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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
A SERIOUS OUTLOOK.

London. April 13.-The only news to
reach London up to noon Of the situ
alton at Constanduople was contained
in a code message, which set forth that
serious disturbances ol a revolution
ary chara ser had broken out and tha'
the situation was grave The message
is accepted here as foreshadowing q
dangerous upheaval The liberals re-
sent the attempts OF the committee
of the union to control public affairs.
The murder of Hassan Fehmi Effendl,
editor of the liberal newspaper Ser
best, April 9TH, is thought here "a
have been the climax OF this political
feud. The editor was shot and killed
by an unknown man, and a govern
ment official accompanying him was
wounded.
The Serbesti had been carrying on
q campaign against the committee OF
Union and Progress; in other words,
the young Turks
Violent Demonstrations.
Violent demonstrations, both inside
parliament and in the streets ada
cent followed the killing Of the edi-
tor. The grand yizier and president
of the chamber were obliged to ha-
rangue the crowds outside AID assure
them that justice would be done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
BIZ CONFLAGRATI0N
ROCHESTER, NJ Y, WAS VISITED
BY A DISASTROUS BLAZE
YESTERDAY.

Rochester, n. y. April 13.-Three
seperate fires raging at the same time
forced the fire department of Roches-
ter to ask help from Buffalo and Syra-
cuse today. One hundred families are
homeless tonight
The militia tonight guard the streets
, TO prevent thieving, which was much
in evidence earlier in the day. A heavy
rain late this afternoon helped much
towards extinguished the flames.
The fire destroyed the Electro Sur
gical Implement Manufacturing com
pany's building, in Eastman street
A strong wind carried the flames to
the room of St Peters church. but
the edifice was saved Fhe flames
at one time threatened to imperil an
entire section Of Rochester
Twenty five houses were on fire at
one time in the section of Grove, Gibbs
and Stillson streets and the Berth
Kodesh Temple is total loss. The
First German Lutheran Zion church
also was burned to the ground
u is estimated tonight that the total
loss wiz be between $75G000 an1
81 900, 600 At / o'clock this afternoon
Chief Little and the board Of under
writer's decided to call for help from
Syracuse and Buffalo the fire com
panies from those cities arriving
shortly afterwards and did heroic
work in extinguishing the flames.
While the confiagration was raging
a second fire broke ont in the First
Reform church, frame structure in
Oregon street, about mile from the
first fire Owing to the necessity of
combating the greater fire only one
company could respond and the fire.
men were unable to save the church
building
The Palmer Lumber company yard,
across Harrison street from the Re-
orm church, caught fire
II was late this afternoon when
Mayor Edgarton ordered out the local
n litia to help the police in the burn
.ng districts
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REPORTS AT VIENNA.

vienna. April lS.-Startling rumors
are current here tc the effect that
Constantinople is in the throes OF
grave revolutionary movement. In
formation thus far received is meagre,
but it is reported that several thou
sand mutinous troops have surround
ed the building of parliament and that
the whole capital is in state OF dan
gerous excitement Another report
saws that the ministry of war has
been occupied by the insurgents, and
that the minister has fed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
INDEPENDENT OIL
MEN ENTER A
PROTEST
THEY GATHER IN WASHINGTON
TO MAKE ASSAULT ON THE
SENATE TARIFF BILL TO Sc
CURE ADVALoREM DUTY OF so
PER CENT. ON CRUDE OIL.

Washington. April 1S-Independent
oil producers from fifteen states are
gathering here for an assault on the
senate tariff bill to secure an adya-
loren duty of 80 per cent on crude
and refined petroleum products
Should they fail they will insist on
free lumber, cordaee and steel
The senate leaders will not allow
the bill to go back to the house to
eliminate the oil Joker claiming
they will so amend the bill as to cut
out any ambiguity
The democrats will probably secure
continuance of the bill until Mon
day The house leaders laughed at
the statement that cnly duties on lux
uries would be increased, citing that
higher rates on corn. wheat, barley
rye, etc. had been made
It is believed the senate has made
certain changes for Q compromise,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
Fire Destroys
Atkinson Store

Atkinson, little station on the At
lantic Coast line, between Brunswick
and Waycross, was visited by quite a
serious conhagration early yesterday
morning, which destroyed the general
merchandise store of b. o. Middleton,
which is the largest store between
Brunswick and Waycross. 1t is not
known how the fire originated, but be-
ing without fire protection the build
ing was burned TO the grounds to-
gether with the entire stock.
Mr.. Middleton was in the city yes
terday making arrangements to re-
build at once and purchasing new
stock He said his stock Of goods was
valued at between $1,000 and $4,000,
He carried insurance to the amount
of $4,000
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nlsMlssALs DEMANDED.

Frankfort, April 13.-"Constantino-
ple has been In constant revolution
since early this morning. declares a
Constantincple correspondent of the
Frankfort Zeitung, in dispatch from
the Turkish capital. dated today.
sTwo battaIions of troops, quartered
in the ministry of war, marched out
at dawn, headed by their officers, go
ing via Divan and Jolo streets to the
Mosque of st. Sophia, and from there
TO the houses of parliament. They de-
manded the dismissal of the grand Vi
zier. president of the chamber, and
minister of war"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
is NOT IN ANY HURRY,
Passenger Schedules Viii Be Pub
lished in Georqia Some Day.

Passenger Schedules Will Be Pub
lished in Georgia Some Day.
Passenger schedules VIII be prop
erly published in Georgia some day,
but | don't propose to be hurried by
any body" said Cha rman s. GMcLen-
den, of tae railroad commission, last
Monday, when asked about the defiant
attitude of the railroads in ignoring
the commiss ons directions with re-
gard to systematic publication of the
schedules in this state. which has been
repeatedly urged by the Travellers
Protective association members
Chairman McLendon said he was
busy at present getting out the COM
missions annual report. The under
standing had been that the railroads
were TO make arrangements for pub
fishing consolidated time card of
the Atlanta arrivals and departures,
and he thought by this time they
would be doing it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
new INDUSTRIES IN
THE SOUTH FOR
PAST WEEK
SEVERAL BIG COMPANIES ARE
FORMED, OTHER CITIES TO is
SUE BONDS FOR CIVIC I'M
PRoVEMENTs - GENERAL CON-
oiTIoNs MUCH IMPROVED.

Columbus, Ca, April 13.-The
Georgia and Alabama Industrial In
dex says in It's regular weekly issue:
Quite substantial is the record Of
new and projected industries for
The states of Georgia and Alabama
during the week ending today. an in
Jerestln9 feature being the large mum
GER of new corporations over thirty
applications for charter for new en-
terprises were flied during the week
with a minimum capitalization OF
about one and one-half million dol
lars.
Augusta, Ga, voted 100000 as
The initial appropriation on levee i'm
proyements there which will cost
when completed, $35G,000. A hosiery
mill at Columbus, Ca. is 10 double its
capacity. su oil mill at Valdosta. Ga,
is to enlarge on substantial scale, oil
mills are to be established at Monroe.
Ga and Calhoun Ga and four new
lumber companies applied for charters
during the week Birmingham. Ala.
sold $l50,000 of school improvement
bonds at a handsome premium. All
Montgomery Ala, The formal Organi-
zation of compress company was
completed and a site has been Sc
cured for the plant. A ten-mile eX-
tension ol railroad in Baldwin
county Ala, is announced, prelimi-
nary TO completion Of the line into MO
bile.
"A timber deal of unusual magni-
fude took uplace in east Georgia
some 23.0oo acres of land in Efing-
ham and Screyen counties changing
hands. and the tract is to be develop
I'd by Illinois people and their asso-
'iates. A radiator plant is definitely
announced for Birmingham, Ala and
"a hardwood manufacturing plant for
81 Mary's, Georgia
Down III south Georgia dirt is
flying ct a rapid rate on the Valdosta
and Mcultrie railroad ard it is an
nounced that trains will be running
between those two cities by Thanks
giving day New churches are an
nounced for Millen, Ga. Atlanta, Ga.
and Russellyille, Ala, proposals are
being invited for erecting the super
structure of handsome church at
Greensboro Ga, ana he plans for Z
costly edi1ce have been completed
by the Episcopalians in south Mont
somery Bids are being invited for
the erection of hospital at Doug
las, Ga Perry, Ga Is having plans
prepared by engineers for a water
works system A 100000 brick COM
pany was chartered at Atlanta, Ga.
Among the items of financial news
Of the week is the increase OF capt
tai stock by Cedartovn, Ga, bank.
Numerous deals in real estate through
out the two states are reported A
hotel is projected for Tuskegee, Ala.
{; Numerous residences and business
structures of various kinds are re-
ported and among the items of CON
struction news are several steel
bridges"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
A STATE ASSOCIATION.
Justices Of the Peace of Georgia to
Meet and Organize

justices of the Peace of Georgia to
Meet and Organize.
For the purpose Of organizing into a
state association, justices Of the peace
and constables. throughout Georgia
viii convene in Macon on May 27 for
a two days session.
The justices claim they do not re-
ceive the proper fees in many cases.
and delegation will appear before
the state Legislature and ask that body
of men to regulate a plan by which
they can receive an increase
Deputies from the sheriff's Office
receive two dollars for every arrest
made, while the justice Of peace and
constables only receive $3.50 ard
nothing for the issuing of warrants
There are 3,440 justice courts in
Georgia. and it is expected that at
least five hundred delegates will be
in attendance at the convention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
VISIBLE HICKORY SUPPLY
WILL LAST FIFTEEN YEARS

Cincinnati, O., April 13."The visi
BILE supply of hickory will last for fif-
teen years. 1t requires thirty years
o grow a new hickory tree" These
were the pessimistic statements made
this afternoon by John w. Heron
PRESIDENT Of the National Hickory as
ISOLATION, which is in session in this
;ity.
The government should sell hic-
k9ry ~ the reserves and plant a new
tree for eFery one felled, said the
-ldant of ti3e association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14

coNsTANTtNoFLE, April f3-Tur
key tonight is in The tnroes Of a rev.
oiution fer representative government.
Several clashes in the streets occurred
tonight between soldiers and the mu-
tjreers, during which II F.srsons were
killed and thirty woundsc.
A report is current that Refik Pasha,
minister OF justice, has been murdered.
The minister of marine was wound
ed tonight and taken prisoner by the
mutineers.
The entire ministry has resigned
and new one is being formed BY
Tewfk Passa. who has been named
grand vizier.
The parliamentary buildings are
surrounded by troops to prevent an at
lack by the mutineers, who are loudly
demanding a constitution.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
TURKEY FACES
A REVOLUTION
John La FonfiSee
is Found Dead

Jacksonville. Fla, April 13.-News
was received in this city this after
noon that John O. LaFontisee. a we'll
known Floridian, had died in Wash
ington this morning. His body was
found in a local hotel in the bath
room with the gas turned on. He was
a native of New York. He came to
Gainesville with his father about 25
years ago and learned the printing
business.
Mr. LaFont.see became better
known to the people Of Florida by his
able management of the campaign Of
Gen. Albert W. Gilchrist for the dem
ocratic gubernatorial nomination His
home for a year OR more was in Jack
sonyille where he was wen known
having at one time (for two years.
served as city editor of the Times
union- lie leaves a wife (formerly
Miss Stringfeilow), several sisters. Il
father mother and other relatives.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
MARooNED IN COLORADO,
SNOW PLOW DERAlLED

Denver, April 13.--Seventy- five pas
sengers who left here Sunday for a
trip over the Moffat Road, are ma
roond at Corona, at the summit OF
the Continental divide, with nothing 10
eat but a limited amount of stuff in
shipment in the express car.
The primary cause of the blockade
is The derailment Of a snow plow sent
out to clear the track. A trainload of
la5orers has been sent to their re-
lief
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
HEAVY GALE ENCOUNTERED
BY HARRiMAN'S YACHT

Pensacola, April 13.-Unless E. Fl.
Harriman's yacht Sultana outs into
some pert as a harbor OF refuge, the
railroad officials spent an mcomfort-
able night, and today are encoume er-
ing the worst seas in the gulf that
have been experienced in many
months
The vessel. bound from Tampa vas
due IL Pensacola last night
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
BRASS BED FOR HORSE.
Animal That Acts on Stage Will Have
Fancy Furniture

Los Angeles, April 13. Los An
geles brass bed manufacturing com
pany has almost completed brass
bed for horse, the first 'horse bed"
to be manufactured in the United
States.
The bed is 10 feet inches long and
Z Feet 6 inches wide. 1t will be used
in vaudeville act in a New YORK
theatre by 5-year- trained horse
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
HETTY GREEN CAUSED
THIS SPRING FRESHET

Chicago. April 19,-Hetty Green's
fighting off taxes for sewerage system
at Gage park is responsible for the,
flooding Of that town, due to a spring
freshet
Gates chicken coops, etc, were
washed away and all trolley cars had
TO suspend
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
RECEIVER rs NAMED FOR
BIG BROKERAGE FIRM

New York. Aprll 1S.7-On the appli-
cation Of the creditors. Lindsay Rus
sell was today appointed receiver for
the stock brokerage firm of Ennis and
Steppan
The alleged llelilities amount to 81
5o00a0 and the assets $40O. .000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
TEN MILLION DOLLAR
COMPANY is ORGANIZED

Frankfort, Ky April 13-Articles
for the Incorporation of the Cincinnati,
Louisville and Lexington Traction
company, with a capital stock of ten
million dollars, was filed in tlGs city
today.
The new line will connect the three
points mentioned.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
LADIES WILL ENDEAvoR TO
TOUCH JOHN DIS HEAR

Chicago, April 13-To touch the
heart of Rockefeller and secure a do
, nation for gymnasium, the women
/ an entertainment in his honor and
will sing 2 song dedicated 10 him
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
II KILLED IN A
Street FIGHT
DISMISSAL OF LEADING TURKISH
OFFICIALS is BEING EN-
PRACTICALLY DEMANDED.

Reported That the Minister Of Justice
Has Been Murdered, the Minister Of
Marine Wounded and Taken Pris-
Oner by Mutlaeers-Troops Sur
round the Parliamentary Buildings
to Prevent Attack by Mutneers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
BARS WOMEN FROM SALOONS.
A New Law to Be in Force in Wash
inqton State.

ington state.
Spokane, Wash, April 13-After
June no woman can enter any sa-
@1on in this state. The new criminal
code makes it misdemeanor for the
owner or employe of "any drinking
saloon or music hall where intoxicat-
ng liquors are sold" to knowingly
permit 10 enter such saloon or sell or
give any Intoxicating liquor to any
female person." The same rule ap-
plies to any common drunkard or any
person in an intoxicated condition or
any felon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14
ACCUSED or EMBEZZLINc,
HE COMMITTED SUICIDE

Binghamton, ~ Y, April l5.-on
the eve of his second trial, on the
charge of embezzling Broome county
funds Arthur w. T Pack, former
clerk of the Brocme county board OF
supervisors, and former chairman Of
Rroome county republican committed,
today committed suicide by shooting
himself through tPe head.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-14

Constantinople, April 13.-Serious
disturbances Of a revolutionary char
acter have broken out here. The sit-
uation is grave. Mutinous troops are
demonstrating against the building OF
parliament Panic has seized the peo-
pie OF Constandnople, and all through
the city shops are being hurriedly
closed
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
into business for himself.

into business for himself.
Arthur Helen a brother of Ollie
Helen, our blacksmith, is making
visit in Hazel
We are sorry to note that Fred
Trumm and family will soon leave
Hazel. Fred has secured position
as manager of the elevator and
lumber yard at Hayti. This is a
good place for Fred, but Hazel
can't afford to lose any Of it's citi-
zens. ... $ i.
Mrs.Jerrv Little entertained the
Swastika club Thursday.
, Earl Forch arrived home from
Huron Tuesday. Earl has just
finished two years of school work
at the Huron college. ~
A number of our young people
attended the county Sunday school
convention at Castlewood Tuesday
and Wednesday. Among these
were Misses Belle and Myrtle
Torch. Vera Ford and Ralph Siepp.,
Tuesday June 8, 1909, is day
to be remembered in the history of
Hazel. The Farmers Elevator Co.,
which was organized in 1908, after
doing business for ten months,
passed out in dividends to their
stock holders 81 cents per bushel,
or Sl7,662. 45. This amount dis
tributed at this time Of the year
will be great help to many Of
those who are shy the ready cash
Just now. The annual meeting was
held in the Woodman hall, and.|
the old board of directors were
elected as follows, Chas. Kellar,
John McLauren, VIM. Shaw, John
Robish, A. D. Peck, Geo. Parker,
Hans Stormo.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
HAYTl HITS
Hayti has fine base ball park

Haytl has fine base ball park.
Miss Clara Stormo returned tc
her work last Thursday evening
after a few days visit at her par.
ents Hans Stormo's and A.G. wears
a smile again.
The Anemonie Club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Herman
Dott's last Thursday.
The Hayti band furnished the
music at the celebration at Lake
Poinsett Sunday,
Herb Sours has new auto and
it's a dandy.
James German, Jr, is spending
a few days with his brother ,E,B.
German of this place.
Mr.. j. Nichol returned home
Sunday evening from a three
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in Minnesota.
J. N. Weber was a live city
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. German spent
Sunday with Mr.. Germans parents
at Castlewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Springer and
Miss Clara Stormo were visiting
at Thomas Sunday.
Miss Ida Holt was passenger to
the live city Monday.
Albert Meisel returned home
from Canton,S SD, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Lindstrom Wis.,
tied at Sioux Falls few days last
week.
Leo Whalen of Bryant spent a
few days here last week with his
sister Mrs. Robert Trumm.
The dance given Friday evening
FOR the baseball boys was we'll at
3ended.
MIR. and Mrs. R. A. Steed spent |
sunday with Mrs. Steed's parents.
MINNEHAHA
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
GROVER eRuNTs

Gus Furesteneau has gone to
Hot Springs for treatment. He
was accompanied by his son HUI
bert.
Ed Born has been very sick of
late. DR.. Hart Of Hazel is attend
ing him.
Mrs. Joe McFerran is recovering
after her attack Of Illness. Dr..
Hart is IN attendance.
Born Bros. have made several
flying trips to the live city in!
their autoslately
Gus Barr lost a fine large mare
last week. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. McFerran.
spent q few days On the farm this
week while their daughter was.
sick. q
MI. and Mrs. Julius Strohfus
rejoice over the arrival cf q new
baby boy
Mrs Blowers Of the live city
spent Sunday with her parents.
MIR and Mrs. Milier. M
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
HAZEL HAPPENINGS

HEsa - 3 ~ .t7A & IA
Will Little and wife were live
city visitors Saturday.
r. B. Hubbard Of Henry was
visiting Sam johnson Sunday.
Friends Of Art Shale gave him
q surprise party Monday evening.
The black team belonging to
Adolph Stoltz ran away and got
mixed up with a barb wire fence.
Both horses were badly cut.
Heck Phillips has a force Of
men erectinsg a large barn onhis
farm south west Of town,
II B. Jenewein has secured two
expert painters to help him with
his work.
Gus Furestenen and son Hobart
returned from their trip to Hot.
Springs, s. 2. Monday.
Frank Hammond and wife started
for Sparta, Wis. Tuesday morning
for short visit. &
g, Bush was looking over his
farming ptesSSsts near Hazel Mon
day.
sssSs Laus chlager went to
northern gesota looking up q
land deal He visited with Del
Archer and family while away.
Frank Marston has gone to Spar
sta Is. where he expects to %
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
CASTLEWOoD CONCERNS

Miss Smith of New Salem, Wis,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. FIJI. Shanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Bartholomew
are here from northern Minnesota
and will remain the most of the
fsummer.
Mrs. John Hayes of Fort Pierre
is visiting at the home of her
father, Mr.. VIM. White.
Mr.. Jaff cry and son of Duluth,
Mimi, are visiting Mrs. Dan Cas-
sidy.
John Walklin and family have
moved to Watertown where they
will make their home.
Miss Irene Madden arrived home
Sunday morning from Menomonie,
Wis, where she has been attend
ing school at Stout Institute,
Mr.. Allen Curtis and bride ar
rived here Saturday morning and
are guests at the home Of Mr.. Cur
it's parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.H.
Curtis. They will spend short
time here before going to Estel-
line, where they will make their
future home, Mr.. Curtis to have
charge of the Congregational
church at that place.
Mrs. Bert Morgan returned home
from Bryant Sunday evening.
Mr.. James German is home from
Chicago. Mr.. German was grad
uate from the dental department of
the Chicago University this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Guy Sharp and
Miss Laura Sharp went to the live.
city Tuesday morning to attend the
Grand lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Leubke are
visiting relatives and friends in
Charles City, Ia.
The county Sunday school con-
yention was well attended by many
out Of town people.
Miss Winnie Staley Of Clear
Lake is visiting the Marshall fam
ily Of this place.
4.e
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
Mel0bborbooo News
BY OUR OCULAR STAFF CORRESPONDENTS

Oscar Adams family visited
with Deck Healey's last Sunday.
Butts and wife spent Wednesday at
the White home.
The Danish Brotherhood lodge
has built a new part on their hall
1GxlS.
We understand there wi! I've &
wedding in Graceland before very
long.
Neva UnderhilI stayed Sunday
night with Ella White.
Hans Hanson lost horse las,
week.
Ralph Hilliard spent couple
of days with Ernest Schronover S
this week.
Someone who was trying to
drive his auto too fast ran off the
grade near Ira Dahl's and took
cold plunge.
Sam Shupe and 4. H. Duryee
spent few days last week with
Andrew Duryee's.
William North and his brother
from Pennsylvania were Graceland
visitors few days last week.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-06-11
Modern brotherhood Deputy
Ordered to Leave Tie CITY.

Deputy Burt Of the M.
~ meeting with such success. ii is.
feared he vii | make members Of
SO many Of our town 8 people that
twill affect the city treasury and
for this reason it has been thotl
best to ask him to leave town but
on more mature thot he was order
ed to go ahead, even to securing the
city officials, as everyone recog-
Mics the fact that the
is one Of the best.