robert
Gallup late Of Rupert Ia W. bis.
trict, deceased. was presented 10 la Court
aforesaid for Probate.
Ana u N ordered by said Court hat the
iith day Of August, ig@. at 10 /, iDck M
the forenoon. ut the Probate ME. Ia
shln Manchester, be assigned foi proving
SAID Instrument ana that notice /. arnof ~.
ptNen 70 al persons concerned, b. publish.
ing lhls order three weeks sucesy ,ypIy IN
lhe Manchester journal uesspat r cirru.
latins ~ TINT vicinity. IN said bit lei. pre-.
Vlous 10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby D., tilted 10
appear before said Court. at the mo aud
place aforesaid, nid contest this 4 hate OF
said VIII, N you have cause.
Given under my hand nj Mime ester In
'hid District, this 18th day Of July ~
la-ss W. -. ED6EHTOA, .iudge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Estate Of Eliza Maths on.

Order of Notice Allowance OF account.
STATE or VERMONT. District Of Man.
chester, ~,
The Honorable Probate Court ~ ne Dis
itfd dfofesdid
Toall persons Interested IN the estate ar
eliza Mnttlson, late al Manoheste ~ said
District, deceased, taErfINai
WHEREAS, shid Court has asslgi,u the ith
day Of Aug, next for examining aud allow.
Ing the account Of the Admr, OF he estate
Of said deceased aud for n decree the resi-.
due OF said estate to the lawful ella mnntA ~
the same, ana ordered that puhic notice
thereof bo given to all persons t1torrstcd
In said estnte by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous to ne uHA A.
signed IN tho Manchester Iournni. n news
paper published nj Manchester H. snid LIS.
tuct
TnEhEfoHE, you are hereby ! otinrd to
appear AZ the Probate uflce ~ inchpstop
IN said District. on the day nssll ed, then
and there 10 contest the allowah q of said
account " you see cnuso, and q establish
your right rs heirs lesntees ai.d lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this leih day OF
July. 1869,
~ W IS. EDGE HToN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Estate of Laura A Hill.


Order OF Notice of Allowance of Ae.
count.
STATE OF VERMONT District OF Man
chester ~.
The Honorable Probdfe Cont Gr NE MS.
trtct IforesaM.
To all persons Interested In III, estate ~
Laura A. nm late OF Mnnchest, ~ said
District, deceased, or f,ETINGt
WHEREAS, said Court has hsi ffnnd the
tth DAP of August next for rsniu ming nnu
Allowing the account Of the A, minstras
Tor OF the estate OF snid dee, .isnd and
for y decree OF the residue Of fi,ld estate
70 thn lawful claimants Of the sane aud or
dered That public notice thereof H. given 10
al persons Interested IN said estate BY pub
fishing this order three weeks su, cessisely
previous To the dry assigned, IN he Man.
chester journal, newspaper Wished ut
Manchester Ia said District.
THEHEFOitB, you are hereby potlfed to
appear nt the Probate ONCE IN Manchester
IN SAID District, on the day nssip I'd, then
ana there 10 contest the allowan, Of snId
account " you see cause, ANA 10 establish
your right as heirs, legatees al inwful
,Ihiinnnts to said residue.
Given under my hand, this i2ilt day Of
July, 1900.
~ W. Is, EDGERTOk Judge. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Deafness Cannot be Cured

" hs'Aa applications, ~ they rannat rsarA
ftst aissAassas fsQffing ~ the saf Tl,,ss,s I.
Nnss Nisf MAt ~ riiFa deafness, ard tisht !,
esusad ~ 40 tnaaalad t,aaassl.o RI ~
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hfp this tabs ~ lnfiassssl sOs bs,s,. :
tmhatsfHs ~Nspd ~ Imperfect hsaYfng aw,l
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aaa@es a. inannntsuA sssan 49, iek.,, ~. NJ
shtt tpis frsio3ssi - Va nofnlnl rs.staitfs,n
NHAfihF slH r. assfFWgesa fsreNeYs a,wf
siAst'e sat ~ ten arr enasezi ~ fafaffh = 49,
Il - iiisas isi rs iatiafns5 essHtstsoh ~ the
tntlexats saffAeNs
~ Nitl siNe A'ssf Hundred isagiAns Tor aag
'nfF ~ l~'afffss e@Ns~4 10 rssarrh thsf
eaasnoi = cured ~ uaIls gsfArf6 t2ssrs
seud tof eifealaFs fnet
FL CHENEY Afs1 f.i.t. =
rasG "a nfassasfs Tsr.
fAkr Halls faasiig iAllis FOE fx.a,tla.tsoo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
George Holley Gilbert, Phi D., D. D..

Son OF Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Gil
bert and grandson Of Capt. Isaac Oh
bert is another Of our Dorset men VII,
as boy made up bis mind to be o.
some use in the world and also be
benefit and helper TO has fellow men
His early life was spent on the farm
and like other boys he attended th,
district school and did his share of the
home work. From Dorset he went Il
Kimball Union Academy. graduating
in 1874. He then entered Dartmouth
and four years later, 1878. graduated
with honor. The next year and bali
were spent IN Germany in hard study.
Returning to this country he entered
the Union Theological Seminary, New
York City, graduating in 1883. He
again went abroad and for two years
studied at Leipzig, Germany. as a
fellow of Union Seminary. and just be
fore leaving Leipzig received the
degree of Phi. ID. from the University.
DIR. Gilbert returned 10 America and
after brief visit to Dorset aud other
places among his old associates, ae-
eepted call TO the Chicago Theology
cal Seminary as Professor of New
Testament Literature and Language
where he remained till 1900. Coming
back to New England, he spent year
in Dorset, and finally settled in North.
ampton. Mass, where he is living at
present. Ia 1894 Dartmouth College
conferred the degree of ID. D. upon
him.
Since leaving Chicago. DR.. Gilbert
has devoted himself to literary work
along religious and theological lines,
and has furnished number of art cles
to reviews and magazines, and has had
published several books on religious
subjects. The following have received
A great deal of attention and are
thought very highly of: 1.-The Stu
lent's Life of Jesus, a" 1.-THE Students
Life of Pau" "A History of Chris
,ianity in the Apolistlc Age, "a Short
History of the Interpretation of the
Bible, ""A Commentary on the Book of |
Acts, and several others. DR.. Gilbert
has fine summer home on the West |
'oad, situated on portion of the old |
arm He comes to Dorset every year
With his family and takes an active in
crest in the town, rs well as in church |
'llfpasf6f III conducting the services
Il the Church before it burned and
lnce then in School Hall. As is usual.
y the case with men of ability, he is
cry modest and retiring, and cannot
Understand why he should be chosen
bove his fellows when there are TO his
ANA so many who are more capable.
II was the same in his school and
ollege life. Somehow he was the one
Tho carried off the best prizes and he
I'd not get them without hard work.
or pluck and determination to sue. /
eed, one can hardly find his equal
hat success in life has come TO him
leases his friends and we say "An. Z
'her name to Old Dorset's' eredit.u c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
SOUTH sHArsBuRy

Miss Bessie Hall of jamestown. n
r.. Is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Fred Eddy has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. lone Locke. il
Springfield.
Miss Bessie Niles and Miss Alic,
Young attended the summer school, 70,
teachers which has been held in Rnt.
land the past two weeks.
Napoleon Tessier is in Montreal.
Miss Mildred Niles has been spend
ing short time with relatives ii Rbt.
land.
John McArdle and children Of
Brooklyn have been recent guests Of
Mrs. Alice Young.
George Mir6eld or youngstosp
Ohio, was called here by the death Of
his mother, Mrs. Sarah MirReld, has
returned.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

finersi nsaa itst pel j

Misses Edus aud Evelyn Bnrnpneb,
q Rutland are AZ their grandfather,
w. Il. simon,ls.
"A business meeting OF the Ladies
AID Soeitiy was held Al the Library on
Tuesday afternoon.
III Is expected thai Or, Seymour
will occupy the pulpit AZ the congreTa
iional church next Sunday morning.
-Msss Theresa Qnuckenbush Of Ma
tick, Mass, who has spent several
weeks IA town. has returned 10 her
home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
COVER YOUR BARN !

Will sell you u good All Wool mo Tar
Felt hoofnrj hN square ~, With unls and
cement Tor GW square, This isA Eoud
honest Rooflng, am making tun Oh ~,
Buy nov before II goes up.
A. l.. BOWEN.
M Ibar4gf ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

Among those entertained a Camp
Lookout ia BARRIERS Pines nef pownAl
"Wednesday evening at party given
by i sigy Livingston, were Miss pora.
Thy Maiiisou aud lruin Madison -
ihis s,llagp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
Changing Address.

shsn tseasssirs thssFs y A&afsFt Ssh
80 1su - fsessNf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

We 80 si~sgs gisNssd - tttstfs nfrrt
asssssf ntni snS seefts, 49, aNti w sstfF
fses kne~ wt6 ~ ~fitff - - a. 49, w. -
tsss - ysas nsms sssiisstsea Psis fesneay
nxas Nsul "a afss stAtuts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

J, u room nat house In Manchester Depot
larRe 2 story and eli, large vcrandas mined
complete for village water. good garden
drive all around house, would rent for Sa50 n
year. COST &ss0. All for &2aD 1t ought to
go quick. minutes walk to depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
The Bowen Real
Estate Agency

nave sold quite n lot Of Real Estate and
nave a large list OF good Farms and Homes
TO select from. Also Timber Lands, Mills
stores, etc. ] find that II people VIII list
these properties for what they would be-
wiling To give for 1t, | can usually sell IT
without much trouble. | have large lot Of
customers and want several places In Man
chester and Dorset worth from 81 900 to S.
90 either for cash or to exchange for Others.
do all my own work and IA lot OF II.
ASK MEAN ] WILL COME AND SEE You.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29
A Big Farm Bargain

10 Acre Farm In Manchester, 2 miles No.
OF center on stage road, and on line Of NJ d.
q. X, X. and chartered electric road to
.irhnNlile N. W on Battenkill river with
SSp water power that once run IA marble mill
large white house with green blinds, y ellis
zyerhndhs, chimneys large barns, corn
crib. and hog house good sugar orchard ma
*iou worth OF growing timber. Buildings
would cost to-day 500. All for s2s5O. LOW
taxes '' f'''''
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

''There is man. however, whose name have not
yet mentioned that feel absolutely certain will be
candidate for the senatorial nomi-
William Pitt Trimble nation next year, and that man
Must Be Considered is William Pitt Trimble. Had
King County forward with
practically unanimous endorsement of Senator Piles he
would have entered the contest do not believe Mr.
Trimble would enter the fight if the county seemed in
cned to back Senator Wilson, but with the county badly
divided she gives evidence of being, there is but
little doubt of Trimble becoming of the active
didates to succeed Senator Piles and in counting
this coming contest the politician would do well to
not overlook Mr. Trimble He is good campagner and
will to extent have number of the leading business
of the city with him, and then again he stands
pretty well in the country districts of not only King
county, but in many other counties of the state and with
the votes badly divided he has about good show to
win the other fellow.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

In my opinion, said well known politician one
day this week. if former Senator John L. Wilson would
within the next few weeks come
John L. Wilson out squarely and announce that
Has Good Chance. he is a candidate for the United
States senate to succeed Senator
Piles and then make active campaign all the state
he has dead open cinch of being nominated I know
Senator Wilson has many political enemies who would
make stubborn fight against him. and then he has
host Of political friends and admirers who would work
just as zeaously for him his enemies would work
against him. Then again Senator Wilson is stronger in
the state now than he before and under the
direct primary law with number of candidates in the
field he would be a cock winner. No man spoken
of in this connection is hundredth part able to repre-
sent the from ability standpoint Senator Wilson,
and yet he hesates and waits for spontaneous uprs
ing to bring him out he will stand show in the world
of winning, though of his more intimate pot
cal friends and admirers should at the eleventh hour bring
him out with bare of trumpets"
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

'I hardly think Judge Thomas Burke will enter the
senatorial race Senator Piles remains candidate for
he is quite admirer of Senator
Thomas Burke Piles, and then again he and the
Will Watch senator draw from the same po
litical source, and if both OF them
were out at the time they could not do much more
than divide each others vote 1t is very generally believed
that Senator Piles lacking in political backbone and
when he comes home and the lineup against him
he will conclude that he has no show OF winning and
withdraw from the contest If that should happen, and
it liable to- then the business that class OF bus
ness men of the city that backing Senator Piles might
back Judge Burke and in that case he would become
active candidate for the nomination of United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator Piles. Judge Burke is very
able man and a profound lawyer but his former asso
Citations with the railroads would hurt his candidacy in
direct primary contest.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

Somehow or other it came to the writer's
ears that there was going to be a legislative
investigation, but it
Investigation Committee must have been
Must Be Fishing. false alarm, for
said investigation
was slated to begin it's probing of public af
fairs some ten days ago, but nothing as yet
has been heard of it, which must mean that
the committee named for that purpose has
seen fit to go fishing
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

cit is still limited and from very reliable sources
that Judge Richard A. Banger who is secretary of
the interior, has eye single to
Secretary Balnger the United States senate and has
May Get Busy. political love for Senator
Piles [ would not be surprised
he too announced that he candidate for the nomi
nation Of United States senator to succeed Senator Piles
Judge Banger has forged ahead in big political circles
until he is quite power and should he decide to
the senatorial to succeed Senator Piles he too
would be very formidable candidate. hardly expect
however, to him enter the senatorial contest next
year I
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

Eugene Lorton is candidate for the office of internal
revenue collector as D B. Crocker who it
is said, will have to walk the gang
David B. Crocker plank. Genes opponent for the
To Take Walk place is M. F. Harrison, who is
at present postmaster of Spokane,
and with such opponent Mr. Loron should win hands
down.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

Chapter 'Finis" in the bloody book Of the Holy
Rollers in Seattle written few days ago when the
superintendent of the asylum for
Holy Rollers the insane at Steiacoom dis
Passes Out charged Esther Mitchell being
cured of her peculiar religious de-
usons which lead her to kill her brother George Mitch
.el who had killed Franz Edmunds Crefeld who had in
duced Esther away from home and made her his
under the guse that he Joshua of old returned to the
earth as new Messiah For time the Holy Rollers at
tracted considerable attention Oregon where they
sided and it only after the authorities of Oregon got
behind them with sharp stick that Creield to Seat
tle bringing with him his wife and Esther Mitchell Here
he was intercepted by George Mitchell and instantly
killed Many happy homes broken up by that pecu-
liar and it is but of many such instances that
cur all over this country from time to time
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

''With number Of candidates in the field
as now seems apparent there is no more show
of Senator Piles winning
Predicts Piles the next senatorial con-
Political Downfall. test than the fellow who
did not rum - remarked
one of Seattles leading business men one day
this week. ''While in the past have not sup
ported John E. Humphres in his political aspi-
rations and have had no sympathy for his many
political ambitions yet in his senatorial ambi-
tions would not be surprised if he were not
elected and if he should be elected I believe
he would make an ideal senator So far as l
am personally concerned I do not know just
now whom will support for senator, but do
know that will not support Senator Piles. l
do not believe Seattle has gained anything COM
mercially otherwise for having had Mr.. Piles IN
senate, and his official appointments have not been s
as to commend him to the rank and file of the voters
especially in King County.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

Since the mind of runneth to the contrary
gon has always been seed from which disturbances and
differences sprung which resulted
Church Riot in less bloodshed. But
Ends Dsastrously few days ago trouble in the
German Evangelical church of
Denver among the parshioners and small sized riot fol
lowed in which two little girls were fatally shot In
Presbyterian church in Seattle dssention among
the members the retaining the pastor and endeav
orng adjust the differences trouble which almost
resulted in knock down and drag out proposition and
periodically these church troubles break out the
as saloon troubles which generally result just dsas
trousy as the saloon rows Does religion bring such
feelings? IF it does then religion is what cracked
up to be. -
Last Monday while peculiar religious sect leav
ing Snohomsh county for California for the purpose of
colonizing, among them
Snatches Baby man with four children who had
To Save Wife. broken up her home and leav
ing her husband behind owing to
her devotion for her found religious edorado the
father driven to desperation snatched sucking baby
went away she would leave her baby behind Of course
this than mother could stand her religion to
the contrary Notwithstanding and after hesitang for
moment she turned and accompanied her husband home
though it apparent that she wrapped up in the
religious creed that departed for California There but
little doubt that the various religious creed that daily
springing up in the country causing domestic
troubles than all of evils of the drink habit and that
is saying good deal
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-04-09

E. w. Ross state land commissioner, has
practically announced his candidacy for the
nomination of govern
A Gubernatorial or on the Republican
Candidate Out. tick ket which cleo
ton will take place
meantime, however, Ross is getting about over
the state and putting up his political fences.