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The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08

Rev. ]. A. Van Treek Of Cross Plains.
Wis. who plans to bring a Polish
Catholic colony to settle in Colorado.
has visited the State Board Of Immi.
grafton. He said that he had visited
the Greeley district and wished to 10.
cate his colony Of about 100 farmers
In that section of the state II possible.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08
Rebellion In Mexico.

Hermosillo, Mex.-Sinaloa state is
in rebellion against the government.
Governor Juan NJ. Banderas is in open
revolt.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08
What lt MAY Come Z.

What L May Come To.
Customs Officer-Baby born at
home or abroad?
Mother-Abroad.
Customs Officer-Well. yen have to
pay duty on it.-Life.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08

And There are Others.
Danderine-Do you like Raymond:
Elcaya-Well the more I think OF
him the less think OF him.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08
Wises and otherwise.

Wises and Otherwise.
"After l am gone." he complained.
people will begin to notice what
have DONE" "Well." his wife sadly re-
piled. if they do 1t won't take them
long"
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-08
All the Attractions.

"This seems to be quite progress
sive town." said the stranger.
"Oh. yes." the native proudly re.
piled. "the big cities amt got nothing
on US. We've just finished hotel
that has a mezzanine floor."-Chicago
Record-Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
SAGE FOR DARKENING THE
 HAIR.

There is nothing new about the idea of using sage for restoring the color of the hair. Our great-grandmothers kept their locks soft, dark and glossy by using a sage tea" Whenever their hair fell out or took on a dull, faded or streaked appearance, they made a brew of sage leaves and ap- piled it to their hair with wonderful ly beneficial effect.
 Nowadays we don't have to resort to the old-time, tiresome method Of gathering the herbs and making the brew. This is done by skillful chem ists better than we could do it our selves, and all we have to do is to call for the ready-made product. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, con- taining sage in the proper strength, with the addition of sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy.
 The manufacturers of this remedy authorize druggists to sell 1t under guarantee that the money will be re- funded if it fails to do exactly as represented.
 This preparation is offered to the public at fifty cents a bottle and is recommended and sold by
 MANN.TANKERSLEY DRUG co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
CITY BE l I tI
 GARBAGE SYSTEM
Bellwood Cemetery to Come Under Great Work Planned By the
 New Organization.

At recent meeting of the City Beautiful Club the president, Mrs. N. B. Trulock, earnestly requested that when supervisor or comElittee chairman was unavoidably absent that they send written report by someone else. It is very urgent to have all these reports in order to have concert of action.
 As the cemetery is a piace sacred to all, motion was made and ,ar- ried that the Club take up that work, too. The following committee was appointed in this specific branch of the work: Mesdames Charlie Alex ander, c. C. Lovelady, Edgar Brew ster, J. D Currie, M. c. Cross, Hinton Ferguson, Sam Katzenstein, l. K. Land, Julia Noel, F. R. Ragland, P. P. Byrd, J. w. Scales, M. B. Bloom c. H Owens, John Lewis, D. H. Dun- can, w. D. Jones, J. D. Boyce and Miss Irene Bocage. <.
 Dl We DlddllhCHSulP tltS DuN sician was added to the Committee on Sanitation, and Mrs. D. A. Peck was made chairman O that branch A motion carried to ask the City Ccun- cil to establish a garbage system as the only means towards keeping the city clean. The City Commissioner said there was no established dump ing ground but that there should be suitable place decided upon.
 A motion was made that the com mittee wait upon Prof. Isaac Fisher. principal of the Branch Normal Col lege, and ask that his school take some specific~work in this civic movc- ment.
 One lady at the meeting spoke in the following terms of the City Beau tiful movement "It is earnestly de- sired that every good citizen of Pine Bluff lend encouragement and aid to this great movement. Our town wrap ped up in business, absorbed in the practical, has largely overlooked the aesthetic, but the time has come when we all should realize that the aesthetic is practical. Monied men are seeking not only business loca- tions but at the same time beautiful and healthful locations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
NO PEACE IN
 OLD MEXICO Border Cities Filling Up With Refugees Who Want to Avoid Service OVERTHROW DIAZ
OVERTHROW
Mader0 Says That is the Basic Prin. ciple For Which They Are
 Fighting.

San Antonio, April 7.-The border cities are reported to be filling up with Mexican refugees, fleeing to es- cape from being pressed either into the Mexican army or the forces of the rebels.
 According 10 the announcement of the heads of the local Rebel ,Tunta there will be no peaee propositions cons idered by the revolutionists until President Diaz resigns. They declare the basic principle for which trey are fighting, is, that 'Diai step down and out. The decision has been convey ed to Francisco I. Madero, who IS now in the field at the head of his army. He is urged to do all in his Dewec to bring about the overthrow of tie gov ernment.
 The question of the dis pcs' ion of Colonel J. R. Marshall, the negro col onel of the Eighth Illinois infantry has been solved He has been assign ed to the Eighteenth Infantry of which Colonel Thomas s. Davis is commander. The law requires that the militia officers shall be assigne q to officers of the reguia" army of the same rank, arms and position. Lots were drawn to decide who should en- certain the negro colonel and the fate decided on Colonel Dav's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
TILDEN ANXIOUS
 TO TELL HIS STORY
Appear at Springfield Unexpectedly and Found Committee Session Ad.
 i0urned-Created Sensation.

Springfield, H., April 7-Edward Tilden, president of the Nationa; Packing Company, who has been nam- ed as the collector of 9 $100,000 iund to pay for Senator Lorimer's toga, appeared in Springfield yesterday ready to answer the charge. The city was in turmoil of excitement, when it was learned that the man on whom the eyes of the nation were turned was in the capital. Scores rushed to the depots only to learn that MT. Tilden had slipped out of Springfield as quietly as he came and was OH his way to Chicago.
 MT. Tilden dashed up to the capital at 1 o'clock this afternoon and asked where the Telm committee was hold ing it's session. He was acconpanj- ed by Attorney A. W. Bradford O. Springfield, and stated that he was ready to go before the committee at once to clear his name of the charges made at the hearing Wednesday
 Learning that the committee waa not in session, MT. I.lden called or Chairman w. w. Helm and Senator Logan Hay, who informed him that he would have a chance to tell the committee his side of the story next Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
SUGGESTIONS TO FARMERS
 AND POULTRY RAISERS.

There is no need of leaving the duck out of your plans. These In- dian Runners are wonderful layers and some say they even beat the best of hens.
 When eggs are not fertile they are worse than no eggs if sold for hatch ing purposes, for they damage both the one who buys and the one who sells them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
THE SOUND SLEEP
 OF GOOD HEALTH

Can not be over estimated and any ailment that prevents it is menace to health. J. l.. Sout' CTS, Eau Claire, Wis, says: q have been unable ito sleep soundly nights because of pains across my back Snd soreness of my kidneys ,Iv appetite was very poor and my general condition was much rrn down ;avr been taking Fciey Kidney Pills but a shol' time and now sleep as sound as a rock my general condition is greatly inn proved, and I know that Foley Kid ney Pills have cured me-"
 For Sale by w. L. DeWoody & co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
General R. M, Knox, first

General R. M, Knox, first vice. president of the Citizens Bank H B. Strange, secretary and treas urer of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Company; w. c. Hudson cashier of the Bank of Pine Bluff Joe Nichol. cashier of the Simmons National Bank. and A. D. Foster cashier of the Merchants an1 Plant CTS Bank, are attending the Arkan- sas Bankers Association in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
GIVES AID TO STRIKERS.

Sometimes liver, kidneys and bow els seem to go on strike aud refuse to work right Then you need those pleasant little strike-breakerslDr. Kings New Life Pills-to give them natural. aid and gently compel prop CT action. Excellent health soon fol- lows. Try them. 25c at all druggists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08

You can start in poultry withou. any capital at all. or ct least with none to speak of Again you may start with thousands; Yu: the chances of success are in favor Of the pecr man.
 If you want eggs. don't allow the hens to be frightened or chased by |dogs. Yet give them plenty of exer1 else and fresh air. Also the premis- e must be kept in sanitary condi- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08

A carload of screen doors just arrived. $1.00 up a' Cleveland Mat thews Hdw. Co. If
The evening world., 1911-04-24

reports Nerc not entirely cuhrreuttN
Mr.. Ditmars said II was remarkable
now the news of the arrival " tho red
r~attlesn1kc had spread. in his morn
ing mail he received three letters Of.
tering 10 complete his collection with a
pink elephant. 4 blue COW and ~ set
green dog With two tails.
"If l could get together such a col
lection said Mr.. Ditmars. 81 think
the mora, effect would be important.
\ surcwd printer II was here yes
tcrday Said he was going TO ruu OF u
thousand hlanE pledges and put thcm
on Sale nj The various entrances to
the Zoo"
It has been suggested to Mr.. Dit
mars that he teach "Eid Kentuck" am
other trick. to wit. to play hide-aud-
seek In "A large black bottle. going
down into the bottle when things were
dull ana coming out suddenly when
there was a considerable group OF
spectators in front of his cage. Mr..
DitmarS promised TO discuss the eX-
pertinent with DR.. ~tiornaddy.
The evening world., 1911-04-24

WA ho stopped short ami began to
breathe heavily.
'hul Ecituchy' va. foo te3j.e a. tue
moment. and that aristoorot might
nave held himself together 90 the rem.
hadn't stirred. Bat u Just happened
that Bll ilcnuinr began 40 whistle is
I" was SruOmisg tue copra'- tail. Tho
minute that snake heard BIls whistle
he began writing R-I:-N-O-R-S-E ia
the SAINT on the ilOOr of his cage. lie
made a. rare SpeuceriJu 600 Of ". but
t1at handsome gent In tie rrpck coat
didu'l wait for the ~
Didn't W;it for the "E."
Gle lcft the reptile house as that
red rattlcr began to c|ouvolute the y,
and Id be willing TO gamble that he'd
reached the West Farms station OF tho
subway before the Kid put the nnal
twIrl IN the E."
As the morning wore along there
we're "a dozen more dynamic kits from
the reptile mouse and reports were sent
in 20 Curator Ditmars that tho roads and
lawns were being gougcl hv cham0ion
sprlnters. DImars then gave orders not
80 "NhIbit kid kentuck' til AFTER mid
day.
q. is aid that this red reptile does not
rattle his rdttlcs like the ordinary rat
tlesnake. The sound he MAKES Is dis
tinctlr like the rattle OF dice shaken in
4 box. Mr.. Ditmars was asked II this
vas . characteristic OF the genus alec
hiccup'co rep,iliensls.
THAT | couldn't say" replied Mr..
Ditmars. TOR this IL tho only red
RATHER in captivity. The Mexican VINO
gave this snake 10 Or. Charles \. Town
send ot the American Museum %
Natural History said that there wore
undoubtedly others, as frequent reports
mad been received or them. Those who
saw Thorn, however, would never make
affidavit on the actually OF their visual
ization. and they were generally go out
OF breath from hard raining that the.-
The evening world., 1911-04-24
OFFICIAL APOLOGY
TO MISS BEERS FOR
ANNAPOLIS SNUb
Told Affair Was Due TO a
misunderstanding of Her
Social Status.

ANNA POGtS, Nd. April H-In pur-
suance Of the agreement between Capt.
= ~ Bowyer. superintendent OF the
Naval Academy and secretary Of the
Navy Meyer the former has forwarded
20 Miss Mary II. Beers an apology FOR
The action taken by one OF the academy
officers who suggested 20 her mid
shipman escort. that by reason of the
fact that she worked for a living. she
heng In the employ OF the family OF
Lieut.-Com. Tarrsnt as q nurse. she
was not a proper person 10 bring to al
academy shop.
II was stated to-day by Lieut.-Conl.
Wurtzbaugh. aid TO the superintendent.
but ne declined to give out the text of
H.. stating that probably neither party
10 the matter would care to have tho
note given publicity. II Is understood.
however. that II assures Miss Beers
hat the action was due entirely to "a
misunderstanding OF her social status"
In connection With the whole affair.
II IL fair to say OF the body OF mid
shipmen that they utterly repudiste
the whole position apparently taken by
some OF tho academy officers in this
matter.
The frequently expressed opinion II
that . midshipman hos n perfect right
10 bring any respectable woman 10 a
hop. no matter what her employment
Or social status may be.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
BY DR.. Lewis Baker

y. o.; Your Whole sy-,.m n. diseased b.,
Vs'Afr'. dne M the nisg place 70 IrgIvt.~. nssa
ot he.l cAiArrh. lou must first cu,e TIE no,tr.
Usage as follows To a pint - wsra Wal.
add . halt tea.uoon'ul " antiscriic ,Ilae ~
uS.. nun thi. miNiG'. thr.u,n the. no-,7
ias.trr !. ,enQ'ed, then, sppiy q hahn made b,
m,ins a level tesspoonfni Of tin. posdv, Wit.
nd he ssnrm, internal treatment i. nsss "sry.
s.,. ,pI.'" e,rj, oH'np' no sainwot o.. ,com1,
nsairali,tas, cordial . o,,. 81, n: :na ,.A, -.
up lhe system aud purify me blood.
Invalid You need a good. sustaining. uut-
i've tome, aud sm sGrpii.cd that y,lI p',s
SICK spell and never reSain.i YOU. n.r1S., TO-, Is
TINS I, shown by, your weakness, sftet arising
r.,,pinns ,92 easily. e.,shias one sold ait"sn
lo.ins, C.npopnd .yrgn Of hssop19spn,., )
tto'~ssn %ssl. for Sf' Il. III. ;'i i:~ " %:s. ''d one
9. 4. n: | will not answer question. uuls-
fnll name and atdr,s. Is given me; never
Pnsn snd '@ii Names hut Ia ! h',: :: no pOo tine 70, The
yslioN r,'nyol did 50 much good for your hair
and scalp.
AnIiorsi Rsd.ettins BY child-ea T. usually .
dlses.e and shonld 10 treated q. s,rh. whip.
=. , ssa i he Sc., yin n DO tn: ,. sni,a 1'. ..ss tS"'
Eliminate meat dist almost entirely. for. y.
ooWels AMI Constipation OF children and ADULTS
Use this, Comp, essence esrdiol o.. aromatic
oss. Mix and sivr y IN teAspoonful three or
iour time: daily. or sufficient to move the
bowels daily. For inoontinence. have this filled
Tincture culebs ! dram, tincture rhus aromatic
Z dram, .%s : :Ts i 80 70 is sIsla n slr ..;.l ,ns z.
times daily. Continue until oil synptoan have
disAPeaied.
one Of your age Z. one Of NE .gost difficult
which presents itself to a phySc!an. have
cess and would recommend that you ty Il
ns%r,iaa 2 F if.n'. sss"as' ti Ha . .,ss 'i Z sn
aromatic syrup rhibsrb 4 ozs. Mix Take from.
= TO a tsssnoonful after each meal and At ksi
time, This II Q very reliable laxative. and in
large doses Is an active csthartie. II may be
used by old or young.
Stout Man; I'll. best and onl, SAT. n, p,
dher that I have h~en sbls 10 fipd And o.,
which is almost invariably succsssful, w,thu -
arbolene I on. aromatic elixir s on. Mir
take a tea snoontul after zach. meal for iiir,.
days, then increase n two. After. reducing w.
should We ca~-fn! 70 eat temperatr'v. u Is 81
" saw that tais will reduce your weight q ,c7
Beatuy i%sylar: .Te., the plain yellow min. 3
il much used in beauty psrlors for the n,
'nent of tho hair and scalp. and THESE mi
A1uals. always seek the. most effective ~
a supply. for II will delight your cnstnnrr,
ins hair. dead, and spli'-end Hsir' ia
itching scalp, lustIcless. strlrpr ha, t
have ever encountered. II is different m
differently from any oiter and a. .n'i ell la
less, ~ " contains no sulphur amt vii y
or dye the hair. Buy from your i1Jhe- ~
taller.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
DAN O'REILLY TO BE TRIED
SOON IN S87, 900 THEFT.
Lawyer Loses Motion to Inspect
Minutes of Grand Jury That
indicted Him.

Justice Davis. sitting in the Criminal
Branch Of the Supreme Court. to-day
denied the motion OF Abe Levy. counsel
COR Lawyer Daniel O'Rellly. to inspect,
me minutes OF the Grand Jury tina in
ilcted O'Reilly. for receiving stolen goods
n acting as t1r sli-s,S go-between for
me thieves who hlchcd So. 600 worth OF
securities from Aaron Bancroft. the aged
Wall street broker, The Justice ordered
Mr.. Lcvy to produce his client in cour,
Tomorrow morning % plead to the
:harge.
Thereuon Assistant D~istrict-Attorney
Buchner, In charge OF the prosecution,
announced that he would move for m
Immediate calling OF the case. Mr.. Levy
aid he would welcome a speedy trial,
out that he could not possibly have the
evidence for the defense prepared he.
fore the. first Monday in May. II was
thought that an agreement 10 taxi. IL IN
ntAt week would be reached
The evening world., 1911-04-24
of Three Con
UiUs' Find Lid Wide
Open at Reptile House,
Going and Coming
Upon CHmpsing kid
kentuck" ct Stunts
Learned in Aqua Puya,
Mexico.

At last the New York geological So
oiety has obtained a specirnent OF the
alec ~biccuplco reptiiensls. or the pink
eyed red ra~ttiesnskc. 1t was imported
direct from Lower California, Mexico.
where il ~ known as the dciirium
tremens snake and held In almost. wor-
shipful esteem by the natives.
KID kentuck.' az Curator Ditmars
has dubbed his new red ra~t,lesnake. n
now on exhibition. lie has a cage all Ia
himself I'm the Bronx Zoo, where he wa
observed by delegations from the Ex-
Tanks Union. Local Sever. Eleven Of the
keely Alumni and the Oppenheimer
Drys. They watched kid K%entuck' 20
through his accustomed m%anoeuvres
with profound absorption and all were
agreed that he was distinctly remlnls-
cent OF earlier days.
Comes TO . Whistle.
Let n not be supposed that this red
rs:ter is - sEld. ut-utored snake. lie
was captured three years ago by a
Mexican teetotaier. on the outskirts Of
the Mexican village Of Aqua Purs. lie
soon learned 90 respond to a low
whistle and was readily charmed by
the strains OF . mute. Ills cap.ar
taught him many unique tricks. su,h
as writing tho Mexican equivalent Tor
the word 'Remorse'' OF the sand.
Once this remarkable reptile had
crossed the boundary into American
territory he wrote the rngiish word
"Remorse" without coaching and sup
picmented ,hls with Never Again. &"
On his a to san Diego he emptiel
three hard-drlrklng California towns,
and at last reports from hose towns
the women and children were still
hunting through the cacti groves FOR
nitted husbands and fathers.
To-day there struggled into the rep
tile house where kid kentuck" wes
taking his early morning nap WI short
men and one tail man. They entered in d
group. with their arms locked. AMI they
wore the j%olliest smiles imaginabl.
while they chanted a medley OF inco.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
BATTLESHlP'S TEST RUN.
soua' Carolina Makes Twesty
knots On Fastest Trial.

focKr,aND, Ne, April 2I-The bat
ueship South Carolina sailed to-day for
New York. having completed the work
~ restandardizIng her propellers yes
terday. II was reported unofnciaily
that she made twenty knots on the
fastest mile run, The South Carolina
at the time Of her urslaI builde rs'
acceptance trials averaged 1886 knots
an hour for f%our-hours' endurance run.
The evening world., 1911-04-24

ia H&x,. VIZ ti.f I" done DC s0I ne. 70 move
s75I iisn ali the m%eaicinss nav, ,sscn n ~.
past leu ycars ana ior which ! psa fnund one
hundreds ct dollar. am CAD IN. Tie right
M. ri,. "'" 1n'. .sei1e MANY ouch ,@le,ters, and
While d, u gratifying 10 KNOW. anu Y IA not
NE TO lend NV s.si,,ance 20 III such .etterS,
Mr.. 4. r.; lam, glad to know my pTs'crtt ts.
nry disorders. The cough and sSmptoms .ISS
have should not he neglected aF Of e..encs
mnseSt6o.l.xcns and with .nE,, .yTup max. ,T,o
I ;.n ipli pint io .. ,%s1-; mst,u Ir' ssi, .i SnTx. ,ea..Sp
and e@tfcctiy. Plat 81 cough medicine Accompanies
X. 8. ~ %; u, your regular druggist can.
'tocked, q There il . .,ientihe three course
s,lsn.nts known as tablets tdopeptins, yon
.hnu!d obtain a sunply and nae ,p'uk atier bteAs'
'a.t, white s'ter dinner ard blue sft.r snpnsr.
lhi, restores the stomach to = normal hearthy
Ari,e rou say you are pale. thin snh veal,
nd that nothing yUu eat seems 10 help. " you
want pink cheeks, red lips. piumpnes. and the
bounding health and. spirits OF other nr's OF
s .%G1ip,i sss' HRg ' sSa VS.. ...'f for w. .-rsi.i months:
Compound syrup VI hypopliosl hites q ozs.. comp
.,,rnce ,csrdiol o., %tincture esd9nsns COMP
meal. II the appetite Is not good, or after meal.
I ii j.. In addition. to incress., your weight
uncclans tablets in accordance with directions az.
comranylna sealed carton.
Ec1cms g., Many Of the. creates, skin ,sp..
~ciali.ts prescnhe In various formula tie follow.
Ing for stubborn case. OF ecrsms. and YOU may
oS.efis the following: Bny"a.is diam PACK
age. of rose %kayloin, = powdered product rarely
disease; then fSTrec your druggist mix. ~carboic
aciI 30 drops, atrnr olnment | o.. iAnolln
81. At home warm the ointment and gradu-
alIv and slowly stlr in TIA powder, rO~s kAylDln,
The evening world., 1911-04-24

A. ID. W. writes
me in rsr' q, fono~,
II am puA 'asins w
,ourth hoi'l- 0, .n ne
Tre.crip,!on ami ~
.lsd 10 he able TO 'ell
=, 10. done me- mnte
The evening world., 1911-04-24
Pnk-Eyed Red Raftiesnake
Writes ''RemOvse" Win Its Tail

All Too Real, as
Visiting Delegates of
Ex. Tanks Union viii
Testify, and Science
Dubs Hin, "Alco He
cupico Repfiliensis,"
According to Curator
Difmovs.
The evening world., 1911-04-24

very red and his eyeiids a tribe puffy.
lie looked ike a gentleman born
said ~Schr?eder. who Is very observing,
'lle is n frequent visitor 10 the reptile
house. and ! heard him remark once
that he = me to test himself. lie had
not heard OF the red RATHER before. II
was the first snake thai caught his eve
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-27
LOCAL men TO
Dig FOR GOLD

The latest sensation in mining 90.
erltion is the strike Of rich gold
bearing rock i'm the Little Belt noun
tains near the Yoyo sapphire mines in
the Judith Basin.
William Miller and Tommy Davis
have looked the field over and lave
determined to stake ont claims and
work them TO the limit. Mr.. Miller
says the gold being produced there
now in from the surface. and he il Of
the opinion that hy going into tho
depths Of the ea,tl gold in great pay-
ing quan tiles can be secured.
II is hoped the boys will strike 10
ricl, in this new field.
Pete Petlar. who has been huyin4
grain here for the Montana Elevator
e. mpany. m: de trip to I.ewistown
the first Uf the week.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-27
FIVE DANGERS.

II our government IL destined
to be- enduring II must do away
with the following obstacles:
Divorce. which strikes At the
root "f the family ami society.
The Imperfect and Vicious sy>-
tenn Of education which under
mines the religion "f nur youth.
TIL" d.S"'rati"n uf til. Chris
tian Sabbath. which tends to OBJ
litera,- IN our udul popuia,io ion
tn" ~a.,l'ary fear Of ted and the.
hntr,aS" tiiat we owe. him.
The gross and systematic elet,-
tion frauds.
Lastly. the unr-asO.fa bile de
lay in carrying into .tfe.., the
sentences 1T our crirninai cOrr'<
and the numerous subtereuyrs
10y which crimina's evade the
execution OF the laws
I" one Of the flve ohstar.ee nr
vices have just enumerated
may he traced our insatiahlp
greed for gain. he coex.st.,n.+.
" colossal wealth with ahjert
poverty tho rxtrMvAgunce Of :h.
rich. The. dis, Ontpnt nf the poor
our eager aud impptu"ns rush
ing through life ard every other
moral and social delinquency.
Cardinal Gibbons.