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Roosevelt ENCOURAGED.

Chicago. Colonel Roosevelt ad-
dressed a caucus of Roosevelt dele
gates for a quarter of an hour Tuesday
evening. He said the situation SEEM
ed TO be most encouraging, and he
felt that the convention would not
support the national committee and
seat delegates who, he asserted, had
no rights in the convention. In en-
phatic language he told the delegates
he would not abide by such action
and he felt sure they would not. He
said nothing about the cries Of "bolt.
ers' at his delegates.
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the other fellow frigidly asks. What
the devil are you doing here?"
One of the features Of the hotel will
be an electric orchestra. In which all
kinds of stringed instruments will ap-
parently play of their own accord.
The inventor, a F%renchman named
Georgia KNAPP, who has spent years ex-
perimenting with the various devices.
asserts that they are now all abso-
lutely perfect, and has formed a COM
pany under the name "Societe des Ho
tells Electriques" for the purpose OF
building electric hotels in every big
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lazy. Look at me. I'm up and dress
ed"
If he feels that he needs a cocktail,
be can touch another button. One
touch brings a martini, two whisky.
three a Manhattan, four vermouth.
five an ambulance. In answer, a dumb
waiter rises through the floor either
to bring the desired bracer, or, when
need be, to lower the guest to the
ambulance.
The hotel promoters lay much
stress on the fact that all their walt
ers are dumb. In place Of the ordi-
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nary Swiss who only stand and wait,
instead Of running and serving, there
will be automatons run by electricity
and guaranteed not to spill soup down
your back or creamed asparagus In
your lap. The dining table will be
decorated with flowers raised by In
tensive electrical culture In both win
ter and summer, for there will be no
seasons in this hotel; push a button
and you're warmer than when you see
another fellow walking with the "only
dear one on EARTH" push another
button and you're colder than when
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Chicago.-Taft managers privately
admitted the vote on the election OF
Senator Root was "too close to be
comfortable" although they insisted
they would maintain control Of the
convention.
"The days vote showed unmistakab-
ly that we have control" said Direc.
tor Mckinley.
Twill you be able to keep the dele
cations in line?" he was asked.
Certainly, the lineup will be pre-
served and we will gain more votes.
The defeat today will discourage the
other side," was the reply. Every eff.
fort Of the Taft campaigners was d.
rected toward holding firmly that mar.
row majority Of Is.
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Proof.

Il suppose there is no other street
In the world that Is just like Broad.
way" said the man who was always
respondent when he had to be away
from New York for a few minutes.
NO." replied the soulless person.
who was able to exist in a small town.
Il guess there isn't Which proves
that there are some foolish things
people don't initiate"
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Electric Hotel for Paris

Of their bills. Even then they can
give the cashier a shock by refusing
to pay.
There will be no walters, no bell
hops, no coat boys, no .chambermaids,
and consequently no tips. If a guest
arrives home at 3 a. m. all he will
have to do is to touch a button. which
will turn an electric sun, and then he
can sag 10 MIS- wife:
MY dear, you're really getting
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Current VIII Do Everything In the
Proposed Structure Except Pay
Guests Bill.

The interesting news comes from
Paris that a hotel will be built there
lin which all the domestic service will
he performed by electricity. II the
promoters of the scheme keep their
everything will be done by
electricity except the guests payment
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SuStIS0 TIUSHes 0aJS VV' "
Lake Placid, N. Y.-That his decis-
ion not to permit the use of his name
before the Republican national con-
vention at Chicago is final, was made
plain by Associate Justice Charles e.
Hughes of the United States Supreme
Court who is spending the summer
here. Justice Hughes confirmed a re-
port from New York that he had tele-
phoned friends in New York and tele-
graphed others at Chicago that he will
not, under any circumstances, permit
his name to be used and asked that all
mention of him cease.
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Are you ignorant Of yourself or do
you think to impose yourself upon US
as q person we do not know?
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city throughout the world.-New York
World.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
DETROIT 'Y" FIVE
BOOKS CHICAGO U.
Pat Page Will Be in Charge of
Team to Come Here
Dec. 80

A basketball game here with the
Chicago university Dec, 80 is an
nounced by DR.. Modesto, director OF
physical training of the Detroit Y M.
c. A., who Is managing the "Y'' FIVE.
Pat Page, assistant to Coach Stagg,
is in charge OF the team that will
come here. Page was a noted foot
ball and basketball player with Chi.
cago university few years ago and
has kept In the game by coaching and
writing for newspapers recently.
One OF the big attractions OF the
Chicago five is Norgren. the star foot
ball man this year, who was generally
considered for All-American teams.
He was chosen as halfback by Wal
ter Camp for his second team, compel
ing for a place on the first team with
Thorpe and Brickley, which made 1t
impossible for him to get first choice.
DR.. Modesto is not positive that Nor
gren will play here, but expects
him to.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
AWAIT OFFICIAL
STATEMENT OF
TINKER TRADE
Will Make Frank Chance a Free
Agent, Perhaps for High
landers
LYNCH is CHOSEN AS
PRESIDENT FOR YEAR
John A. Heydler Is Made Secre-
tary for a Term of
Three Years

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE mag
mates of the National league took 6
recess from their strenuous labors to
day, for the purpose of exploring
Brooklyn and inspecting the new
home Charles II. Ebbets is construct
ing In Darkest Flatbush. En- route
there was the usual discussion Of
trades, although it was generally
agreed that in most instances the
trades would not materialize.
Official announcement of the details
OF the trade that takes Joe Tinker
from the Cubs, to become manager
of the Cincinnati Reds, will come
sometime during the day. Both Muir
ply and Hermann said that the dea,
was complete, and that as soon as
approved by all concerned, II would be
officially announced.
II was accepted that Cincinnati
would Immediately announce that
Frank Chance had been made q free
agent. but whether he was to come to
New York as manager OF the New
York Americans, was still q question.
Yesterday, il was generally believed
that he was TO come here, but today
there was a widespread report that
Frank Farrell had succeeded In doin1
business with Fielder Jones, the great
outf1elder, and former manager Of the
White Sox, and that he would take
charge OF the locals Either Jones or
Chance would be enthusiastically well
coined by the local fans
The magnates we're due TO resume
their sessions at 3 o'clock, but II was
conceded that they were to have q
session with the "Ebbets' chowder
club" at a Brooklyn hotel, and 1t was
not expected the regular meeting
would be resumed until after dinner
The only matter for consideration
was whether the New York club would
be compelled to pay into the treasury
OF the league, 25 per cent OF the re
ceipts OF the recent worlds series.
Irush, the late owner, refused to make
the payment, claiming the resolution
ordering 1t was unconstitutional, and
his heirs have assumed the same
position.
Thomas j. Lynch was reelected
president OF the league and John A.
Heydler, secretary. The former was
chosen unanimously for one year, the
latter for three years.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
NOVEMBER FAILURES
SHOW BIG INCREASE

There were 1.176 commercial fail-
ures reported to R @. Dun q Co. dur
ing November. While this number
has been exceeded In several OF the
earlier months OF this year. II IL the
largest since July. and II compares
unfavorably with November OF the
three preceding years-namely. 1,105
in 1911, 1908 in 1910 and 963 In 1909.
The amount OF the liabilities OF these
commercial failures In November was
sl5,646,1O5, comparing with 1896
337 In 1911 and s11,324,016 In 1910.
The failure record thus continues TO
be an exhibit of high number OF de-
faults combined with a large total OF
liabilities a development which In In
marked contrast TO the other records
OF the business situation. The high
total OF defaults Is chiefly due to the
large number OF small failures-those
for less than 100000. or these small
failures there were 1,153 during the
month, the largest total In a number
Of years. The total liabilities OF these
small defaults amounted TO $9,S95, 800,
which also breaks the record OF recent
years. or the larger defaults-those
for 100000 or more-there were 22,
aggregating $5,750,715, which Is con-
slderably less than last year, when
the total was $7.017,772, and also less
than in 1907 and in 1903 but In excess
OF other recent years.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
CAPRON SOCIAL
CENTER WINS
Takes Track Meet From Six
Rivals at Central High
Gymnasium

Capron won the fall term track meet
Of the seven social centers OF Detroit
at Central High school boys gym
nasium, last night, with 21 1-3 points
Cass was second Sith IA 1-3. Camp
bell was third with IL, Greusel wac
fourth, 1-3; Bishop, fifth. 3; New
berry, sixth. 2, and Lillibridge last.
The indoor meet was participated in
by athletes from the seven social cen
tiers, connected with the public school
system, under the direction OF Miss
Mercy Hayes
Cooney, OF Campbell. proved the
star OF the meet. annexing two events
and 10 points. He took the 25-yard
dash and the S0-yard dash. Bosch
OF Capron, was the star for the win.
ming aggregation, taking eight points
including first in the Understanding
broad-jump events. The Martz who
won the shot-put Is brother OF Art
Martz, U. OF ID. football and basket
ball teams.
The events and winners are as fol.
lows: 25-yard dash, Cooney. OF Camp
bell; S0-yard dash, Cooney. OF Camp
bell; high jump, Hogan. OF Cass !;
three standing broad jumps, Bossell
OF Capron; shot-put, Martz, OF Cap
ron; relay, Greusel; Indian club roll
relay, Cass.
The girls Of the. centers held an ex-
bibition in the girls gymnasium, while
the boys were holding their games.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
AMERICAN LEACUERS.
ARE In SESSION
Highlander Chance Affair Hold
the Greatest In
terest

CHICAGO. Dec. 11.-only Ban John.
son, president OF the American league,
knows what business will be consid.
cred at the directors session maet.
ing, at o'clock this afternoon. Di-
rectors frankly admitted that they
knew OF no important business. The
board OF directors met with President
Johnson In his office, before noon. for
short session.
lntimationN from reliable source
had IL that Frank Chance, former man.
ager of the Chicago Cubs, was the
most probable choice for manager OF
the New York Highlanders. with
Fielder Jones practically eliminated,
by his reluctance TO return to major
baseball. the leaders turned to Chance.
Johnson is known to desire him in
the American league, because he
would be an excellent box Office asset
Chance is said 10 be favorable to
such a deal. He will become a free
lance, In case Tinker Is taken by the
Cincinnati club as manager Nothing
then would prevent him from accept
ing the berth in the American league
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
HILLSDALE FIVE
HAS. DOZEN GAMES
Coach Hunt Sees a Very Bright
Basketball Light
Ahead

HILLSDALE, Mich. Dec. H.
Coach Hunt has a large squad at prac-
tice from which to select the college
basketball five. Many old men are
showing up and there are several new
candidates who look good.
Among the old men who are trying
for the team are Bach, Mason,
Northrup, Beck, Reed. Coldren, Wal
Ter, Brown and Rosengrant. Among
the new men are Squiers. who showed
up so well at end in football, Craven
Bates who stands six feet four inches
and Miller, former local high school
star. The candidates are practicing
energetically
Coach Hunt has arranged tenta-
tive schedule OF IL games, though two
are not yet settled for certainty.
Those are the games with Ypsilanti
at Hillsdale on Jan. "a and Detroit
College here. The schedule follows:
Jan. 11.-Kalamazoo college here.
Jan. 16-Tri-State College at Angola.
Jan 24-Ypsilanti at Ypsilanti.
Feb. kalamazoo college at Kali
amazoo.
Feb. 6-Olivet at Hillsdale.
Feb detroit College at Detroit
Feb. sport Huron Y at Port
Huron.
Feb. 14--Albion at Hillsdale.
Feb 22-Angola at Hillsdale.
March S--Albion at AIDlon.
March 11-Olivet at Olivet.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
ID. U. r. ACQUIRES NEW
OFFICE QUARTERS

The Detroit United railway has pur-
chased the six-story brick and stone
building, now occupied by Edison.
Moore &Co.. Nos. 194-204 Jefferson
ave. corner OF Bates-st., and will re-
model 1t for use as general Offices The
property was purchased a short time
ago by Abram p Sheriff., president
OF Edson Moore & CO., from the
Palms estate. and the title is turned
over TO the Detroit United railway by
him. The building has frontage OF
10 feet on Jefferson-ave.. and a
depth of 100 feet. The property is
estimated to be worth 100000.
The Detroit United Offices viii be
moved into the new quarters about
July 1 OF next year, II Is expected. BY
that time the new building under con-
struction for Edison, Moore & Co. will
be completed. 1t will be possible TO
concentrate the office work In the
new quarters. The main quarters are
now at No. IL Woodward-ave., but
overflow quarters are required In the
upper floors OF No. IA Woodwad-ave.,
and other offices are In building
across the street. in the Union Trust
building, and elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
TIGERS TO CHOOSE A
FOOTBALL CAPTAIN TODAY

PRINCETON, N. j.. Dec. 1.-THE
most important meeting on the cam
pus today will be the gathering
OF the football men. who played in
either the Yale or Harvard games, to
elect captain for 1913. At the
meeting this afternoon two names
will be presented. HOBBY Baker, cap
tain OF the hockey team, and George
Phillips, both OF whom are members
OF the junior class.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED
WHEN HE CLAIMS TRUNK

Jay Mason. who ran away from his
home in Grundy Center. Ia. Is six feet
two inches tall, and 10 years old, but
his pa" wants him TO come home,
and a quest TOR Jays trunk led to the
arrest, Tuesday night, of Samuel Peck,
23-yearold chum of Jay; who left
Grundy Center with the tall young
man.
Local police had received orders to
arrest any man claiming a steamer
trunk. checked under certain num-
Der, at the local depot, to which Ma
son was bound. ,Ate
Peck called for the trunk, Tuesday
night and was promptly arrested by
Patrolman William Dean. He ex-
planned that Mason left him In To
ledo. ordering him to call for the
trunk here.
The sheriff OF Grundy Center Is on
the way here. and Peck will be held
until he arrives.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
FISTICUFFS

NEW YORK, Dec. I1.-JOhnhy
Kilbane, featherweight champion,
has finally decided 10 defend his
title. He has agreed TO match
with Johnny Dundee, to take place
ON Washington's birthday, mt Tom
McCarty's club I'm Los Angeles. The
bout In the outcome of Dundee's
excellent showing In his fight with
Frankie COnley, whom he stopped
recently I'm the nineteenth round.
Morgan, who has been dickering
for the same match, has lost IL. un-
less he can defeat Dundee when
they meet Thursday night nj the
Forty-fourth-st. sporting club.
COLUMBUS, o., Dee. 1I.-It was
announced today that Johnny XII
bane, of Cleveland. world champion
featherweight, had been granted
notary public commission by Gov.
Harmon today. Judge Thomas VI.
kennedy, of Cleveland, recommends
ed kilbane, and former Sberin Ed.
Barry went on his bond for 1900.
NEW YORK, Dee. lit became
known today that Manager Billy
Gibson, OF the Garden A. g., has re-
ceived word from Sackey MacFar-
land, that the stock Yard cham
pion f. willing 90 box Jack Britton.
The latter II now In this city, and
his manager, Danny Morgan, de-
clares that any reasonable terms
will he satisfactory 20 him. Man
ager Gibson stated today that tho
bout Will he staged late I'm Jnnu-
airy, I'm Madison square Garden.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 1f.-Kid
Wolfe, ambitious Cleveland feath-
erweight. IL conceded today TO be
a possible contender for the cham
pionship, following his classy VIC
tory over Danny Dunn, New York
veteran. Youth and heetness OF
foot outpointed experience I'm the
ring. Wolfe took the lead. and won
throughout the II rounds.
The advantage OF speed is not onl
In what IL directly Accompanies o
the bases but Its effect on the oppo'
Ing team counts almost as much.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
Player May Haze Too
Much SPEED; KreitS One Of 7hest

The result was that he very often out
speeded his teammates and gave his
opponents disadvantage
Now he is being taught TO use his
head with his speed. Instead OF get
ting into a position OF vantage a frac.
ton OF a second before anybody could
give HIM the ball, he now gets there
with the ball. Under the former con
ditions, his opponents we're ready to
take care OF him. Under the latter
conditions, he ought TO be able TO gel
away from his guard.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11

Some basketball players are too
fast. Kreitz, OF the ID. A. c., is one.
Kreitz, upon joining the Delta con.
tingent, showed world OF speed. but
a whole lot OF II either simply went
to waste or was OF actual advantage
to his opponents.
kreitz is faster than the ordinary
man. He had tha idea that his speed
was TO be used every moment. Con.
sequently he got in the habit of using
his speed TO the limit at all times.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
CHARLIE WHITE
TO HELP PACKEY
Will Help StOckyards Boy
Prepare for Eddie
Murphy

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Charlie White
has been engaged by Manager Emil
Thirty of the MacFarland camp for
the remaining days of training for the
10round battle between MacFarlahd
and Eddie Murphy next Monday
night. The pair will work out every
day in order that Mcfarland may put
on all the speed possible for the clash.
Eddie Murphy has also put on more
steam After skipping the rope,
punching the bag. pulling the weights
and shadow boxing he put on three
very lively rounds, yesterday, with
Joe Willing, and, later, two more with
Pete Krust.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
RECORD OF GREELEY,
WHO MEETS DE LANEY
AT WINDSOR WEDNESDAY
1911

Mar. 15-Batuins Benny, Pittsburgh,
no decision, . rounds.
| Mar 22-Jack McClelland. Pitts
| burgh. no decision. rounds.
Apr. li-iouug Morgan, Pittsburgh,
burgh, no decision. rounds.
Apr 15-Kid Hogan, Pittsburgh, no
| decision q rounds.
| Apr lS-Jack Palmer, Bridgevllle.
| Pa, Knockout. rounds
| Apr 26--Eddle McGinty, Cleveland,
o.. knockout, 4 rounds.
Apr 29--Kid Hogan, Pittsburgh,
Won foul, | round
May i5-Earl Denning, indianapolis,
Knockout. 4 rounds.
May 20--Matt Brock, Pittsburgh, no
1-deeislon,-6- rounds
May 27-Kid Brink, Pittsburgh.
| Knockout 2 rounds
July 26-Tommy Dixon, 1ndianapo-
| lis. no decision, 10 rounds.
Aug. 23-Battling Ryan. lndianapo-
| lis. knockout. rounds.
] Sept 6-Matt Brock. indianapolis,
no decision. 10 rounds
Sept 2s-Ben Shirley, Benton Har-
Dor no decision. 3 rounds
Oct 1S-Ollie Kirk, Indianapolis. no
decision, 10 rounds.
Nov Jimmy Watts Indianapolis
no decision, 10 rounds.
Dec. 5--Monte Attell, Pittsburgh,
no decision rounds
Dec t1-Diok Gov Pittsburgh, no
decision, s rounds.
Dec. 1s--Kid Hogan. Pittsburgh, no
decision, s rounds.
1912
Jan. Matt Brock. Cleveland. o..
draw. IL rounds
Jan. Skid Hogan, Pittsburgh no
decision, 6 rounds.
Feb skid Hogan, Pittsburgh. no
decision 8 rounds
Feb 26-Monte Attell Pittsburgh
no decision, rounds.
Mar I6-MOnte Attell, Pittsburgh.
no decision, 8 rounds
| Mar. 30--Patsy Rranuigan. Pitts
burgh, no decision s rounds.
Apr 2--George Kirkwood. St Louis
no decision. rounds
Apr 27-Harry Palmer. Pittsburgh.
no decision. rounds
oct. 3-Iohnny Griffith Akron, o.
no decision. IL rounds.
oct 23-Young Fitzgerald, Dayton.
O.. Knockout, s rounds.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
DEAD BODY OF MISSING
WOMAN FOUND IN FOREST

VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-THE body
OF a young woman, found murdered
In the forest of Fontainebleau, today,
was identiaed as that OF Gabrielle
Eude. daughter OF retired surgeon
general. Mile. Eude disappeared two
months. ago while supposedly on
visit to relatives at st. Quentin.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
SIk0ra Is Wanted to Box at SagInaSv

Paul sEora
Mich
this fall Now he likely
Michigan
waking
a
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
Ring Managers Have
Their Peculiaritics

Billy Nolan favors making Willie
Ritchie's opponents weigh in twice at
1873 pounds on the day Of fighting
Eddie Keevin, who does business
for Jimmy Walsh, has a mania for
two-minute rounds.
Joe Levy would have Joe Rivers
box every day SO that he could point
to his boy with pride and say: I'm
managing him"
Jimmy Dunn would like TO take
Johnny Kilbane away to desert ISL
and somewhere, the capital of which
is not Johnstown.
Jimmy Dime makes his boys go TO
bed early so that he can talk OF the
"old days" when he was good, to
newspaper writer's.
Benny Kaufman's manager e1ceis
at putting up $50 forfeits for a cham
pionship fight.
Tom Jones butts into Wolgast's az
fairs whenever he sees a chance to
get his name in the papers.
Dan Morgan talks and talks and
talks and talks and talks of Knockout
Brown.
Emil Thiery digs up more easy
marks for Packey Mcfarland than
any living man. He's got 'em all
spotted.
Jimmy Johnston leaves in the ninth
round to get first crack at the wires.
Billy Mccartney would rather tell
you the story OF the bull wrestler and
the bull than rave about Lutte Nc
Carly.
Tom O'Rourke knows more about
fighters contracts than anyone In the
game.
Dan McKetrick would like TO have
Joe Jeanette and Jack Denning box
In avaniuO dress
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11

Job Printihn Done Right. Times
Prtnting Co. 10 John R--st
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
sanoree Made Hav

OHIINTN" T7TNWN ETHNNT IVI q NNPNNIIIs
HAVERFORD. Pa, Dec. l1.-At a
meeting OF the letter men OF Haver
ford college football team, Paul San
gree was chosen captain OF next years
varsity. Sangree is a junior.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11

The advantage OF speed is not only
In what II directly Accompanies on
the bases. but Its effect on the oppos-
Ing team counts almost as much
The Detroit times., 1912-12-11
AW TIE MARRIAGE OF q
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Mz,HA Romance OfHe Sea ~
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n Romance Mhe Sea
BY CUTCuFFE HYNE
cspyrisbt Isia. he Bobb. Merlin Company

that's picked up the old Towers, and
made fortune out OF her, and
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-14
JUDGE HANFoRo REvoKEs
 CITIZENSHIP PAPERS
Special Nuaoet Service.

SEATTLE. May i3.--Judge C. H. Hanford uf the district court. Western division of Washington. with quarters in the city. disbarred Leonard olsen or Tacoma from exercising the rights of citizenship. un Saturday last
 The judge in revoking the papers granted tu Olsen. stated that a per sun who harbored such views. and ex- pressed such strong opinions in pub lie was not entitled to the rights or citizenship That the constitution did not provide for the making ui anar- chist citizens. and his utteranccs proved he was no other than that type uf people who do nut believe in any form of government and would destroy the very nation affording them a shelter
 From now on you will be termed an alien. and should you wish to re- tain your freedom, cease preaching diseontent and trying To incite riot among the working people. You and all who believe and act as you have been doing. defaming the constitution are undesirable citizens