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New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

FOR SAL

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rooms I02l-t OBS Marbridgs Building. L21
Roadway corner saith 81
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BOX a. Tribune office
ApVERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received az their Uptown Of1ce.
No 1894 Broadway, between 3Gth and 3Ith sts..
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
A'-A.-A.-EFFICIEN and superior chauf-
Ieu'' does an repairing. foreign Of domestic
cars, careful driver, has owa tools. six years
last employer seen. 20 anv distance. Cal"
Phone 1928 Plaza. Morrow Agency. III
ll-sNlnkloll ave, cor. 5sth ST.
6OOkkEEPER, credlt man. executive ability
70" einpioNed; Is years experience, guarantee
Q,liCh. accurate trial balances. profit and loss
statements; American born. sUeak write Ger
..gn. ADDRESS Ability. Tribune Uptown Ofce.
BoOkNEEPER, experienced man. mature years
wants suitable position. Permanent. BOX 4. 81
6th ave.
CHAUTFEJR-Go mechanic. OF married
citt license; careful. experienced driver any
carr Jersey city preferred. Platuer. ISS Del
aware .e Jersey City.
cit S1.--Fosition by man Who speaks
FRENCH, German and some Chinese. Nd
eiess, A. T. NJ, Tribune once.
EAiERF SrENOGRAPHER wants position
Nliea years experience salary $50 per month.
J. q. IT, Tribune Office.
JANlTOR.-Young coorad man: single: sober
reliable. wants gool position about Oct u.s..
onco. 1884 Broadway
REAL ESTATE- experienced man wants man
agcment o. property. can furnish bond. best
reference; money saving results EoX %. 1918
30 ave.
Female.
LADY wishes two hours occupation in after
Moons reading and taking care OF invalid or
conN alesceut Apply Mss Davidson Hotel Sc
Vile.
slENOGRAPVEE.- Fifteen years experience.
thoroughly comuetent iu every respect; capable
Miss r., lle5 lexington ave.
WOMAN Of unusual ability and long experience
desires temporary emp oyment az good salary.
highest references. *. L.. BOX 20, Tribune Of
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RESORTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.

MASSACHUSETTS.
The Mortified
East Mortified, Mass.
OPEN ALI THE YEAR
Among the Franklin Hills"
An Ideal IL qms me- iSr an hu,1mn sean.r1 Only
100 miles from New York LiYery ana GaIsss
Eens s1r ijst,asfd AT; ve2 s2o" G. a" MOODY. Mgr
PENNSYLVANIA
Enjoy Autumn's charms and attr9ctiyeness st
THE MOUNTAINS PARADISE.
WATER GAP HOUSE
DELAWARE WATER CAP. PA PA. ,0,.,,
rfirheqf altitude: overlooking all other hotels
,nd surrounding country Acknowledge 20 20
unquestiOnably The finest hotel IN eNery as
spect in this region. Entertains oQ0 guess. sa-
uteresting Sept. and Oct. rates Ni''7 -''
handsome booklet and J6HS SdiS TiTR TPtRRDE COPE.
NFW SPRUCE CABIN Inn. open 70 Dec
Ist Shooting IN season. hooins en- -, su.,7 60
bafh All arausements. Garage. Livery. sAu
lie Horses Booklct Lacka. r. X. 20 Cresco
w J q NJ . PRICE. Canadensis Pa
NEW JERSEY.
lar!5oroaGDs EIenbeldl
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Josiah white s sons Compsn-
COUNTRY BOARD.
FIVE V0YF can be Ind for two or three Ell
a.rIv ladies' with private family. permanent or
,arrroTarv 81 minutes from Grand Central up
fI,'ssCn"t ,eieDnou-. pii c0nveniences. 81 20 SlO
Address II les East l25th s.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
NV T-N-I,,s5 --rr0LOGTCAI SEMINARY.
Proadrav az t20tn street
Two PUBLIC Lectures on
PROBLEMS IN CHBlSTOLOGY
So che Fev Professor FRIEDRICH LOOFs.
pb ID. % D.. OF the University Of Halle,
Tuerdav october 10Th. and Wednesday. Octo-
her 18th az 90 =. M.
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Femdle.
rA-NDREss.- class, shirts ana .-.-. .oi.a..
SaO-S35. nest young woman so'u 1lg 4e-sI ID
Waldorf Agency - West $50 81. -A-"e '.'
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10

Bwav p-.' ''' ...'................. 5000
'GGsI Go, c, S-icsola, ave- we ..-..' 500
SCHUYLER Arms 3n7 ". 9sth St.. -
-.pe 6@l.--i- ee as u 95tn it, 800
~ nd
o.. ,1r ,,+I e. ah5rpslo-sl -. ] OOc
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
Three-Room Apartments.

Ashford. ISi Cathedral Parkway ay....... s
Fa.rview court ol-2 y oadway ....'-
3uO-3O2 W. tJth -t., Dear Broad way.
Oregon. 54tb 81. and seventh ave- j.
so.E. View. itUtL So. T. Convent ave-.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-10
Female

LADY wishes two hours occupation IN after
Moons reading and taking care Of invalid or
conYalesceut. Apply Mss Davidson Hotel Sc
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Honest Medicine Versus Fakes.

President Taft's recent message
an amendment TO the
the Pure Food and Drugs law IN
its relation to its Prepared Med''
cines, does not refer to such stan
dard medicines as Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound and Foley kid,
ney Pills, both Of which are true VI.
medicines carefully compounded OF
ingredients whose medicinal qua'l, !,
ties IS arc recognized by the med'cal
nrofession itself as thc-best known
known remedial agents for the o'S-
eases they-are intended to co"n'e,
act For Over three decades toley's
Honey and Tar Compound has
heen a standard remedy for coughs
colds. and affections of the tAroat,
chest and lungs for children ana fo'
crown persons. and it retains TO-DAY
It's pre.en,inence above all o,he' ,l,,
nreparations of its kind. Foley fhi
are equally effective anr mer''or'
Gus.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

tile south stood together when
her common interests needed de.
Tense; standing alone for nearly
fifty years she has upheld t b e
constitution and the law regard
less OF all narrow views and blan-
dishments; it il but fair to hope
and believe that she will stand
last to the end-an old guard
that may die butnever relinquish
the struggle for the right as she
sees it. Who shall say what was
refused in our poverty and desc
lation we shall do)in the strength
of our recovered manhood and
ION the eve Of cur triumphal vim,
dicatlon. The south has had heE
Lee and she will furnish other
w ashingtons and. Jefsefsons te
the uetioD.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Escaped With His Life.

Twenty.one years ago l faced an
awful death, writes Fl B Martin, OF
Port Harrelson, S. {. Doctors
said | had consumption and h e
dreadful cough / had looked like it,
sure enough. l tried everything |
could hear Of, for my cough, and
was under the treatment of the best
doctor in Geoi getown, s. G for a
year, but could get no relief. a
friend advised me to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery l did so, and was
completely cured. feel that | owe
my life to this great throat and lung
cure" It's positively guaranteed
for coughs, colds and all bronchia
affections soc. and ST. Trial bot
tic free at all druggists.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
a Wise Pareatr Resolves 4 Absrt ~
School. VA

A Wise Pareati Resolves Abont ~ ~ q
school. X
/. / resolve to see only the
good points in my cbilds teachex
ard to speak about them to beg y
and Others. 81 Z "a
2. Iresolve to think always
that the teacher is trying 70 do
her best.
3. I resolve not to criticise
the teacher iu the presence Of my
children or others.
A. I resolve to make home
conditions as favorablsas poss-
ihle for the physical, mental NOR
al well-being Of my children.
5. l resolve to visit the school
as often as possible, that the
teacher may be assured Of myin-
terest in her and in the we'll be-.
! ing oi the pupils.
6. / resolve that It | feel posi-
tive that the teacher ~ using un-
wise methods with my children,
l will have q friendly talk With
her about the matter before re-
|fering it to higher authority,
4 z. | resolve to And out what
my boy association sare; wheth-
er or not they are helpful, whsth.
er he " being let intobad habits,
whether he ,s smoking cigarettes
Eor using tobacco in any form.
4 8. I resolve to make gentle eE.
, forcement OF obedience to wiss
lruiesa vital principle IN ordss
that the home and school mAy
work in harmony.-Rahigh (M
C.) Progressive Farmer.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Kill More Than Wild Bears.

The numbsr of people killsdyear
ly by wild beasts don't approach
the vast number killed by disease
germs No life IS safe from their at
tack. They're in air, water, dust,
even food. But grand protection is
offered by Electric Bitters, winch
destroy and expel there deadly dis
ease germs from the system. That's
why chills, fever and ague, all ma
larial and many blood diseases yield
promptlyto this wonderful blood
purifier. Try them, and enjoy the
wonderful health and new streagth
they'll give you. Money back, it
not satisfied. Only soc. at all drug
gists.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Your Neighbor's Experience

How you may profit by it. Take
Foley's Kidney Pills. Mrs: E. Z.
Whiting, 900, Willow ST., Akron.
Ohio, says: For some time / had
very serious case OF kidney trouble
and I suffered with backachcS and
dizzy headaches. ! had srecks floa-
ting before my. eyes ana I felt all
tired out and miserable. saw Foo
ley Kidney Pills agvertised an i
got bottle and took them accord
ing to directions and results showed
ALMOST at once. The pain and dizzy
headache left me, my eyesight be-
came cleal and todayI can say lam
we'll woman, thanks to Foley KID
| ney Pills. NJ B Blackburn.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

Aviation licenses are being ls-
sued to young women now, but,
the majority will no doubt con-
t,nue to prefer the marriage H.
cense. Washington Herald.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

him it's precepts ana commands
we're hnal. He accepted every |
word OF its teaching and relied
upon it implicitly.
In all tue affairs Of the churc b
he was a regular and liberal con
tributor often making many
great financial sacrifices for his
church.
lie had been q regular Sunday
School worker for more thantor-
ty years experimenting and
teaching.
He wac one oil the first oil this
country to see the necessity Tor
the gathering OF the people lor
the study Of Gods Word.
He lived to see the work OF his
community grow from q mere
handful, who gathered in q little
log school house which stood on
his farm, to the present Sunday
ISchool OF which he was superia-
tendent when he died with . mem
bersbip OF more than u hundred
and Atty.
He seemed to grow more and
more in love and the richness OF
spirit ani faith as the years
went by. 50 much so that the
hight OF his ambition was to be
of service. For a number OF his
laet years he was unable to 90
but very little manual labor
! He gave almost biz entire tim'
to reading, visiting aud taking
-|for the, religious weiiafe Of hi'
neighbors and brethren.
We feel that the loss that we al
q community and church nav
sustained is great and shall no
be easily filled. We shall mis-
, his presence and his councils "
shall feel kepnly the weight OF in
creased responsibilities.
We commend his life, his faith
lfulness, his labors OF love- HI
Icopsecraton, his loyalty to tn
truth, his unswerving faith, hl
comprehensive knowledge OF d
: vine Truth. his close touch VIII
3 the Divine will, his rich spiritua
: ity, his implicit confidence in e.
! ery word OF Holy Writ, h1s lo'
y ying expectation OF a g'or'ou
Y resurrection after death. 80 the
c he often expressed that dea'
I. had no terrors for him.
ie He d,eI as the righteous de-
:. He died with his hanis iul'
e work.
Il Glorious life glorious death
d Vim. Eller
Be. Hagaman Com.
- Thomas Warren)
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Hottest summer Oh Hseerd.

Hottest Summer on HeeOrQ. +
Perhaps it is irony to utter
the words, but it isa cold scien-
tltic fat that the summer that's
now nearing it's end according to
the cal.ndar. hut not according
to the mercurial Thermometer,
has been The hottest in this rain
forsaken section experienced since
the foundation Of the weather
bureau in 1878, How much fur
,ther back this record holds good
for no man knowetli, nor wants
to know
In other words, the product
turned out from the busy wealth
er works for the past ninety days
Averages up with q higher tenn
perature than any correspond
ing 80 days insthe history OF the
wea ther bureau. Morekpecifcal-
|ly there has l,een AZ days during
the past three months, beginning
with May 18, on which the ther-
mometer has gone sailing above
the 90 degree limit, and on two
! of these AZ days the highest de-
lgree Of heat has been 50 drgrees.
Althoug it .haswithdrawn itseA
millions ofmiies into inter-plana-
tary space, and has long been
invisible to the human eye, Hal
ley's comet has been held up by
local Investigators as the distur'
bing iorce which has kept hu-
! manity in q swelter for ninety
days gone, and perhaps msHy
more to come.
Dr.. I. w. Jameson, who has
been tracing up old records o
J former droughts and heat, de
clares that he has discovered
that the dry, hot weather in 81
. arrived IN the, wake of the ,grea
l-tcomer observed about that time
land he has also found by furthe
] investigation that an unusual
drought in the 3O's was likewis
: preceded by a momentary aF
, pearance in the skies.
II The theory mentioned by DI
q Jameson has the advantage c
t,elng supported by the facts, fo
r the dry, hot weather aud tn
9 comets were both there to bee
0 out his statements, but the we;
n tler bureau refuses to accel
u this theory, aud humanity
n rather inclined to attribute tt
l. whole business to an origi
1t somewhere in the region n e a
y which flows the, river Styx. al
IT in which water is q rare thing.
D. Charlotte Chronicle.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
FESSIONAL L
VETERINARY SURGERY

have been putting much study
on this subject; have received my
diploma, and am now well equipped
Tor IN. practice Of Veterinary Sur.
gerry III III its branches, and am the
only one inthe county. Call on OF
address ms St ytias, n. G. r. F. p. /.
GH HAYES,
vstsfinaEy Surgeon
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

II we must tax warm clOt hing,
let us at least so levy the tax
that the Government, not the
Wooden Trust, will get the advan
take. Denver News,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31

We are firmly convinced thatit
is waste ol energy to abuse the
Mormons.y Thep have troubles
enough as tits. st. Lonis Times,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
Happiest Girl in Lincoln.

A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, Il
had been ailing for some time with
chrome constipation and stomach
trouble. l began taking CHAMBER
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and IN three days ! was able to be
up and got better right along, lam
The proudest glrlln Lincoln TO IND
such good uedicine." Eos sale o.
ali dealers.
- f,'
Csalfdr sr cry
For fiETcNER's
C - 6 II @ r 1 a
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1911-08-31
END Of the Solid sontn Again !

END Of tho Solid Sontn Again. !
jacksonville Times U MON. :
The esteemed Record OF Coium-
|hia, s. c., anticipating q breakin
the lineup ofthe sold South and
prophesies the coming Of Il real
Republican party in this section
as a consequence ol the Nlection
OF q Democratic president. Pre-
dictions cume easy to the imagi-1
native mind, but prophets are
not always Wiling to aduce real
son and TACT as q basis f0r the
faith they invite as our contem.
|porary does-wherefore we may
discard faith and examine into
the reasons.
! Weare reminded that the cot.
|ton mills OF tha south desire pro-
lection and sought to obtain
hearing from the committee on
ways and means; falling in that,
the committee representing the
Interests involved put out 9 cir
rul,r letter which has been wide
.1ly distributed. OF course there
, are selfish interests in the south
as elsewhere which would like to
special favors, but theques-
: tion is whether it ID betterf0 the
country atlargs to aesord them
these favorS. The Democratic
party represents the whole cnun.
try aud all it's people and it's in
terests a. the Republican party
never did, 1.-THE favored interests
failed tosppport their party a.
lgainst the whole people it wouid
be the height Of folly to depend
r1upon the broken reed which has
Just tailed it's opponent. This Is
sound logic AMI good politics al
SO.
We hope our esteemed contem
po, ary misrppresents the south
ifit believes that all the selfsl
Interests OF this section alliet
could carry q formidable frae-
tion Of our voting strength out
sHle the party-there might be {
Republican party in the soutt
hut that party would be then a
4 tits now, a combination OF lead
ers seeking the spoiis but neve
! representatives Of the spirit, th
y policy or the strength Of our PEI
pIe. For more than a generality
lit has been possible to urge tina
the South might serve her selfis
IN interests by voting the Republ
= can tleket-from Grant to Ia
Republican leaders have attemI
ted to lead US in the path ot OF
interests and away from our p'
litiral convictions, but what ha
been the result? II we stood ia
SO long, can IT be thata few Sc
Z. ish interests among us can bres
'rts down the stone wall?
ing We find the people ofNew En-
land voting for the Republics
- party because it permitted the
to grow rich on the taxes extol
ell from others; we find the pc
ple OF the west weakening tn tn
,loyalty to their own party a.
.. candidate because it is suspect
ah that their profits are in dang
but We know that the people
the south have scorned ssall t
arts OF the tempter and consta
lily preferred duty to self-lntFr'
apd have stood to the rack Il
der or no Iodder."
+ot 1t is for one OF ourselves for
representative OF pubic opini
. in Columbia and in South Ia
lima to predict with an apparal
OF complacency that such a :
ord is apt to be broken? Per
: the thought! out with such T
non ching and away with such tea
ers. One who knows U.S. well q
~ knows the other sections as il
mately, has said that IT thaco
O. try was ever to raise from
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
De LA BhRRh is
NOT SATISFIED
Refuses to Enter Madero Cabi-
net or Run for President.
WILL WITHDRAW AT TERMS END
Opera Bouffe Efforts to Re-Eestabiish
Order in Several States Are Source
of Much Amusement-One Gov
erior Elects Legislature.

Mexico City, June 23.-President De
La Barra will not assist the Madero
government after his present term eX-
pires, according to we'll authenticated
reports which have been in circulation
within the past few Gays.
AT all events il is known that he
has refused the place in the cabinet
offered by Francisco !. Nadero during
the conference between the latter, De
La Barra and General Reyes some
weeks ago. when it was stated that the
foreign relations portfolio had been Of
fered to the president and the minis
try of war to Reyes. The explanation
of De La Barra's action is said to be
that he is dissatisfied with several OBJ
lisstions which Msdero undertook
with the United States interests before
and during tee revolution. The presi-
dent thinks 1t is either impolitic or
and refuses 70 have anything to dc
with the business.
III a public interview President De
La Barra also refused to be oonsid-
cred as candidate for the presidency.
The efforts made in several states
to re estab lish order have 6egenerated.
into comedy. Besides Guanaiato,
where four governors we're appointed
and opposed in seven days, Zacatecas,
Jalisco and other states are in difficult
ties. Ia Zacateeas several groups of
revolutionists refuse TO recognize the
governor who was appointed by Ma
dero. while more than Twenty oandi-
dates have offered themselves at the
coming elections. In Jalisco the new
~ appointed governor celebrated his
entrance Tito newer by ejeCting the
legislature completely, ara declaring
that all the members had been elected
and therefore had no right to retain
Office. He closed and sealed the doors
of the legislative nails. The iegssia-
ture refused to be fired and the men,
bers have appealed to the national
government For the present the
members are holding their meetings in
private houses and declare they will
elect another governor.
Three regiments were ordered tc
prepare to hurry to Cuernavaca, but
have not left General Zapata returned
to Cuerna, AGA after an interview with
Madero in Mexico City. He promised
to disband his entire following i'm.
n.ediately and to visit Tepuacan for
his health. There is apprehension
in the city over reports that be played
Madero false.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
Picnic for 5000.

Monday was true red-letter day
for the shopmen of the Pennsylvania
engines was made at Plymouth and
special excursion. trains passed thru
here at about ten O'Clock this morn
ing. The first and second trains car
ried eleven coaches each while the
third had fourteen Each also had a
BAGGAGE car filled from top to bot
tom with lunch baskets All OF these
trains were packed with people.
many women and children being
among the number A goodly number
of persons also went from here The
trains will probably pass thru again
at about nine tonight. A change Of
tneines was made at Plymouth and
fully a hundred people were down at
the depot to see' the excursionists
PASS by. Between fonr and five
thousand enjoyed the outing at Max
inkuckee Lake. The shop men of
CHICAGO are also going there in the
near future.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
ADVERSE REPORT
FROM COMMITTEE
Quick Action on Farmers Free
List and Wool Bills.
GORE IN SARCASTIC SPEECH
plimentary Promptness-Senate
Discusses Canadian Reel
procity Bill.

Washington. June 23.-The farmers
free list bill and the Underwood wool
bill. which had come over from the
house, were reported adversely by the
senate finance committee.
The action was taken as the result
of the passage by the senate twenty
four hours earlier of the Gore resolu-
ton directing a report to the senate
not later than July 10. The bills went
upon the calendar and will come up
later.
Senator Gore, author OF the resolu-
ton which brought the two bills out
of committee, made a brief speech.
full of sarcasm, in which he thanked
the finance committee for their prompt
response to the resolution.
Senator Culberson of Texas intro
cuced a resolution directing the COM
mittee on privileges and elections to
investigate and report to the senate
the amount of money that was con-
tributed by persons, corporations or
firms to each of the political campaign
committees in 1904 and 1908.
The senate took up and discussed
the Canadian reciprocity bill Sena.
tor Smoot defended schedule X. Sen
ator Nelson spoke in opposition to
Canadian reciprocity and Senator
Cunmins stated his reasons for op,
posing the Root amendment
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-06-29
SLAP FRENCH MINISTRY
Chamber of Deputies Vote In
dictates Lack of Confidence.
Premier Monis Decides to Resign anc
His Associates Will Probably
Follow Suit.

Paris. June 24-The French minis
try was defeated in the chamber of
deputies by vote of 24S to 22S. AS
the question of confidence was in.
vol,ed in the vote, the resignation of
the ministry is anticipated.
Premier Monis has decided to re.
sign. Re could rot DO it at once, as
President Fallieres is at Rouen, at.
tending the celebration there The
recent cabinet was formed on March
2, with NJ. Monis as premier He,suc
ceeded Nj. Aristide BRAND. whose cabi.
net resigned Feb. 81.
The debate in the chamber previous
to the vote arose over a speech made
by General Goiran.the minister of wal
In the senate on Tuesday. in which
he said that in time of peace the Of
fee of generalissimo. commander-in
CHEF of the. army, did not exist.
General Goiran added to this the
declaration that in time of war the
supreme direction would be in hands
of the council of ministers. The speech
created much excitement throughout
the country in spite of the efforts oil
Premier Monis to explain it away.
The first person named az. a success
sor to Monis is Georges Glenn
enceau. Others mentioned are Alex
andre Millerand and Raymond Poin
caires.>