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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
SALESMAN'S ARREST CLUE
TO HUNDRED ROBBERIES
Brooklyn Man Suffering From In
juries Similar to Those Re
ceived by Thief.

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. T., August q
The Middlesex county authorities are
working with the police OF Brooklyn, N.
Y. on a clue which they hope will lead
to the solution of the mystery surround
Ing nearly one hundred robberies Of pri-
waite homes and stores in a number of
New Jersey towns during the past fort
night
The clue is the arrest in Brooklyn of a
man describing himself as Frank Henry,
forty-five years old. known as a respec-
table salesman in the neighborhood Of
his home
When arrested Henry was suffering
from injuries on leg and hand. He de-
clared they were the result of an explo-
sion which occurred while experimenting
on an invention.
July Is man who attempted to rob a
residence in Metuchen. n. j.. was cap
tured after receiving the charge from a
double-barreled shotgun in the leg, some
of the shots removing two fingers of one
hand. Before the town officials arrived
the man escaped from ropes that bound
him. He left behind a mileage ticket
which, the authorities alleged. was is
sued to a man named Frank Henry
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ton with the new injection treatment Is
being used too freely. and consequently
a false impression of the prophylactic is
given to a great many who are ignorant
of the treatment. He says it is not prop
erly vaccination at all. but merely an
injection with hypoderInc needle. Three
injections are necessary, at intervals Of
ten days. The first injection is seven and
one-half drops nf the solution. and the
second and third injections fifteen drops.
In order to prepare the prophylactic,
typhoid germs are grown ir culture tubes
and the germs are killed by heat. These
dead germs. combined with a salt So
luton. constitute the formula. The ac
ton of this preventive Of typhoid Is
to put the blood into the same condition
as that Of man who has had typhoid
fever. If live germs get into the blood of
a man who has received the injections
they are killed by the action Of the
luton. At present it is not known
whether a man is always immune after
receiving the treatment once, but it is
thought that the treatment should be
repeated every eight or ten years.
The first dose, seven and half drops
OF the solution, contains J0O.GpO.OCO dead
germs. and the other two doses each
contain a billion.
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TYPHOID IS STUNNED
Many District Guardsmen
Take New Preventive.
GOOD RESULTS ACHIEVED
Efficacy of Prophylactic Treatment
Thoroughly Demonstrated in
Army and Navy.
GOOD RESULTS ACHIEVED

Remarkable results are being obtained
by the use of the new typhoid fever
preventive, typhoid prophylactic," ac-
cording to officers of the National Guard
Of the District of Columbia. The un-
pleasant after effects of the old-fash-
toned vaccination are no longer felt the
new method being an entirely painless
one. and out Of 10000 soldiers OF the
regular army who have taken the treat
ment. the only after effects have been
an occasional headache. lasting a few
hours and once or twice slight fever
has resulted, but has disappeared within
an hour or two.
In the army and navy the treatment
now is compulsory. and the medical
corps of the army has had excellent
proof of the efficacy of the treatment
Lieut.. Col. l.. II. Reichelderfer Of the
Medical Corps. National Guard. District
of Columbia. is strong advocate OF the
new preventive. and a large part or
his staff is at work nearly every night
at the Center Market armory giving the
treatment to those members Of the local
brigade who desire ii. The prophylacttc
treatment is not compulsory In the Ma
tional Guard. but Is administered to the
members if they desire 1t. Lieut.. Col.
Reichelderfer says that about one-third
OF the members of the guard, both Of
ficers and enlisted men, are voluntarily
taking the treatment before going into
camp at Harpers Ferry. August II.
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TO VOTE TODAY.
House Will Make Effort to Pass Cot
ton Bill Before Adjournment.

The House today resumed consideration
of the cotton tariff revision bill, which
would reduce the duties on cotton and
cotton manufactures approximately 81
per cent. Majority Leader Underwood
expressed his intention of passing the bill
before adjournment today and sought to
have general debate limited to three
hours.
Lenroot of Wisconsin, Hill of Connecticut
and Minority Leader Mann protested that
Mr.. Underwood was seeking to railroad
the bill through the House. and Mr.. Mann
characterized the attempt n IAN exhibit
ton of autocratic authority" Eventually
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not interfered with the regular duties OF
the guards, and the question before the
Commissioners Is whether the employees
of the beach. after their work for the day
Is completed. have the right to make
side money" using the public beach for
that purpose
''All swimming lessons at the beach for
which a charge 10 made" said w. B.
Hudson this morning. ARE held after,
hours and do not In any way interfere
with the work OF the lifeguards. The
lifeguards do not solicit trade and many
persons have asked for private instruc-
ton at the ONCE"
Although IL 10 not a part OF the duty OF
the guards to give swimming lessons, ac-
cording to DR.. Hudson. when the time
permits they teach many children to SWIM
and II il estimated that during the sum-
mer Of 1911 about 1000 children received
preliminary 1nstyUctioo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02

I2L2c Drawers. &c.
Children's Good Quality Muslin
Drawers. neatly finished with
fine tucks. Mostly small sizes.
10 & at t;c pair.
2oc Sacques, I0c.
Women's Combing or Dressing
Sacques. Of printed lawns: some
finished with scaliops: full flow
Ing kilnOno sleeves. END floor.l
Ioc Electro Silicon. &c.
Regular Zoe boxes OF Electro
Silicon. the magic silver pol
lsh. > 10 u nm. at &C. box.
fNotion Dept
Boys soc Bathing
Suits, &c.
Boys Navy Blue Jersey Bath
ing Suits. twopiece style, sizes
81 to 81 chest measure.
Boys $500 and $3.50
Suits, SI.6o.
Boys Fancy Cashmere Suits.
In double-breasted style. with
dark knickerbocker pants: sizes
{ TO 1S years. Light, medium
and dark patterns.
Boys 25c Belts, nc.
Boys Leather Belts. in brown,
tan, gray and black. t3rd fioor.)
Mems 25c Shirts, &c.
Mems Athletic Undersnirts,
buttonless and sleeveless styles;
from 2 to u at DC each.
soc Suspenders. $50.
MEMS Genuine ''Guyot" Sus-
penders, in light. medium and
dark effects. Never sold under
the established price . 10 q
AT SOC pair.
zoe Shoe Polish, sc.
Regular 1oc Shoe Polish. in
Black Dressing and Browns Rus
set Combination Dressing. TO
6 at &c.
I9c Ribbons, IoMc.
Heavy Quality All-silk Taffeta
Ribbons, 8 in. wide, in all the
wanted summer shades. = to 6 at
10a4c I'd.
75c Table Napkins, 25c.
Hemmed MerccrizeJ Table
Napkins. good serviceable kind:
sold regularly at soc dozen. 2
TO C at 25c HALF DOZEN.
35c Table Damask. Ioc.
60-in. Union Linen Table Dam
ask. In assorted patterns. Good
weight and durable quality.
.75c Art Goods. 2oc.
Rattenberg Scarfs. three-pfece
kind. with German linen centers.
zoe Centerpieces, I5c.
Eartenberg Centerpieces. ISx1S
in. in round and square shapes,
with and without drawnwork
cenfers.
IOc Corset Covers. Ioc.
Good Quality Muslin Corset
Covers, with lace trimming
around neck and arms . to q
at Zoe each
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BEsT0R TRIAL TUESDAY.
Second Hearing of Maryland Man
on Little Girls Charge.

Armand ID. Bestor. president OF the
Southern Timepiece Company. who was
rearrested at Upper Marlboro. Md. Tues
day afternoon after he had been given a
preliminary hearing on a charge OF as
saul on Lulu CLANCY. twclve-year-old
orphan child. and had been acquitted. will
be given a hearing on the second charge
next Tuesday afternoon.
The hearing will be held before Justice
OF the Peace $. +. Cox at Suitland. Md.
States Attorney Clarence NJ. Roberts,
who swore out the warrant. will prose-
cute. while Attorney N. Hampton Ma
gruder will appear for the defendant.
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Would Destroy Competition.

THE proposition that the government
shall recognize and permit to exist trusts,
monopolies and combinations in restraint
OF trade and then regulate them by legis-
lative control is one calculated to sup
press individual enterprise and destroy
competition 1t is conceded that such a
policy would result necessarily in the fix
ing Of prices Of the products of such
contradictions by law. If the government
fixes the price OF the finished product,
must it not also fix the price of the raw
ma terial and OF the labor that converts
IT?
TT is Urged that large industrial com
binations can produce more cheaply than
small ones. This is fundamental raj
lacy, from which proceeds the paternal-
ist,c doctrine that government shall rec
ognize and permit monopolistic combina-
lions and fix the price Of their product
.'The federal government, by proper leg
islation, can resolve great combinations
into their integral parts and then, by
wise and just regulation OF corporate
powers maintain natural and healthy
condition of trade. 1t is plainly its duty
to do So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
lellv Glasses. lac.

Jelly Glasses. lac.
Crystal Glass Jelly Tumblers.
with tin tops. . to 6 ut 1l4c
each.
zoe Window Screens,
IOC.
Walnut-finished Elk tie n sion
high: open TO 333 in.
800 Saucepans. nc.
Seamless Covered Enameled
Saucepans, 12-pint size. From
. to 6 at lie each.
CSC Knife Sets. &C.
Steel Knife Sets. consisting of
bread. cake and pairing knives,
black enameled handles. 2 to .
at Sc set.
I5c w alter Pals. &C.
Heavy Galvanized Iron Water
Pals. S-quart size. . 10 6 at &c.
sc Laundry Soap,
E for I0c.
Regular SC size cakes of san
tn Claus" or Lennon" Laundry
Soap. Offered from TO 6 at
SIX cakes for 19c. soc value.
Ioc Soup, 2 for I5c.
Campbell's Tomato SOUP: sold
regularly at Zoe can. From .
TO . at TWO for 15c.
zoe Salmon, oIac.
Tall cans Of Extra Quality
from 2 to g at 91Sc each.
I5c June Peas, o1ac.
Regular 15c cans Of Early
June Peas. select quality. sound
and perfect: from . TO 8 ut
Si1c can.
1oc "Jello,' 7Hc.
Regular Zoe packages of "Iel-
To- the popular summer des-
SORT. in assorted favors; from
2 10 i at TIC each.
soc Sheets. SOC.
slx90 Bleached Sheets. full
double-bed size. with welded
seam.
85c Sheets, 55c.
S1x80 Seamless Bleached
Sheets. extra heavy linen finish
sheeting cotton.
I5e Pillow Cases, 0Mc.
45x36 Rleached Pillow Cases.
large size. hand torn and iron
ed: to at SIC each.
Ioc Cambria. 5Zsc.
Yard-wide White Cambria.
fine. close-woyen. soft-finish
q.a.ity. Tor SKINNER needs.
Boys soc Caps. Ioc.
Boys Fancy Cashmere and
Silk MOhair Golf Caps, light
weight for summer.
soc Storm Serge, $50.
36-inch Storm Serge, hard
twisted. close-wOven quality, in
navy blue and black.
$50 "Flaxon,' 15c.
36-inch White "flaxon. a
beautiful. sheer. fine quality
for dainty summer garments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
Saturday Sales From z to 6 Pm.
List of Bargains in Small Type That Presents Extraordinary
Economies on Wanted Summer Merchandise

SC Apron Ginghams.
4zsc.
Standard Quality Apron Cling
hams. in blue. brown and green
checks: warranted fast colors.
SI.oo Silks. SOC.
36-inch All-silk Satin Fou-
laris. in stripes. dots. neat de-
signs and stylish bordered eff
fecis.
I2Hc Noiles. zAc.
Colored Stripe voiles. in neat
Stripes. . to . at 7s4c yard.
I21ac Batiste. 7Ac.
Colored Irish Batiste. in neat
striped effects: fast colors.
25c Poplins. I2Hc.
Mercerized Poplins. with hand
some silk stripes in navy blue
and black. Subject TO slight
mill imperfections.
SI.oo Longcloth. soc.
1o-yard pieces OF Genuine
English Longcloti, SO inches
wide, soft, chamois finish.
SOC Pique, 25c.
White Imported French Pique,
in several size welts. Slightly
imperfect-but not enough to
hurt wear or appearance.
zoe White Wolfe. &c.
i5-inch White French Wolfe,
an extra fine close-mesh grade,
for smart summer garments.
65c Mosquito Netting,
soc.
S-yard pieces of Adams Make
Mosquito Netting, In 7-quarter
width. Choice OF white, black,
green, blue, pink or red.
75c Bath Rugs, zoe.
Heavyweight. Soft-finish Bath
room Rugs. in various color
combinations; size 24A4S; strict
~ reversible.
sc Mirrors, sc.
Oval-shape Mirrors, with metal
frames. in black. brown and
gilt enamel: complete with
easel and hanger attachment.
9th fioor.)
$500 Rugs, S8.o8.
9x12-ft. Largest Room-size.
All-wool Brussels Rugs. made
in one piece. Choice of floral
and medallion designs. w. & j.
Sloane make.
SOC Mohair, 900.
44-inch Lustrous Quality Mo-
hair Brilliantine. dust and salt
water proof. strictly reversible.
In black and navy blue.
soc Silks, zoe.
~ and % inch Striped Tub
Silks. In large assortment OF
cclored hairline stripes: heavy,
firm quality.
$I.oo Spreads. 6oc.
11-quarter White Crochet
Spreads. full double-bed size. In
heavy raised Marseilles pat
ferns.
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RIGHT TO TEACH QUESTIONED.
Guards at Bathing Beach Said to
Give Lessons for Paw.

The District Commissioners viii inves-
tigate the question of employees of the
bathing beah giving instruc-
tions in swimming to patrons of the
beach and receiving pay for their serv-
ices After the regular bathing hours
some of the life guards and other EN-
ployes have instructed pupils at the rate
of So for six lessons. AS all of the pri-
vate pupils have been taught after the
closing hours OF the beach, the work has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
AEROS CRASH AND FALL.
Neither Aviator Heina Nor Stein
hover Seriously Injured.

GARDEN CITY. n. T., August "A
collision between two monoplanes near
the Garden City aerodrome last night
brought both machines crashing to earth
The fall was a short one, and. while both
monoplanes We're badly damaged, neither
aviator was injured seriously.
William Heina of Pittsburgh had just
learned to fly. James Steinhauer Of Cleve-
land was the other aviator. Their ma
chimes were going in the same direction.
one directly under the other, when the
accident occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02

Sewing Silk. ; tor Ioc.
IOo-yard spools Of Good Quality
Sewing SILK. for machine or
hand sewing; black and colors:
2 to q pm. At three spools for
1oc.
soc Auxiliator. 27c.
Westphal's Hair Auxiliator. a
Well known hair tonic: regular
zoe bottles: . TO q pm. ut PC.
sc Hairpins, sc.
Wood Hair Pin Cabinets. con-
tanning n good assortment Of
first quality wire hair pins; 2
10 q pm at &c.
25c Sanitol, I2c.
Regular 25c boxes Of Genuine
Sanitol Tooth Powder; = TO 6
pm. at 12c.
&c Talcum Powder. &c.
American Violet Talcum Pow
der. finest grade talrum. deli
cately scented; . TO pm. at
&C..
1OI J. ol1GlS. A9C.
Regular &c jars Of Barnard's
Complexion Cream and BIC cakes
of Barnart's Complexion Soap,
worth Soc: = to q pm. at pc.
sc and Ioc Collar
Buttons. 3 for sc.
King" Collar Buttons. gold
filled: silver. pearl and gold
filed backs: . 10 6 pm. at
three for 81.
Jewelry Dept
.3oc Perfume, &c.
Woodworth's Famous Triple
Extract Blue lilies" regu-
larly 39c ounce: Q TO 6 pm,
half-ounce bottles. 13c.
Ioc Toilcs Soap. sc.
Genuine Physicians and Sur
geons' Toilet Soap. regular Toe
cakes; . TO pm. at &c.
Glycerine Soap, SC.
La Parisienne Transparent
Glycerine Toilet Soap; 2 to c
pm. at Sc.
&C Needles, &c.
Smiths Blue Label English
Needles. regularly r. paper;
10 & pm. at %.
Peroxide. sc.
Peroxide of hydrogen. full
strength and standard make;
quarter-pound bottles: . to 6
pm. at Sc.
CSC Collars. I2Nc.
New lot ot Women's Enbroid-
cred Linen Collars, in white and
colored embroidered effects: all
heights and sizes. Large variety
OF styles.
SI.5o Suit Cases, Soc.
Best Quality Fiber Suit Cases.
extra light weight; strongly
made Full size.
Mems $1,000 and SI2. so
Suits. S4.o5.
Mems and Young Mems Sum-
mer Suits. In light colors. Good
range of sizes.
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Nr. Carnegie. Judge GARY and others. is
not approved. Whatever may he the
ey! results Of the elimination Of competi-
ton from the steel business, IL does not
Justify such q remedy and could not be
cured ny K; such q control. semi-sociai-
istic in its nature. is beyond the power
vested IN the Constitution in the federal
Congress.
The abuses mentioned in this report
can in q great measure he renedied oN
giving to Tie operations OF the tuiied
States Steel Corporation and other Ike
corporations tie widest publicity, ana py
the strict enforCemeu; of laws specifically
irhi5;tinc the employ nient of cunning de-
vices by which an unfair advantage over
competitors is secured The bureau OF
corpora lions possesses the authority 10
thoroughly investigate the internal al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
Will of William C. Wallis.

BY the terms of the VIII of William
Creighton Walls. dated September $.
1909, his entire estate is devised to his
wife, Florence G. Wallis. Should the
wife be dead, the estate is to so to
niece Rebecca w. Wallis. George Leigh
and Hugh Wallis. brother, are named
as executors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
Panic Not Explained.

How panic which had persistently
resisted the combined efforts of the
federal government and John D. Rookie
feller and j. p. Morgan & Co. and re.
NAMED in undated fury after Morgan
and Rockefeller had turned loose $50
100000 and the federal Treasury $50
100000 more should suddenly be stilled
BY this manipulation of Grant b..
Schley's loans has not been explained
either by Mr.. Roosevelt or by any other
witness Yet it is urgently maintained
mat the panic continued prior to this
magical scoop of securities and that
the instant the steel corporation ac-
duired the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Comranvs stock it subsidized instantly
and perma nently."
Tie committee reports that on Octo-
Der ~. 1907. President Roosevelt issued
statement congTatuiating Secretary
cortelyou and the business men who
headed off the panic. The committee
says of this:
TIP until the time of this interview the
steel corporation owed it's success and
Its pernanency to the power and the
skill Of the fnanciers who had created
and the iron masters who had directed
Its operations. Since that time it's
dominance has been due in no small
measure to the sudden, ili-considered and
arbitrary fiat of the Chief Executive.
The Presidents refusal to interfere
was an absolute warrant to proceed A
suggestion from him to the Attorney
General was equivalent TO command.
and upon a refusal of the Attorney Cen
eral TO act the corporation was immune.
This is admitted by Col. Roosevelt and
he unhesitatingly assumes full responsi-
bility III the matter
The report occupies more than 200
pages and much of il is criticism of the
methods of the trusts. Andrew Car
negie's steel making methods and his
desire 10 extend his business are held
ont the motives which compelled ].
lierr>ont Morgan and his associates to
organize the steel trust
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vide for rigid supervision of all issues of
securities and prohibit one corpora ton
from holding stock in another and limit
the extent TO which two or more corpora
tons may have common directories.
II do not concur in the views OF the
minority that the true remedy for indus
trial evils does not lie in the dissolution
of the industrial trusts | am of the
opinion that the dissolution of the
great industrial combinations into
their integral parts sroald do much to
restore trade to natural and healthy
condition and inspire confidence of the
people in the business situation and re-
yiye commercial prosperity.
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Silk Stockings.
SI.oo and SI.5o Values
AT 00C Pair.

remarkable underprice offer
ing of Women's Pure Silk Stock
ings, in plain and silk embroid-
cred effects. al CSC pair Just the
kind 10 pack in your trunk for
the going away" trip.
Fine quality pure silk. with
Isle garter top. double sole and
toe. high spliced heel: embroidery
work in black and colors
Women's Mercerized Lisle Stock
lngs, with garter tops: seamless
feet. double heel and toe; d.
good elastic qual ity. NC
Worth 25c pair. -
tThree pairs for 5OcD
Infants Fancy Top Socks: full
fashioned foot: double sole and
toe: in all the most sought -
after shades: sizes to Oh. nc
Worth Csc pair.
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terstate business. Had the character of
the steel corpora ton and the nature and
extent of its operations been known to
the people and 10 the President of the
United states at the time Of the absorp-
ton OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
pany. it IS highly improbable that the
Chief Executive would in twenty minutes
have given his consent TO q merger
fraught with infinite injury to the steel
industry and TO the public alike.
The commissioner of corporations
should be required to report To Congress
IS we'll as 10 the President of the United
States at such times and upon such
conditions as II may prescribe and the
.aw creating this bureau should be SO
amended as to make such reports manda-
tory upon the commissioner OF corpora
tics
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terested. In speaking of watered stock
the ma jority comment is:
Stocks Literally Deluged."

I'm some instances stocks were not
'watered' IN the ordinary acceptance OF
that term: they were literally deluged-
The cost of constructing or reproducing
the several plants constituting the COM
bine was inconsequcnt'al as compared
with the value of this new dev.ce for en-
joying with immunity an old and hitherto
forbidden privilege-an absolute monop-
oily in a valuable and necessary article of
commerce.
From Julian Kennedy. an engineer, the
committee traced the development of the
National Tube Company, subsidiary of
United States Steel. by ]. Pierpont Nor
gan. He told the committee that he in
vestigated the condition of the tube trade
and found that the actual value OF these
plants did not exceed $19.Wo,0n, and that
the owners We're demoralized and dis
heartened-" The committee comments on
this situation follows:
''Undismayed by this dismal prospect.
]. +. Morgan & Co, with an amazing
audacity. launched this new nineteen
million-dollar monopoly on its course
with a total capitalization of xSO,OO0OGo.
and received as compensation securities
of this concern aggregating $2O,NDW1.
Representative Beall of Texas made
study of the Gary dinners influences on
the steel trade. He wrote that portion
of the report which deals with them His
comment on them follows:
Accepting the dinner of January, 1911.
as fairly typical of the rest, and the
things said and done there as fairly rep
resentative OF the things said and done
at the others We think the conclusion Is
irresistible that the Gary dinners were
instituted as a means of conveying to the
entire steel and iron industry informa-
ton as to what the attitude Of the United
States Steel Corporation was upon the
questions of output and prices. and of
impressing upon all engaged In the indus
try that it was the part of wisdom and
prudence to govern themselves accord
ingly.
I'VE further believe that by this means
prices were maintained, output re-
stricted, territory divided. competition
stif1ed and trade restrained, just GER
| tainly, just as effectively, and just as
unlawfully as had been done under the
discarded pooling agreements of former
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-02
Hardly Vaccination.

Col. Reichelderfer 10 Of the opinion that
the word vaccination employed in connec-
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1t was agreed to end debate at 5 O'Clock
and then to vote on the republican SUBJ
stitute and the bill itself