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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-03-02
Notes and Personals


The young people of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of the Baptist
church are to give an entertainment
tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. R. Bate. An interesting program
has been planned and large crowd
is expected to attend, for the young
people have long since learned that a
good time is in store for all guests
who are entertained at this home. Be-
sides plenty of pleasing diversions, a
dainty course of refreshments will be
served.
The regular meeting of the Young
Ladies' Reading Club will be held at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Car
negie Hall. A cordial invitation has
been extended to the members OF the
Woman's Club to be their guests on
that day
The Embroidery Club will be enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
R. 8. Webb, Jr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
Campana
indispensable


Hoy han salido para la Isla, con obs
jeto de recorrer los distritos del Norte
y Este, Ell propaganda cientifica acer-
ca de los mediQs de ~combatir la peste
bubonica, los reputados medicos, doc
torres don Francisco del Vale Atiles Y
don Gustavo Munoz Diaz.
La propaganda que realicen en- las
distintas poblaciones que yisiten los
distinguidos hombres de ciencia, ha de
ser de todo punso l1til para calmar la
alarma que reina. en- algunos pueblos y
restablecer la norhralidad en- cierto mo-
do alterada en- la Isa
De esta propaganda Sc esperan re
sultados excelentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08

Carrel los representatives de La Prensa de
esta capital
Tn redactor nuestro lie interrogo 81 era
cierto q. la Sanidad Martina desde hoy
Sc habia encargado de los trabajos contra
la playa Ell gobernador contest0 que 81,
que Sc habia estableciao un negociado pa
ra entenderse zen la extinction de la epi-
demia, y que de 81 Sc. encargaba ell Ser
vicio de Sanidad Alaritima, pero de
acuerdo, naturalmente, con el departa-
mento de Sanidad de Puerto Rico Los
gastos que Sc originen seran pages, unos,
por ell Gobierno insular otros por ell
federal
FL Dr. Creel, que fue el que dirigi6
efcazmente los trabajos sanitarios Ell
California, cuando hubo ALI la "peste
bub6nica'', es ell Jefe del nuevo Nego-
ciado.
Ell Gobernador ha dirigido un cable
al Ministro de los Estados Unidos Ell
la Rep1blica Dominicana otro al de
Cuba, dandoles cuenta exacta del esta-
do de la epidemia aqui, de las medidas
sanitarias que Sc han tomado,> y de la
imposibilidad de que los buques que
a nuestro puerto lleguen puede ninfec-
tarse Solicita ell Gobernador de los
Ministries americanos supradichos que
Sc entrevisten con los gobiernos de Gu
ba Santo Domingo les pidan, des-
pues de eXplicarles nuestra situaci0n
que ordenen a sus C6nsules aqui que
despacehn buques de nuestros puertos
para los de las republicas mencionadas
Esta terminado- dijo Ell senor Ca
rrel-el plano de urbanizaci6n de
Puerta de Terra, como dc Ilevarlo a
la practica ha de encargarse ell MUM
cipio de San juan he hablado exten-
samente del asunto con ell alcalde senor
Tood, quien esta dispuesto a realizar
eSa obra tan necesaria inmediatamente
que sea possible; nosotros debemos ha-
Ger de Puerta de TERRA un bonito ba-
rriO
III senor Carrel termin0 manifestan-
donos que ell Gobernador Cotton pro
bablemente enmbarcara el dia trece pa
Ia esta iSla.
ORGANIZATION DEL TRABAJO EN-
Ell SERVICIO DE SANDAL.
l. La existencia de la epidemia de
este Bnb6nica en- la Isla de Puerto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
Acadia de San Juan
AVISO AL PUBLICO

En- atenci6n a las circumstances
actuales, debendo procederse a obras
de gran importancia y Urgente necesi-
dad en- la Plaza del Mercado de San
juan las que posiblemente impediran
todo trafico en- aquelIa por un tempo
que no puede determinarse Sc avisa por
medic del presente, quienes pueda in
teresar que sc deja sin efecto el rema-
tie q. estaba anunciado para ell dia 10
die, sobre arriendo de puestos Y loca-
les de dicha Plaza del Mercado.
R. H. Todd,
Alcalde de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08

Rico aumenta considerabemente ell ira
baJo que ha de llevarse a cabo por el
Servicio de Sandal 10 que exige la re
organization de las divisiones del Ser
vlclo. La peste = es una enfermedad
de las ratas que Sc trasmite al hombre
por la picada de la pulga la campana
contra esta enfermedad, por 10 tanto,
esta mprescindiblemente diyidida en-
dos parties; (1) ell cuidado tratamien-
to de los enfermos y de aquellos ex-
.(Contin1a en- la pagina 10) -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
Hato Rey, Z de julio de 1912.
Sr Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
San Juan, p. r..

Querido amigo: Me apresuro con
testar. adn a agradecer su atentisima
de hoy; solo deseo que mis- frases sa-
tisfagan su pertinente curiosidad y la
del p1bico, 81 por acaso lie pndiera
aun importar mis- opiniones.
He leido las interesantes apreciacio-
mes en- las que un ilustre Aacterlologo
del pals Sc permite mezclar mi nombre;
Y que yo estimo como muy deferentes,
una vez. mis- insignifcantes hechos,
han podido distraer de sus diarias Ia
reas microsc6picas tan competente
tecnico
Ardiente partidario del Individuals
mo. como arma de progreso. no me mo-
lestan EN- absolute, hi me entusiasman,
las apreciaciones que la luz de su par
ticular intelecto de su etica, puedan
hacer de mis- actos, todos los a. Sc dig
nan poner en- ellos sus ojos.
Mi conciencia, suficientemente ATRIAL
da por ell. humanitarismo, poderosa
fuerza sugestiva, que cOnstltuye en-
esencia la honradez de nuestra profe-
sion sublime. me basta afortunada-
mente para proporcionarme el premio y
ell castigo a que Sc hacen acreedores mis-
intentos
LA casualidad' interviniendo CO.
mo linica fuerza efectiva de ell resulta-
do de mis- trabajos
La casualidad, a1n suponiendo
que sea palabra invocable, en- ninglma
OCCASION por los naturaliStaS, me felicitO
de haberla tenido a favor de mis- pO-
bres iniciativas Ella tiene pergaminos
de abolengo muy linajudo en- la cien-
ella. para que 70 me permita rechazar-
la, de ningnn mOdo, antes meJor, agra
decerle, siempre que sus olimpicos ia
vores fertilicen mi destino
De casualidades, estan amasados mu-
chisimos peldanos por los cuales ha su-
bido jestuosamente la ciencia; su-
be aun, la esplendida escalinata del
progreso humane.
Por casualidad ha llegado Colon a
America. " la civilizaci6r europea
alunbra desde aquella memorable fe-
cha este continente
Pero, perd6neme, Qnerido amigo, que
hubiese sufrido mi imagination. 81
quiera a manera de pasajero vertigo la
infuencia Gle los embriagadores ehuvios
que Sc respiran en- la ardiente po6tica
atm6sfera de esta Isla Incompatible.
7 viniendo a la triste realidad, las
asperezas Y prosa de la vida practica
lie hare las aclaraciones que me solicita
con tanto interes como amabilidad.
Es clerto, que en- mis- casos, como en-
tGdos los que sc quieran citar de pare
cida naturaleza, puede admitirse la po-
sibilidad de una curacion espontanea.
Pero semejante augmentation, ademas
de no probar NADIA en- concrete es de
manejo pehgrosisimo pues todos sabe-
mos que sin medicos nj medicinas. y 10
que es afln mas expressive a pesar de
m6dicos y medicinas todas las. enfer-
medades Sc han curado y aiin pueden
curarse; por algo la Medicina expec-
tante pura, ha llegado en- alg1n tempo
a constituir TN cuerpo de doctfina, y
hoy todavia, Sc considera como precio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08

UNA CARTA DEL DR.. CALDELAS

sisima arma clinica, siempre que su ma
nejo este en- todo momento inspirado
lDr la, oportunidad terapeutlca.
Debemos uhir, cualesquiera que sean
los movies intimos de nuestros juicios,
de sembrar la semilla descladora del
excepticismo; especie de aharquismo,
pero, sin ell attractive artistico que Ell
ideal de este ofrece las mentes eXal-
tadas por heterocronicas asplraclones.
Lo prudente; 10 aconseJado por la
ciencia positiva, es Intervene Ell todas
las Intermediates, en- las cuales, nues-
tros medios terapeuticos pueden reno
yer, o ayudar a remover, cQnjuntamen-
tie con las fuerzas natJrales, los obs
taculos que Sc oponen al .cumplimlento
della ley que rige la tinalidad fisiolo-
gica de todo ORGANISING viviente la sa-
lud
Nuestra mission la cabecera del en-
fermo. es indiscutiblemente ayudar al
que sufre para que Sc acaben rapida-
mente sus congojas dolores, hacienda
lucir siempre en- el horizonte de sus
anheos ell consolador astro de la .espe-
rama
Suprimir las Intermediates acortar-
las, hacerlas mas llevaderas; he ahi
nuestro gran papel en- la sociedad en-
la familia s>
Pero, perdone nuevamente,. amigo
querido, SRI importancia fundamental
de nuestros humanitarios fines, me in
vitan a entrar en- ell temple grandiosO
de las consideraciones serias, para rem
dir el debido tribute ante ell tabernacu-
10 de nuestros deberes PROFESSIONALS. di-
vinizados por Esculapio
Y una vez mas, defnitivamente,
vengo la realidad, para contestar esas
manifestations las que I'd con me-
recido aprecio Sc refere
To- No Sc deben abrir los bubones
pestosos segiin citas correspondence
al ano 1901.
Contesto: Sc deben abrir oportuna-
mente' los bubones pestosos seg1n ci-
tas correspondence al ano 1907, corro-
boradas por observaciones del 1912.
20 Ell ganglio es la trinchera que el
ORGANISING opone la invasion micro
biana Y es torpeza destruir tai trinche-
ra.
Contesto: (usando la forma pintores-
ca dada al argumento) seg1n compe-
tentes autoridades militares.. una ve1
la trinchera es tomada por Ell enemigo
hasta el punto de servirle de parapeto
10 mas practice Y eficaz, es desalojarlo
| de ALI por todos. los medios posibles
con dinamita inclusive. ann tenien-
| do que lamentar, el hacer esc6mbros dc
las propias defensas; pero va inutii liza
das perjudiciales ademas.
Termino repitiendo aqueIlas pala 1ras
llenas de sencilla verdad practica. que
enmudecieron I'M celebre ergotist de
la antignedad.
FL movimiento Sc demuestra an
dando'
Y tambien las del immortal Calico
pero al fin la terra Sc mueve
Y por ultima vez. repito: No es m
pirico, nj descubrimiento MO, el AFR
mar Que un atacado de enfermedad
bub6nica, mas 0 menos epidemica, Sc lie
puede operar con exito
! Finis est "
Queda de I'd. siempre muy aimo.
amigo Y atento s. s.
DR. Jacobo Caldelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
UNO QUE RENUNCIA.

Don Nicanor MARTINEZ. Inspector de
sSalidad de Carolina, present6 aver la
enuncia de su cargo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
INFORME OFFICIAL


Durante estos 1ltimos dias sc ha We
nido hacienda una buena labor de linn
pieza en- Santurce. Todas las casaS los
patios de Las mismas han sido convenien-
temente limpiados, destruy6ndose todo
aquello que pudiere ser guarida de ratas
Aver estuvieron ardiendo todo ell dia
y la noche, cuatro grandes hogueras en-
distintos sitios de Santuce
Desde la casa en- que residia ell joven
don Julio Hoheb hasta detras de Tale
res ha sido cercado convenientemente pa
ra exterminar de una vez las ratas que
ALI existan.
Ell ARSENAL CONVERTIDO EN-
SANATORIO.
Sc ha aprobado un cr6dito Gle $1,000
dollars para convertir en- sanatorio de la
peste una buena parte del Arsenal
LO QUE Sc HACE EN- CAROLINA.
CASAS De CAMPANA.
En- Carolina cOntin1an eficazmente
los trabajos sanitarios de la poblaci0n,
dirigidos por ell doctor Creel, uno de los
eXpertos americanos.
Hasta ahora Sc han puesto a prueba
de ratas dos manzanaS de casas que com
prenden casi La mitad de la poblaci6n
de Carolina.
Actualmente Sc esta limpiando una
manzana de cuatro casas de la calle del
Rio, en- donde sc encontraron ratas in
fectadas Esas casaS han sido conve-
nientemente cercadas para evitar que Sc
escapen las ratas que t0davia pueda ha-
Der en- elias ~
Sc ha levantado ell piso de todas las ca
saS, que 10 tenlan pegado la TERRA, y
de todas aquellas que pudieran ser qua
rida de ratas. Este trabajo 10 dirigen,
las 6rdenes inmediatas del DR.. Creel
los senores San Telmo y Qmnones que
tienen empleadoS setenta obreros de la
poMaci0n para hacerlo.
Sc han establecido mas de 20 casas de
campana en- la parte norte de Caro-
lima. Elias sirven para alojar a los habi
antes de las casas destruidas de las
lue ahOra estan en- reparaci6n
En- general, el trabajo que Ell Carolina
Sc esta hacienda es magnifco, y no hay
lue temer que la epidemia tome incre-
mentO ALI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
|NGLES, :. FRANCES Y ALEMAN
-...e SIN MAESTRO

Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad, el represen-
tante de Ia casa R. D. Cortina Co., inven-
tora del "CORTiNAPf1ONE aparato mo-
derno para aprender cualquier idioma sin ne
cesidad de maestro
Este ingenioso procedimiento, adoptado
actualmente en- todo el raundo, o6cialmente
por los Gobiernos de Europa, cuenta tambien
en- esta Isla con lnnumerabes disclpulos y.
admiradores
Los que deseen noticias, catalogos GUAM
tos informes necesiten, pueden dirigirse al
Sr. A. r. Reizabal, Hotel Inglaterra, San
Juan, P. T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
Los QUE Sc vACUNAN

En- cl Laboratorio de La peste estableci-
do EN- la parade Sc vacunaron ell sabado
con linfa de Haffkine trescientas setenta
y nueve personas. Hasta hoy Sc han va
cunado ALI mas de mil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-08
UN Case :SOsPECHOSO.

Hoy ha sido denunciada como presun-
ia atacada de peste la individua Mauricia
Sierra que vive en- la casa nilmero cua-
tro de la calle de San Andres en- Puerta
de TERRA.
CONFERENCE.-THE con Ell GO
BERNADOR. @
Esta tarde, las doce han estado confe-
renciando con Ell gobernador INFERNO Sr.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18

Was. Sent
TO FARGO
Discovered in q Traction
Engine that Was Shipped
TO Gateway City
the Police We're Afraid
to Approach Deadly
Package

FARGO, July 1S.-Considerable
mystery surrounds the finding of a
bag of dynamite in an engine received
by the Rumley Products company
from Foxholm, Mimi. esterday and
the fact that the engine was not
blown to atoms before it reached
Fargo, and that the employees who
carelessly pulled the bag from the
engine and dropped it to the ground
were not wiped off the face of the
earth is remarkable.
The police are investigating the
matter
Engine from FoxhoIm.
An old traction engine, which had
been standing idle at Foxholm for a
year or more, was shipped to the
Rumley company in this city. 1t ar.
rived yesterday afternoon, and soon
afterward Mr.. Connick Of the CON-
pany, opened the door and looked in
Upon observing the sack. and of
course not realizing what 1t contain.
ed, he pulled it from the engine and
dropped it to the ground. Upon open
ing the bag he was thoroughly fright
ened to find that it contained six
sticks of dynamite, and full grown
sticks they were, too. OF course 1t
was no time to become frightened
after the miracle had occurred. but
it was only by one chance in a thou
sand that he ever proceeded far
enough to determine the contents OF
the bag.
so Per cent Nitro.
The dynamite contained 60 per cent
nitroglycerine, which is much heav.
ier charge than that ordinarily EN-.
ployed, and there was enough of 1t
to produce an awful vacant spot in
that immediate vicinity had 1t ex.
ploded.
During the hot weather dynamite
loaded in a manner such as this, is
very easily discharged, and 1t is re.
garded as a miracle that it travelled
all the way to Fargo without explod.
ing on the train. 1t cannot be de-
termined what the object may have
been in placing the dynamite in the
engine, and several possible solutions
to the mystery have been suggested
Some are of the opinion that an at
tempt was made to destroy the com
pany's property. while others think
the dynamite was hidden in the en-
CINE by someone who contemplated a
"job". and it was carried away before
an opportunity arrived to use 1t.
Wouldn't ARREST" It.
When the police captain was IN
formed of the "find" he emphatically
refused to ARREST" It. declaring ne
would just as soon serve warrant
on, the stuff but he wouldn't have
any place to keep it, and he refused
to carry it around with him. A seri
GUS problem then arose as to how
to dispose of it, and as nobody cared
to handle it, it was decided to put II
back in the engine and leave it until
today, when it will be taken out and
destroyed, provided It VII! not be ne
cessary to destroy too much OF the
surrounding territory at the same
time
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18
PLAYED THE PART
Of FAKE SHERIFF
Young Man Took Risky Method
Of Helping Friend COL
IeCt a Debt

MINOT, July 49, Claiming to be
the sheriff of Ward county and there
by collecting in settlement Of debt
a $40 check, q pig and calf, William
McAfee, a young fellow about twenty
years, today admitted that he had vi
olated the law In order to help his
friend, Jesse King, collect debt
from Mr. and Mrs. Rudd.
There was not sufhcient evidence
to connect Mr.. King with the crime,
and he was dismissed at the prelim-
mary hearing before Judge Murray.
McAfee, however, practically admit
ted the charge of the state, but said
that he represented himself to be the
sheriff, largely as joke. and also to
help his friend out.
Il knew that King had been trying
to collect the bill. and had heard
that the Rudds were going to Can
ada, and wanted to help him out" :"
said McAfee. Il thought that Mrs.
Rudd knew me. l had been there
several times, and had talked with
her several times" II
McAfee, who appears to be q con-
scienti0us young fellow, seemed to
feel bad over the matter, and there
was disposition both on the part Of
Judge Murray and Assistant States
Attorney Ben Bradford to treat him
with leniency. After conference It
was decided to waive the hearing and
bind over. McAfee to the county court
that be might plead guilty and receive
his sentence.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18
REBELS WILL MOVE
their Headquarters

JUAREZ, July 1S.-Activities Of the
Citizens Viligance Committee, organ
lied to preserve order during the
passage of the city from rebel to fed.
eral control, led today to the report
that the insurrectos would evacuate
Juarez in 48 hours. The rebels admit
they will abandon Juarez soon. NOV
ing their garrison to Casas Grandes,
III miles southwest Of the Mexican
Northwestern railroad, but have made
no announcement as to the time Of the
proposed departure.
The fact that dynamiting crew OF
rebels was ia miles south Of here at
Montezuma today on the Mexican Cen
trail railroad had tendency to coun.
teract the idea of an immediate
evacuation OF Juarez, however.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18
SWARIz
SU|C|DED
With GAS
Body Found In Tenement
House with Gas Tube
In His Mouth
Dead Man Left Note 10 the
Public Written with Pencil
on His Collar

BY Associated PresA
NEW YORK, July ts.-The body Of
Nathan swartz, whose fathec. inform
ed the police his son was the slayer
Of fourteen year old Julia Connors,
was found early today on the fourth
floor Of a tenement house on Christie
street. swartz had committed sui.
eide by inhaIins gas.
The body was identified by Detec-
tive Brennan and by Swartz's mother.
swartz had hired a room eight days
ago under the name Of Max Hirsko-
vitz, from Max kapIan, who early to-
day smelied the gas. On investiga-
tion he found Swartz In bed with the
end Of the gas tubes that ran from
the middle Of the ceiling, tied to his
mouth. An examination by hospital
physician showed the man was dead.
Written with lead pencil on his col
lar were the words:
~ am guilty and insane"
There were several pieces OF news
paper lying around, and on one there
was written the sentence:
~ was sorry the minute after did
Il, 90 don't cry"
Only few days ago swartz's faith.
er informed the police his son had
told him he had killed the connors
GIRL, to which his father responded
that ths.e was nothing left for his
son but to commit suicide.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18
Was LIFE
OF MR.'1AFT
ATTEMPTED
Story that BombsheII Had
Been Received al White
House Denied
Secret Service Men and
Secretaries Refuse to
Give Information

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-The cir
cumstantial story Of an attempt on
the life Of President Taft is being de-
MED vigorously today by White House
officials and Chief Wilkie Of the Sec
ret service.
It was said bomb, wrapped in a
package, was received late yesterday
at the executive offices and placed
upon the desk Of Sherman Allen, one
Of the White House assistant secre-
taries, who has just been appointed
assistant secretary Of the treasury.
The package was, Of course, intended
for the president. but packages and
letters never reach him without first
passing through the hands Of a secre-
tp,y, and Allen opened It.
The report was, as Allen unwrapped
the package, that he had discovered
an Internal machine, said to have
been charged with dynamite and with
its fuse suffering, which he quickly
extinguished with his hands. Allen
emphatically denies the story, as do
all other White House officials. Chief
WiIkie Of the secret service, which is
charged with guarding the life Of the
president, also denies It. It has al
ways been the policy Of the secret
service and White House officials to
deny publicity to any incident which
eavors Of an attempt Of violence upon
the president.
Though the story sss published 10
very circumstantial, Il is pronounced
40 not wholly unfounded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-18
HAD MILLION
FOR PARKER
That Was the Amount Demo
Gratis Had When Parker
Was Candidate
Former Chairman Of Com.
mite Gives Senate
Information
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The DEM
ocratic campaign fund contained ST.
100000 when Alton B. Parker ran for
president in 1904, according to w. F.
Sheehan Of New York, who testified
today before the senate committee in
vestigating campaign funds. Sheehan
then was chairman of the democratic
national executive committee. Mon.
ey was sent by the committee, he
said, to Maine, Colorado, and Nebras-
ka
ITO Maine did you say" asked a
senator
Eyes, with very gratifying results
to the democrats"
Sheehan assured the committee
that the sums sent to the three states
mentioned were not large.
"How much was sent to Nebraska?"
inquired Senator Oliver.
II think about $25,OOO."
Bryan was the candidate for the
senatorship that year was he not?"
II don't remember, candidates for
the senatorship were not"
"Well think he was," interrupted
the Pennsylvania.
Sheehan said he remembered Aug
ust Belmont was a large contributor
that year, and Senator Oliver asked
If Thomas F. Ryan also was a contri-
butor in the same campaign.
The witnesses responded he was.
The witness declared the commit
tee made ruling at the beginning
of the campaign to accept no money
from any trust. He believed no such
contributions were made, directly or
indirectly.