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for instance. the career OF a poor Spo-
Kane milk man whose Bradstreet TAT
NIX gradually. little by little. reached
full seven figures. This man had no
better start than a hundred others
Ia the same business. bat instead 81
taking NJ mining a. side line he De
voted all his energy 10 the dair, tie
studied every lactesl possibility OF The
con. introduced modern dairy method r.
made his products little better than
those ~ his competitors and broad.
ened out from wear 10 year unfil his
wares were a familiar hyword in sII
the northwest The progress Of hIs
herd from lie modest start 10 its pres
ent position IL plain even 10 the dui
est eye, but travel along Us trail IL
light. The glare OF the ore and apple
skyrOckets Il still dazzling the multi.
tude Therefore those undramafic
products such as butter. milk. cream.
eggs. poultry. beef and pork bring high
prices in the Inland Empire They are
scarce Trs!nlosds Of them have 10
be imported from other parts OF tina
country for tho consumption of the
cities and OF those Who specialize IN
wheat and fruit exclusively. Al the
year round the demand for these pro.
sale staples exceeds the supply. There
IL money in dairyin2. IN the chicken
coop and in the piggery. For products
the market Is close a. hand and This
home market viii increase rapidly a.
Spokanc's recent victory In the long
controversy for more equable rates on
west bound freight from Chicago. 81
Paul and other points brings about the
expected expansion in manufacturing
and iobbinE"
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Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE "a 9. Not To.
morrow utEhf Will end campo Eu PEI
-franuou/ ss fbIs state has Witnessed
Iu resent years The Republicans
have made o. hGht unique in Rhode
island politics FOR not only nave rho
large tcNfIic manufacture come olt
Openly 10 work for the 70 .cIcction NJ
Governor Aram D. pofhicr and fhe
other Republican candidate. POI.
United states Senator Henry T. Lip.
rff. himself a cotton manufacture
fon, frc stump and campsiEned fha
safe Iu person Rhode Island has
been unused fo seeing It's Senator
aOrA even Tor their own election
The aVowed issue which drew sens.
fur L.ppft and tho textile manufac.
tgrers into the campaign BE- The tariff.
Governor Pofhicr is opposed for re
erection by Lewis 4 Waterman fhs
Democratic candidate Who last wear
reduced the governor record plural
ft o. 1852 in 1900 to Lf4l ln 1910
The Is-uc on which the Democra 81
have 'aId particular stress is the r..
peal OFF the old property qualifications
law. which makes ff essential Tor
voters 'or certain Offices to be- taxed
ou af least sf.t worth of person PROV
arfl
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mrs. YER MILYA'S
tooniisu.a from rir- PAGE

women shall stand Trial on Tho charge
OF numbering their comrsde
Since learning that tine. bad been
seasoning their food With pepper from
TIN can that stood beside o. similar
can hiied With enough poison 30
cauhe the deaths of a hundred mon
the police guards and inafrou- have
had no food prepared on the Narmil,s
premises. The meals Or .fhe Watchers
are cooked al "a nearby restaurant 70
NE presence ~ policeman. and
brought In by walter under llarI
During one OF the lucid moments
that broke the deilrum fui.ov.ur the
taking Of the poison. Nr- Nermi pa
to-day denied 20 m" police THAI rh-
had attempted 10 end hes nfe Tho
poison In tho tin boN vas au ussr.
powder. she said She declared fhr.
the nurses had given her the arouc
shaker.
Mrs. Vermilyas statement Va.
made some time after the tu1u,Olo
gists had agreed that the poison vh.
an arsenical preparation
The Voman's condition rrwt. ID
critical 20 night
Serve Warrant m Morning
After conference botW cen -rtfe 81
Attorney Waymsn. Police ir.p.ct".
Wheeler and Captain u-rdlu- 500
announced that Vartsrf Goa gtn-
Mrs Nermiiya With the murder 90.
RisAonette would be- ser, Ell to. morrow
and the woman placed no me- hoe
pital in the county laH
Portions OF tho body q tOrluc.o i
Richard 7 smith. Who died ~ Mrs
Nermiiya's homo la-' MARCH were
brought here 10 daN from >1r.u ii"u
derson, ~. where they uer" 80
humed for examination t"- .ff,"- o
arsenic
Dr y. T. Iierte'. vhu attended
smith when h~ died satG '.d day. taa'
he had no doubt Smith dIri of 90
senic poisoning
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ITALIANS BUTCHER
,oon,inu.d from first raEO.

Iatl.ans as we'll ~ other Europeans.
aud thar under the very hr" 81 She
cnvny and in the midst oi q lusti,
indignant and oVercxclted popula
ton
Please read the present desrltch
Ia the minister az foreign affairs.
leaving ~ the same time a copy Of
same.
(Signedl
MINISTER or FOREIGN AFFAIRS
"NssiW
SupplementluE tht- cable crIu
came another from tur Turkish fur
eign Office later boz tnc dat. which VAS
also transmitted 90 tho state depart
ment This H. regarded a. or great
Importance. because Do formally dc
mands erNcntiuu hy th" uifrd
states ~ reads a. follows
The Italian atrociucs iu lripo' De-
t,s confirmed ofncislly aud from
every quarter. beg YOUR eNcclleucN
In reiterate the representation pr'
scrtbed in my preceding telegram. t'
insist upon the necessity of promi
and eficacious interv"ut in ordrf
A. nut an end Immediately to these in
human proceedings
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CASCARETS CLEANSE
LIVER and BOWELS
10 sh'ovsness. t4esdse-s. Sc Sesr
Worsen. inoisestion. Coated
Tongue O. Csnstips,

rnrred rOngss. BAD T4si~ .l-.Tss-
non. ssiioE 6kln aud Nls~rs1.~ lead
sehes come from q torpid H..r ana
eioxsed bowels which ,sl-~ ro. To-
stom.eh 10 become nI"d eta lnd.
rested food. which sour. and 'e~merts
nke xsrbsge IN sslil barre I5af r.
me nrst step 20 untold mlsers I'd
sestion. foul Esses. Dad breath. seI'o a
skin, mental fears. es eryttILs f4ar if
horrible and ns-s~af,ng 4 .a-esre'
tonight viii give 500 thorough
eieansing made and s-ra. gt.el sou
out BY mornlng Tho. nnr. ~
fou sleep toceut I1r rrlr t1.-
druggist VII le~p Frl 'e- TO- e.o;
Tor months. Millions of mon arl
women take Csscsref nos .nl chem
20 keep their stomach. .sr~ enc bow
ets regulated ana never 01r Hl.re-
able moment Don -arFef 40 tu.
dren--,heir ii''ie inside u~.f % good
gentle cleansing. 700
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FROM MILK TO MILLIONS

sudden riches. fhe transformation
or mIIkmen into mining mIiiionairru.
the spectacular enrichment a. lndisfd
usl apple gr0ucrs in a frv season.
save Walter Y Woruike. W.T. o.
'hr Inland Empire W.-h.u- ~. 70
Sunset Magazine FOR N0tembe-. .fnesc
are skvrorkcfs thar cause humau.tt fo
sszo ar their blazing fights uifh ad
mira'Io and envy. Th. dramatic e.e
nI"nf Is sfrong in Them. bit Coufsm.
p'afIon of their fers rise isl OF ar1s.
p-uhf to tho foiunE ml.rudes Tho
skvroCF'f leaves rD pain an.rh lilo
AVERAGE men miEhf travel EXCEPT In au
air-rfp or ht rrru.u1 fhe risk OF p
financial explosion af Tue STAR Brf
t7e trail OF ile niodf'r .s plainly MATS
Cd upon solid erO1nd Or can De- 20.
Owed without leaving the earth Tase.
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Kentucky

LOUISVILLE. Ky. NoV : Both
democrats and Republicans Concede
tur result OF next Tuesday : election
.u kentucky will be close
At the last gub'rnatoridl election
rhe state went Republican by seven
thousand votes. Most conservative
Republicans predict this majority may
be- trimmed little. but that approx
mafeN it viii bc held. Democrats
Say DO Wiu bc wiped out and that
James o. NcCr"ary will he elected
su, uor hs ,rom 2.5o0 20 10000 ma.
Iorty
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CONFEDERATE HOME FOR
CONFEDERATE WOMEN

30 ilNFND. We. Not. Six hun.
dred d'iozates from thirtv-fvo stat.s
az fhn union ar expected tn attend the
eighteenth annual ,Duf ruIiuu az tho
nit'd Daughters ~ fhe Coufcd,ra.y.
which begins e. fo.r-daN meeting h-r.
Wedresdav
hn crrt fufIHu Wi. consider fn.
Questions of erecting O. fnu. far .nr
f'd"rFte women and Of founding re- r...r.
uan.nf relief rommi-tee
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SANTA IE. y 80. nov Ncw
Mexico votes iur the hr,t tim. Tues.
dty for q -ef az state officers. mem
beers OF ,uuer"ss. supreme court.
eight district judges and eight dis
triC. attorney r. twenty four state sem.
ator- and forty nine representatives.
because az The multiplicity of can.
didatcs. together with the vote ON the
constitutional amendment. 30 may be-
DAVIS before she result Isl definitely
known
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Fr'i Hosta Iot. disorder.. d. or
Dcr 'o4fer thppfe Chaui.ne. f.eor
d"r.t. bH Oncsr Bartholomew Tom
tsvauaugh drunk. Dos Omccr Worf-.
eHd frank 10th. drunk. bv Omcar
JstS West. we're fhe arrests 40 fho
police on saturday and SUNDAY
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The Daily Newspaper Club
Nor Building New York
New York City

kank. Knights OF Pythias. will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday evening IN
Adkins hall on the Island \ class Of
four candidates will be Initiated. Can.
tain VIII McClement Is rapidly build
INK up the battery with excellent ms.
terial Pythians everywhere are proud
Of this organization and its crack at.
p"arance a. national and state en-.
campments always bring forth mort
ed praise
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CLOSE STATE FIGHT
CcOHtiHusd from Fir.t Psso.

coUut, officer, and Judiciary Caudi-
dates an various districts.
N-Id" from the fight for control 81
the assembly political interest mas
largely ccntcred Do The campaign In
mi, city Tor Judiciary and county
| .Anh-dAIes
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Results from Advertising

The advertiser who uses The daily newspaper
repeatedly achieves results. II IS the frequently
reiteration, day after day, year in and wear ou
that neSiStibly attracts the public Ii is the ap-
pearance OF the newspaper every day that reminds
the manufacturer Of the evil of procraStination
II Is every preSent-ever suggesting its usefulness
ANA every man ana woman must see it. That is
why the advertiser in the daily newspaper gets re-
suits. II YOU have anything To SELL why procras
innate Your offer? Why wait month or even
week
The Daily Newspaper Club. with a member
ship OF sixty leading daily newspapers. provides
advice As TO the hest methods OF advertising and
the disbursement OF appropriations. The Club
does not solicit business and charges nothing for
its counsel II will pay To consult it,
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World Building
Corferrina Degrees.

Lodges OF knights % Pythias OF
Wheeling and 80 vicinity continue To
have large classes 10 initiate each
evening During this week tho ma
jOrity % the lodge will have work
Ohio Valley Lodge No - will confer
the rank OF page on three candidates
az us meeting Friday evening. and
Mystic lodge Of Elm Grove will confer
Tho rank 81 page on NO candidates
Monday evening
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STOVE LEAGUE
BREEZY GOSSIP
PLAYERS SPENDING TIE WINTER
MONTHS AT HOME.
Much Interest Manifested IN the
Coming Meeting at San Antonio
This Month

Much Interest IA being manifested
IN the meeting next wees al San An.
tonic. Tex hy the National oommos
sion. Claude Nsrnell ~ This CITY vii
leave tho last OF this week 10 attend
10" meeting and VIII make "A strong
enort 10 have the 1911. meeting held
IN Wheeling Here's hoping Wheel
ne lands if
To date owner Varnel has not SO
cured manager for his Rilhkins
n'1t season. % is NOT certain that
Shdnghnessy. rho old NO,re Dame
player. VIil manage the team. even
though Doc should he awarded 10 Fort
Wayne
Pitcher Louis Drucke OF the Giants.
who sprained his back in 1910 and has
since been unable 10 do much work.
viii undergo treatment AZ A Waco
Tex, ssni'arium this week.
Present indications are that Mont.
goWery viii be- ~ the helm OF III.
smoke ship next season. All w. ask
Tor is first division club that Will
give them chase for the rag
King Alexander. the star tairier
OF the Philadelphia National. ls no
longer hoidout lie haS decided
tO sikh contract.
VIC Willis. the former Pitsb.rr
and 81 Louis twirier. is reported iu
q critical condition at his home in
NeW Jersey from case az typhoid
FEVER Grave fears are held for Doh.
recovery
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rspor's that district IN ne uiide-,
1isord~r FORMER soldiers yer. loot
NIX even uhere and here Eag 10
race % government troops The
rebels ar San "a ASSERTED that al
ne OdlCiz!s rom freasyrrr to
Taotal. had been Killed. a. ~el a.
ihe Nznchus. men. ~om~n ana emil
Ir.1
According 20 Chimes. reports 10000
persons have been killed ~ HankoN
Ly 5g.lets. nrs and sword
The national assembly he'd a pr.
saie meeting today 20 decide whether
f wss scsisable 90 dissolve the a.
s=ub.g IN yi@~ % th- Nsnt % conn
d-lc@ shown by TIE l-AncnAu troops
and fns provlsi0naI assemblies The
pr~sldent pointed on that b. would
be- impossible for the assembly 20 -
iosn IS burden until parliament va
ready 10 take o. up Finally The mcu
be-- agreed nor 10 dissolve
Tho feking CHAMBER % Co1vm.rcs
przanxinE commercial police
force 10 protect riitscrl bers l~op.rty
Dol the event. % reb~iiiOn breaking
on ia the capital
feet nay mVtiny
Three l.oyaIist gunboats and one
a.ar N"N m. par NI AAmifdN san Nee .
l.f INTO shanghai t0dat Tor proyis.
.as aHd n4niflol-. gn0Tsnt - the
fttf mat fls Arsenal nsd changed
bands They are nos IN f.~ rtser.
Ysa for fh. fn. being. brt the or
GERS OF The Narships are nervous
S41srripi are pouring in Tor the
re'Olutouary cause
rsngehos Captured
IfHTwrnnw fsaHffaf rHn r.rn..urs
NJ che kiaug. Nss captured TO-DAY.
fhr governor being made prisoner. hut
100. Tartar cry held out against the
rebel Tor a time The lighting vas
f~rociOus but did not iast long
500 Chow. IN the province 81 kiane
Su. on The grand canal. has gone over
20 'h~ rebels. the governor aud all the
officials. together Rith fha soldiers.
having acqui~sCed peacefully 100 me
rising. shiie kashins anu Ningpo also
have fallen.
The remainder - Admiral sab
fleet has arrived a. WI sunk Vlthouf
ammunition and without provisions.
Report are numerous o. The de
lection OF fhe capture OF tariOu-
other Chinese cities. these including
NulIu and FoochOW. The imperial
telegraph or,patOrs have gone ON
sfr'.. They demand thrce months
pay n advance.
o. s reported thar Yuan Shi Kai II
o. ilauk0V negotiating with General
3d. leader 81 the rebels. Who 10 Ga
d, position 10 dictate terms % .s be
Levied shat the south VIll demand The
r"'ircmeu' ~ tu. Mauchu royalty.
Wifl q pension. and Nill not be- salts.
he'd N.tu Jess
ffANkOW. No, Va va iiut
Fire during the last few daN, mas
drN dSfat~d an area 100 mil. Ions aud
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DOLtMHJS. ID. 80, 3 Municipal
hall0uug and tha choice OF delegates
fo the constitutional convention iu
1912 will furnish Ohios sole election
excitement TUESDAY.
No-f Interest ccufers in fLc cleo.
rors in cleveland Columbus. C.nc.n.
usN and Toledo
ln sIi tho cities zine issues are pure.
|u...
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rcUNsg wanna.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 5.-Ths~ is
an on year tn Pennsy lvania. there be-
ug uo state ticket 90 be elected
There are several warm contests
Zoo different counties for judge ships.
but the most bitter night Ia the entire
state is being Waged in this city for
mayor between George n. Earle. Jr.
th" Republican candidate. and Ru
dOlph Hlankenburc. the keystone
Democrat candidate The battle for
votes viii continue until the eve %
Tuesdays election. both candidates
being scheduled 20 speak in a number
of wards tomorrow
successor 10 the late Congress
man George ". kipp will BE- chosen
Toe The Fourteenth district The con.
testing candidates are W ID g. Ninev.
Republican. aud Or - % Rockwell.
Key stone Democrat
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Ans way. The average man r. Will.
IuE %" admit that other people Boa 70
no. ucht 90 opinions that diner from
his
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VIII Initiate Class
7 " Haskins Battery \. Uniform
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HANkOW. No, . Va wa liut
FIRE during the last few daN, mas
de-, aSfat"d an area $50 mil. Ions aud
half mile 81 Idr Dr. BE- tent That
tn, imperiaIist, are determine. to ae
-tInA Iur ..fA
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REBELS lombard
lcon,inn.a Lou 80, go

,r.tien Id be carried ON. Tho .u.cr
n.tionai group refuses fo supply ulr
funds.
The third division of Che army STD
,io,cd al Chang chung Fu. bel uudcr
oracrs 10 proceed to isuoha.. Tho
,ovcrnmcnt evidently hopinE frtf .h"
uresencc there Of lotRi troops would
nave "a salutary effect ou Grucra'
Change men Tho fr'nstcrcnco az
,hi. division is nov eo'n- ou. E's,.
,.bsre in tho north. cNccr' IN
r.LiBr. the soldiers generally -tIupa
,hfrc With fbc fauch1u Wot 'mru.
ccnera. WuIuCh -otrrnor
,t..ct Of shan ST.. has informed f1r
sov.tnment that hr can persuade frr
sb.Usi rebels to accept fnc con9'f
,,,,I,r but DO is feared char $50 l.u
ssif is rc,oiutiouisi
Princes M Fear
p.,orts from The Formad,u ,tf
.hcU that the Naucru princes are 'n
nit,abic state OF fear and int.c.-'1u
re- Taotai periodically urges Jr1s O.
.....surra which certainly would lead
-, the destruction % thc mobiles fut
1890. OF General Vim rchauE enc
..oar minister has Caimiu- cffof.
ri ont, the wise c0unscls o. frr
,,ber princcs have avertrd panic
and prevented the n.Eht o. 'h. court
or somcthluE worse
sicn-Tsiu bel CUTE fou.-1'. huf ''.-
,tov..nd Nfaucrus arc held u U....
- FOR an emergency Another rd...
h,s been issued usfrac''ng fHe rt
s.wbiv ~ proceed with fhe r.r0 H"
~ = pariameu. aud prom SGD
recognize tlc revclutorart vU
parry.
So Cties 7ebei
Accordiur to reports frow Ouauz
sba six cities in lunsr rfnfIuD,
~. rcvolted and it .- expected .Na'
Inc whole province vH c.-ara .uf
ne republic Word bias rrlcr-d here
.bas the rebels have taecn N.t.rE
IN in SIC. Churu province
Officials Are SiaI~.
forcign traveller fI- rU..rr.
VA siaaFu, ln Shcus 81 proNn,.
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pennsylvania.

candidate and each side - claiming
victory
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4 foroign traveller il- r..rr
Om siaaFu. in Shcus S. protI1,.
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,r.fiou Id he carried ON. Do n.cr
national group refuses fo supply "ii
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King Alexander. the star tairier
Of the Philadelphia National. &. no
longer hoidouf lie haN decided
20 sikh q contract.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

With n low growi like an animal at
bay he sprang at me, but at last my
sword arm was free. A mass Of dark.
ness seemed to detach itself from the
surrounding hlacllness. and then my
weapon pierced it swiftly and clean.
ly. My wrist hardly felt the resist.
ancc. There was u low cry, a half
smoulered sob aud then dull thud
at ray feet
"Ho, suard!'' cried. not too loudly
for fear of disturbing the princess,
yet my voice echoed in the silence.
The echo was the only answer. 1
waited for a few moments; then I
tailed again and louder.
Guard. ho, guardH'
Again an echo. but this time other
sounds. Hurrying feet assembled the
-stairs, there was glare of torchlight
at the end Of the corridor, and two
soldiers came toward me. They were
not the msn i had seen or guard.
There was another sound behind me.
A bolt was shot back, a door opened,
and Jasar stood silhouetted in light,
and behind him the princess.
What is it?" said Jasar.
"a dead man, I fear" l answered.
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Confined from yesterday
Presently Jaaar spoke to her. ana
het eyes wandered until they rested
upon me. With a look and an almost
itnpercept ible gesture she Inotioned me
toapproach.
fell on my knee before her as 1 had
done last II glltg and / smiled to myself
to8think that had already been for.
given and that this was only show.
she used almost the same words. but
she spoke ms the princess, not as the
woman, and was certainly unpre-
\ pared tor the use she was going to
make ef the situation.
on have greatly fingered us, Sir
Hergail1 she said in low but clear
voice. There was silence in the great
room in moment. "By word and ac-
stiop yop have sought to ,disparage our
ma ~ and to make our authority Of
none ehfect. 1t was in our mind to
make your Punishment if not forever,
yat least for q much longer time, but
FeeiTte that you are a stranger among
rs knowing our customs imperfectly,
and chat your words and actions may
haze been I'll considered rather than
AZ meant, we have recalled You that
slowly you may prove the loyalty of
( which you are SO quick to boast. Learn,
Sir VERBAL that he whose hand goes
most readily to his sword to defend
his honor Is not Of necessity the man
whose honor needs least defending"
humbly crave your highness' par.
doltan thank you for your clemency.
AIF deeds shall speak my thanks in
hotter fashion"
Rise. You have our pardon. See
thatiyou deserve our good will" And
then, speaking a little louder, she went
on: 1T is indeed a time for men to
prove their loyalty to their sovereign,
when her actions tear hoarse disagree
nient from the threats Of many, when
The rahble in the street think fit to
cfihcise, soldiers in the camp to whis-
per threats and even some at court to
murmIlr. My actions are framed for
the good of Drussenland, for the vel
fare Of It's people, high and low, and
shall be quick to deal with those, be
they who they may, who attempt to
tBwart me. II have hitherto erred
upon the side Of mercy let it serve MS
warning to those who cry out dlssatis-
faction. ! may yet err upon the side
pf severity"