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ANSWERS CLEVER
IN SALARY CONTESTS
Majority of Writers Believe
Couple Can Live on SIS
a Week.
TODAYS WINNERS
IN SEAT CONTEST

Mrs. f. ID. Paul, O32 Second street
ne.
Miss Marion 6. Baker, 1888 f
st. NV.
w. G. White. 3OI ID street NV.
g. II. Williams. the Plymouth.
L. a. WOodin, 9Ot TYventy-first
street NV.
Troy A. hudson, 1894 Tenth street
NV.
AIrs. l.. r. Horton Alb second
street NV.
Martha VI. Lutz, al II street ne.
AIrs. Royal Kinds BraseI, the Fair
fax.
jerome May, 1885 Marion street
NV.
Mary Fox, 3OI + street nc.
Charles A AnnadaIc, PetwOrth,
ID. e..
These seats are for tOnIght's
performance ard winners must
call for them ~ o'clock this
evening. Those who cannot claim
them at that hour must notify the
contest editor.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

= obs wounds. mademOiSelle, what
~ have we here?''
The girl rose TO her feet, as If this
interruption were unexpected: then she
said, as if with an effort to control her
emotion:
Madame. not mademoiseue. mon
sieur."
We'll. whichever you please. Is this
man dead?"
NO. monsieur, but grievousIy
wounded"
How came he WOunded2"
Il struck him down. monsieur"
'You-you? A slip OF girl 10
strike down a man armed with a
sword, i cannot believe that, ma
dame"
Il took him unaWareS. He did not
think 7 would do IL. ] struck him with
my dagger Jhvgugh the arm"
Had he been miStreating yOuT'
He threatened 10 beat me"
"F'or what reason?'
The reason that he is my husband %
"Oh. your husband, That puts a Diff
ferent face on the matter. II a hus-
band meets cold steel merely for beat
ing bis wife tits strange pass the
world has come to-"
True, monsieur. but 7 am ili-temper-
ed and would not have it So
This Is a very serious matter. ana
by your own confession I must ar
rest you
The Continuation Of This Story VIII
BE Found In Tomorrow
Issue Of The Times.
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DISCOVER A FRAUD
IN RAILROAD PASSES
Officials Of Great Northern
Cause the Arrest of Saloon
Keeper.

ST PAUL. Dec. a.-Iu the arrest OF
Paul Carbon, saloon keeper. charged
with Illegally disposing OF some Of the
company's passes. extensive frauds have
been discovered. It Is claimed. whereby
the Great Northern Railroad Company
has lost from $4,000 to $3.50 900 a year.
Except 10 declare that none or the
railroad officials are implicated. Presl-
dent L. ". Hin, OF the Great Northern,
refused TO talk Of the matter From
tho police who assisted as special
agents Of the railroad in making the
arrest II is learned that several en-
pIoyes Of the company shortly are to
be arrested and that one already has
confessed.
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CHAPTER XVII.

MARIE maintained her attitude for
1Nl a few moments, Jnen her arm
lowered. and tears CI veXation came
into her eyes There vas a tremb'e IN
her voice when she said:
You know did not believe that"
Then why do you object to my es-
cOrt. and why do you think that steel
Monsieur. II I tell you the truth.
will you let me go my own wayI L
assure YOU am not accustomed 10 be-
ing thwarted. and am headstrong after
fashion
IT should have thought, on the con-
trary, that you were disciplined to
obedience DO you oppose mademoi-
selIe as you have opposed meE'
All mademOiselle! That Is another
matter. l obey mademoiseIe I'm every
"Of course. Then tell me your truth
ful reason for refusing my assistance.
Il refuse, for your sake, and not for
my own 1 shall be quite unmOleSted
on the road TO Blois, but you march
there without disguise. IN the garments
SO familiar to Beaugency. Your de-
scription has gone ahead OF you. Fran
COTS has told each patrol for whom 10
look. and before long he VIII have IN
formed the military at BIois ~ your
age. appearance, manner and bearing.
You forget that Francois said ne
would help me 20 escape
Yes. If he met you alone, but YOU
must remember he carries his inStruc-
lions 10 Rlois, and he also believes you
viii make for that town. The whole
country to the north Of the Loire is on
the alert already watching for YOU /
ian get through to Blois. but you VIII
6e csnttIred: and, believing you to be q
! brave man and a gentleman, / cannot
hear that you should be sdcrnced on
my account. There, at last you nave
the truth, monsieur. A.. 80
| C4rdillac caught her by the TWO
shoulders. The girl fret Shrank from
| him then. seeing ne made no attempt
10 draw her to his arms, she stood
Mare he cried. If Therese de
NTontre,lil is half so fine a lady as you
and much as / admire her beauty !
sro not referring 10 that-she has
Teason TO be proud Of herself. How
even obscure and humble your origin,
, Marie at heart you are lady, and a
beauteous, brave, and charming lady
Marie smiled. and a mlschievous
twinkle chased away the moisture from
IT am gratified TO receive 80 Gathering
an opinion from one whom 1 must
regard as a connoisseur.'
Victor's hands rested more heavily
on Marie's shoulders than she thought
! was necessary. and she made a slight
/ movement TO release herself. AS they
/ stood together on the high road. his
back was toward the moon. which
shone fun upon the lovely face OF the
| girl. He seemed ovefpOWered by this
close view of her beauty, and she, feel
ling those heavy hands attempting 10
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ynOpsis of Chapters Already Published

Synopsis of Chapters Already Published
Victor de CardlIac, Of Gascony, plots
70 XIII Charles d'Albert de Luynes, fav-
He entices man. supposedly De Luynes.
into duel. He discovers that his an
tagonist is not De Luynes, but the Due
Montreuil, an opponent OF De Luynes.
Tho two are arrested for dueling They
secure their release by persuading the
sergeant that Cardillac was attacked by
footpads- The duke wheedles from fhe
sergeant lettre de cachet, or warrant,
signed by the king. Cardillac volunteers
TO recover the dukes daughter, Therese,
who Is detained l. a loyal convent
He secures adml.tance 20 the convent
by using the lettre de cachet. The alb
bess divines his ruse He fees TO escape
arrest During his flight he meets Marie
Duchsmps. She says she Is waiting maid
TO Nile. de MOntreuil. Darkness catches
Cardillac and Marie in the woods and they
spend the time waiting for dawn In "A dis
cussion Of their situation which finally
angers Marie to such an extent that she
orders Cardillac to leave her and 90 HIS
way He IS about 10 DO this when a
sharp continuous boom is heard through
the woods, and they cannot tell whether
IL Is thunder OF a warning gun. They
overhear a conversation between officers
sent to hunt Car5illaC which tells them
and Cardnlac and the girl are being
hunted BY the military. Inadvertently
the officers make known the password for
the night.
Marie insists upon proceeding alone TO
Blois. Cardillac attem1t, 10 prevent her.
whereupon she threatens him with dag
ger.
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q the group consists Of Aldrich. Hale,
Gallinger. Lodge, Warren, Nelson. Pen
rose. Kean, Crane Carter. and Smoot.
Senators Cullom and Burrows and mem
bers Of the family" ex officio and by
virtue Of long service, though they take
little part in the running Of the ma
chinery now Senator Crane belongs
largely because he is valuable when II
comes to smoothing matters over and
fixing them up.
Does Senator Root belond to the
family? " was the question asked Of a
Senator who was talking about that re-
markable body.
NO" was the reply. Root Is the at
! torne- for the family but he doesn't
belong TO It."
Senator Nelson fought along with the
! insurgents in the special session. This,
however, has not prevented the leaders
from having pretty close relations with
| him.
=
/ One Of the curious situations about the
Senate is the relation between the fam
! lily" and Senator Doiliver and between
the same body and Senator Cummins.
One would suppose that the family
would have the much greater dislike for
Senator Cummins. who for years, be-
fore entering the Senate, was an avowed
radical. But Il is not 50. since. Senator
Dolliver dashed Senator AldTich on tariff
and threw all kinds of hardware into
the cylinder OF the Senate machi e, ne
has been under the eXtrCnlG displea sure
OF the leaders. This began back IN the
days Of the railroad rate fight. out IL
has grown worse with the passing Of
time. Now the Aidrich coterie looks on
Dolliver as an Ishmaelite Deliver
doesn't mind and In fact seems 70 enjoy
It. The head men Of The family" are
not enamored OF Cumnins, but in a
personal way get on better with him
than with Dolliver.
=
1t doesn't mater who is the titular
leader OF the Senate minority: the real
tor Bailey OF Texas. When Bailey sets
out or a policy he is likely always 20
have a strong following on his side OF
the chamber. Moreover. when Senator
Aidrich wants to take up anything with
the Democrats or enlist them in any
cause, he quietly drops over TO Baiiey's
seat and sits down alongside OF the
Texas Senator. Then, they talk II all
over
The Government has Just established.
near Muscatine. Iowa, a station for the
propagation Of the fresh-wUter mussel
reau OF Fisheries who has been sent
there TO assist in the experiments. with
the title of assistant superintendent. IS
Walton Clark. a young scientist or abil-
itv who halls from Indiana. Clark IS a
rare character. and has had a lot OF
interesting experiences. Some time ago
ne was out Al Plymouth. Ind. conduct
ing some Investigations for the Govern
ment. when there was an invasion IN
many parts Of the town Of what the in
habitauts said were 'tOadstoOls." Some
Of the denizens took their troubles 70
Clark and asked him how 10 get rid
81. II e. .r.H-
show them TO me-" said Clark.
They did.
Great Scott" said Clark. Get me a
basket"
Then he proceeded 20 gather UP the
alleged pests. and have mess cooked.
They were the finest kind Of mush-
rooms. and for weeks a bic share Of the
population subsistcd on them.
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TO RESUME TRIP
WITH SECRETARY
General Edwards Recovering From
Accident Encountered on Tour
In Porto Rico.
In Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, Dec 81
Gen. Clarence Edwards. chief OF the Blu
reau Of Insular Affairs. who is here
with Secretary Of War Dickinson, is
TODAY greatly improved from his acct
dent Of wednesday. and will resume the
tour OF the island with Secretary Dick
irs0n.
Porto Ricaus who attended the BAN
duet given by the Porto RICO AssOcia-
ton I'm Secretary Dickinson's honor last
night. are today commenting favOrably
on the Secretary's utterances. In re-
ferring 20 the policy that would be
pursued by this Government toward the
islanders. the Secretary promised that
their aspirations would be fulfilled In
the near future.
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BRANCH OFFICES.


REH'S MODERN PHARMACY. 7.b and e
sta Main E977.
new YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave and y. Cap. 81.
CAAs. c HORNUNG. Christiana Pharmacy
sW. cor. 7th and N sta. Phone y l5ss
NLShOLs PHARMACY, 18Th aud Pa ave
Phone N. 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and Park
road Phone C. 3s67
l. J.. IAYLOE. cor 9Th and SITS Phone
r. A yEITCH. 10Th and II ats. Phone \. 24r7
y, v FAETIE, 5329 Georgia ave. CO.. asgs
M - - - = PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert St
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18Th ana L.
Phone y. 2026.
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st. and
massachusetts, ave. Phone n 4Os9
1AHNOLDs SiW 18th 81. Phone Col san
X -. HOWARD, 18th and " Phone y 2fof
45M. -
S. KANN. SONS & CO., SIN and Market
space. Phone II ZOO
GREENE.S CAPITAL A D V TISING
AGENCY las 18th 81. Phone = ZOO
D y. THROCKMORTON. Cigar Store, 14th
and 2. Phone =. ESQ.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH St Rhoda
Island ave. and r 81 Phone n 2fCI
GEssBORD's PHARMACY. sth ana Z Ets
Phone y. Z358
s. N. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and h Phone
NJ MeNULTY & SON. Cigars and Tobacco
1880 18th st Phone North 2457
PAUL PEARSON, 18th st. and FioriCa ave
N ". Phone y. 51O7.
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Senate Family
Runs the Place.

Who compose the Senate family as
things are now organized IN that body?
The Senate family" Of course is the
little group Of insiders who run the Re
publican organization, and consequently
run the Senate, for the most part
When Senator Allison was alive, ne
was a large part OF the family" He
sat al the head Of the table. with Seua-
tor AldriCh at his right and Hale at his
left Now that Senator Allison is gone,
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A married couple can live comfortably
on salary of SIS per week.
The question propounded by The
Times to its readers one week ago has
been answered in the affirmative by a
large majority Of the 1000 or more who
took the trouble to write. There have
been two surprises for The Times In
tifo contest that has been carried on:
The number Of letters received and their
unusually high character. There were
very few missives that we're not terse
ana to the point. and the arguments
presented In the few brief sentences
seemed unasssilabie-this seems true OF
both sides. There have been few-very
few-answers in the negative.
The contest ends tOday-the last of
Inc seats 10 Paid in Fun" to be given
as nrizes viii be distributed this eve
ming. No tickets are available for per-
1oTmances at the Columbia tomorrow
and the company leaves the city for
Us next stop tomorrow night. Persons
who are awarded tickets todav-whose
names appear in The Times this after
noon, are requested TO claim them as
early as possible. There are but twelve
Torrance
The committee has selected the fol-
loving letters for publication today:
TO the Editor OF The washington Times:
Eighteen dollars per? Why that's easy.
requisites Sky-paTlors chatting dish, and
nreless cooker. Drop in on your friends
and relatives about dinner time at least
three or four evenings a week. ana
when, perchance. a friend should call
just before your evening meal don't an
sWer the bell. but slip out the back door
ana take another dinner with your dear
olo mother-ln-laW around the corner.
80 - tne theater only as guest Of The
Washington Times. and lest Won forrest
be making monthly payments TO the un-
oertaker for you know not when Won
may need his services.
CHAS. A. ANADALE.
"Petworth"
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Petworth."
december 81. 1909. q

December 81, 1909 q
To the Editor Of The Washington Times.
Yes. 1t IS quite possible TO live on
SIS per week. II a married couple viii,
only pull together and plan carefully
their expenditures, and rot 90 beyond
their means. First they must select a
comfortable fat. 10 cost. with heat in
Cluoeds $lS per month, next. table ex-
penses must be covered by so, this car
De easily done II one is "A good manage
then the gas. insurance, and incidenta!
expenses about the home should he
about $40 So there will be a balance
OF SlV or more 10 be used for emergen-
cies, clothes or pleasures. The foregO-
ing Is from actual estimates and not
hearsay Very truly yours.
MRS. ROYAL KINDS BRASEL.
The Fairfax.
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CHAPTER XVI (Cont'd).


" Marie. The robber of the
road demands your money or
your life; but you, lovely an
gel Of danger, threaten both"
Marie did not reply, but held TO her
attitude Of defense.
do you mean seriously 70 challenge
20 mortal combat the second best
sWoTdsman IN FTance2'
L cannot return the compliment, mon
sieur, for I should noe call that gentle
man courageous WHO threatened a
woman"
"Vrai Dieu. Marie 7 do not threaten
you. I am but anxious Tor your safety.
II Is you who threatens me. And now,
10 show you how much ] fear that toy,
or you either, I bid you striker
He clasped his hands behind him and
marched straight UP TO her, until their
lips were not six inches apart.
Strike, Marie, because IL you do not.
within ten ninL+es I shall gather you
in my arms and Place you on my horse.
Now, Mademoiselle, why do YOU hest
tate? why has al that high courage,
which l admired n moment ago, left
your face2 Think now fitting your blow
would be, and how poetical the justice
that guided a woman's stletto into my
corrupt heart
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December g. 1909

december g. 1903.
To The Editor ~ The Washington Times.
Yes. a couple can live on Sl8 a week.
provided there are not too many little
mouths to feed. and husband and wife
love each other and are contented 10
deny themselves the iuxuries which are
beyond their means. The husband
should be temperate in his habits. and
willing 20 entrust his salary to the
care Of his wife, as she will have his
bost interests az heart and use every
penny 20 the best advantage Last, buC
rot least. The Washington Times will
be a daily visitor 20 Their home. and
by carefully reading the advertisement
columns thew will find many bargains,
which viii amount 10 a considerable
saving at the end Of the year, and can
be aid aside for tile inevitable rainy
day. Yours truly,
MARTHA ". LUTZ.
~ Il street northeast.
rfa
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REGENERATORS ISSUE CALL

ALBANY, y. Y, Dec. 31.-The pur-
poses Of the Democratic League. or
ganized at the Saratoga conference last
September. are outlined in n call issued
for a meeting Of the league in Albany
January q
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GUESS ABOUT Alison CLAIM

LONDON, Dec. 31.-Baron Alacnagh-
ten. formerly lord OF appeal IN ordinary.
is mentioned as likely to be delegated
by King Edward 20 investigate the re-
spective cases OF the United states and
Chill in the Alsop claim dispute. OF
which HIS majesty Is the arbitrator.
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Washington. p. c.. Dec. g. 1909

- the Editor %. The Washington Times.
II has been proven that man
can live on cents worth Of beans
and 8 cents worth OF bread a
day: also that people can live on 500
a day. These. Of course. are the ex-
themes. But can two people live on SIS
q week. or So month";
Cake small apartment for SIS a
month. gas az s., and IN, table at so
o. week. In these three items YOU have
so already. Where is the reserve for
clothes, doctors bills, amusements, and
for elevation and advancement In
these days Of costly living IL Is almost
impossible for two people TO live com
fortably on SIS a week without going
into debt. and without worrying over
each expenditure. ! speak from eX-
per1euce, because 7 have seen fl tried.
and with all the extras constantly bob
biug up. one cannot have any margin
on 80 small an income
Trusting that. although / take the
pessimists view Of this subject deEpite
the fact that ] am an "optimist," 1 will
be one Of the lucky twelve. / am, very
truly yours.
MISS MARION G.. BAREEN.
1888 + street northwest Washington,
y. c.
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To the Editor Of The Washington Times
We are living I'm a fast age. vet anv
sensible. level-headed married couple
can easily manage onFS1S per II they
cannot there is surely something rad
icsily wrong somewhere, either on one
side OF the house or other. or maybe on
both Many couples live on much less.
set are happy. They evidently are true
mates and or some consideration one
for the other in their endeavors TO Jog
along mOdestly. So 81 is, the general
makeup Of the married couple plavs
an importaLt part in following out a
daily outline Of moderate living They
cannot hope to cOnfue themselves with
IN this income, who give no thought OF
the coming or going Of their money
Yours respectfully. T. a. WOODIN,
90 Twenty-first street northwest.
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NORTHEAST

McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd ana &
SITS. Phone L. SO
LAADDoNL PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave
Phone L 1876
Phone L 1921.
SITS Phone 7. i02
CHAS. II. BLUMER N Can ana r 81.
Phone y. 3ol6.
McCHEsNEY & JoACHnE. sth and sts
Phone I. 1872
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A; z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta
Phone l. 1I50
A, B: BURROWS. uth and Pa. ave Phons
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c. Phone L
1851
2: P. WELLER, cor. sth and L Phone W.
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GEORGETOWN
z. p. WELLER. Pharmacy, S55. Il ST
". Phone L 1903. ". 27s -
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. Eo3 King 81.
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SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EIsENBEISS.- 18th and cts
Phone NJ 5702.
MCDONALD. J. W. AZ ane L Phone n
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ANACOSTIA
BURy'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS. Phone L. 1919
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
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sins; times. consecutively. 80 cents q ll7a
Minimum space. 3 Ilnes
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Help Wanted-Female

CHANBERAIAID-Expe white. AD-
ply TO RALEIGH HOTEL desi-st'
CHAMBERaIAIDS. general houseworkers.
cooks. nurses SIC 18th st II
CHAAIBERNIAID TO assist with dining room.
small boarding house s2G Mass ave n "
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IIRI-Neat reliable cclored. 20 cook. wash.
md iron; wages sl2. els Maryland ave. y z.
tic
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one cent a word each Insertion MInimu1
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us name is spelled as n It were
- pronounced Pin-shot. but in fact
it is pronounced Pin-shOw.
That vyOuIdn't have been so
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-01-28
Bis marck Correspondence
Ward County Fared Well Committee Appointments
First Three Bills Introduced By Ward
County Members

IT will he seen that Ward COUNTY
has three chairmanships and three
n,aces on the Judiciary Committee
tho most important committee OF the
house.
The members from Ward were OH
at the first crack of the gun when 1T
came to introduce bills on Thursday.
The first three bills introduced were
nv Ward county members and OF the
first eight bills six were credited to
Ward. Among them is the bill OF
q concurrent resolution amending the
con nstitution establishing a Normal
School at Minot.
It will be impossible for me to
comment On the bills introduced. SO
many of them will not be considered
bv the house at all and many of them
cover the same subject. I shall
reserve any comment might want
to make until the bill comes up for
final passage in the House.
Last Friday Prof. McVey of Minnie
sofa Tax Commission addressed the
Joint assembly of the Senate and
House on the subject of Takes and
Tax Laws" Mr. McVey was at one
time professor Of economics at the
Minnesota University and has been
elected ITO the presidency Of the State
University of North Dakota. If he
accepts North Dakota is to be con-
graduated. His address was a very
able one and will be a great help to
the members if tax legislation comes
up for consideration this session.
An attempt is being made to take
another adjournment this week for
several days, but I hope that the
proposition will not go through. We
are just getting down to business in
good shape and if we quit for a few
days it will take that much longer
to get started again.
Hon. M. N. Johnson was elected
U. S. Senator today without any par
ticular incident There has never
been a suggestion at any time that
any other Republican won'd come be-
fore the legislature for election.
Mark NJ. Chatfield.