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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

DEBATE BEGINS
NUMBER OPPOSITION SPEECHES
MADE IN THE SENATE AND
HOUR OF CONVEYING is AD-
VANCED TWO HOURS.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June 14-The first
days consideration of. the reciprocity
bill by the senate was characterized by
several events. In addition to listen
ing to opposition speeches by Curtis
Of Kansas, and McCumber Of North
Dakota, the senate made the bill un-
finished business on the calendar and
changed the hour Of meeting from 2
to IL.
Nelson Of Minnesota will speak in
opposition to the bill tomorrow.
PenrOse. in charge of the bill, to-
night expressed the belief that discus
sion will be brought to a close as
speedily as possible. Bristow intro
duced an amendment reducing the
sugar duty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
BY Associated Presa

Roncfglione, Italy. June 14.-Herr
Frey, the only competitor in the Paris
Rome-Turin aviation race to attempt
the final leg Of the course, lies in the
hosital here with his right arm and left
leg broken and his lower jaw fractured.
In periods of delirium he fights again
the battle with the fog that was his
yesterday.
Frey does not appear to have been
injured internally and the physicians
believe that he will recover. His wife
came from Florence during the night
and is with him today. The time limit
for the race will expire tomorrow and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
BASEBALL
ORDINANCE PASSES
CASHIER DEAD;
ASST. JAILED
RY AssoeIatsd Rrsna.

Tarboro, N. c., June
14.-Cashier Luther V.
Hart of the Bank of Tar
boro, committed suicide
today, and A 81 S ant
Cashier E. B. Hussey, is
in Jail, charged with COM
pllclty in the misappro-
priation of $4,000 of the
banks funds as the result
of a visit to the bank this
morning by the state
bank examiner.
Following the expos
ure the bank was placed
in charge of the state Off
cials, and the doors closed
pending a further investi-
cation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
KNOX AND HAMLIN
HAVE LIVELY TILT
EXPOSE WRECK
MAINE TONIGHT
by Assoelated Press.

Havana, June 14.-Be-
fore sundown tomorrow
the work of removing the
water from the coferdam
enclosing the wreck of the
battleship Maine will be
perfected to the extent
that it will disclose por-
tions submerged for thir-
teen years, including that
part Immediately affected
by the explosion, and a
portion of the berth deck
where it is believed lie
most of the victims bod
les.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
TARIFF ONLY At
EXTRA SESSION
ATTEMPT TO EXTEND LEGIsLA-
TIVE PROGRAM FAILS COMPLETE.
LY AT A CAUCUS OF DEMO-
Gratis.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, June IA An attempt
to extend the legislative program of
the Democratic majority in the house
at the extra session of congress failed
completely tonight at a caucus of
Democratic representatives. The result
was a reinforced determination to
conflne the legislative efforts of the
session to the tariff. Among the mat
ters turned down at the caucus was
a bill providing to change the enlist
ment period of from three to five
years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
BY Associated Press.

London, June 14-The strike Of sea-
men and firemen was launched official
ly at Liverpool and at some of the
other ports of the British Isles and the
Continent this morning. The first big
steamers to be tried were the Atlantic
liners. The crews of the Teutonic and
Empress of Ireland, numbering $50 and
500 men, respectively, refused to sign.
Despite the recent efforts of the
Srille leaders to hold her up, the Olym-
pic, of the White Star Line, the largest
steamer afloat, got away from South
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
THE SHEIKS AND OTHER
OFFICIALS TO BE TRIED
BY Associated Press.

Jerusalem, June 14.-The Sheiks and
other officials of the Mosque of Omar
were sent under armed escort today to
Beirut, where they will be tried before
a special court on charges growing out
of the operations of the English ex-
plorers who, 1t is alleged, were per-
mitted to violate the Mosque while ex-
cavating for sacred relics.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
DIED IN PRESENCE OF DOGS,
HIS ONLY COMPANIONS,
BY Associated Press.

New Orleans, June 14.-Attracted by
the dismal howl of dogs policemen.
yesterday found the body Of L. J.
Plummer. 81 years of age, in secluded
rooming quarters in Dauphine street,
after a hard fight with Plummer's sole
companions-three dogs. When officers
attempted to enter the room, the dogs
made a concerted attack on them and
1t was not until the dogs had been
beaten senseless could Plummer's
body be removed to the morgue. Lit
tie is known of Plummer except that
the three dogs was his constant COM
panions There is no suspicion of
foul play.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
CHOLERA
ABOARDL|NER
VESSEL ARRIVES IN PORT OF
NEW YORK WITH A TRUE CASE
ABOARD = THE PASSENGERS
ARE ALL DETAINED.
BY Associated Press.

New York, June IA ship with a
true case of cholera came into port
today. The Italian line steamer, Eu-
ropa, from Genoa and Naples, dropped
anchor off quarantine and reported
that a steerage passenger was aboard
suffering from cholera.
The patient is on his way to recov-
cry. The Europa with its n cabin
passengers and 363 steerage passen-
gers will be held at quarantine for
the present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

ENDORSED BY
PUBLISHERS
Resolutions Adopted Urg,
ing Southern Senators to
Vote For the Measure.

ASK THIS NOT BECAUSE OF PRO-
VISIONS RELATING TO WOOD
PULP AND PRINT PAPER, BUT
BECAUSE THEY BELIEVE THE
MEASURE TO BE FAIR TO THE
MANUFACTURERS OF PRINT PA
PER IN THIS COUNTRY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
NO JOBS FOR
AR|STOCRACy
THEY WILL NO LONGER BE RE-
cOGNIZED IN NORTHERN MEX
ICO DECLARES GOVERNOR
GONZALEZ.
RY Associated Press.

Chihuahua, June 14.-Governor Con
zales has made know the fact that
"aristocracy" in northern Mexico will
no longer be recognized. He appoint
ed a shoemaker to the office of jefe
politico yesterday. A jefe politico in
Mexico has more power than a may
or in the United States.
Hereafter" says Gonzales, Mex
leo is to be the friend of the poor man.
The government will be run by men
selected because of their ability and
moral standing. The peoples trusts
will not be turned over to the aristo-
cracy for their public looting."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
MERGING Of
BIG BAKERIES
TWENTY-oNE GO INTO GENERAL
BAKING COMPANY WITH CAP
ITAL OF $2o,ooo,ooo AND BONDS
OF 5000, 900.
BY Associated Press.

New York, June 14.-Twenty-o big
baking companies in cities from Bos-
ton to st. Louis and New Orleans were
merged today under the name of the
General Baking Company, with a cap
ital of $50, 100000 in stock and $5,oO0,-
900 in bonds.
Bakeries will be operated in fifteen
cities.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
FINAL SESSIONS HELD.

Boston, June 14.-Final sessions OF
the thirty eighth annual conference of
charities and corrections was held to-
day in the various halls around Beacon
Hill. New phases Of the questions
which have occupied the attention of
the delegates during the past week
were taken up during the day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
REV. DR.. NORMAN PLASS
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
BY Associated Press

Boston, June IA plea Of guilty
was offered in the midst of his testi-
mony in the United States district
court today by Rev. DR.. Norman Plass
former president of the Redeemabl
Investment Company, who was on trial
for using the mails in furtherance of
a fraudulent scheme.
Charles H. Brooks, the president,
and John I. Trappegan, the assistant
treasurer, pleaded guilty to technical
fraud. All three will be fined instead
Of imprisoned, it is understood.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
HEIKE FAILS
TO DISCLOSE
INFORMATION
Investigators Did Not Dis
cover Secret of Have
meyers Power.

CONFIDENTE OF THE FORMER
SUGAR KING" AND SECRETARY
OF AMERICAN SUGAR CO., EN-
TIERS HIS INDICTMENT, PROVES
THAT HE KNEW NOTHING OF
THE OPERATIONS OF HAVE
MEYER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
WAR MATERIAL
FOR HONDURAN
GOVERNMENT
No Credence Given to Ru-
mors of Another Revo-
luton.

GOVERNMENT is PREPARING TO
EQUIP SEVERAL REGIMENTS
OF INFANTRY WITH MODERN
RIFLES, CONFLICTING REPORTS
COMES FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO THE EFFECT THAT ANoTH-
Err REVOLUTION is LAUNCHED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
Latter Intirnates Famous
Portrait Voucher Has
Been Doctored.

MESSENGER TEsTIFIEs THAT HE
FOUND VOUCHER ON FLOOR
NEAR DESK OF DIs5URsING OF
FIcER MoRRIsoN-KNox PRE-
sENTs A SECOND RECEIPT AND
CHAIRMAN SAYS HE BELIEVED
1T HAD BEEN "FIXED UP"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
No Vote Against Measure
and it Was Read Second
and Third Times.

THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
THROUGH REV. JULIAN S. si6-
LEY, ENTERED A PROTEST.
STANDING COMMITTEES ARE
ANNOUNCED BY THE MAYOR
LIBRARY ORDINANCE is INTRO
DUCED AND TABLED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
cAMoRREsT TRIAL ADJoURNs.

Viterbo, Italy, June 14.-Because of
the failure of Alessandro Lioy, of the
counsel for defense to appear in court
today. President Bianchi adjourned
the trial Of the Camorrists until Fri
day. Lioy withdrew from the pro-
ceedings yesterday after he had been
accused OF tampering with witnesses
for the crown. The prisoners were
much disappointed over the delay, for
which they held Lioy responsible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
Busines Opportunities.

There's ,portunity a-plenty for
the small ivestor II he keeps his
eyes open Ind watches the busi-
ness chand in The Journal Want
Columns.
BuSinessehanges are occurring
constantly tProprietors Of various
small Establishments. such as Cd
gar stores confectionery stores,
barber shos, restaurants, room
ing housesmoving picture shows,
distributerscf specially lines. etc,
are often reed for various bust
ness or pAonal REASONS to sell
out their establishments. Such
conditions esent opportunities for
acquiring Established places Of
business der excellent condi-
tions.
Scores onuch chances as these
are enunehed from time to time
In the warAds as well as many
larger busisS opportunities that
involve thenvestment OF consid-
erable sum
II you a. seeking an invest
ment, or iFou desire additional
businS"c3 on The Journal
Want Ads solve your business
problems.
Read TheournaI Want Ads.
Use The ArnaI Want Ads.
!
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Continued on Page FIve)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
Is PAGES TODAY.

Pensacola Harbor Is the Deepest and
Best Port South of Newport News.
The evening world., 1911-06-10

mood that lay between the turned-back
rug edge and the door.
II painted It and | had no trouble"
replied Mrs. Jarr. "I'Ve been skiing
you to do It for me for days and days,
and YOU wouldn't. so I got e = early
this incoming and did 1t myself while
you were snoring
81 don't snore,' retorted Mr.. Jarr.
MAY be lazy, but dor't snore!"
To prove tt he tur-"d owe and went
to sleep again with nasal accompani-
ment.
'lIey, YOU get up" cried Mrs. Jarr.
sharply,
And to augment the remark she threw
some light portable objects at him from
the hall, These we're a whiSk broom. q
cane, tho telephone directory and Mr..
Jars new straw hat.
Some few struck Mr.. JAM, strange TO
say. and all landed on the bed. But this
was becaus Mrs. Jarr was not really
e~ndeavoring TO hit HIM 'ith any of
them. Mr.. Jarr runted and awoke.
Il say. be careful stepping over from
the rug to the doorway repeated Mrs.
The evening world., 1911-06-10

% q nal with heavy whfskers washes his face don't You? HI dampens one
n Of q towel and rua II across his forehead. Bt those or III wo rave H
tensivs cearngs O. our maps wn - confronted by a s@ious situation Think
how a nan with q large. smooth frontpiee n a rontop cn Sy like pa-
mond Jim Brady. will suffer!
But rom what I ca hear the condition in New York isn't . patching
to the state Of affairs W in Westctester County. ! va talking to a Yonker
IA abo It this morning. I didn't recognize him at hrt He had two
of his eek. Grapes do we'll YOU know. in a light sandy soil with a sente
knew MIN. He told me a pteous story. He aMd the police VI h "a won let
anybody use the garden hse an more People With srass am we arc drven
to fnghtful extremfies.
TIE lady right next to him. h q syv. Is trying to keep " Crimson
Ramblers m a bed of houyhocks alive with a medicine droppr fl of
w wasn't hat ". left over after her little boy had tho measles. On tho
other side IL a IA who's usng a Tot water bottle or his serantums, satzer
.sphons are in uenepdo demand among people with nastnrtiums growing up
they're flowers INA take a lot Of moisture. II seens- AND there Isn't a bottle
of Florda water to b. had at the dmg sDres 10Y hat thu vrbsnas begun
to bloom. A lame mar h was suspeNed of having watero N the knee dropped
his crlthes and ~ ike a deer to ESCAPE W househohes that seemed to
have design o. him. only last Sunday a with the dropy went nut for
a short ak and had propositions made to him by three different msn.. "
Offering roc one ~ he's let himself be tapped o n their avn My friend
is thinking of mahan& an arran~sment with hs Chinese laundryHan to spray
his rose bushes ~ Ike same method the Chtnaman Uses for spraying shirt
fronts He wants 10 NJ a nmo poison In the mixture to Kill o the ants
Paris green wouldn't do anything NOR thar leave a pleasant taN IN the mouth"
~ suspect hat our friend vas exasgerNtng the u facts" sid Hiram
a&dy
% you know INA m ha occurred to me-" said Loerum But, be thai
N n may, I gather that M ae ver careful bout wasting water up In
Yonkers The only exception I've heard of was IN Yonkers Representative who
rept &C copously yesterday because lis daughter eIoped with a ex-footban star
"IIe obt@tsd. I believe to having a ho walker In Springfield. Mass. for
sonin-h law" said Hiram.
ANY young mar marrying into IN family NJ the average New YoH
Representative nAsN aho object to having a floor walker in Congress for
NAthsr+mlaw" sdd LosSnA
The evening world., 1911-06-10

clothes" said Mrs. Jarr. The !dea.'
That's true. At least I haven't had
a nifty dollar r,it since I've been mar
Red" he grumbled.
Maybe you think I have ffty dollar
dresses since I married? Maybe you
hin -"
But Mr.. Jarr saw he had started up
a dangerous subject.
II was only Joking" he interrupted
pladntively. Run away. little girl. and
let me get up and dress and get my
breakfast and get downtown to my
work."
well. hurry. You're Late sad Mrs.
Jarr and disappeared.
Mr.. Jarr arose. the bed clothes fall
ing on behind the bed. To this he paid
no attention, not thinking at the time
that they n the portable objects that
had been thrown at him had fallen in
and we're firmly stuck on the strip Of
heavy varrish stain behind the bed.
All he did notice at hrst was that the
distance between him and the doorway
was easily stepped over. And then he
saw his clothes were on . chair across
a space too WIDE to be even Jumped.
He was about to call Mrs. Jar. when
he noticed the bedclothes Ind the things
she had thrown At him were al on the
fresh paint behind the bed.
While the terrified wretch was de-
batting whether to Summon 1 and con-
fess all his glance fell upon me cane
Mrs Jar had ptayfuliy tosssd with
other things to wake him.
Securing this hs reached out ovsr tho
foot OF the bed and began to hsh for
his garments On the chair acros the
wide painted spaos.
Twice he nearly loSt his balance. and
otutchsd the foot OF the bed just in
time TO ave himself. The third time ne
went over and partly into the paint. He
turned the rolled 10 edge Of the rug
hands and face had made. And then.
moving the bed to the edge Of his desert
island, ne fished again.
This time he was more successful. He
got his waistooat with no damage ex-
cept that his watch swung outsof the
, pocket and cracked the crystal against
the foot Of the bed. Then he got his
coat on the aisle OF safety and began
angling for his trousers This wa the
most elusive of all the quarry, but
finally he hooked the crook of his cane
into q pocket and hauled in
Alas! Hall way owe the trousers fell
of. And MIR. Jarr, getting down. pulled
them out OF the paint with many a
savage lmprecation.
He got one glance at himself as he
stood upon the bed attired and gave
vent to some more imprecations. Then
he isAped out across the narrow space
To the hallway and streaked 1t for a
mail tailoring establishment where
they clean your clothes while you wait.
However. Mrs. Jarr found q two dollar
bill and ninety cents In silver stuck in
the paint. And. to Mr.. Jarr's surprise
when he came home at night prepared
sullsniy 70 defend himself. she never
alluded to . single thing. except that II
had been \ nice day and that the sum
msr was really herr u last
The evening world., 1911-06-10
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ana hrn,sht tbem ,aan 70 en-. go
,rhav %. s,,i 49, 80 .,.~S~,,
The evening world., 1911-06-10

Insead If heldnx you to understand n another. Q long snGnganuA oMy
HELPS you 10 deceive on another q little ion:er and to create for yourselves Gs
nsht. nd vtolets at = = OK Choosing q wife or a hu.nand y IN ptAAns
nut the combination N a lottery ticket or guessing tbs number Of beans 4 .
bag You've GOT to take . chance! And your nrst gusss 4 a nhsy - -
right as your asst one 'tHf.
The chap wit works t . sytsm tor paytns the matrimonial ems mt
ny NOR likely to win h TIN M wmo M his eesa pAs his naUG
down IN the table haphAsad-And then RISKS - forum on s CasRs Masnags
u uo ruette; nobody can toll how ne wheel Gr tho women) Will turn
epcept the little rod who plays ooupH.
Simply because o know . woman before you marry her 70 a o reason
that you wn know or aterwad. A woman Is a chaneleon. She ohangss color
on a nm. afternoon taMmg nonsense and absolutely impossible asain. a
gray Ky ON a winter morning when the breakfast is ate an yo~vs rot 20
oach q train.
No woman Is The m afer marriage as m "a betoresnd, a for uen
n on shoud take n hafdozen married men and stand them in a rw with
faces masked you couldn't tell them apart by their words m actions
They'd all Snen Ike tobacco AM cloves, N talk IN monosynabes n tell
the san fany tales when they com in late AM Eowl about the bills and
their wives to a peck IN tho check In lieu OF q kiss
An, YES we men arc a sad tot-And women a "a lottery; and nobody oan
and women are strange chemicals Add matrtmony, m on can't ten what
theyn turn no. Tho process Is likely to transform a grub into . hNbuny,
n bookworm into a sport a misar inoa spendthrtt a roundm into q hreAde
companion. a dude inoa SLOUGH. a Sunday school pet into wtfenea&r and a
rourder into the most devote and done Of usbands ever ~ in leading srtnss
I'M only thng yu "a be sure Of Is that there is song to be a CHANCE OF
som kind n tha at the altar, you viii take your last look at es person
o. nov love. t
counting thu buttons on hso or her coat. Eenie meenie- minie- mon mothssota.
OF AXE this lone or by putting q wish bone owe thu front door N mar.
the Aust person VIII walks under It, as to wait m study him " Ar
under a mhTosop or -four or five years. .+-t
You can't tell whether a horse is bailey or vicious Or bndas.vH. or 40
until you get him NJ Of the stable; n you can't tell beforehand now q ~
or oma will come ot. in tie wash of omeshcNy.
So the rapdhrs cOurtsnhp is perhaps a good ~ m other hnd-and 4 Ntls
Fr YOU nav he delightful uncertainty of taking long hano N M
lose, YOU are not particularly disappointed. because % haven't made NJ ~,
mind that yvu am playing q " tip m arc Going to win And, IF XN
wEN-wsn. Old chap 10 know Whist n msans 10 wa % . LONG aHofi
The evening world., 1911-06-10
Letters From the PEOPLE

squire" IL ola Form Of Spelling
N,hOir."
To ne nditor OF The Evening World
4 . > that a body OF singers can be
spelled ''quire." b says II In spelled
choir" Which 10 right,
HARRY G. s.
A Stsmnerer's Plaint.
TO ~ nMtos a ne pssaing World
TAsgs hes bsss much sal OF nate
abs8 esrss tor ~sammerins. II the
pseooD ~ G3vs aAvtos about stammsr-
Ing vNh ~ ssesr the public. thsrs
The evening world., 1911-06-10

would be fewer stammerers In the
world They tell rs "a take our time
and talk slowly How under heavens
can We do 10 when the people won't
give VS. half the time for talking that
they themselves take: Take II from
n who knows. STAMMERER.
Chappaqua. y. Y.
The Former IL Correct.
To the Editor Of The Evening World:
Which IN correct; MIR. johnson and
j were there" OF MIR, johnson and
me were thsrsY" II. 4
The evening world., 1911-06-10
Green Room
Clintin6s
BY Frank J. Wlstach

A GOOD many actors can't osms
. back eve whom N audiencs
dares than to.
HE actor ests his 3ob fFo0 ne
and his situation 0om
the dYamatist-
TN order 70 ~ In styN durfnG e1nse
~aeroplane dayp II 10 natural that Ne
actress should embrace her ~
terrier.
A 9 we'll try to on . bfook - Ougels
~ with . raSor ~ 10 hsdk oW0y
with criticism a as6osO -
opinion Of himsAlf.
A N histrfonsc triumph: Il = m
n that An actor who or @s,s ct
defeat has won. ~ H. oaoW
who can smile at his net Aao twA
The evening world., 1911-06-10

off the shackles OF
sleep and was pre-
pairing to e
and grid him for
the toll OF the day,
I've painted all
around the rug"
''How'm ] going
to get over that
" | d e r c II,
hey?" asked Mr..
Jarr. "a he cast a
~dcspairing glance
at the a OF
newly ST. n q ii
The evening world., 1911-06-10

to do II myself" was the reply.
We'll. why didn't you get the jan,tor
TO do it?' asked Mr.. Jarr. I'D rather
pay a quarter for those little Jobs than
to do It myself and get all marked up
with paint and ruin a fifty dollar suit
Of clothes TO. save twenty-five cents"
you never had a Atty dollar suit Of
The evening world., 1911-06-10

which real hero
Ism was shown.
II was a ripping
b 1 a a n d
gave us about hve
hours OF hard
work.
II was the WALL
paper factory OF
William Campbell
& Co. at Twenty
fourth street and
First avenue. 1t
destroyed I h q
paper factory. q
building s q v @ n
The evening world., 1911-06-10
Jarr Goes Fishing in a Harlem Flat There's
Plenty Of Luck for Al Concerned but Himself

Jarr. ITS freshly painted and IT'S
sticky"
why didn't you wait for me TO do
~" grumbled M. Jarr. Then / could
have painted my way out"
I've been waiting for you TO 10 II for
Ave weeks. SO. like everything else that
has to be done around this house. I had
The evening world., 1911-06-10

Old Oaken Bucket" was a hummer Of the city and never drank water
either from a bucket or a pump. The man that wrote of n long
ing for "a Life on the Ocean Wave STAYED in town and never went
to sea. The woman that writes best on how to raise children has
virtue or q reward.
1t is rcgrettabe that Judge Gary has recalled the law Of con-
tnriety to us in this way and just at this time, when all men were
having a summary confidence in his testimony. For il a call for
champagne to come in with the CLAIMS he Just 20 much steel ralcrv
from q man more witty than cpicurean, may not Judge Gary's de-
mand for more Governmental supervision be a mere matter Of irony ?
1t ID not everybody that calls loudcst for regulation that is most will
ing to be regulated.