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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-13


Duke Of Berwick was a superb commander,
he wasn't in the same class with his legiti-
mate uncle, the Duke of Marlborough
Marshal SAKE and Don John of Austria
gained famous victories; but neither was the
peer of Cromwell, Turenne, Condo, the Duke
of Parma or Gustavus Adolphus.
The bastard who displayed the most splen-
did military genius was Prince Eugene, son
of one of the nieces Of Cardinal Mazarin; but,
with all of his achievement, he failed to win
a rating equal to that Of Frederick the Great,
Marlborough, and Wellington. Most judges
would probably place both Wallenstein and
Gustavus Adolphus far above Eugene.
The unquestionable fact is, that all of the
aoorzd's greatest military commanders a0ere
born IN LAWFUL a0edzock. Alexander the
Great, Hannibal, Caesar, Constantine, Belisa
RUS, Scipio Africans, Pompey, Lucullus,
the Duke of Luxembourg, Marshal Vendome,
Henry of Navarro, the Archduke Charles,
and Butcher, were legitimates. So far as I
can recall not one of Napoleon's Marshals
was bastard; and, of course, he was not.
Wellington and his Generals were legiti-
mates. So were Moltke, and his great lieu
tenants: so we're Lee and Grant-they and
their subordinate generals.
Who among the illustrious poets, states
men, orators, fnanciers, inventors, philoso-
piers, lawyers and artists of our great white
race were bastards!
From Chaucer to Shakespeare, Pope, Mil
ton and Dryden down to the days of Burns,
Byron, Moore and Scott; and then on, to the
era of Browning, Lander, Swinburne and
Tennyson, aohat English bard, of the higher
order, has been the product of Zaa0zess zove?
What really illustrious European orator,
statesman, or man of Letters was bastard?
The Duke de Morny and his half brother,
Napoleon Ill, can not be rated as states
men. The legitimate Sully, Richelieu, Tai
leyrand Metternich, Stein, Cavour, Bismarck,
Chatham, Pitt, Fox, Burke and Gladstone,
throw both those bastards into the deepest
shade.
Where is your orator that was a Gree
Love" child?
Mirabeau, Danton, Vergniaud, Chalmers,
Chatham, Curran, Grattan, O'Connell,
Brougham, Canning, Sheridan, Fox, Web
ster, Prentiss, Clay Randolph, Patrick Hen
ry, Erskine-aohy, all orators of the first class
haze been legitimate children.
The same thing is true of the original, crea-
tive thinkers of our masterful race. Not one
Of them acas a BASTARD Erasmus was spine
less fribble, compared to the dynamic Luther,
Zwingle, Wycliffe Knox and Savonarola.
bon, Macaulay, Green, Carlyle, Hume, Hal
lam, Motley, Mommsen, Duruy, Parkman,
Robertson, Thierry, Froude and all the other
creators of modern history, were the glorious
fruit of one-wife, ceremonial marriage.
The same general statement applies to the
leaders in philosophy, science and in art.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-13
A Socialist, sFree ~S = Argument

N a furious pamphlet, Vincent
Harper makes a typical Socialist
attack on our marriage system.
The precious document was pub
lished in Seattle, Washington;
and to Mr.. Elmore Scott, one of
nv GOOD friends who lives in that
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-13
Teasing Those Three JUDGES

f#@5S@Sn UPPOSE the Court of Appeals
II ~ should, unanimously, decide that
i Hr ~ nobody could now be punished
VGSSk5 for horse-stealing, because all the
i IsYSSSNN horse thieves who were living
uaHSSS=z1S$SD when the Legislature adopted the
statute on that subject, are dead,
what would be your candid opinion Of that
decision?
Well, sir, that's just about what the Court
did in the case of Thornton and Many
two of the Neal Bank wreckers (The other
one was G. T. Ladson, Esquire.)
Away back yonder, before the Civil War,
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIyE)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16

HALLEY's COMET, hsrblnger of mis-
fortune since 26l6 B. O., will cross the
suns disk Wednesday night. Experts
disagree as to whether its tail st that
time will be long enough for the earth to
pass through 1t. Calculations made at
Semriug, Auslris, are thst the tall is
more than 10000, 900 mileS In length.
Our dislauce from the comet will be
some Is, 900, 600 miles, so II this figuring
is correct there will be ample margin TO
spsre. Unusual happenings everywhere
are being sltihu'ed 10 the comet. There
wss snow in Tennessee last night and
the comet wss blamed for 1t. A mau sr-
rested for bestiug his wife 10 New York
blamed the comet, and the magistrate
discharged him. The real bene6cisries
by the celestial visit are the msnufsc.
tu,ers Of cheap telescopes and ieldglssses.
According to wholesale men the sale
thr, uShout the c unity hiss been 80 large
that lbe factories will have to work over-
tins for weeks 10 bring the supply on
hsud up to the normsl Comet parties
are the order of the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
T. p, A,

The annual convention OF the VIII
glnla division Travellers Protective As.
ISOLATION came t., close In S,tuntou,
on Saturday, after warm contest for
general officers. Robert W. Price, Of
Petersburg, was nominated for president.
whertupo two Richmond delegates ar.
RAGGED certain persons who had clrcu-
lated fslsehoods concerning Rchmond's
candidate, e. II. Gloves.
Dol. John 8. Hsrwood, OF Richmond,
seconded Mr.. Prices nomination, and
he Was elected. Other officers chosen
we're:
8. ]. Allen, Richmond, fret vice
president; 3. I. Holiday, Newport
News, second vice president; II. l..
Harwood, f chmond, secretary and
treasurer.
Committee chsirman-RaIlfos Is, A..
d. Brockelt, Alexandra; press, g. w.
Rogers, Richmond; hotels, j II Grant,
Richmond; legislative, Fl. O. Feather.
stone, LyDchtu'g, employment, F. S
Hancock, Norfolk; membership, vii.
liam q. Jones, Dsnville; good roads, f.
r. Bsrksdale, Poftsmt u'h.
Rev. J. r Sewer, Of Alexaudris, was
elected second assistant chaplain.
TeeDty.eight delegates Including A.
D. Brockelt, ]. Y. Williams, ID. w.
Sale aud two slternstes a, large we're
elected 10 the national convention.
Dsnvile was chosen SIS next place Of
meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
TIE MErHODI5Ts.

A sensation was created at the gene
raj conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South 10 Asheville, N. o.,
Saturday, when the committee On episco'
pscy np1rted that 1t bad q document
purporllng t. hear charges against the
official administration OF Bishop Nor
rison aud asked that the conference
take up the mattsr. A heated discus
SIGN followed, when an effort WAS made
ID tpp)iut special committee Of 70 to be
empowered 10 invest gate the official
actions Of Bishop Morrison.
At n late hour Saturday night the
committee Of investigation In the csss
of Bishop Morrison decided unanimous
ly that no trial on any Of the chsrges
was necessary and all were thrown out.
The matter OF the bishops character
NON goes back 10 the committee on
episcopacy, and Il Is generally believed
that 1t will rsport sgains! sup srsnnnstion.
In case OF an adverse rep 1T, however,
the question will be fought oft on the
floor of the conference. There Is moth
whatever In the who'll affair that even
30 much as intlnstes anything sgsiusl
the moral character OF Bishop Morrison,
but simply complaint rs 10 the admin
ttntion of bis episcopal Office.
The committee on education reported
on the differences between Vanderbilt
University aud the church, and recon-
al kIak t1a hnu rd nf M Ali n
university be invited to meet the COM
mittee In Asheville not later than May 10
TO adjust the differences. The contro-
versy is over who shall name the trustees
OF the university.
The conference commission has de-
cided that the General Conference has
the right to do this, but the board of
trustees of Vanderbilt University has not
adopted, in terms sufficiently satisfactory
TO some of the members of the General
Conference, a resolution accepting the
findings of that commission. II is freely
predicted that unless the church and the
board of trustees get together and com.
promise the matters, or the board OF
trustees Endorses aud adopts the findings
of the commission. litigation will result.
The committee on episcopacy, after
reconsidering the salary of bishops, de-
cided to increase the salary from q. 600
to 81 500 per annum, superannuates from
"a, 600 to 81, 400. retained the allowance
of 81, 900 annually to widows OF biehops
and provided for dependent children Of
deceased bishops. The committee In
another report recommended that Bishop
n H.. H.
nuate relation and that Bishop Joseph S.
Keys request for approximation be
granted. The committee also recon-
mended that the senior bishop, A. w.
Wilson, be given lighter work.
The report of the committee on mis-
sions concerning the unifcation of mis-
sonary boards and societies, recommend
ing the union of the three missionary
boards, was favorably acted upon by the
Conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16

recent decision OF the highest tribunal
graotD the government the right to
recover CERTAIN sums from bis priuate
fortune 10 cover hIs alleged profits In
connection with the Sagaunah haFbor
construction scandal.
z. Failure Of the Supreme Court OF the
U. 8 to render decision today on the
cor slltntlopsliiy on the corporations tax
csses is worrying ligitanti considerably.
May 81, is the lAs, "docislon dav" OF
the court this term. 1t then atj,urns
until the first Monday 10 next October
Unless decision is rendered on Msy 81
on the corporations tax the 6nal settle
ment will be postponed culll Inext term.
1t Is expected however, that the court
vii give lite judgment on the cases on
that dtte.
81 consider President Taft's letter to
Chairman Nelson of the congressional
investigating committee, explaining the
circumstances of the preparation Of the
Lawler memorandum, a vindication OF
my statement and a standardization OF
my story in every particular" This was
the only comment Frederick NJ. Kerby,
Secretary Ballinger's stenographer,
would vouchsafe today on the latest
phase of the developments attending the
publication OF his sensational statement.
Kerby refused absolutely to be drawn
into any further comment, nor would be
discuss the situation in any way, other
then to voice his feelings az above. He
is denying himself to all lnterviewers to-
day. Kerby expects to report at the In
terror Department tomorrow morning,
when his present leave of absence ex-
pires.
Lieut.. Commander Reginal r. Belknap,
naval attache Berlin, will act as naval aide to
Special Ambassador Roosevelt in place OF
Commander Andrew T. Long, naval ettache
at Vienna. No reason is assigned for this
sudden change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
News of the Day.

President Taft spoke at the dedicst on
Of the new Ingram Memorial Ohufch In
Washington yesterday.
Max Riebsnock, comptroller OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, died ct bis COT
tsge 10 Atlantic Oily Saturday night.
Mr.. Taft agrees TO sign the amended
railroad bill II republican congressman
will put through the ttler meatutes on
bis programme.
A new organization named the Nat
Ional Lssgus for Medical Freedom has
been formed t. feht the American Medl-
cal Association, which 1t calls ga doctors
trust"
James W. Van Oleave, former presI-
dent Of the Nstloual Maau laclurer's
Association and the arch.enemy OF or.
ganlzsliou labor, died OF heart disease at
his home 10 st. Louis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw, Of
Pittsburg have sold their New York
residence aud leased the Livingston
Beekmau house on Fifth avepus at q
yearly rental Of $4,000. Their dsugh-
ter Henrietta will soon make her debut.
The l25th anniversary of the organ
IL alton of the Protestant EpIseopsl
oeurch 10 Virginia will be celebrst ID In
s.. Johns church, Richmond, Wednes-
day May Is, 10 connection with the
spru'l meeting OF the council Of the
diocese OF Virgins.
Almost twice &c many eggs sre now 10
storage 10 the warehouses of New York
sud vicinity as there were q year sg0.
This is shown by reports received from
twenty. eight WAREHOUSES In the Office
OF the Mercantile Exchange. The tttii
quantity OF eggs 10 these warehouses Is
l,l19, 900 cases each case Ltlinipg
thirty dozsn.
A resolution pro0IdlDg Tor the adjourn
meut OF Congress June 4 WAS introduced
10 the House on Saturday by Repre-
sentative Fuller ('epublicaD), Illinois,
and referred to the committee on ways
aud means. Lsaders OF tue Hcule aud
Senate have predicted that adj Iurnment
Is not likely before July l.
Gordon Ls~is. ten-year-oli son of
Ospt. William Mitchell Lewis, candi.
data for the republican gubernstOrIsl
nomination Of Wisconsin,, 10 10 8 critical
condition ct Rsclno, his skull having
been fractured when brick was hurled
through window of an automobile In
which Umpire EldInger, umpire Of the
WIscousIs- Illinois lesgue, was being
taken away from the ball park t. escape
the wrath OF the mob crsEed over bis
decisions in yesterdays game.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
KerhY Dlsmiaied

Washington, ID. O., Maybe -secrs.
iary Bsllinger this afternoon dismissed
Slenogrspher Kerby, who In q statement
Saturday made such damaging charges
against BalIiDger. 10 his letter S'ent+ry
BsIlinger says: "Iu dlyulgiug information
obtained By Ycu in confidential cspscity
the communicating that information t.
those whom you are bound to know are
contir uslly seeking to bring reproach on
the administrst on and t. irju,e me,
eta" you are dismissed for the good OF
the service.
Kerby said; 81 expected il. As to the
charge that Secretary Ballinger makes
against me | am willing to leave that to the
jUdgdmeDt of the Teople Of the country
Whether enthusiastically or patriotically
is matter for the public TO decide. At any
rate, / think that Secretary Bellinger is no,
an excellent Judge Of ethics"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
Life Imprisonment For Hyde.

Kansas CITY, No., May 16-Dr. B,
CLARK hyde was today found guilty oil
numbering Oolontl Thomas II. S1oPe,
his wife's millionaire uncle. The j1ry
fund him guilty OF murder In the first
degree and recommended that his SEN
teuce be life Imprisonment. Hyde heard
the verdict with oomposnre. His wife
bnrst ioto tesrs and IVES taken into 80
ants room, where her sobblGg could
be plainly heard In the court room.
Hyde's two sisters also broke down.
The convicted physician was permitted
to 20 into the ants room with his wife,
marshal guarding the door. Judge
Latshaw announced that DR.. Hyde
would be remsudsd t. jail without bail
aud trested like every other convicted
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
BOW MR. GREEN WAS DE-
FEATED,

Grover Dosning and Downing White,
judges of the election at Fiery Run pre-
ciuct, who we're indicted by the grand
jury a. the March term OF the Circuit
Court OF Fsuquler county for alleged vic
istlon of the election laws sud contested
last year, In which NJ. NJ Green was de-
feated for the legislative nomination By
J. NJ. Price, appeared before MsgIstrstss
KIncheloe and Baker. Downing and
White pleaded guilty to the charge OF
polling votes that were not actually cssi
and we're each fined sl00 and costs.
WbIts wss not found guilty on account
Vi not having served 90 Judge at the
election. The case hiss attracted vide.
spread attention On account of the fact
that bad . correct vote been returned
from Fiery Bun precinct when these men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
THE BAPTISTS,

The following we're the features oil
Saturdays session OF the Southern BIp
tlst Convention In Baltimore:
DIR. W. L. Poleat, president OF Wake
Forest College, ssid the Carnegie Fund
dlscrlmiDstes against colleges controlled
By religions denominations.
Z Dr.. W. @. James, Of VlrgInis, said
that the consen ton has no apologies to
offer the Roman Catholic Church for Ir-
vsdlng Ostbolic countries.
The Woman's BiptIst Missionary
Union resolved to petition Congress for
q $3.50, 900 detention house for BsltI-
more.
Resolutions commencing Collector
William F. Stone for hs kindness to the
delegates we're introduced 10 the CONVEX
ton and sdopted.
Resolu ions recommending thst the
Woman's Baptist Missionary Union
raise $96, 900 for Home Mission work
we're adopted.
The Training School for Women at
LouIsvllle, KY, will likely be moved to
the uturbs Of that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16


ELATED and encouraged by their un-
expected and sweeping victory Friday
in the fight for an effective loug-aDd
short haul amendment to the railroad
bill, the Ssnst, progressives and demo-
crst are making ready for a slashipg at
tack on the commerce court sections tbis
week, and are hopeful though not conn
dent OF sending them t. jim in the dis
card The merger and the traffic agreement
sections. They resllz', however, thst
in the sttenp.t to eliminate the commerce
court provision they will not have the
sid Of the inter NJ 9tsin Senators
Smoot, Sutherland, ID xoU, Garter and
the others, whose assistance made pos
sible the remarkable transformation
scene 10 the Senate Friday, when the
Aidrich forces went to pieces and con-
scented to accept the Dixon compromise
merely to avoid The more Objectionable
alternative Of taking the O7erman
smsudment with its more stringent pro.
visions from the democratic side. The
fac. tha. the commerce court is the
special PIT Of the president and VAS
saved from elimination by the House
only through his personal sppesls to In
surgeuts. makes the task of its Senate
opp lenis less likely to succeed. Bot
it is believed the democratic senators
will line up almost so'idIy against the
commerce court, aud If they do The
chsnces Of beating will be excellent 1t
Is the intention OF the progresslves to
take all the time they waut TO debate the
commerce court provisions with a view
to showing up the lack of real need for
the proposed new court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
COA NJ UNiCADEl
DRINKING FOUNTAIN.

l am very much interested In the
drinking fountain fer men and suinlals,
which understand is to be erected Ia
Alexsudris by the resident chapter OF
the Daughter, OF the American Revolu.
ton. Such q work commends iissli t.
the whole community as there has been
no convenient place for watering horses
since the removal Of the old diagonal
pump" Il Is hoped that the ladies
will be supported 10 their worthy under
taking BY the citiz,ps generally, and gen.
sroasly. OLD CITIZEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
PRESENTATION OF RELIOa.

At the meeting OF the board Of regents
OF Mount Vernon Saturday, Mrs. Jul az
James, Of Washington formally present
ed to TIE Mcunt Vernon Association the
Wsshlngt)n relIcs bsquesthed 10 the as d.
ISOLATION by MIRA. EdmonIa Mason Nc
OIuTg. Mira. Jullsu-Jsmes made the
presentation on the part OF the execu.
tors. 10 the collection we're q map Of
Mount Vernon drawn by General Wash
iugon himself; a portrait OF Admiral
Vernon, after whom Mount Vernon wss
named; the coat OF arms OF Admiral
Vernon, the Gilbert 8 uirt portrait Of
Lafayette, aud a p>rtrs't OF Benjamin
Ffsnklis Mrs. Julian James, a'so pre-
sentsd to the association a handsome
silver coffee urn ones owned by Wash
iDgton, from the collection OF her father,
Theodore Bailey Myers, OF New York.
The regent OF the association, Misc II.
O. OomegYs, OF Delaware, signed the
release required by the executors OF the
estate OF Mrs. Margaret B. Smith, Of
Warrington, which enables the execu-
tors to formally lurn over to the associa.
tiou the Washington relics btquestaed
to Il by Mrs. Smith.
The board Of regents will be Ia session
for several days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
To be Examined by Lung Specialist

Bordesux, May 16 An oper ton,
chsracitrIz ID by the surgeon as slight
was performed On King AIfonso's throat
at the depot hCtsI here this evening.
Professor Moure welded the kulfe aud
!ts conclusion he declared that II had
been III ,cessful 10 every way and that
the king would feel no il.effscts.
Bordeaux, May I6-King Alfonso Of
Spain, who arrived here at O'Clock this
afternoon, en- rout to London to attend
the funeral of King Edward, will prob
ably be examined by Professor Moure, a
noted lung specialist, before leaving the
city at 2 o'clock
An effort was made to keep the kings
appointment with Prof. Moure a secret,
but 1t leaked out through a statement of
one of the members of Alfonso's suite,
who said Alfonso had recently shown
evidences Of pulmonary weakness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
From Washington.
Washington, May II

The report that the entire Naval
Academy olsss Of 1908 had AuUksd 10
the EXAMINATIONS for promotion to the
rank Of ensiLn is goes i)ned by many
department OthceTs.
PresideLt Taft today s'eIp'd into The
center of the B llInger-Pincnot iuvest'-
gstion arena, following the publication
of his letter admitting aud explaining
his use OF The exonerAtion OF Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
RlackmaIlsr Santaucad.

New York, May Is. --Astonio MisIsUi
convicted Of attsnpted Ell >riion sl5, 00O
from Eorloo Oarnso, the tenor, was t.
day sentenced by Judge Fswcett to sn
Iudeterminste term 10 Sing Sing prison
with q minimum Of three years aud eight
months, and maximum of seven years
and five months. Judge Fswcett said
that be would seek to have MisIsni de-
ported t. Italy after the completion OF
sentsnca,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
Five Boilers Explode.

Brownsville, Pa, May I6-Three per.
sons we're killed and six seriously injured
as result of the explosion of FIVE boilers
at the Diamond Coal and Coke Com
pany's plant at Chewtown, near here, to-
day. The dead: Peter Welsh, As; Will
liam Adamson, 40, electrical engineer;
Earl Bovard, fireman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16

Prompt relief 10 all cases Of throat and
long trouble 1t you use Ohamberlain's
Cough ksmsdy. Pleasant to take, sooth
log and healing 10 effect. Sold By W.
F. Creighton & Co.,, aud Richard Glib.
500,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-16
MONDAY EVENING. MAY ls, 1910

MORE astounding than sny other rev.
ala,ioo INSIDE 10 the investigation of
Secretary of The Interior Billingsr, re-
fleeing directly opon President Taft,
was the presentst on Saturday OF The
Lswler digest, as It hss heretofore been
designated. This so-cslled digest shows
not ouly that IL vas the basis OF Pfesi-
dent Tafts letter exonerst'ng Secretary
B,linger from the Glsvis chsTges, but
wa, prepared as letter for the presi
DENIS signature aud wss used by him
So the model OF the letter he did sligo.
Portions of the Lswler digest and OF the
TIT letter are identical, All the co.,
clasious respecting B'llinger sDd the
CLAWS charges presented 10 the digest
are fuld in the presidents lett'r. The
arrangemo.t OF the ttltements Is the
same ia both documents. No matter
what explanations are nov t!red, there
Gao be no escape from the conclusion
that President TAFT permitted Oscar
Lswler, assistant attorney general for
the Interior Department. a subordinate
of Secretary B,lloger and known to be
a henchman of BllIiuger, to render
decision on the charges against Bsllioger'
which had been presented to the pFes''
dent by Special AgeIt Glsvls, oil the
lsud office, 10 bis fight t. save tne
Alasksn coal lands from the extended
grasp of the Morgan. Guggenbelm COM
biustlou. President Taft's good name
rests uoder the darkest shadow that has
We. fallen his way since The process Oh
whiteRashing Secretary B llinger, aud
bIackenIng bis scCuWr, CLAWS, In the
rulse of r coos Iessional investigation,
began. b tween what purporIs to be
the real inner history OF bis letter OF
September IS last, exoueratlDg BslliDger
and dismissiug CLAWS from the land ser
vice, and his tirdy admission that all
the feitures of tbtt action had not been
strictly what the public was led to he
lieve they we're, he is made to appear as
setting up an actually fraudulent docu-
ment of defense before the B Illin ger
Plncbot investigation body.