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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Consumers Ice and Coal Co.,, will be held at the offices of the company at o'clock D. m. Monday, October 4, 1909, for the purpose of electing direc- tors and the transaction of such other business as may be properly brought before said meeting.
 V. o. Alexander. e-7 q 30 f. Secy.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment @}n cure Blind, 2leedings and I1'c1:ne Piles. It absorbs the lImors. dilays itching at once, acts as poultice. gives instant relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared for Piles and itching Q. he private parts. Sold by druggists. mail soc and S1.00. Wp- ,iams' Mf'g. Co. Props. Cleveland, Q sold by McCammon s Sons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
GALLOWAY DEFEATS BOGY FOR CONSTABLE

In the special election called by County Judge James Gould to supply a vacancy caused by the death of former Constable John Bogy Williams, in Bogy township, A. w. Galloway was elected to the office, his majority being only 21 votes over Ed Bogy, The election was held Monday and De- putty Sheriff ]. F. Bono of this city, was sent there by Sheriff Philpot to enforce the election laws to the let ter. Great interest was manifested in the race, each candidate being en- Enthusiastically supported. Galloway vote was 120 and Bogy's 99.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
Warming Order.

In Justice J. P. Knox Court. Mrs. Jennie Custer, vs. Miss Eva Peck
 The defendant, Miss Eva Peck is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days. and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff, Mrs. Jennie Custer.
 Given under my hand and seal this day of Sept. 1909.
 J. P. KNOX J. P. 9S-15-22-29 and 10 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

A negro woman was cut about the wrists last night as the Pine Bluff excursion train was departing from the city. A negro man attacked her just before the train pulled out, and made his getaway in the train. The woman was taken in hand by the police and given temporary relief Hot Springs Sentitnel-Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
Warming Order.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 Robert Henry, Plaintiff, vs. c. l.. Clay and Co., defendant.
 The Defendants, c. l.. Clay and R. E. Clay are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of Plaintiff, Robert Henry.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court this 7th day of Sept. A. D 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. E. RENFROW, D. c. 9S-15-22-29 and 10I6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
--0An--.

It's now up to some live theatrical manager to offer Dr. Cook S20,0OO 900 for ten weeks work on vaudeville circuit. He would doubtless make a big hit in an Esquimaux costume.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
.o%o--

Late press dispatches tell of Marie Dressler's poverty and of her filing petition in bankruptcy. Maybe her press agent exhausted his supply of dope"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

The Eagles will soon be flying Pine Bluffward. Come on boys. We will be ready for you and you can scream as loud as you like.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

Now that everything is running smoothly again around Police head quarters, the city jail ought to be cleaned out thoroughly before some of those reaches carry away some ,f the prisoners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

Scientists and others of equal ability sat by and let an ordinary Cook come North Pole.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
WEEKLY SHOOT OF
 TUCKER GUN CLUB

Tucker, Ark, Sep, 7.-(Specla(- The weekly shoot of the Tucker Gun Club was held here today. Din ner was served nthe ground and the weekly tournament was much en- loved. The score was as follows, 150 bird target being used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
--O+O-

Theatrical managers in New York Say they will offer some great ~Mellerdrammers the coming seh- son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

Woman loves a clear, rosy complexion. Rurdock Blood bitters purifes the hloo1. clears the skin, restores rHd7y. sound health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
--OrO-

The question has been asked if the Der pole.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
--OtO---

If Uncle Sam tries to hold the North Pole he is liable to get his fingers frost bitten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

Guns and Ammunition for everybody. It will pay you to give us a call when in need of anything in this line.
 Fox Bro. Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08

Don't make a noise. You might scare some candidates for county officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
Where is Leon Ling?

It will soon be reading 'riting and 'rithmetic days again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-08
High Grade New Do

mestic Sewing Machines at bargain prices style No. 8 $27.50 cash style No 6 $25.00 cash. Won't be here long at these prices Reap & Craw. ford Furn. Co.
 Harry Reynolds, baggage master at the Union Station, is quite sick at his home on Ohio street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
NOTsCE ~ sHSwtrr,s sllG on
tVR 70 LOstkE Ot NoksG Ace

Under aud by virtu. of an order al ssle aud
ju iement of foreclosure issued out of the
tounty Court Of the County ct tuuni>on toiss-
rsdo. entered b-cember 18th. Is~ IN which
cause the lnterstat. Savings Bank l. plaintiff
and &. T sils aud Helen \. Sills are stefend-
ants. wherein the above named plaintiff oh
tanned a Judgment aud decree against said de
fendents for the sum of Three Hundred FIsty-
one Dollars aud Ihiriy-four cents sct,l IA I
am commanded To sell all that certain lot or
parcel of land situate in the County 0f tiunni-
son. state Of ,oiorado, described ss foIlOws-to-
wit; Lot nine in Block in the town II tiuaai.
son. according Ia the original plat of - ID tO
together with all and singular the tenenlests,
hereditsment- and appurteuance~ thcrenRtO be
longing or in anywi-e aprert taining.
Notice is therefore hereby given that ~ the
9th day ~ nnrch. lyM. at 10 q clsrk a. -. II
that day, at the west front door n the CSysrV
hoase in said County of Gunni-on. l will, n
ob~dience 10 said order IT sale and d~crre a
foreclosure, sell the sboye descriked property
or much thereof Ms mAy he necessary 10 sat-
isfy plaintiffs Judgment. with intesest thers.on
and costs, 70 the highest and best bidsier for
cash.
Dated March 9Th. lsn.
PAT HANI.ON sheriff
ny d. J. LEHAN, Under. sheriff.
March
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SWIECIOsCHE % 1we1G IGE

Under and by virtue Of IN order of -aie and
Judgment of foreclosure issued o1t 0 the
County Court Of the County Ot 0ubnisoa, Colo
RADIO, entered Dscember ISth fSN, ia which
cause the lnterstate Savings bank il plaintiff
and G. r. Sills aud Helen A. Sills ere defend
ants, wherein the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned a Judgment and decree sgsiast said
dsfssdants for the ssm of sinteee nvndrsA and
Five dollars and Thirty-five cents, / an COM
oanded 10 soil all thst certain lot or parcel Of
lsna situate in the CoSsty of GunuisaG. STATE
Of Colorado, described as f0llOws- tD-wit /:
."ts One and Two In Block N ia the town Of
Gu1nison, according To the original plat II
sad town, together with ell and singular the
teDements, bereditsments and appurteaances
thereunto beons ing or In anywise apperts in
ing
Notice j. therefore hs reby given th4t ON the
2lth day 81 March. 1879, at 10 O'Clock t.. N. of
that day, at the west front doOS 81 The Court
1oase in said County of Guasison, will, in
o6e4lence to said order Of sale aad decree of
foreclosure, sell the above described prOpsrt v
or 80 mech thereof may he necessary to sat
isfy plaintiffs Judgment. with interest thereon
and costs. t. the highest and best bidder for
cash.
Dated March 5ih iSp
PAT HANLON. Sheriff
by ID. j. LEHAN, Under-Sheriff.
March 5-&
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bring our Samson. 1t is not enough.
Fritz. to have no women in a house
th0sigh brother Michael shows some
wisdom there. If you want safety.
yOa must have none within fifty miles"
''NOne nearer than Strelsau. for in
lorn sigh
We reached the avenue of the cha
teau and were soon at the house. As
the hoofs of our horses sounded on the
gravel sapt rushed out TO meet us.
Thank God. you're safe.' he cried.
Have You seen anything OF them?"
'W whom l asked, dismounting.
He drew us aside that the grooms
0aGAt aOt hear
'11od," he said to me. you must not
riAe about here unless with half u
1ssen Of us. You know among our
Dea = tall young fellow, BernensteIn
BY name?'
I knew him. lie was a fine. strap
ping yeung man. almost Of my height.
and ef light complexion.
"fss llcs .. he room upstslrs with a
oullet thrsagh his arm"
TAe deuce he does
sAftef dinner he strolled out alone
81 went Q mile or 80 into the wood,
- ~ he walked he thought he saw
three men among the trees. and one
bevele1 . gun at him. He had no weap-
%, and he started at a run back TO-
ward tie house. hut one Of them fired.
and he was hit and had much ado ia
reach here before he tainted. BY good
luck they feared to pursue him nearer
the house"
He paused and added:
Lad, the bullet was meant for you. '
1T Is very likely" said !. "and it's
erst blood to brother Michael"
II wonder which three it was" said
Fritz.
"Weil. Sapt," I said. II went out to.
night for no idle purpose. as you shall
hear. But there's one thing in my
0iod."
whats that:' he asked.
why. this" answered-"that
shan Ill requite the very great hOnors
Ruritania has done me If depart from
it leaving one Of those Six alive"
And Sapt shook my hand on that
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more free inasmuch as we soon learn
ed that he was rather a weak man
than wicked and had acted through
out this matter more from fear Of the
duke and of his own brother Max than
for any love of what was done. But
he had persuaded all of his loyalty
and, though not in their secret coun-
sells. was yet. by his knowledge of
their dispositions within the castle.
able to lay bare before us the very
heart of their devices. And here. In
brief. is his story:
Below the level OF the ground In the
castle. approached by "A fight Of stone
steps which abutted on the end OF the
drawbridge. were situate two small
rooms, cut out of the rock itself. The
outer Of the two had no windows, but
was always lighted with candles; the
inner had one square window. which
gave upon the moat In this inner
room there lay always, day and night.
three Of the Six. and the Instructions
OF Duke Michael were that on any at
tack being made on the outer room
the three were to defend the door Of
II no long as they could without risk
to themselves. But so soon as the door
should be in danger OF being forced
then Rupert Ientzau or Detchard (for
one Of these two was always there,
should leave the others to hold 1t as
long as they could and himself PASS
into the inner room and without more
ado Kill the king. who lay there, well
treated. indeed, but without weapons
ana with his arms confined in fine
steel chains. which did not allow him
TO move his elbow more than three
inches from his shoulder. Thus he
fore the outer door were stormed the
King would he dead. And his body,
For his body would lie evidence os
damninr as himself
. ,f,rned Next Week
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
HkeriTs Aale

State Of Colorado,
County Of Gunnisou.
BY virtue Of a Special Execution issued ont
Of the Clerk office of the County Court of
Gunnison County. and State IL oloraco and to
me directed, whereby | am commanded to
six and s. lD Dollars. 1855 6sD and Sixty-five
and 2-l0) Dollars, (65.O9l costs of suit. the
amount of q certain several judgment rendered
in said Court on the 2tth day of November 1@N
in favor ~ b. Coats and John Il. CHAPMAN
as plaintiffs, and against ID. Gsffney as defend
judgment from the date Of the rendition theveof
At the rate Of eight per cent, per annum, out Of
the lands, tonements, goods and chattels Of
the said ID. GshDey, I have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property, towit:
An undivided two-thIrds interest in and to
the Nettie lode mining claim situate in the Boz
Canon mining district in the County of Gunpi-
sen and State II Colorado, said claim tein~
known and designated as L. :. survey No i15<6
and being more particularly described in the
location certificate thereof OF record in the Re-
corders Office Of said county in Book lt4 At
page 3A.
THEREFORE. According to said command.
shall on Saturday, the 9th day of March,
1s1e. At the hour of 10 o clock. in the forenoon
of SAID day, at the West front door of the
County Court House. in the town Of tiunnisOu
in the Coanty OF Gunnison. state Of Colorado,
expose Ia sale st psblic auction to the highest
bidder. fer cash in hand, all the right title
and interest q the abo~e named d. Ca ffuey in
and to the above described property or 20 much
therefore ~ nag b. beceesary for the n vmeot
and satisfsctioe q said several Judgment. in.
terset and cost of sale.
Dated. Gunnisus, Colorado, this lth day cf
March. 1NR.
PAT HANLON.
Sheriff of Guanisea County
Ach SAh 3stA, fsW.
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seh<prisoner e
T.; :;:''' =: @@zenda|
- - - - =: = - -. q,

Then tell Aim q. usesst y.n at THE
second nliss-.t.ae .ut sf z4.assa tssusssr-
ros eseuiax AT ~ ccsvck Say yos v
10 there and viii walk kosue with
him
'Ipe yea Moan kiIG hArua. sir;'
Not " he win ~ ss Z lssA him ~
I think I've e0&. Yea ce"seh- my psrsty
maid See thst You de- - I ~ yea.
And. mind ne esse - 10 kssw shat ~
King has tssea hese."
syske . kssar ssssuly. Ter thrre ~
.el4aom hAso In issustn6 . hask fssr
into . ~eoAs's kkiA6 Ger ySa. cd
sefteaed ~ e0sS ~ siving hss .
haBs.oase psvseUt. rhsu we aissd.
and wraEDiaG WY csssk ssssat Ry sa<v.
with Frtts hsSlsnx the way. Ne went
.lownstairr ~ Usar kor~es again
II was lsst half past aud hardly yet
dark. The streets were fuIl for such a
quiet little place. and I could see that
gossip was all agog With the King on
one side and the duke ON the other.
Zenda fck itself the center of all Iuri-
iania. We logged gently through the
town. hut set our horses TO sharper
pace when We reached the open coun-
try.
You want 10 catch this fellow 10
hanng" asked Fritz
AYE. and fancy I've baiteJ the
hook right our little Dclilsh viii
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01o O1K
"Wednesday, March 3

Wednesday, March ,
The Weather modessted on March
and the sno~ 10 .sttllng very fast
these afternoons.
Miss Mabel Walker has accepted
the position Of teacher at the Far
view school for the spring and sum
mer terms,
". A. Gillaspey, L. II. Easterly,
Albert Hide brand and Otis Moore
bought carload of coal delivered
at the Wylie switch ON Wednesday
T W Gray bought some hay
from AL Roper ON Taylor river and
drove some Of his cattle up there the
first of the week 10 be fed until
spring.
T. W. Gray Is hauling lumber
from home 10 tle Mseer planning
mill in Gunuison TO have it prepared
for the new home be will bnild this
season
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EASY 10 n
SaQk ascips Ga kilnsy - 0ls11r
1ssskas - eksuns1ico

What will appear very interesting
to many people here is the article
taken from . New York daily paper
giving a simple prescription, which
is said to be positive remedy for
backsche or kidney or bladder de-
ranRement, il taken before the stage
Of Bright's disease:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one
half ounce; Compound kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparil-
L., three ounces. Shake well in q
bottle and take in teaspoonful doses
after each meal and again at bed
time.
A well-known druggist here at
home, whom asked regarding this
prescription, stated that the in gre
dents are all harmless, and can be
obtained at a small cost from anv
prescription pharmacy, or the mix
ture would be put up if asked to dc
30. lie further stated that while
this prescription is often prescibed
in rheumatic Affections with splendid
results, he could see no reason, why
it would not be splendid remedy
for kidney and urinary troubles and
backache, as it has q peculiar action
upon the kidney structure, cleansing
these most important organs and
helping them to sift and filter from
the blood the foul acids and waste
matter which causes sickness anG
suffering. Those of our reader
who suffer can make no mistake ir
giving it trial
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
CO0D BE TEDDY

Yesterday Teddys fake big stick
was dumped into the Potomac.
Roosevelt has made the country in
sufferably weary by his late antics.
There was a prospect at one time
that in spite OF his mediocre intel
lectual ability and his Earring traits
Of character, that by sheer force of
tremendous energy and patriotic i'm
pslses he might leave an impress
upon his countrys history. How
ever, tho hope was misplaced. His
fosCss were scattered against such
grotosqse issues ~ race suicide and
reformed spelliDg Half completed
thinking led him to ardently espouse
such rank fakes az the forest reserve
and leasing, q mighty military force,
ETC., while the lust of power and ex-
liberation of welding it turned his
head. W late he Seems to consider
everyone who opposes his projects
"a q liar, = scoundrel and thief.
lie has used the power of his mighty
Office to protect fsvorites like Paul
Morton and Morgan while spending
pablic money and using 5000 gov
eminent detectives to contrive false
and misleading testimony against
his own private enemies like Till
maa and Haskill and Pulitzer.
There is just one big thing that
Roosevelt has really accomplished
that may be called good. He has
assisted largely in awakening the
American public to = realizing sense
Of wrong economic conditions. To
be sure Bryan discovered and eluci-
dated these facts in 1896, aAd it took
Roosevelt seven years to catch up,
yet since that time he has assisted
materially in this great work Of
publicity, though his preachmsnt is
sometimes sadly discountepanced
by his practice.
Thanks to the good judgment Of
American citizens, the Man on
Horseback" danger which at one
time threatened, has passed and the
individual is accepted At his true
worth. Roosevelt is a queer mix
tare Of good and evil. of patriotic
impulses and vicious ideas, of well
intentioned, if fruitless efforts al
righting public wrongs, and of re.
gretable meanness in prosecuting
private grudges. Truly, "a mixed
metaphor vivant"
Perhaps he has a work yet to do
and it is to be hoped that the sober.
ing effect of retirement to private
life may enable him to do that work
with less frothine and more ponder
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

A:ssswsre-
II ya.r I..e.4l~ sua I scrnEs yos. 6
x.z; .sr..e va a. sss ..s~s - 81
SOS. os l.y hse l-aP VI i<s.A ~
yos1 .so..se..- ca Il yss have hsnss-
barn. thai - a sses cs ssdaHsuasss
49, wear i'harasse.-s fas . 1b-auua
ca~s Os F.pss papep-ss s.A 49,
osss trs.Hss.e ssser ssppsr ssAtGAa
There al. he pe soss EsssaA. -
tseicA.a9 81 snsace~sed lad uuinDd
~sst ss.d. Io rss mach 9ss - knnss
ksru. fullness &C heavy tslaaG ~
sA< ssoaael. NAn.s~, lAsAakAGAia9
Hesdsckcs. dizziness os lsAsunianI
gripping Tl.s ~sll all g.. 80. -
sssie. there w.ll he MS ssoss So~.d ~
over the stomach 10 ps,ssna voas
bseasL ~itL nssseoss ods.ss.
f~p<s DsAp~P~sa " q csstass csss
for all stomach troSbls. kasomD i
~,il take hold 81 yo~r i.oi jsa -
saase - II yosr s,ooscA wsss't 49,
Acsssl, pso@p vslasf ~ -
year Stomach missy " - yoss ~
asc,st, waiting tos yo~.
Tksss lsEee J,-cess cssss eeuAaia
nass than ssfkcssst - c~so . -
d DysfeFsas os Indtessssna-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Ca the Colorado state commission
for the conservation Of natural re-
sources. Governor Shairoth has
appointed Judge Sapp. for Gunni-
son county. There are about fifty
appointees in the state No salary
is attached, but considerable hard
work allowed in finding out what
this conservation" idea is really
going 10 conserve. We only hope
Judge Sapp votes to fire 1inchot
the first chance he gets
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
CAMy0 0UV
NossCAanpsos Csrr~spauA0s..

edne-aas. March ;
f'1ilaP frer~.er and kT.1k kaai-e
er0se D. Guans~oa Tuesday
John and Carl sslAs ~ess N Gun
Ils9n Moaday aud Tuesday
Mines are not serksnx very gsssd
At pTe~en; on sccosni of car shsst-
age
The Esss tram from Csstietos ~
h sbIer nssns tor three wseAs gus
throsgh Sunday.
Saow .hosciess oa the sectsae
~eEe making lots 81 oser,sus tbs
pass week open,ag the railroad 70
ksbler
Fred Mckee has lots II fsa tkssr
day. 4slIverlHG usess ~ NJ. Csrboe
usses naarket. lie hss the costEocs
there NOE.
Wrlshs tiy.Ag machine wosA
coose II handy juss noe - . unods
Il travel Ssslghins is too sncsr-
tain . tkiaS.
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lenl NollaIllnk
sSgsCg SOD@A 6oOv
Osg0 q \ A~s ess bUD n0040oCl-
uSs =, = 4. ?. rH.~zs u.zs E-
~ A0OS

To every per-on IN sctnsl pa--e--sa - ssss
p~nsy 81 the hereinafter described Laad. kA
or premises. and ~ the perssa " WA<ne
name the same ~s= taxed "a -lsrtsliy assee.-
ed aud tc all ler~<sn- having lnAssuat ~
title ts record 10 to the same
<otIce y Hereby Given that ca the kph dAy -
November 4. -. iro. the following ds-csisussi
Property. situate IN tbc County Ot tsanuas.a
aud state of Colorado. to-~tti Imp. tppSn
Point Msn,ns lain. situate ia Gssse sr~eA
y ming District sold Tor the taAe- for the
year 1904 and purchased h, ,,uBu is.,s touuty.
That The said Gum i-s,u County hy Itr ossnty
Trea-urs'r has duiy .a--igned the certificate of
purchase i--ued os account of -och purchase 10
y. l.. Carr who hath msd. reaue-t uJrpa the
1res-sser of said tounfy Tor notification. a-
provided bs law. that he niss b'.con,e EMIT
led IA deed
That the said premises we're taxed fcr SAID
year lsa Ia the name ~ tasanah 4 Tayi isr
who-e pss-tottice addresses unknown.
That tho tim. 81 redempfion of said real
estate from Huch tax sale will expire the
iltb day 81 June \. u. i.a. and deed an
issue therefor on the 18th DAY Of June lNM. un-
less redeemed before deed i--ues.
Dated this 18th day Of tebruary 4. u, 1@s
ANNIE NJ. DpWNEN.
Treasurer of said County of Gum i-ou.
Feb. ~ Mar. "
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05
ONO CITY
News-Champion Correspondence.

ohhpioh SoiTcSpOuOenCe.
Tuesday, March 9.
Roy and Herman Hudler were in
town Tuesday.
Herman Huff was up from his
ranch Tuesday.
Mr. Bain and family spent Sun
day At the Gold Links.
Mrs. Geo. Morris and Mrs. C.
Stevens spent a few hours in town
Saturday.
A social dance was given in the
woodmen hall Saturday evening.
Every one had . pleasant time.
Mr.. and xrs. Barnhill entertained
crowd Hooday evening at music,
caro-: and dancing, snd al too soon
vas It tine to 20 home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-03-05

Ii 10 noe Pvsssd>st TAFT lie "
psss.dssi Of the ~hose pSosae and
sa vspsbl,csas sloae. s.d we w'sh
him god lsck sad nssch success in
he difficult posst,oa- Thsse sEs
snoe b,G psobIrms 10 solse N Auser-
,aaa life. We had hoped 10 sss the
miGhty hand Of Bryan ss the helm.
bws NO one doubss Tafts executive
ability OF his motives.