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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
Ell PUEBLO DEBE
SABERLO T0DO

Aver, como todes los a7ios al inau
gurarse los trabajos lejislativos, cir
cularon rumeres acezca de PROPOSE
tos de algunos delegados de
presentar formas al reglamento de Ia
camara. Los rumores llegaban afr
mar que Sc trataba de empequenecer
el circulo de amplia ibertad de los
delegados 4 discutir y esponer sus
ideas, con la ampitud que ellos juz
guen necesarla.
No pensamos que deba ponerse
atenci6n a Ia inverocimiltud de
esos rumores. La camara insular
puertorriquena faa dado siempre
muestras de gran cultura y discre-
cion Hemos dido afirmar 4 algunos
norteamericanos que no todas las
Legislatures de su pals tienen una
camara tan seria y sensats como
la puertorriquena.
Cladsulas reglamentarias para cohl
bir la expression de las ideas, no son
comprensibles entire nosotros. Ell
pats viene de Ia OPPRESSION; en- ella Sc
encuentra todavia; y va que Sc nos
respeto el derecho de tener una ca
mara elegida por el pueblo, seria
incomprensible que los mismos puer-
torriqueilos trataran de coartar sus
propias ibertades.
Rara vez fue aquf Ia c&mara otra
cosa que una corporation digna de
todo respeto. De incidentes que pu-
dieran caer bajo Ia critica, hubo
muy pocos casos. Solo algunu que
otro incidente que en- organismos de
esta clase Y en- todas parties, ocurren
NADIA tiene que reprimir nuestros vo
ceros y representatives; y q este res
peto es seguro que Ia opinion pdbli-
ca Sc mostraria celosa de las iber-
tades va conquistadas y no le serfa
grato NADIA que no fuera respetar-
las. Los defectos del parlamenta.
rismo, no deben ser atribuidos q la
camara puertorriquefia. Son defec-
tos del sistema, no de nuestros COM
patriotas; Y 81 en- alguna question Sc
promulgan losdebates 8 Sc abre ante
el pueblo el pecho de sus hijos para
mostrar como ellos piensan y sien-
ten, no seria prudente contener el
ESQ de un derecho por el que por las
largos amos suspiramos.
Nuestro pueblo, de otro lado,
quiere oirlo todo, quiere saberlo to-
do. Representatives. reservados y
meticulosos, no son los que el ha ele-
gido. En- la pasada legislature, fue-
ron sinceros, expresaron ibremente
sus ideas, y todo ell nundo supo CO.
mo pensaron Y como sintieron. La is
Ia entera debe conocer todo cuanto
pase y Sc Olga en- la legislature y no
cabe sospechas siquiera que aplau-
diera nuestro piblico NADIA que no
fuera rcspetuoso con los derechos
que las leyeS reconocen nuestro ;
representatives.
No merecen crGdito, 4 nuestro vn-
tender. tales rumores. No son nue.
vos. En- otroS amos han circulado
tamhien. como 81 un espiritu de reac-
ci6n quisiera predisponer los animos
a la paz y la concordla entire nues :
tros representatives.
La camara tiene sus reglas de pro-
cedimiento, Y seguramente nadie
pens6 en- crear leyes en- conficto con
los principles.
FL pueblo debe oirlo todo. Y asi
acknowledgements V como siempre
procedera la camara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
2.21O

Delantal Y ranalones para nihos
Este delantal V pantalones de ju-
gar es aprop6sito para ninos y tam
bien es una economic para las ma
dres.
Ell delantal es de sencillo estilo,
cerrado en- la espalda V un cinturon
que empieza debaio de los brazos,
sobre la cadera V cae en- formG de
lazo hace de este un encantador mo-
-ielo. Is hecho de batista con obrita.
In cuello vuelto hacia abajo, parti-
10 en- dos parties con las esquinas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

Los mosquitoes llevan la infection
del Paludismo. La Pam ala cura el
Paludismo, haga Vd. la prueba.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejos a
81 pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

una parte de acido por cada ciento
de aqua.
3o.-Regar con una solucion de
cloruro de cal al ) por 100.
Estos tres sistemas han sido pues-
tos deshe hace bastante tempo en-
practica, siempre con buenos result
tados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11
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(IOnnnuAc1on
epidemic movo paece habee tornado medda alg
de acuerdo la pueda Gobeo sud
geso Undos para tales
discussion detenda del asto recomiendo resoc6n
queden Teoo bjo o de onsguaco
mes de dete de econonno Sc pntar
ley connendo las dpoones obre
cuar #* .s*t
por que tasac6n de Ell cobro de
tbuones Puerto Rico suceptble moramento material
este recomiendo vestra consideration mo
ficaciones de dcha ley:
La modification del Arfcuo del c6digo Poco sentdo
de concede no menos de pencia
clones E peodo de que ahora demasado bre
We para dGe enRnsato ri de sss este M SG@sd0
los conbuyenes cuya nas hubn venddo po faa
pago de Las n ano dentro del puedan dm
fnca de seis La actuadad.
LEY MUNICIPAL.
Deben hacerse cambos Ia Ley Municipal que contr
buan ejor cumpmento respea dposones
de Ia misma, sin aterar tendenca alcance general
cantdad mos en- do de la sura de los
electives drante ses del pecedene
nomo A1n cuando eneaente safactoro
respa todes exception hcha procde
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pae
recomenda que moque ley que haga
nuamente ppuesto cudadoso poduco probable de
mueb nmuebe en- mucpo de acuerdo con e pad6n
buciones ocna del Tsorero Puerto Rico cogo hasa
artfcuio g de Ia msma ley dpone Acad pued desu
ustcada todo unconaro epleado del munipo
efe de las nanzas del munc mpone
responsibilities Es beneco de los municpos de
cudadnos mas desempeno
ha de efazmen denso de
pdbhcos Recomendo enmende
da desturse conador
conceo municipal soamente despu que hubn
senado conceo eco contra dcho nconar
tempo para po ecto cops certificates
de dhos cargos de la contesaon asman del
lnsular archlvo
La Juna abr poposone adudicar subastas
ontratos muncpas conste actumente del Aae Peente
del Conceo Municipal Secretaro Municipal Reomndo que od
cando acuo &c. suuya Secreao Municipal por
Municipal en- Junta.
Ell sudo del Municipal en- los Municipos de
Cae $1,000 del Contador Municipal dspne Dor ar
o 81 que Secetario Municipal munpos puede tambn
de Contador Conceo a apeba Cuando M ca
pacad combnada tiene deecho suedo maxmo
ndvuo dempee los debes
tenda derecho sudo maximum de ST. Ell artcuo
odcase dponendo uando Secretaro los
muncpos de clase ae tambn de Contado
sud Concejo Municipal que de candad
de 1900
LEY DE RENTAS INTERNAS
Las es renas neas vgnes han vgor
solo geras enmiendas 1907 Ea responder ea
cambo de condolences dese
hacer odcacons
ha ndcado Este facddes
aphacion tambn medda equtatva para todos
los contbuyene meados eacon ese
sendo fin proyecto
ldele ley.
Para permo de mi sincere deo de
toda medda recomende
meores ntereses de la comunidad general
GEO R. COTTON.
Casa de Goberno.-Enero 10, 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

Los abogados puertorriquehos Sc
reuniran esta tarde en- el salon de 50
Colegio (audiencia territorial, hoy
Corte suprema y de distrito) para ira
tar de la modification de- bill Foraker
en- euanto se relaciona con los tribu.
males de iusticia y especialmente de
Ia Corte Federal y de SD jurisdiction.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-ouININA.
FL boticario devolvera ell dinero sino So
cura. La frma de E. W. GRove Sc haila
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-11

Juan, P. R. Enero 10, de 1910.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
HAD BLOOD TO SPARE.
Especial to The Sentinel.

New York, Feb. 2.-After 400
middle-aged men had volunteered to
give their blood in the Kings county
hospital yesterday, in response to an
advertisement which offered a 'rea-
sonable compensation" and had been
rejected by Surgeon Werteuberg,
Emil Motul, the 1S-year-old son of a
farmer, walked from Maspeth, l.. l.,
10 miles and announced to the hos
pital surgeon that he was ready to
submit to the operation,
Motul's arrival came when the
relatives of Jerry De La Carte, whose
leg had been amputated above the
knee, had despaired of finding any
one suitable for the TRANSMISSION of
blood,
u guess I'll do" he announced
simply. when he reached the surg
cons room. Got lots of blood, more
than ! need, and If it's any good to
you, doctor, help yourself" And the
doctors did.
Jerry will recover.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
WIFE CHARGED WITH MURDER.
[special 70 The sentinel.l

Hazelhurst. Miss, Feb. 2.-The
discovery of an old grave by negroes
led to the arrest yesterday of Mrs.
Caroline Lewis on a charge of murd-
ering her husband. Steve Lewis. two
years ago. Lewis, who was a rich
planter, disappeared in 1908. A
search proved futile, but clews re-
suited in the murder suspicion. Of
ficers learned that negroes had dis
covered what they believed was a
grave near the Lewis home and an
investigation ended in the finding Of
a decomposed body of the man. Sus-
picion was at once directed to the
wife. The officers went to her home
and put her through a severe ques-
tloning, which resulted in placing her
under arrest. 1t is believed the body
taken from the grave can easily be
identified as that of Lewis by the
clothing found on it when it was I'M
earthed
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
FAKIRS EVEN IN BIRTHS.
1snecial to The sentinel.l

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 2.-Assert-
ing his belief that quadruplets were
not born to Mrs. w. w. Wilson last
Friday, DR.. A. c. Pratt, who attenued
the woman afterward, has refused TO
issue birth certificates. DR.. Powers,
city health officer, asserted today
that he believed from knowledge al
his command that certificates had
already been issued for all four OF
the babies under other names 1t Is
declared that the babes are not of the
same age.
In the Wilson home the claim is
reiterated that Mrs. Wilson gave birth
to quadruplets. Her only attendant
at the time was a woman not listed
as a graduate nurse.
The case has excited interest from
the fact that the Wilson's were hon
ored by Col Roosevelt after the al
legged arrival of triplets at their Chi
cago home several years ago, it being
charged afterward that two of the
'triplets" were borrowed for the oc-
casion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
MORE LANDS WITHDRAWN.
TSpecial TO The Sentinel.

Washington. Feb. 2.-In aid of
proposed legislation affecting the dis
position of lands on the public do
main thought to be valuable for pow
er purposes, the interior department
has Withdrawn the following public
lands: Seventeen thousand. three
hundred and thirty-two acres along
the Clearwater river and tributaries,
in the state of Idaho: 2,649 acres
along the Walia Walla river. in Ore
gon; 24.152 acres along the Sewer
river, in the state of Utah.
A careful review of power site
withdrawal No. AZ. along the Green
river in Utah, shows that of the area
originally Withdrawn, lI,4S7 acres
has been restored to the public do
main.
The first farm lands withdrawn
under the reclamation act, embracing
approximately S.034 acres of land
along the Green river In Utah, which
lands were Withdrawn because OF
their power possibilities, has been
changed TO temporary power site
withdrawal in order to bring under
one head all lands withdrawn directly
or indirectly for power purposes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
CUT OFF ANOTHER PRIVILEGE
Special to The Sentinel.

Chicago, Feb. AL the railroads
west of Chicago have decided to dis
continue the privilege of returned
shipments at half rates. which the
shippers have enjoyed for many
years, The cancellation of this priv
ilege will add materially to the trans
portation charges, and for that rea-
son has aroused shipping organiza-
tions TO action throughout the West,
The railroads which have Joined in
cutting out this privilege are men,
bers of the Western classification, an
organization which controls the class
fieation, of all freight.
According to the traffic men OF
the Western railways. the cancella-
ton OF this privilege was due to an
order recently issued by the inter
state commerce mission,
Sentinel want ads bring resulta
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
DAVIS COUNTY NURSERIES,
ROY, UTAH.

If you want any trees. apple. cher
ry. pears. peaches. plums, shade
roses or shrubs. call on Capt. Mile;
Standish, agent. 332 Grand juno
tion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02
= NOWLEDGE Comes to Him Who Seeks
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The daily sentinel., 1910-02-02

Eat your next Sundays dinner a
the Board Of Trade. They are great
Under new Management.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13

Madrid Oct. I3-The great in
dustrial disturbance in France and
unrest in Spain today threatens to
precipitate the fall of the tottering
throne Of Alfonso XIII. Secret prep
arations are being made to remove
the royal family to a point near the
French frontier, presumably to San
Sebastine. Officials deny there is any
danger of an uprising, but 1t is known
and admitted officially that the Eng
lish fleet at Gibraltar is ready to aid
In protecting the foyal family. Should
the revolution overthrow the dynasty
1t is believed the Spanish princes will
be placed aboard a warship to rejoin
the king and queen in England.
Alarming reports continue to come
In from outlying provinces through
secret channels of the revolutionists.
Official messages, however, convey
little information other than Of the
constant transfer of troops Off
cial dispatches assign the movements
of the troops for service in Morocco,
while many southern garrisons have
been transferred and some are really
en- route to Africa. The reserves have
taken their places but northern gar
risons where the sedition is strongest
have not been disturbed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
PEACE NOW RE|GNS
on FURNISH PROJECT
AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
OF COE OBLIGATIONS
Col. Raley Brings News of Peaceful
Ending of Controversy-Work on
Dam VIII Proceed and Also Col
onization-Old Organization to Stay.

The controversy between the Fur
nish and the Coe interests in con-
n6ction with the development and
settlement of the FurnishCoe pro-
ject has been amicably settled and
operations on the project and upon
the dam are to proceed without any
litigation.
This Is upon the authority of Col.
j. II. Raley, who returned last eve
ming from Portland, where he hay
been upon business connected with
the settlement of the affairs. Ac7
cording to Col Raley money has been
provided for meeting all the obliga-
tions of DR.. II. w. Coe in connection
with his part of the project. He also
states that the work upon the dam
at Coe station will be completed and
that the general settlement and de-
velopment OF the project will pro-
ceed. He intimates that for the most
part at least, the Columbia Land
company organization will handle af-
fairs with respects 60 the further col
onizing Of the project
The full settlement of the diff
culties which have arisen at STAN
field and upon the Furnish-Coe pro-
ject has not yet been made. 1t will
be several days before the final pa
pers are signed and as a result full
details as to the deal are not divulg-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
ROUNDUP COWBOY GETS BRIDE
IN SPITE Of |RATE FATHER

Love is all and all is love" What
matters whether it is a forbidden fruit
denied to yearning heart under pen.
atty of direful consequences or wheth.
er the way to it's fulfilment1leads to
the abnegation of family and friends
and separation from them forever
What is worth is worth its price and
on the consecrated altar of the divine
passion, nothing is too dear for the
sacrifice.
such was no doubt the tenor of the
thoughts which have recently been
chasing through the brain cells of
Miss Mary Kluckis that was. Mrs.
Harry b. Inman that is. erstwhile of
Portland, but now of the range and
COW camps of eastern Oregon. and
such thoughts undoubtedly Justified
her in the course she was impelled to
take. She arrived in Pendleton yes-
terday morning and before the sun
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
EILL
HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
JAY BOWERMAN WILL
BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Republican Nominee for Governor
Here in Interests of His Campaign
Judge S. A. Lowell VIII Preside
at Meeting.

Acting Governor Jay Bowerman will
be the principal speaker at the first
big republican rally of the campaign
which is to be held in the Court
House this evening at o'clock. The
Roundup cowboy band will furnish
music for the occasion and will begin
with street concert at 7:sO. At the
conclusion of the concert the band
will head the parade which will be
formed on the street for the march
to the Court House. Miss Bernice
Ruppe will also sing at the meeting.
Bowerman is the republican nomi-
nee for the office which he has been
filling temporarily during the past
few months. He has been in eastern
Oregon for the past few days having
already held large meetings in La
Grande and Baker City.
Judge stephen A. Lowell of this
city, who opposed the nomination of
Bowerman, but who is now advocat-
ing the election OF the entire repub-
Hcan ticket as nominated, will be the
chairman of the evening George T.
Cochran of La Grande. republican
candidate for water commissioner will
also speak. Other republican candi-
dates will have places on the platform
and it is possible that some of them
VIII take part in the program.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
OTHER EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS MAY BE OF[RTHROWN SOON

Pending adoption, Rev. w. H. Foulks.
d. d., will, by appointment of Gen
eral Executive Committee, address
Synod on Systematic Beneficence.
Consideration Of Practical Methods
one hour-(suggested by Dr. Hub
bard).
Adoption of Report of Executive
Committee.
Miss Julia Hatch, representing ~
P. Board Of Home and Foreign Mis-
sions, will address Synod.
Friday Afternoon.
200
Report of Committee on Foreign
Missions Grew Henry Townsend Bah
cock, Chairman). Pending adoption
a conference of one hour will be con-
Quoted on practical lines, by Rev.
Ernest F. Hall, as the representative
of the Board of Foreign Missions and
Secretary Western District.
Adoption of Reports on Foreign
Missions.
Reports of the Committee on
Foreign Missions.
Report OF the Committee on Church
Activities, Grew. I. NJ. Boyles, acting
chairman). Pending adoption, Rev.
William Parsons, D. D., will address
Synod as the representative of the
General Assembly's Committee on
Temperance.
Rev. Ward W. MacHenry will (by
request of DR.. John r. Sutherland)
address Synod in the interests of the
Sustentation Fund.
Adoption of Report on Church Ac-
tivities.
Place and Hour of next Meeting.
Friday Evening.
7:30-
Opening Exercises.
Popular Addresses on the Edin-
burg Conference.
l. Its bearing on the worldwide
work, DR.. VIM. H. Foulkes.
2. Its message to the men of the
church, Rev. Henry Narcotic.
Prayer and Benediction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
San Francisco Woman Tells
eff Conversation She Over
heard.
POLICE NOW SEARCHING
FOR MYSTERIOUS LADY
Mrs. T.. II. IngersOll Relates Story of
Two Men Who Secured Rooms at
Her House-Brought There BY An
other WOman-Overheard Conver-
sation in Which Dynamite" and
Los Angeles Were Mentioned
Description Tallies With Men Who
Bought Explosive.

San Francisco, Cal, Oct. 13-Seek-
ing for a mysterious woman believed
to have been mutual friend of the
socalled ]. B. Bryce and Morris. sus-
pected dynamiters of the Los An
geles Times, detectives today began
a systematic search of this city. Their
information was furnished by Mrs. E.
r. Ingersoll who told the police that
Bryce was brought to her home at
1866 Twentieth street two weeks be-
fore the explosion by a woman ac-
quaintance. He engaged rooms there
and shortly afterward was joined by
Morris She overheard their con-
versations about Dynamite" and
LOS Angeles" but was afraid to tell
until last night
Mrs. Ingersoll said she feared for
her life The woman who brought
Bryce to her home is being sought as
she will lead to the men wanted if
Mrs. Ingersoll's suspicious are cor
rect Ingersoll said the men receiv-
ed many telephone calls from men
and women during their stay from
the 4th to the 18th.
Mrs 1ngersolls description of
Bryce tallies exactly with that given
Of Bryson one of the purchasers of
the dynamite, while she describes
Morris in such a way as positively
to identify him as the "squirt eyed
man." another Of the trio.
According to Mrs. Ingersoll, Bryce
came to her house on September 4,
telling her that he was a printer from
Chicago, but that he had just come
from Los Angeles, where he had been
for two or three days. Bryce greeted
Morris when the latter called as
"Smithy." When Bryce wept to the
hotel he telephoned Mrs. Ingersoll,
asking her TO take dinner with him.
She refused, she said. because the
conversations she had heard between
Bryce and Morris had alarmed her.
What the substance of these conver-
sations was she refused to say fur
ther than that they We're plotting
against some one and used the word
dynamite.
Mrs. Ingersoll was positive that the
two men did not leave here on the
gasoline schooner Kate, but would not
say how she knew. She said both men
left san Francisco some time after
September "a, and that they went in
different objections
Morris. the "squint eyed man." is
thought to be the man who rented
the launch Pastime or Peerless, the
description furnished by Mrs. Inger-
soil tallying exactly with that given
by the launch owner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
Coal PrOiurSiOn-

New York, Oct. 13.-Figures Jus,
completed by European authorities
show that the United States is far
in the lead in the production and con-
sumption of coal. The figures are
for the year 1909, and give the coal
output of this country as approxi-
mately S90,O00,000 tons The United
Kingdom is second with 263.OOO,O
tons, Germany third with 10000
600 tons, France fourth with 3S,O0O.-
900 tons, and Belgium fifth with 2s,-
100000 tons, The percentage of in
crease in coal production over the
previous year was also greatest in
the United States. In both this coun-
try and the United Kingdom, how
ever. the output for last year fell be-
low that of 1907. The total coal pro-
duction Of the world for the year is
given as about $4,000. 600 tons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
Has Record Fruit Yield.

Walla Walla, Wash.-One of the
best fruit yields of the valley that
has been reported is that of w. o.
Roberts, who from three-acre or
chard this year will pick 1000 boxes
of Rome Beauty apples, of which 1850
boxes will be graded as fancy.
On this showing Mr.. Roberts will
turn 20 acres Of wheat land to fruit
next year, the first move in turning
his entire ranch into apples, replace
ing grain. The 1000 boxes of apples
will bring him about $4,000. This same
land in wheat would not return $500,
or near that sum.
Mr. Roberts makes two pickings of
his apples, taking the best, the four
and one-half tier fires, and then max
ing another of the three and one-half
and fours.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13

London, Oct. ia dispatch from
Paris to the London Globe today says
the railroad strike has developed into
a revolutionary struggle for the pur-
pose of overthrowing the government.
Bloodshed and rioting is imminent
and scenes approximating the French
revolution are expected when the
troops, half of whom are loyal and
half favorable to the syndicate" are
ordered to suppress the demonstra-.
tions against the government. Re-
ports from Paris say that 800 men
and women strikers engaged in a gun
fight with the police today when the
police attempted to break up a meet
ing of the strike leaders in the office
OF La Humanite. a socialistic news
paper One woman and one soldier
are reported killed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-13
ADVOCATES
A TARIFF COMMISSION

Veedersburg. Ind, Oct 13.-Col.
Roosevelt here this afternoon spoke
in favor of the tariff commission and
urged the reelection of Senator Bev-
eridge.
He said that the people favor the
tariff which equallzes the cost of
production in this country and abroad
and in order to bring this about, a
tariff commission was necessary "The
difference between the cost of pro-
duction at home and abroad cannot
be ascertained by dickering and log
rolling among the special interests
whom the tariff directly affects" said
the colonel.