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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
TAT 7 FEELS
7 HE BLOW
But He Is Silent and
Will Make No
Comment

Washington, Nov. 9-Fecling keen
ly the blows dealt by voters 10 the
great political party of which he Is
the head, President Taft returned to
Washington this morning from Gin
cinnati where he cast his Sote.
He had no comment 10 make on the
result and went directly TO the White
House, where it was stated that prob
ably he would not break his silence
concerning political affairs until after
his return from Panama, whittier he
starts tomorrow
Disappointed as is the President at
the loss of the house of represent
ativeS 70 the Democrats. his political
advisers are pinnng their hopes to
the fact that three months session
OF the present Republican majority
In both branches OF congress Is about
to begin.
II is known that into that brief per
iod. the administration intends to
crowd as much of its legislative pro-
gram as there seems TO be the re-
motest chance of enactment.
Much OF the proposed legislation
which will be urged on congress in
'"c pie9IuchN loiIh'omln6 hlessuSc
win be Of a progressive character
The new congress and Its conduct
with Democratic house and Re
publican senate serving under Re-
publican president-will attract wide
attention. The first session, which
VIII convene in a little more than a
month hence. is practically commit.
ted TO tariff revision by reason OF
yesterdays results.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
OREGON HAS GONE
WET IN THIS CAMPAIGN

Portland. Ore, Nov. although
hnrdly ten per cent OF the vote in
Oregon has been counted, oswald
West. Dem, and former railroad
Commissioner. is believed TO have been
,electcd to tho governorship OF this
state over Jay Bowerman, Rep, and
speaker OF the Oregon senate, by a
plurality Of from $500 10 5000.
The counting OF the ballots contain
ing a full state ticket and thirty-two
proposed amendments to the constitu-
ton, has been the slowest in the
History of Oregon.
Oregon Is sending two Republicans
to congress. A. w. Lafferty, young
lawyer. was elected in the Second
district. and I'm the Third district, w.
c. Hawley, incumbent. was the sue
cessful candidate.
The Indications are that Oregon has
gone wet despite tho slreuuous
ight made by the "drys"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
ENDS LIFE BY
The GAS route

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov S.
Hans p. Peterson. 10 years old. was
found dead in bed at his home here
today. the room filled with illuml-
mating gas fumes. His wife and son,
10 years old, were both unconscious
from the fumes.
II Is believed that Peterson COM
mitted suicide by turning on the gas.
rocted to recover
"oRYs" DID WELL
IN WASHINGTON STATE
Seattle, Nov, 9-Thc liquor bust
ness fared III in yesterdays elections
in Washington. Beside carrying the
large cities of Bellingham and Everett
and n dozen other towns in the north
western counties, the "dryS" of Wen
atchce, the seat of Cbelan county
doubled their former majority and
Dayton. the seat of Columbia county,
multiplied It's dry majority by more
than five
Tw onew county seats were won
from the saloons-Mount Vernon, in
Skagit county, and Shelton. in Ma
son county Mason county Is a lum-
ber COUNTY and the big logging com.
panIcs worked suenuously for prohI-
billion
The state anti-saloon league an,
nouuces that all five Washington
new delegation in congress are pledg-
ed in writing to vote for an amend.
ment to the interstate commerce law
which forbid the carrying of liquor
from one state into another which
has a Law against such importation.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
EVEN PENNSYLVANIA ELECTS
a FEW DEMOCRATS

Philadelphia. Nov 9-Estimates
from all but five of the 67 counties
in Pennsylvania Indicate that John X.
Tener. Republican, carried the state
10y about $4,000 plurality over Will
liam II. Berry. the keystone party
candidate. Webster Grim. the regu-
lar Democratic candidate, ran far be-
bind
Tener needed Philadelphia to win
the city giving him q plurality OF
1921 Allegheny, which includes
Pittsburg, gave Tener an estimated
plurality OF 1900.
The Democrats gained two con-
gressmen with three close districts to
hear from.
The Democrats and Independents
made slight gains In the legislature.
One OF the notable Victories of the
Democrats was the capt.ring of the
Fifth Congressional district in Pbila-
delphia. which TWO years ago gave
w w Foulkerod a majority of 49,
26S.
The Socialists elected their first
member to the legislature.
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DIX DEFEATS
STIMSON IN N. \.

NEW YORK Nov S.-Returns at
10 o'clock tonight indicate that John
q. Dix. Democrat. has been elected
governor OF Now York over Henry
il. Stimson, Republican. by between
$1,000 and $4,000 plurality These
figures may be changed slightly by
returns from upstate rural districts.
New York city gives Dix a plural
ity OF at least 100000. which moro
than Offsets the greatly reduced plu-
rGllty OF the Republicans upstate.
Two years ago the greater city gave
Chanler for governor less than $4,000
plurality, Below Mr.. Dix on the tick
ct the result is uncertain. although
tending toward Democratic succesa.
Thomas F. Conway, the Democratic
nominee for lieutenant governor. ap-
pears to he running slightly behind
DIX.
The complexion of the legislature.
which will select successor TO Sem
ator Chauncey NJ. Dcpew. will be set
tied only by more complete returns.
although 1t seems probable that tho
Republicans will have a working ma
jority.
In New York city Herbert Parsons,
Republican. WAS defeated for re-elec-
ton as a representative 10 congress
by J, NJ Levy. Democrat. rs was also
William S. Bennett, Republican, by
Henry George Jr.
Mr. Parsons defeat Is the first
Democratic gain in the house OF rep
rcsentatives registered in today's elec.
ton.
Theodore Roosevelt's home district
In Oyster Bay. l.. l.. gave Dix a
plurality of 20f as against a plural.
lty OF 1913 for Hughes In 1908.
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SOCIALISTS POLL a
VERY HEAVY VOTE

San Francisco. Nov. with 33S
precincts complete out of 352 In the
city Of San Francisco, Johnson main
tains his lead over Bell, the vote be-
ing:
Johnson. %. 1870, Bell, 22,3S1.
Late returns confirm the reports OF
an extraordinarily heavy Socialist
vote. The FOREGOING precincts gave
]. Slit Wilson. Socialist candidate
for governor 9.155. The Socialist vote
in this city four years ago was 2,OlS.
and in the entire state 1906.
Unofficial estimates place the So
cial'st vote Of Los Angeles at 10000,
as against 3,047 four years ago.
The party claims to have pOlled
a total vote In the state in excess OF
iO000
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
Lower House Of Congress Already in Pos
session Of the Opponents Of the Repub=
licans==Ohio Furnishes the Big Sur
prise Of the Election-==Dix
Wins New York

Tho sweop Of the political tidal
"a further emphasized by additional
returns and revised figures at hand
today.
The Democratic majority in the
house OF representatives will be at
least 42 and possibly more. as com
pared with the present Republican
majority OF 43.
Added TO the reversal in the lower
branches OF congress, the morning
returns showed the, Republican major
lty of 2G 10 the United States SEN
ate rapidly approaching the vanish
ing point, although the Republicans
ere now reasonably assured OF 4S
senators, or one more than the neces-
sary majority. with a number OF
states still In doubt The most not
able changes from those presented
last night are summed I'D as follows:
In Ohio, a Democratic legislature
has been elected, insuring a Demo-
cratic successor 10 Senator Dix, Re-
publican. and the plurality Of Gov
ognor Harmon ia increased to 10000.
The West Virginia legislature is
Democratic and viii elect Demo-
cratic senator.
In Indiana the Legislature, which
chooses n successor 20 Senator Bever-
ridge. is IN doubt with the Democrats
claiming q majority of twelve and the
Republicans maintaining Beyeridge
VIII have small majority.
Iowa is still uncertain with both
sides claiming the governor
The Pennsylvania Legislature Is
safely Republican and will elect n Re
publican successor to Senator oliver,
Washington has Republican legis-
lature which appears to insure the
election OF Miles Poindexter 10 the
upper house.
The Utah legislature, which elects
United States senator, also Is Re
publican, while that of Montana Is In
Coubt.
Indications point 10 the election of
the Republican candidate for govern
or OF California, b w. Johnson, by
a heavy plurality.
Incomplete returns from Oregon in
dIoate the election Of the Democrat
lc candidate for governor, Oswald
West. by q small plurality.
The Missouri legislature which
elects a United States senator. Is be.
-lioyed TO be safely Democratic.
Aside from these changes today, the
results already announced rcmain
practically unchanged The plural
fly of John A Dix, Democrat. elect
ed governor of New York. approx
mates, $1,000 Early today Governor
elect Dix left his home at Thomson
for a rest In the Adirondacks. Mr.
Dix carried the entire Democratic
state ticket with him to victory.
The plurality of Woodrow Wilson.
in New Jersey, is now placed at 30.
600 and OF Judge Baldwin, Demo
crat In Connecticut. at $500.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09
MOB HANGS
TWO NEGROES

MONTEZUMA. Ga. Nov, S.-Two
regroes instead of one. rs first report
cd. were hanged from a telegraph
pnle last last night in Flint River
swampS, less than a mile from the
center OF the city
William Barnes and John Walker
were both held for the murder of
Night Policeman Bush of Montezuma.
Walker was forcibly taken from the
jail at Oglethorpe by mob
At o'clock last night citizens here
heard a number OF noises and on in.
yestlgating found the body of Barnes
dangling from the telegraph pole and
rIddled with bullets
At midnight more pistol shots were
heard. and this morning the body of
Walker was seen hanging from the
same pole.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-09

Coneressmen Elected.
The following congressman have
been elected
Massachusetts Fourth district,
short term. John j. Mitchell. Dem.
elected. Fourth district long term,
William IL. Wilder, Rep, elected
Fourth Connecticut - Ebenezer ].
Fill. Republican.
Second Massachusctts-FFe
ii, Gillette, Rep.
Ninth Massachusetts tts-Wm. S.
Murray. Dem.
Tenth Massachnsetts-James NJ.
CUrley, Dem,
Thirteenth Massachusetts, VIM. S.
GI ecne, Rep.
First Connectcut-E. S Henry.
Rep
Third Connecticut-E. w Higgins.
Rep
Thomas L, Rubey, elected in Six
toenth Missouri district
Thomas Davenport, Dem. elected in
Third oklahoma district.
Robert ] Bulkeley. Dem, elected In
Twenty-first Ohio district.
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ALDRICH DEFEATS
JAMES DAHLMAN

OMAHA. Nov. S.-hlthough the re-
turns at midnight wore comparatively
meager II was apparent that Mayor
lanes c. Dahlman of Omaha, Demo
cratic candidate for governor, had
been defeated by Chester a. Aldrlch,
Republican by safe majority
Congressman G.. NJ Hitchcock. on
the face of the returns, has safe
lead over United States Senator Ell
mer ]. Burkett in the race for the
upper house Selection for senator
is made under the Oregon plan.
Only one district, the second (Oma-
ha). was sure in the congressional
race. C. o. Lobeck, winning by scant
majority. In the FIRST district William
A. a. Hayward was in the lead late
tonight
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SEN. NIXON
ENDORSED
Nevada Goes Back to
Its First Love in
Politics

Reno, Nov, 9.-Incomplete returns
from all over Nevada indicates that
The election of most of the Republican
state ticket by large majoritles.
United States Senator George Nixon
has been endorsed for reelection by
one of the largest plurality ever ac-
corded a candidate in this state. 1t
is estimated that he will lead his
Democratic opponent Key Plttman by
four to one f. F. Roberts, Republl.
can, Will succeed George a. Bartlett,
Democrat. as representative In con-
gress. He wins from Charles s.
Sprague, Democratic, by a small plur
ality
Senator Nixon has carried every
county In the state.
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New JeraeY.

TRENTON, n. J., Nov. 9.-The cleo
ton In New Jersey yesterday resulted
In an overwhelming victory for the
Democrats Woodrow Wilson. the
party candidate for governor. defeat
ed his Republican opponent, Vivian
NJ. Lewis, by about 10000
The Democrats carried at least IL
of the 81 counties and will control
the house OF assembly and have the
Legislature on Joint ballot. and Will
therefore be ablo to elect Democrat
to the United States senate TO sue
ceed John kean. Jr-
They have won In six and probably
eight out of ten districts which are
represented in the present congress
by seven Republicans and threo Dom
ocrsts. The only two districts the
Republicans have surely carried are
the First and Second, represented by
Henry c. Loudenslager and John j.
Gardner. who were candidates for re-
election.
The Democrats have probably elect"
ed William Tuttle in the Fifth. This
district is now represented by Charles
Fowler. progressive Republican.
whom the organization refused a re-
nomination,
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LANDSLIDE FOR DEMOCRATS MAY
GIVE THEM UNITED STATES SENATE

garded as Johnson strongholds, the
Democrats showed a strength that
puzzled their opponents. VIM Kent
appears to have been elected 10 con
ere5s from the second district by
substantial majority ond Julius Kahn
and e. a. Haynes, Republican in
cumbents from the Fourth and Fifth
districts. respectively, have been re-
turned to the lower house.
The Panama-Pacific exposition tax
and the San Francisco Fair bond
amendment were ratified by a heavy
vote in San Francisco
The Republicans made gains in both
branches OF the legislature.
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Carey 10 Elected

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov. 9.-Returns
from yesterdays election in this state
arc still far from complete. but there
seems TO be no doubt OF tho election
Of former United States Senator Jo-
seph NJ. Carey running AS a Demo
crat for governor The count In 176
precincts out Of $50 gives Carey 3.2C4:
Mullin. Republican, 1923. Mondeu Is
reelected TO congress by a largely de-
creased plurality The legislature Is
probably Republican.
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IDAHO is
Very CLOSE
With HawIey Leading
Brady by a Majority
Of 1000

Boise, Ida. Nov. 9.-The contest for
governor OF Idaho is so close that 1t
will be probably another day befodo
the result is definitely known James
H. Brady. Republican, and James II.
Hawley, Democrat dre running neck
and neck and each party is claiming
victory. Returns thus far received
give Hawley lead OF less than a
thousand but the Republicans claim
this will be overcome by the vote OF
the remote county precincts.
The entire Republican state ticket
with the possible exception of COVER
nor is elected
Judge Fremont Wood of Ada coun-
", who presided at the trials OF VII
liam B. Haywood and George a Pet
tibone was defeated for reelection by
A Davis, Democrat
Returns indicate that the state SEN
ate will be Democratic and the house
Republican.
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FosS HAS IS. 900.

Boston, Nov. 9.-Thc Democrats
eiected for governor In the state cleo
.ioh Yesterday. Congressman Eugene
y. ross, OF Boston. by a plurality of
over 10000,
INC total vote for governor, with
ok districts missing out of 1.O6S, gave
russ, Dem, 1Si,06S; Draper. Rep,
Inc Republicans elected. however,
inc balance Of the state ticket The
hc&t legislature will be Republican.
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IN
COAL MINE
Twelve Men Known to
Have Been Killed and
Others Are Missing

DelaGua. Colo. Nov. 9-Twelye
men are known TO have been killed
in the explosion that wrecked a por-
tion OF Mine No. ). OF the Victor Am
erican Fuel company mere yesterday.
Nine men were rescued alive and lG
still are believed 10 DC in the mine
The dead;
WILLIAM LEWIS, mine superin-
tendent.
w. ]. EVANS, assistant superin-
tendent.
WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, outside
foreman.
LLEWELLYN EVANS. pit boss.
DAVID BELL, motorman
JAMES J. YOUNG. master mechan
WILLIS EVANS, engineer of Colo
RADIO Fuel & Iron company at Pri-
nero
JAMES BENNETT, motorman.
l.. MARTIN. car tender.
BERT JENNINGS. weight boss.
TWO UNIDENTIFIED MEN.
Willis Evans. a young engineer OF
the Colorado Fuel G Iron company
gave his lifo in the rescue of the four
miners taken out aliye last night
Evans, who graduated from the Colo
rado School of Mines only two years
ago. came TO Delagua With the rescue
car Of the Colorado FTel & Iron com.
pany yesterday afternoon.
He joined the party searching the
fourth entry equipped with oxygen
helmets, They worked their way
along the entry and heard the faint
tapping of a pick on solid rock. the
wireless call of the miner. Realizing
that Al least some or their comrades
were alive, they attacked the fallen
mass OF rock that blocked the entry
with renewed hope When they tore
through the cave. they found four
Slav miners alive and unhurt. They
were 1900 ieet from the surface and
the passage were filed with after
damp.
The rescuers feared TO take the inn
prisoned men 60 the surface without
helmets and. without moments hes
itation. Evans and one OF the other
rescuers took of Their helmets and
gave thom to the rescued men and
waited for the return of the rescue
partS When the rescuers returned
Evans had disappeared
y
followed them out without a helmet
They discovered him at IL o'clock
last night unconscious from gas. He
had evidently attempted to reach the
surface and had been lost He never
regained consciousness and died at
Gas this morning.
His brother. Wallace Evans, was
also a member of the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company crew and was al
most frantic with grief as he stood
at his brothers side and fought in
vain to revive him HIS body was
brought to Trinidad.
The bureau Of mines rescue car.
which was rushed to Delagua from
Denver. arrived here at e O'Clock this
morning
]. C. Roberts, In charge of the car,
and his men arc working nth the
fuel compauy'S men.
The ere which Is blamed for the
explosion Is believed TO have started
in a broken entry 6ooT which ought
fire through some unknown means.
The FIRE has been extingulshed Lewis,
Young, Llewellyn, Evans and Bell
were killed by a fall Of rock within
900 feet of the entrance of tho main
stoDe They had been notified OF a
fire in the mine and started In the
slope with the fire hose when the eX-
plosion occurred Their bodies have
not been recovered.
Jennings, Bennett and Martin were
standing at the mouth Of the main
slope and were killed by flying rocks.
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the United States senate or shall be
succeeded by John w. Kern. was stlll
a question at an carly hour today
Both the Republican and Democratic
chalrmen claimed the Legislature by
small majority on joint ballot
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CARROLL NOW LEADS
IN IOWA BY 2,775

Des Molnes, Nov. 9.-Returns from
7G2 precincts out OF 2.300 indicate
the recollection OF Governor Carroll.
The missing precincts will wipe out
the gains in the cities and give the
incumbent = lead OF 2.775 votes.
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WORLDS MARKETS
MARKET AFTER-ELECTlON
ADVANCES ARE IMPORTANT

New York, Nov 9-The unexpected
atter-electlou advances were shown by
the opening prices of stocks today
but they were most conspicuous in the
less active Issues. Southern Pacific
opened down point and Amalgamat~
cd Copper. Chesapeake and Ohio and
American Woolen large fractions.
Southern Railway rose Ii and the
preferred ! IL, and Anaconda, Amer
lean Beet Sugar and National Rail
ways OF Mexico. second preferred,
large fractions up. The market deal
iHss were not In large volume. and
they diminished after the opening or
ders were executed, Union Pacific
fell / 81 and United States Steel 1
IL The speculative leaders deter
mined the course of the whole mar
kot and losses of l or more were COM
ron. \ substantial fractional rally
was followed by dullncss
Bonds were irregular.
The market fluctuated nervously
Tor a while and then broke sharply.
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governor by $4,000 TO $4,000 majority
and possibly small Fusion mapor-
ity In the legislature. Z. d Massy,
Rep, was elected To FIJI out the un-
expired term OF w. p. BrOwnlow- In
the other eight districts. the Demo-
Gratis nave won.
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MISSOURI.

ST LOUIS. Nov, 9.-Retnrns re-
ceiyed here up TO = o'clock this morn
ing Indicate that the proposed state
vide prohibition amendment to the
constitution has been defeated in Mis-
souri, by a majority OF 10000.
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DEATH OF Or. HOLMES.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.-The Rev
DR.. Holmes. a Lutheran clergyman OF
Chicago. died in a hospital here last
night from a complication uf diseases.
DR.. Holmes. who was 50 years of age.
cume TO the hospital Nov. l.
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ATTEMPT ON LIFE

Salt Lake, Nov. 9.-:lrs. Tina Ham
nton. % years old. slsterln-law Of
Bishop James C. Hamilton OF MIL
Creek. who attempted 10 take her own
life last Friday by drinking dose Of
laudanum, died from the effects OF the
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More Dead Bodies,

Delagua. Colo, Nov. 9.-The bodies
Of thirty-fve men were found in the
north entry where the explosion or
iginated. at IL o'clock
They are being brought out slowly
over the debris. but are not yet iden-
tilted
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Montana In Doubt.

Helena, Mont, Nov. Both Chair
men Waite Of the Republicans and
Stewart of the Democrats are out In
statements this morning. claiming the
legislature on joint ballot
Waite says the Republicans have
f1fty-four sure. with indications of IF
ty-six. while Chairman Stewart gives
the Republicans only A
The legislature is composed of l02
members, making fifty-two necessary
10 elect a senator Should 1t result
In tie, Lieutenant Governor Allen.
a Republican. would cast the deciding
vote. Returns are coming In very
slowly and in some counties the Of
ficial count may be required
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Johneon in California

San Franc'sco. Nov. o-Complete
returns from $50 election precincts in
California outside Of San Francisco
give Ioh>son, Republican. for Cover
nor, 1851; Bell. Democrat. 25,926.
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HAS
NOTHING TO SAY
@ @ O G c c @ c c G G @ G Q

0 OYSTER. BAY, n. Y. Nov. {
O Absolutely nothing to
G say was the word that came
q from Sycamore Hill tonight {
O Theodore Roosevelt was at
g home all evening, but declined {
o to receive intcrviewers {
G The probable attitude of {
Q Colonel Roosevelt, In view OF
Q the result OF the election, can
@ be judged only by what he {
9 said in the last few days.
Q In his speech at Davenport,
G last Friday, he said that IL the
> Republicans were beaten this
@ time they would win next {
. time. and that, win or lose, the {
= fight would go on. Just after {
O he had voted today, he said
9 again that whether the result {
Q was favorable or not, the par
. tv would keep up the fight
9 He made il clear tlat the cleo
. ton is only 4 step in a fixed
g program, so far as the New {
q York situation is concerned. {
@ His victory over the "old {
@ glnrd" has placed the party In {
@ position from which 1t will {
Q go steadily ahead.
@ Colonel Roosevelt has givcn {
. DO indication as to what po- {
9 HtlcaI moves he will make In {
0 the future. All he said is that {
@ he hopes TO enjoy the seclu-
@ sion OF Sag1more Hill for
@ some time TO como.
Q Q Q Q 0 o Q Q o Q 0 6 Q O {