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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

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business here Friday.
Miss Isa MONTE went to Fenni-
more Monday morning.
w. q. Palmer of Boscobel called
on friends here Sunday.
WIN. Morrisey, of Bloomington,
was in this city Friday.
Mrs. NJ J. Weaver went to Fen
nimore yesterday morning
Mrs. Alonzo Wayne went to
Anderson Mills on Monday.
m. F Darlington of Montfort
was Lancas er caller Friday.
WIN. Kies and K. Knutson were
over from Livingston Friday.
ID. 7. Parker, of Fennimore, had
business at the ''hub" Saturday.
Atty. R. A. Goodell, of Platte
willie, had legal business here Friday.
IT NJ. McGuegan, of Woodman,
was in Lancaster Friday on business.
Byron Smoker and sister, of
PlatteYille, visited friends here last
week.
VIM. Houghton, of Burton, visit
ed with friends in this city last Sat-
urday.
Baxter and Diapers department
store has a new green awning in
front.
Rev. Harker left Monday morn
ling on short business trip to Water
loo. Iowa.
Mrs. J. Walker was called to
Fennimore yesterday by the illness of
her mother.
Mayor Dolan and sister, of
Platteville, visited Sheriff Harcleroad
last week.
The " oman's Club will meet
Monday afternoon. April 26, with
Mrs. Barber.
Bert Austin came down from
Liberty Saturday evening for short
visit with friends.
e. e. Gilbertson and h. /. Heg-
geson, of Fennimore, were callers in
Lancaster Saturday.
Regular morning and evening
services will be held next Sunday at
the Baptist church.
Judge Goodsell presided at the
regular session of county court in
Plattteville yesterday.
&C. H. BurrIs, of Blue River,
visited his sister Mrs. Jas. Harcleroad
last Friday and Saturday.
Animation callers at the county
seat Friday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Weinbrenner and John Hunt.
Claude and Charley Hickok and
jesse Riese accompanied the Bloom
ington ball team to Lancaster Satur-
day.
The physicians attending Henry
Schrader are now confident that all
danger is past and that he will re-
cover.
ID. B. Brunson, of Fennimore.
had business in Lancaster Thursday
returning home on the afternoon
train.
Dick Mccormick arrived home
Saturday from Duluth to which city
he accompanied a team of horses sold
by Joe Mccoy.
Pres. F. W. McNair, of the
Michigan College of Mines, arrived
Saturd 4y for visit at the home of
his mother in this city.
Sheriff Harcleroad is so far i'm
prved in health as to be able to be
around the house daily. He was
down stairs for the first time Sunday.
The baseball situation remains
about the same in Lancaster. Most
of the local fans are optimistic that
we will have a semi-pro team this
summer. If we do it will surely be
a strong one. E
Mr.. Betcher, the piano tuner who
comes to Lancaster occasionally,
brought fine lot of trout to this city
last Saturday. One weighed over 2
pounds and was about 90 inches in
length. He made the catch in Otter
Creek near Cobb.
"A number of friends gathered at
the home of VIM. Miller last Friday
night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller who expect shortly to go to
Dakota where they will make their
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

Two good newly papered and paint
ed houses for sale or rent.
Sw2 Joe Wright.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Cream Separators

We handle the "U. S." and
Great Western Separators.
and we can sell you a first
class separator for less money
than anyone else.
If you have one that is not
giving satisfaction we will
take it at a good fair price in
exchange.
Call and see the new i'm
proved machines and get our
nricaS. staf4sa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Wind Mills

We have the Slower, Samson
Mills and Towers, all sizes, on
hand. Also the Eclipse wood
wheel direct stroke Mills. We
can put the Sampson double
geared Mills on to any tower
that you have and give you
prompt service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Gasoline Engines

If you are going to buy an
engine for any kind of work
we can save you money. ~
We handle the Fairbanks,
Slower. McVicker, Lauson and
Fuller q Johnson lines of
Engines and have all sizes on
hand. If you want a first
class engine for pumping
water, and running your
cream separator, call and see
the Fuller & johnson little
wonder Engine. 1t attaches
right on to the Pump stand,
it is simple, strong and dur
able, and costs no more than
a good wind mill. We can
hardly get them fast enough,
there is nothing to freeze up
about it in winter. Call and
see it in operation-you will
be pleased; everyone is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Later on

Don't forget the Mccormick Binders
and Mowers, Deere Cylinder, and Dain
Rake Bar Hay Leaders, Dayton & Dain
side delivery Hay Rakes; let us know
your needs early so we can be pre-
pared to supply the demand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Wagons

Our stock is large and con-
sists of the celebrated Stude-
baker, Old Hickory, Fish Brothers, of
Racine, and Ruka.
Owing to heavy buying we
are able to supply them at a
very slight advance over old
prices as long as our present
stock lasts.
SPECIAL-We have a few extra
Wagon Boxes left on hand
after selling the gears, which
we will close out at $1,000
with top boxes complete. A
snap if you need a new box.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21
Corn Planters, next

We have the Hayes and the
Deere No. 9 Corn Planters. We
know chat our saying they are
the two best Planters does
not always convince you. but
if you will take one and plant
your corn with it, and find
that they are not as repre-
scented, and the most perfect
working and convenient plan
ter ever produced, we will
take them back just as will
inglY as we send them out.
The New Deere No. 9 with tip
over boxes is durable and the
dropping and checking is per-
feet. Write us for prices and
booklet entitled, 'more corn"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

The more we scrutinize our own mo-
tives the more suspicious we are apt
to become of the motives Of others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

Women are divorced because they
wish to be free, men because they wish
to marry some one else.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

The personality of some people
seems to be merely a byproduct OF
their conceit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-04-21

that Charles Wilson and family who
recently left their home near this city
for big farm near that town, are
comfortably settled in the new home
and are pleased with the country.
Many friends here hope for their
prosperity. and continued improve
ment of MI Wilson's health. Grace,
the eldest daughter remains to finish
this years work in the high school,
when she will join the family.
The Apollo Quintette and Bell
Ringers will appear at the opera
house next Monday evening, April
Goth. This is the closing number of
the lecture course for this season and
it promises to be one of the very best.
All sorts of musical combinations are
presented and the program moves with
life and vigor from start to finish.
This attraction should be greeted by
full house. "Great variety and
superior quality" is their standard
and folks do say that they make good.
The Lancaster Lecture course AS
ISOLATION has reorganized for the
coming year with the following
officers: Pres. Ira D. Totman; Vice
Pres, J. G. Brockert Sec., Cesar
Wright; Treas, Y. L. Showalter;
Additional members of the Executive
Committee are: Mrs. A. @. Knapp,
Miss Emma Schreiner, H. L. Moses,
@. H. Harter, w, H. Hannaford. A
splendid line of attractions has been
booked for next season. Full an
nouncement later. Your support is
expected.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
wEsT1stDEIY!Eh

sinrhe niwtoaliaanas rH6msa missionary
Society met in the M. ~: Church last
Saturday afternoon = Avery interest
ing PROGRAM had BEEN arranged by
Mrs. 20! Grimes,' who was leader.
All present enjoyed the meeting great
|slv54 gs9ca al ts5iaig aniloM bGs
h. Mr.. and Mrs. e. 5G.aD annatt moved
into the house vacated byaJt Ws5Ven-
mink and family last week and Care
now nicely settled in their new home.
Mr.. Thos. Button, ST., returned from
his triples Ma1erlS6 4asstt week. where
he attended meeting of the Mill
Owners Association. He reports a
very enjoyable time ,Ioo3 asvidg
j. c. Suhr spent Sunday, withvhis
family this week at home.a .arM
1 The Misses tJepnie Hannah, Laura
Suhr,, Clara EYess.5 Irene, Dohse and
Gladys Cathcart went to Galyal Iowa.
Tuesday "A deeelegatess to the. Epworth
League Convention held At that place,
June Is and, l6. ,s..sw sasa adj. sysb
| Mrs. Harry Lamp Of Gray is visit
ing at the home ofrher parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wiese, iasoa vahf.,fs
Mrs. James ,NIilcclkselaep and children
returned ned, Thursday from visit at the
| home l9!m Of her brother John Kapechube.
\ mrs: Ssissho,nbprs; , Visited ia Omaha
last Thursday. "a hos as4ou4ss
liw Mrs; s Amelia Dwyer visited At the
home Of lhpeaarE,b brother 81 N w nt.s spetts-
wood. 2 few days last week Mrs.
in California and il now epou u s to her
homeee' in Winner Canada. ,iolso
Il Mrs. Hlaaegea Of Charter Oak is
visiting at t the home sg aye Of her daughter.
Mrs y. e, su ,h this week. 4 .s,M
Pr. and Mrs. q. tQs Grimes and
children left Tuesday fer, visit with
,hgelativss, in stqckvillee, Nsb.a,oa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
Tosrlliani.eM Arransemests Cenplese

SchlesWig, where the next topgna-
ment Of the Maple Valley Firemen's
Assoc atlons,xial be held, has COM
plsteds SlI srEA ngements for the big
day esanseday, yp9s 23rd.,
NThaS arranged, will be
much " Fs lntefe Mat heretofore.
asthe seyh prizes ;Ahs races have
been ipefeassd jhslrl fifty per cent
and asTlssAt eight dnning teams will
contest for tia Big stakes. Every
fire,comp any inSthe association will be
il TIA parade in the morn
ing eleven SscIoek and at least five
good bhndsawillNbe fnthe procession.
Bestdes tie big rsdesS there will be
namerous other ATTRACTIONS, such as
shows. games. etc. Ain fact, the con.
session. "a nmitte9 are receiving and
| Answering letters every day regard
Ffng privileges. Hundreds of dollars
ans being spent Tor the entertainment
OF the people, md IL you have ever att
ended = aremen,s tousnameht don't fail
to attend this one, and II youeh have iat-
sendsd before yon CANT ifofdStp think
ofmissing this YER. iSevie fire.
men guarantes There EiiiA benothing
|lasking il / Hss,s
Arrangements hsEe'B sen nAde with
HE. c5 e N. W. and special trains
will sbe run from all points For fur.
Their part culsrs reg araing this mn tier
inquire st agents / ! Il
slEsssst s. Enllsl 'f!1llSos1
The tapaGssa utsty0 p1e1A
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
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!, RICKETTS, NEWS. , .

8iY hgadAtsr Ys4 T0a ade seaW adi
Eliza Teut came, up from penison
Monday, TO visit, relatives snerth OF
town for sfewbw eeksssiao ebisqsi q
assl, Mr.. and Mrs. ANDY Kuhlman OF
4, Castana. were passengers east Tuesday
i through Ricketts, on their way TO- Den
i ison TO visit the lady,s sister.ralsd I,
Minnie PAIL returned home Monday
from Denison where she has been at
% tending col lege.sd siaw ..SaG nos y
GO ! rMrsMJ. GO Jacobsen and daughter,
Helan,i, and Mrs. p. r. Timm and
{ daughter. Gladys, ,spent.a few. days
4 at the J.. Hoffman. home i'm Denison,
also attended.the Gelleges commences
II ment.s,. i @3shni.s 81 ahyuo9 q Molf :
Helen CARRIER closed q successful
} term Of school north Of town aWednes-
4 day andsleft Thursday to attend q pic
mic giyen BIZ herfsister, 1rsne's school
n Friday and from there returned toher
home in Denison Saturday. 1sls1 $
\ ], Peter Mpenster. while riding horse
back Sunday evening. met with an ac-
cideant which might have. been more
serious. The girth broke and the
horse threw him. He lit On his head
and has suffered much from Che, fall.
We an hope to see him around soon.
y Claus Pahl and daughter, Lillian,
attended sthe College commencement
ssin Dsnison last week. hs5 seiI
so. . Nellie Hoffman of Denisomr arrived
$ Wednesday for q weeks visit with
III her sister, Mrs. h. R. Timm. 1855 S
]. C. jacobsen was called to Sioux
City Tuesday on business 5aa.I I
III yAnnsa Rhodesof ssMapletop Was the
i guest of Eunicet Bak oyer Sunday. !,
:,.ss5 Asball game Sunday afteraoon wa!
& much enjeyed BY q small crowd, GU
\ team played against the ,Rixs Nine cas-
Of town: and the game, resulted 3. to
+ in ours fevor. ri ascd Hsw ris7Fisasf
lf5ds Mrs. ID. FL, Nsnitz 10 home agai'
!, .attersa time spent ip, Charter Oak car
- ingt for her. sister, Mrs. Fred tKort
i man. 5Wesarei grieyed 70 report Mrs
ljKoftman' q death on tuesday. sa1s
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
ARIoN1l ITEhds.

ia1Gertrude Talcottf and Fefne Butler
went Ito 'Woodbineo June 18th to attend
q birthday party given for their cous-
III, Mr.. Frank Hump : asah'id9
r. Oh CLARK lis enjoying i visit
from his mother; sister and little
niece: who came last week from Ures-
cent. Neb. sast}e.
% Misses Ollie and Goldie Lee gave
party tosa few Of their friends last
Friday evening.dol s9iaf3 KFiN %
Mrs. Thos. Hewlett and Mrs. Mol
ter were in Denison Saturday having
photographs taken.i i'as ysla.atac
Mrs. Anna Butler. who was quite
seriously burned lately. To- recovering.
Mrs. Earl Wad. has returned from
Nv oodbine. s. ssseVsae &fSid9ss
Mrs. Nc Keenan, and Bertha g Lewis
were Omaha visitors last Monday.
Rev. sWaishsprsached Sundaysmorn-
ing and. evening at,the Congregational
church. Both were able sdiscoufses
and showed that much' thought had
been taken in their preparation.
Word cores lfrom Hrs. Evans that
the doctor is now at st. Joseph's hos
pital and thatahe issimprovingsA
/ Mr.. and Mfs. Dorsey won't to- Dun-
lap to visit relativesa7rpn ssmnua
Miss Glaudy Df M Gregor il visiting
rhergannts Mrs. G. &C. Tripp., ealod
slJl Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly visited at
the L. G. Butler home last Sunday.
IA The new pastor, q Rev. sChaa. E.
Walsh. wishes it uhderatood that there
!; will be services every Sunday at.ll q.
| 10. and 8 ip.e M. 5 The Sunday School
A is at lOaa. m.p Let 10 all push to
make the church and Sunday School q
tbig successes noAsas:iM sjiafaA
Riley Taclott spent last Sunday ) II
,home4a Heshasi resigned his position
in the Mapletcn post Office and hal
: joined the Barlow Concert Go. which
will make q tour off, the Iowa. sant
Minnesota lakes. The aTalcott Bros
have furnished music; which, has beer
Of great assistance I'M entertainment
for the benefit Of, the, church and, tow
Arion people appreciatesthissapdsw isl
Riley success in his now undertaking
Mr.. BsrsbyYis every much improve.
= in health, since last week .f2spflo h
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
bs Rev. Curtis receives news that his
son, Stanley; has taken, a passionate at
Calender, Wehstera county. for the

IsGallender, Wehster county. for the
summer. .ysbnoM sao5ieig 5ioIa0
Isia Dow City, young folks will be ina
Itterested in the1 Denison .4th Of, July.
plans. Dow City has fine Sunday
pSrhools and il they 60 latter the flag
there wtllIb something doing. MA, 81
! Miss Lucy .Healy was at Denisor
this week to seq her sister in-laws
llMrs.oiJames Healy. who :is in the
hospital G3w ta5ssoseb esw sniod o,
his Miss Martha Gurtissis Waiting at
Little Sioux. gaaqps osl yIsvoi !.
Aunt Maggie, Talcptt had returned
home. White gone sheWas xt( Evan
stpn. ILL.,, land Witnessed the sgradua-,
ton of Miss Jennie Rae from that
great college. ,ysl9sapT 5iolau 3
Ill William Morrison has gone to Col
orado Springs on eecouti Of lung etrou--
BILE. Our Woodman camp has raised
$3.50 for the sanitarium there and has
now the right to send members to, be!
cared for at aereduced rate.Yhno.l
i The Priscilla Club met with Mrs.
la. Alexander last times having an
enjoyable meeting. Is,
MGEy RolM OandI Wild. and Ruby
were at Dunlap Sunday. ssilx /,
Mrs, Daisy Bybee- Davis and chill
,dren arrived in town last Thpriaday
for visit with relatives. sd.o ira s
W.. 2. Fishel. received, 9 horned
toad last week One Of the Goodman
boys sent it from Oklahoma. as3 /,
/ Robert Woodruff rpf Green River.
! Utah, spent q few days in town last
week. He has gone to Chicago. and
! will, attend encouragement ct Cornell
college at NJ. Vas4r1.nen. Iowa. "a. Def before
a ;ib he returns home ro hns .s,og aas
MRS. \. p. Ballenges and. children
} Of Nickerson,, Neb.. arrived in ,towr
Saturday tg evening for q few days VI y9isi'
!, with relatives. v,igvaar st,.a,s1
:, Thursday evening about ten o'clocl
!, the FIRE bell was heard. and everyone
Twas much excited. Il Was found tina
AtS Woo Ayt - - :.y' .Ae -. ~
country a the Julius Ahart fam
The barn and contents, including tw'
horses was burned and = third hors
81 was badly burned. This s. p gres
. loss 70 Nj. Ahart, as this I is the seaon
s barn to burn - two years. 5AA yet
4 IS not known boY the fire va q. started
Ell Mrs. Daughenbspeh, returned hon
Ell SATURDAY. from an extended visit
81 Nebraska, The family win move
!, Des Moinea this week, ,s;tic; sss,
ell Mr.. Randall, moved Monday th
/ lweek into the Huntington house. e,
II cently vacated BY the drug store. i
II Mrs. George Rule very nicely ente
taiqee adl the Friaay Club Saturday at
'd' Pssf. w. wh.lsy g ~, vII III
stlhis parents over Sunday, He a g
II fperints # b TIE IS eity school.
Z hs1 Wssd came Msgd i,s ts.t il. ii
{. die, who was recently taken to Clari
ldt ID FOR treatment was much wors
ief His tb,rIot her, "a. Riddle has gone
!, be with him. i.g
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-16
DOW. CITY ITEMS

81 We, are rs happy to state that the en-
tire space on Main street which was
burned. out will be rebuilt with brick.
buildings. The frontage IS seventy
Ave. feet. The buildings will be one
story, fifty and sixty, feet deep. The
Odd Fellows build next to the drug
store then Willis Virgins has two,
and the, last one 70 the north will. be
the new postofiee, Postmaster Wig
gins has bought l3s keylsss boxes for
the Office These viii be in the pre-
sent building and moved to the new.
! The Omaha Boomers aid nqt forget
our Dow City business men. but asked
Them down 70 be entertained on last
Monday : night, Twenty-two went
headed 81 Banker Fishel., They were
taken out to .'The pens.'' given q
banquet and treated royalty. Mr..
Fishei was called On Tor Q speech and
ii responding did not fail to sound the
praises iof Dow City. He & modest,
but can deliver the goods when requir-
ca. The following made up the Dow
City delegation: w. E. Fishel, .p6bh
Ahart. D. E. BremseE, S. E. Rudd,
VOLTA Vsughan;.. Mark Norris, Geo.
Binnall. Robert Houston, G. n.
Goddard, DIR. Van Metre. Ace Dow.
al c. stempel.z e. p O'Meafa. "
e. Rolls. j., Il. 5Pearsal; L. G. But
ler. T. W. swatman. F. g. Howortb.
John Honorth, E. NJ Chamberlain,
Henry Nelson. L.tCohen.. a..es@-
The markets on Tuesday were az
follows: Hogs $1,000 s7.1Oi oats 80;
ear corn GO; shelled 65 !: hens g. cents
eggs II; butter 1920 yAd AN sg1
Mr.. swasey is off on 1 trips "a
Texas. gRSNy
News comes that j. i. Doser.swho
went to Artesia, N. M, is liking the
climate and doing veil. s. scents,
Mrs. Hawley of Danville. ILL.,. il
. guest at the Swasey home. aaa
There was quarterly meeting Of
the L. DE- s. church at Deloit Satqr.
day. and Sunday. Among those going
from here were A. 81. Rudd and fami-
~. y L. Butterworth and daughter,
A. Jackson and G. E. Butterworth.
Mrs. Marion Cole and her sister
were up siSS Pas.di,ei SppddsS sSisitItq
their mother, Mrs Grazing er. '''
The N /. p. Sunday School is pre-
parinR' ! Childrsn's Day program.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-24
FoREIGy INTEREST IN OUR AIRsHIPS.

An American aeroplane inventor. Mr.. A N.
Herring who is somewhat less widely known
than the Wright brothers, saFs>that ne mas re-
cefved offers of 100000 each from three forelgh
avndicates for the exclusive right to make MS
machine in their respective countries As yet
he has not accepted any of the propositions. bu'
seems willing to have it understood mat ne mas
them under consideration
AS Mr.. Herring's preparations for the trial
of the aeroplane which be contracted 10 luI-
nisb TO the United States Signal Corps we've
unfortunately delayed last autumn, no pubic
exhibition of it has yet been made. Its merits
and defects have not been as fully displayed
as those of the Dayton aviators' machine MI
Herring. processes TO have provided means Tor
an automatic recovery OF equilibrium when
pusts have tilted his airship unduly. The
Wrigbts under the Same circumstances would
accomplish the same result with the use or
levers operated by the pilot. Still 10 institute
any comparison between the two aefoplaneS
ar present would be premature, not TO say IN
fair. because the Wrights will undoubtedly ofer
a better ma achine when the time comes for the
acceptance trial. next June. than was tested
az Fort Afver in September. Mr.. Herring may
also see his way 10 making new Improvements
on his original model in the next three or four
months Though no penalty Is likely TO be I'M
posed for failure 10 fulfil his contract next
summer. ii may be taken for granted that MT
Herring will do his best to meet the require
ments of the government at the appointed time
In the mean time there would be no impro-
nriety in an inquiry bv the chief signal officer
into the character aud source os the offers
made to Mr. Herring Congress having refused
10 apnropriate the sum which General Allen
sought to cover the expense Of further expert
mpnts in aeronautlcs this year, he is not Ia
position to~hod out pecuniary Inducements 10
Mr.. Herring To ignore foreign overtures, or 10
seek exclusive rights for this country. What
ever may be possible At the next session Of
Congress II is ont Of the question to secure
during the remainder of the present session
reversal Of the verdict given few days ago
Moreover. no one can blame Mr.. Herring for
imaovlng every chance to get what he consd-
ers q fair price for his invention, abroad az
we'll as at home. Indeed. he ought 10 feel quite
rs much at liberty 10 utilize favorable Oppor-
tunitv as did Wilbur Wright to sell the privi-
lege 10 build fifty machines To a French syn
dicate Nevertheless. the chief signal officer
NAV well feel something more than an idle curl
ositv regarding the matter. He would naturally
be glad TO learn how serious Is the prospect
that the Herring machine viii be utilized
abroad for military purposes. and 10 what
tent If at ALL the interests Of this country
would thus be prejudiced. If TO decision has
vet been reached by Mr.. Herring, possibly he
may be persuaded TO defer action until General
Allen has had an opportunity 10 make suitable
representations TO the next Congress.