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Evening star., 1909-04-18

week stay to their home in Vermont
avenue.
Miss Florine Kahn. who is visiting Miss
Rhoda Mauntner. expects to return TO
Baltimore tomorrow.
The Mercantile Club held its regular
card party Tuesday night, which was a
most enjoyable affair and well attended.
The bridge prizes were won by Mrs. Car
rie Berwanger and Mrs. Freschie of
Philadelphia, and the whist prizes were
won by Mrs. Samuel Bensinger and Mrs.
Benjamin Held.
Mrs. A. BryIawski. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Alexander Wolf and Mas
ter William Wolf. left town during the
week for Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ezra Parker and children have re-
turned, from visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. Freschie of Philadelphia is the
guest of relatives in town.
Miss Hortense sondheimer expects to
leave town during the coming week for
Greensboro, n. c.. to visit Mr.. and MRS.
c. Cone.
Miss Malvine Woog and Mr.. Joseph
Dreyfuss, whose engagement was recent
ly announced. will be at home this even
ing from to 10 o'clock at 400 T street
Mrs. Simon Treitel Of Woonsocket, r.
l., is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. WOog.
The entertainment committee of the
Octagon Pleasure Club has arranged for
a dance to take place May 4.
Miss Bertha Jonas. who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Never Fellheimer, returned to her home
in Nashville. Tenn. this week.
Returning from New York. Mrs. John
S. Hollingshead and her daughter. Miss
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Byzantine Lee Moore. were at Atlantic
City during Easter week.


City during Easter week.
Miss Marion Clarke of Hammond Court
left recently for New York, where she
will spend several weeks.
Miss Louise Frey, who has been spend
ing the Easter holidays in New York city
as the guest of her brother, Brice Frey.
Miss Louise Goldsborough. daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Brice Goldsborough of Cam
bridge, Md. and a granddaughter of Pay
master Goldsborough. U.S.N., expects to
leave shortly for Europe. where she will
spend some months travelling with friends
Miss Goldsborough was formerly a stu
dent at the Washington Seminary.
Miss Hecker of New York is spending
several weeks In Washington as the guest
of Mrs. Henry Charles Dinger of Q street
and her mother. Mrs. William Sadler.
Mrs Archie Oracle spent several days
in New York last week visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Setback, and her sister, Mrs
Temple Merritt.
Miss Florence viers. who has been the
house guest for the past week or SO of
Miss Mamie Pierce. returned last Thurs
Ma Ma. . Aef nome ~ montgomery county
Miss Edith Pigeon OF Biltmore street
has had as her guest for the past month
Miss Augusta Young of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds. wife of Capt.
Reynolds, U.S.R.C.S.. is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Collins, at her home on
0 street. Later Mrs. Reynolds will join
Capt. Reynolds, who is stationed in Bal
timore.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Woodford left
last Monday for Atlanta, Ga. where they
will spend several months visitin; their
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Miss Louise Cashell of Rockville has
been entertaining a house party at The
Naples the past week. Among those at
the house party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Heacock of Washington. DR.. Roades OF
New York. Miss Clark of Baltimore. Miss
KNOTS Of Washington, Miss Plummer of
Washington Grove and Miss Walker of
Washington.
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Mrs. Isaac Herman of 300 10th stree,
has discontinued her days at home fol
the remainder of the season.
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Miss Marion Oliver. who is now at Fort
Monroe will soon have as her guest Miss
Durand. daughter Of the former British
amba SSador.
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Miss Maud Lichtenstein was hostess
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
cousin. Miss Minnie Winter of New Hav-
en-. Conn. Prizes were won by Miss Ca
mile Herman, Miss Esther Behrend and
Miss Carroll Baer. The guests We're
Miss Minnie Winter, Miss Madeline Her
Zog of Cincinnati, Miss Camille Herman,
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Mrs. Norman Williams gave a large
dinner last night In honor of the Vice
President and Mrs. Sherman. Secretary
and Mrs. Macveagh were among the
guests.
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First Lieut.. Yarde Breese, 4th Regiment
N G. n j.
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Miss Bertha Jonas. who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Meyer Fellheimer, returned to her home
in Nashville, Tenn, this week
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Returning from New York. Mrs. John
S. Hollingshead and her daughter. Miss
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Mr. Lawrence Engel. who has been in
Boston during the winter, has returned
to Washington to remain permanently
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The entertainment committee of the
Octagon Pleasure Club has arranged for
a dance to take place May 4.
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Miss Edith Pigeon of Biltmore street
has had her guest for the past month
Miss Augusta Young of Chicago, ILL.,
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Mrs Sidney c. Kaufman entertained
the Saturday Night Whist Club last
night at her home in the Ashley.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Woodford left
last Monday for Atlanta. Ga. where they
will spend several months visiting their
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M25LERm COUGH

Helen Smith in Wilmington, Del, and
attended the Easter hop at Annapolis, Md,
last night. They will return today.
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Ensign and Mrs. Arthur Caffey and
daughter have left Washington to reside
in New York
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Lyon returned from
Atlantic City Thursday after q two
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Mrs. Calvert s. Ford of @ street had
as her guest during the Easter holidays
Mr.. Elliott Ross Of Washington county,
Md.
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| Miss Florence Viers. who has been the
house guest for the past week or so of
Miss Mamie Pierce, returned last Thurs
day to her home In Montgomery county,
Md.
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AT the marriage in New York. April
"a, of Miss Sabina Wood Watts to Capt.
Douglas c. McDougal, U.S.M.C., the best
man will be Capt. Frank E. Evans,
U.S.MC.. whose engagement to Miss
Esther Townsend was announced April
J.. ushers are to be Past Assistant
Surgeon Morton w. Baker U.S.N.; Capt
Hsrry r. Lay. U.S.M.C.. Maj Henry c.
Wilson, Sth Regiment, n. G. ". Y. and
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Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis OF Du-
buque. Iowa. will be in the city for the
d. A. r. Congress, at the residence of
Miss Mary Lewis 13J2 Columbia road.
where she will be glad to see her friends.
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Mr. Samuel Fishel of Brooklyn, n. Y,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
NJ. FiShel
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Continued ON Second Pase.)
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Miss Rosalie Forrest Of N street expects
to leave this week for New York. where
she will visit her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. James McSherry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
SENATOR M0RGAN'S
 NOTE AGAINST HUNDLEY

Washington. D. C., Jan. ls.--tspe- ciaI 1-The friends and backers oi Judge Hundley for more than year have contended stoutly that the late Senator Morgan never wrote a. letter in which he said Hundley was un worthy and unfit.
 Indeed trey made quite point oi tiris and some even went so far eas to challenge the opponents of Judge Hundley to produce a copy of the let ter. Well they were not able until now to produce the document for the reason that 1t had been misplaced. But now they have .t. and photographic copies have been made of 1t and VIII he distributed and 1t will not be very pleasant reading for some folks who have tried to make it appear that Sem ator Morgan never was opposed tu Hundlev. Alfred J. St0fAr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

IT. Grifin, of Long Beach. as superin- tendent. Suitable quarters have been secured in a flat on Railroad Avenue where there Is now being done the preparatory work for the establishment of an assembly room. library, recreatlon hall writing room. etc, to which sailors of all nations and religious denomipa- tions. will be cordially welcomed. For eign newspapers will be liberaliy sup piled. together with local and outside American publications and current magazines, and the seamsn on leaving port will be supplied with literature ana comfort bags for the voyage.
 Divine services will be held at the home on Sundays and several evenings of each week. in which all the Aln. isters and Christian people or GuHpof' will be asked to co-operate. U.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
THE PASSING THRoNG.
Came Huut in Macon.

Hon John Fl. Wallace. Jr., state Game and Fish Commi ssioner, left last even ing in company with Captain Shep hoh. erts for q hunt on the Reese pIace as Hannon. In Macon county, where se'e is said to abound.
 Mr. Wallace and Mir. Roberts are par ticipating in the hunt organized at me Country Club, which has been Tn pro gress during the past few days, game dinner at the club for the entire mem bership being the stakes to be paid oy the loser. The hunt is attracting great deal 'nf attention, and the sports men of the club are endeavoring to bag the limit under the law every day spent in the field
 PrIses fer Cors. .,
 State-w wide interest is being taken III the winning of the prizes onereu '"' the best acre of corn by the State Az ricultural Department few weeks ago
 Commissioner Wilkinson of the pe- partment. states that he is rsceiNlhk auantities of mail every day from va rious farmers in every locality of the ter the competition for the big. prize. and will abide by the rules as laid down in the circular sent out from the de' Dartment
 The Commissioner is pleased that titc contest Is taking such hold upon the that such general interest has been awakened in the growing of corn. +. % + Chancellor Lucien Gardner. of the Southeastern Chancery Division, has been a prominent visitor to Montgom- cry this week. Chancellor Gardner is one of the best known lawyers of Southeast Alabama and has many friends in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
MIDWAY SOCIAL NEWS.

Midway. Jan. Special. )--Miss Bertha Britt delightfully."- entertained Saturday afternoon In honor of her sister, Mrs. George Irwin, of Ft, Gaines. Ga.
 The guests were received by Miss Henrietta Foster and Miss Norwood Alston and carrier to the reception hall to a beautifully appointed table. where ginger ale was served by Miss Loca Brown and Miss Annie Laurie Norton.
 The guests were received in the par Tor by the hostess, who was becom- inEly gowned in ashes of roses cloth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Captain of Mobile Cadets

Mobile. Jan. 19.-(Special.1 1-To head the Mobile Cadets, Corporal John W. Black. ST.. was last night elected as captain. the popular military man re- ceivlng the unanimous vote of the company for the high office. He has been connected with local militia com panies for many years. To serve with him Second Lieutenant !. w; Ruther; ford was made. first lieutenant and First Sergeant J. D, wilkins. Sr.. Wal elected second lieutenant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
HE SOLD LIQUORS.

Heavy Penalty Imposed On Jack Martin
 At GulfpOrt.
 Gulfport. Miss, Jan. 19-(Speclal.)- Jack Martin was this morning sentence ed by Justice Hairston to pay $100 and serve thirty days in the city tail. after conviction for unlawful sale of liquor.
 R. E. Powers. treasurer of the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company. arr rived here last night and Is registered at the Great Southern Hotel. .. Under the auspices of the Parent Boards of the Methodist Episcopa' Church. South. a sailors home will be inaugurated in Gulfport with Rev. w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Cares For Little GirL

Mobile, Jan. 1s.--(special, ,)--Arrivins here on an early train this morning from Bryan, Texas. and falling to meet her uncle. J M. Dansby. who was to await here. Lois Peters. ah exceeding ly, bright child of nine years. was talk en in charge by the police and later by Mrs. 4. E. stiles, and cared for at KIosky,s until today when Dansby took charge of the child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

princess. and presented to the honoree. Mrs. Irwin was lovely in champagne cloth with real lace.
 The parlor was beautifully decorated in smilax. evergreens and narcissus. Tine talent of each guest was displayed in a game of art. which was played during the afternoon,
 The prize fell to Miss Norwood AL then served. t.
 Those present were Misses Kettle Johns. Elizabeth Conner, Henrfetta Foster. Estelle Anthony Marietta Nor- ton. Loea Brown, Annie Norton. Vir- ginla MIzzelle. Martha Waters, Miss Norwood Aston. Mrs. Conner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Nx MZl1aghza1a,
 MMSzizau0AMA2

As well ask Are all doctors quacks or Are all law yers shystersl" We all know there ignorant quacks does that prevent anyone calling in his good old family physician in of need and trusting him! There shystes but there also honorable lawyers to whom confidently trust our lives and fortunes.
 There are fake medicines advertised; but they are not fakes because they advertised good thing is worth advertising; we all want to know about it. The more bad thing advertised, the for it in the end
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is no fake; yet it advertised it advertses itself and those who have used its best advertisers and that free of cost Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has proved its merit by more than thirty years general This simple old{ashoned remedy made from roots and hebs has become the standard medicine for ailments pecu liar to women,- its fame is worldwide. .sss,@ss
 Read this plain honest statement Of what the medicine did for woman; her words; you doubt, write and ask her. s..t
 Chester, Ark to think I had patent medicines would advertisements think Compound and myself years suffering from female troubles for twenty and Change of nights and could hardly around suffered agonies
 Lydia E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound reeom. I ams well | . person My Compound.s s-Mrs. Ella wood.
 The makers of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com pound have thousands of such letters they tell the truth else they could have been obtained for love money This medicine plausible stranger 1t has stood the test of years. CompounG has bsen che G standard remedy for lE~ENE wsc s Wifi nss sst y sR ssss ssisns
 a sas S ens as o isss . ss s1S Asro and
 If fit the S sightsss M trouble .p%Ps.r. % which @ @ M
 ahas fS mo. for her
 free and always helpful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
d New Cirocery Store.

A new. and perfectly modern and up- to date grocery store. decidedly one of the neatest and cleanest in the city. has just been opened to the public by Mir. J.. L. Boyd. at IS $. Court st. 1. There Is strictly sanitary and hy- gienic meat. fish and oyster market in connection with 1t. and the housekeep- CTS of Montgomery are cordially in. vited to inspect 1t. Phone l246
 adv, 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
wedsesday, January 20.

! "Wednesday, January 20. } The Queen of Clubs will meet with Miss Frankie Jones } at if.3e } Mrs. John A. Eimore will
 entertain the Wednesday Card Club.
 
 The Girls High School Im-
 provenient Association will meet } at the school building at } o'clock.
 Miss Kate Wilson win be given in marriage to Mir J. W. Barker at the home of MT. and
 Mrs. J. D. Baker.
 The Montgomery Chapter of College Women will meet with
 Miss Helen Dickens, 523 Mont
 gomery Street at 1 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Auction SoLe bu Cuardian

Under and by virtue of a decree of the Probate Court on the 18th day of January. 1909 I win on Tuesday, January 26th, 1909. at noon. proceed to sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the east side of Blm Street at the 4th house. south of Miil Street. one mule one horse, one twQ-horse wagon, one single horse wagon. and me bugGy.
 S,i4AS 8s TEA6T4k,- | Guardian of IsAIah FerRnson et al.. MInors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
A HOME REMEDY THAT
 STOPS FALLING HAIR

What is claimed to be one of the best preparations for the hair can be easily prepared in your own home by getting from your druggist one ounce of Beta Ouinoi and half a pint of alcohol. mix the alcohol with half pint or water, then add the Beta Quinol. Shake well together and 1t is ready for use. The Beta Quinol contains all the best xnown chemicals. in highly concentrat- ed form. for the cure of dandruff and falling hair If this Is rubbed into the roots of the hair every day for week or so. then two ar three times week, your dandruff will surely disappear and simnIe mixture will strengthen the roots of the hair and will make the hair light and fluffy. Any druggist will supply you with the Beta Quinoi and alcohol and 1t is preferable to use warm water in mixing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
Items of Inferesf to MortSomery
 and to fhe State
WOMEN dno SOCIETY

were; Mrs. T. E. James. Mrs. cliff Will Hanson. Mrs. C., Az Fonviile, Miss Young. Mrs. D. F. Chapman, Mrs. Rufus Teague. Mrs w. A. Davis. Mrs. Miss Bledsoe. Mrs. O. V. Martin. Mrs. R. Condon. Miss Lipscomb.s Mrs. Tom Fonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
snIeudid Mixture For the stomach

people who are troubled with gas op the stomach, sour stomach or indi- eestion will find the following simple mixture will relieve them In a few minutes: Compound TIncture of Gin chona. one ounce; ProSene Compound
 one. ounce: sherry wine. half a pint.
 Mix together and take a teaspoonful in A little water before meals and at bed- time People who have tried this say it is wonderful in it's effect. Any drug
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
ANNOI1NcENrENTs.

The party to be given at the Coun- try Club on Thursday is for the at- tractive strangers within our gates Mesdames Harden Fitts of New York Stevenson of Toledo. Ohio, Rhodes of Atlanta, and Lee McMillan of New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20

Allen Ross, Mrs. Bundy. Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Charles Joh nson, Mrs. Phares Coleman. Mrs. n. R. Cook. Mrs. Savage, Mrs. J. F. Walker. Mrs. Mary c. Wood. Mrs. R. F. Ligon, Mrs u. B Farleys
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
GIRLS, HIGH SCHOOL IM-
 PROMINENT ASSOCIATION

Association will meet at the High | School "wednesday today) at o'clock
 Mrs. J. W. Black. Secretary. | Mrs. Sidney T. Whitfield of UnIon- town is the guest of Mrs. Harry Hough. ton, on Perry street. MT. and Mrs. oscar Kalish will ar rive the latter part Of the week to visit Mir and Mrs. Mysr Griel. Mrs. Jessie R. Finley of Atlanta ac- companied by her brother, Dr. Gibson Reynolds has returned from Washing ton and New York. where they spent the holidays Miss Frank Haltiwanger of Atlanta ts In inc city for a few weeks, visiting | her sister. Mrs. John Tullis.
 Miss Libbie walsh of Nashville Tenn. has arrived to visit Miss Etta Jenkins at Hammer Hall
 Miss Etta Jenkins will entertain at cards on Friday morning
 Mfr. c. H. Rivers left the city for an absence of five weeks. three of which will be passed in Florida and two in Georgia. | Miss Kate Hurley has as her guests l Mrs John E. Smith and Miss Vivian Jolly of Atlanta. 1
 The many friends of little Frank 1 CargiIl will be pleased to know that | he is now convalescent' after his re- | cent illness from pneumonia. Mir and Mrs. Charles Clark are be- i ing congratulated on the birth of q daugh hter. whom they have named Jane + s-
 Mrs. Butler of Kentucky Is the guest of Mrs. T. s. James on Perry Street,
 
 Miss Irma stoH has returned from Atlanta. 
 Miss Edith Meyer has returned from St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
THEATER PARTY.

Mir. Henry Goxey. proprietor of the Gokey Ship Yards of New York, gave
 dinner at the Exchange and theater
 party at the Grand last night to the following friends. Messrs. W. T. Keys
 of wisconsin and Phil H. Armstrong
 Misses Aileen Jones and Saydie Hood and Mrs. Dr. Anderson, chaperon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-20
RECEPrInN To pAsTOR.s FAMILY

The family of pr. IT. T. Johnson was given most hospitable reception last night in the Sunday School room of the church. A large number of the members of the congregation was in attendance and an attractlve program for the entertainment of the assemb- lage was carried out.
 Mrs. P. J. Minderhout and Mrs. c, G. Zirkie served the tea and coffee and the young ladies of the church served the other refreshments.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27
MoHAVE COUNTY HAS
 LONG CRIMINAL CALENDAR
From Friday.a paIIvo

The criminal calendar of Mohsve county, where Judge Doe is now holding court at Kingman, is the longest in the history of that county, and it is believed that the term win be extended into next week, without even touching any of the numerous civil cases. Twelve indictments were returned by the grand jury and three of the number were murder eases. The first case disposed of on Tues day was that of the Territory vs. Bleakley. The defendant, it was al legged, started with a gun and an armful of shavings to burn a store in Chloride. On the way he met 6 friend, and they became involved in dispute. The latter was shot but whether accidentally or by design was not clearly established. The jury found the defendant guilty of an az gravated assault.
 wqy J. ". Haynes was found guilty of burglary in the second degree, for entering a section house and bur glsrizing it.
 Alberta Herrera, who killed a Span iard at Doyle's mining camp, was ad- judged guilty of murder in the sec ond degree. The defendant is Mexican and his victim was a full blooded native of Spain and the crime grew out of a racial antipsthy. Herrera shot his man in the forehead over the eye. E. s. Clark of Prescott is assisting the prosecution.
 District Attorney Ross, who return ed yesterday from Kingmsn, states that the little city bears every evil denee of prosperity and that the business men are all in the best of spirits. Tributary to Kingman are two of the best gold mines in the territory, the Tom Reed and the Gold Roads, with a large amount of de- velopment work being prosecuted in the district. Capital is coming n freely for investment and there is G bright future for Kingman and ths surrounding district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27

buquerque paper had insulted him. At the banquet he talked along the same lines as in the day. Following him the politicians harrangued for two hours, while the president sat patiently listening. They openly ex- pressed doubts Of his sincerity. He finally said, with superb irOny-which of course, was lost on the bunch, however:
 CT am like a judge knew once, who at the end of a long argument by counsel, said: 'Mr. Wolfe, in spite of your argument, I am still with you,' He concluded his remarks at the banquet with these patient words:
 "Let us be sensible. am not contending against your coming in. I am only contending that you should come in sane.
 "The gentleman across the table used the term possibly as if he still suspects my sincerity and good will. Well, of course, @ man cannot do any more than promise and then try to carry it out. I do think you may have had in times past reason to complain because of Rromises made that were not fulfilled. I do not know. I am not sufficiently versed in the history, and therefore, perhaps, you have a right to distrust me, but heretofore I have tried to tell the truth, tried to carry out such promises as I have made. You will bear me out tonight in the visw that I have not softened exactly what I intended to say by reason of fear that you might eriticise 'ra afterward.
 It is unfortunate that Mir. Taf. must take home with him the i'm. precision that at least some of he people of the two territories are wild and woolly.