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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.

Il see," said Sarah, that they are
going to take the tracks out Of the
Glen"
THAT is to say you saw it In the pa
per-" grinned the cynic.
well l guess it said the Board of
Public Works decided that it had to be
DONE" said Sal resentfully. Il read
the papers carefully" she added.
my dear child" soothIngly muir
INJURED the cynic, don't take things 80
to heart I was not rejecting on your
integrity-but merely making some
light commentary on the sources OF al
legged authority from whence your in
formation sprung"
Take a long breath after that, ,"
jeered Sal.
"If you'll not report me believe I'll
smoke" said the cynic striking a
light. Il confess to you strictly on the
side, such mental efforts are exhaust
ing"
Don't mind me-" said Sal, Il don't
belong to the w. C. T. u"
II wonder" idly maundered on the
cynic, why the w. C. T. Uers' are SO
down on the cigarette. Its not half az
deleterious to the physical system as
the moral debauches they go on at
their conventions"
II know a Wuer once who was ap.
pointed on so many committees and
whooped it up so for prohibition that
she had to go to a rest cure to recuper
ate. She was a complete nervous
wreck. And-look at mel"
20, look who's here!" cried Sal
Certainly the cigarette manufactur
ers ought to use your picture for an
advertisement
Twas ever thus from childhood's
hour" murmured the cynlc. II used
to smoke out behind the barn where
the folks wouldn't see me. And l was
never sick in my life"
! All the same" said Sal severely
you should frown on 1t. l am goine
to invite you to my school some day
to speak to the children on the evils
of smoking"
And I'll take good care not to men
ton the time you"
Pooh! l never smoked cigarette
in my life!" deployed Sal.
IF you keep on you'll meet the fate
of Sapphira," replied the cynic. "It
grieves me, Sarah, to see thee -four
flushing thus"
well. anyway" continued Sarah
1.-The tracks are going to be taken ou'
of the Glen"
Your simple, child-like faith intrig
ues me-" murmured the cynic "WoulC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12

PILES CURED IN 8 TO Il DAYS
Your druggist VIII refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protrudiag Piles in to Ia days. SOC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
WILL GREET BRYAN
WITH LARGE CROWD

That a large crowd will greet VIM.
Jennings Bryan tomorrow afternoon
when he speaks at the Gennett thea
ter IL the opinion of Herbert S. Weed.
tian association. Mr.. Bryan who will
deliver an address on the prince Of
Peace" 10 brought to this city under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A. He will
speak at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The oficers of the association believe
that a packed house will hear his ad-
dreRa
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
BRAZILIAN BALM

The Old Reliable n magic for
coughs. grip. Group. asthma. catarrh
and quick consumption to the last
stage. kill9 THE oERM9l
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
TRAFFIC RESUMED

Traffic on the north track Of the
Pennsylvania railroad bridge over the
Whitewater river was resumed last
night at five o'clock. The remains of
the near wreck have not been cleared
up yet, many repairs being necessary
to the bridge from effects Of the &C.
cident. which occurred yesterday, near
ly causing the loss OF a dozen lives.
Official inquiry will be taken up later
to find out why the train was not stop
ped before it got across the bridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12

Cinnamon is a species of laurel that
thives In Ceylon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
CALLED TO MARION

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thorn have
been called to Marion to attend the
funeral of MIR. Thorn's father, George
w. Thorn. who died At the Marion Sol
disrs' Home with apoplexy. He was
IS years Of age. Mr.. Thorn was ser.
geant OF Company H. Twelfth Indiana
Infantry and first lieutenant of Com.
pany X, 163rd Indiana Infantry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by ap-
plying Chamberlain's Liniment. Not
one case OF rheumatism In ten re-
quires any internal treatment whatev.
er. This linlment is for sale by all
dealers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-12
JANUARY TERM OF
COURT NEARS END

Circuit court will be held each morn
ing from now until March 10. when
the January court term will close in
order to give court attaches enough
time to complete their work for this
term before the April term opens. Last
year the January term was not closed
until March 80 and the county OFF,
cials were obliged to work overtime in
completing their work, which subject
ed them to numerous inconveniences~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Chrismgn, 20 amend the law provide
ing for county boards 90 horticulture
was passed. The bill requires com-
puisury spraying and h strongly ia
vored b. an progressive fruit growers
The act IL. 81 eifect. complete re-
writing Of the county horticulture
board act. pissed Ia 1909.
The senate amendments TO Mr.
Manzanares' bill. providing for stream
gauRinK under direction OF the state
engineer and approprlating $4,000.
were rpncurred In. The bill provides
protection for guagers aud for an
elaborate program Of stream measure
ments and arteslau tests. wh.eh Will
be of great value 10 the state.
House bill No. ie9. by Mr.. Level
lyn. an act for the protection % game
and flsh, and providing for the game
wardcn'a Office and punishment for
violations of the game laws was passed
ono Of the most important features
of the bill, which wan drawn rs Game
Warden Th0s. y, Gable. provides for
commercial game preserves and nsh
which may be- conducted by private
individuals under regulations provided
In tins Act and auder supervision of the
game warden. From those preserves
game and FISH may hs shipped 10
markets IN and out of the state. and
the nci ,nys tae foundation ior ~
new Hna Important industry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

There NpHH iOllg aato picnic a. the
mcaa leht rFpnIng when ln honor 81
TIE oiRhfI Birthday of his son. Howe
Eiler, pr. Ga Filler took six young
irleada ofthe hunoreo in hls mpchlpe
to thc biq aff0y0 0u lhe Hell canyon
road asa served supper. leayiEs al
3n and rctNrnne ai 1880 ~ was
about The iitelltsl load of youngsters
ever piled into ono car The guests
were william hpso, iiuD0ff WasAhufu.
iihnrlt FrrFuwuu. Harff ihEien,
George poluta and Walter Watson.
ferDfl hnngCr al a. Hammond OF
inc M1nznn0 National forest, who has
spent ine posi lfe years on the f0r-
co. hnH rrfurued with Mrs. Hammond
ip I'VE in Albuquerque. tir Hammond
nov hei0s Engaged iu work ln tho dis
ulri offices ~ the forest service
Regular WaefnE * Moose Lodge
tonight large GLASS in be- Initiated and
a HlE feed afielNhrd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
COURT OFFICIALS GO
FOR MONTHS VACATION

Judge ~ b. RnynoidH of the dis
irlci court leaves tonight for va
cation of several weeks on the pn-
ciflf coast and Clerk q. *. D. Mad
olson leaves thw creninE lar the
essf where he VIII rest for month.
With the court officials out ID town.
but little law business viii De tram
rected "a the district during the
month.
rue.,~s>e-syt~-Ar-o~4e 1~~~e~~~s@.~-~N~-s
lAcWSilyu, leNaus and Gurule as the
house eonfcrecs on The SALARY 0ill.
senate bill No. 1855. ana ~ senate hiil
No. l0t. the delinquent tax diairibu-
tion measure. h. namcd Mesfrs I.a-
babe. cooney. Durg iAsweiyn cha
YES Gage, Mullcns, Nichols. Garter
ana clancy.
senate nlli No. 10. pr0viaing proc
eceding Oar replacine ~ loat lndict-
snouis. Was uasacd by "a vote of 20 fo 81
Adjourned 90 10 -. m
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

llke "a be cxcusnd from voting. IA,
Mns excused. Mr.. lfoil moved that
she Democrats and froHrcs8lvca bc
vHcuFod from voting and there ueihn
nu objection. a was 20 ordered, ans
president uf the tennie declared DO
election but upon motion nf air. Holt
the records VIII show an election.
iion the ruling ~ the prouidiHe Of
ilccf had prevailed. the records
should etuud on that basis
Tho only mrunef ur the senate abb
sent WAS Aif EeHns ife WIS not
found hy ille sergeant ~ afue Wild.
on motion q Mf. llDit wes sent for
several ncmb~2s not present and who
found them an but air Evans
The senator's voting for air Fall
Wrfef AhfytR, lspwman, BURNS,
Clark Crampion. onlionOs. Har,t.
Holt, iiicid, i,auKhren. Aliofn, Nnyhr-
20. Page. pnnkey, Romero. The
house Wenbe5a Whe uafiillpatea ln
nv srssion and whgl Hs they entered.
quietly took their seats behind tho
railing nt tke rear % The senate were.
hlanehnrd, Catron, Downhs 00odell.
Hilton, i,ohatq. MCGhilvray. Moutoya.
Nichols frkcuHed from voliuHl Pa
dlllni opluiann. shncnep, Hkldmofe,
foumhs. Trip. ffullY VARGAS and
Young. Air. Montoyu a. fifst voted
ANI NINH|ANN NAtINNIH anu tHHi
changed his volts Tor AR. FAN. All
others voted tor ar, Fail
When the senate met nt o'clock.
4n motion ~ Mr. Holt. Ire sergeant
NJ arms was sent FOR members an.
hcnt and uncxcuscd. Mr.. Evans couio
not be found The senute waited un-
tll after ? O'Clock for him.
The senate then tooE up. section by
section, House Bill No. 1.-THE mcdi-
cal bin. which finally was passed
with amendments Of minor import
ey p vote OK eightccn ayes and five
NAYS.
Several ether iraasures were De.
fesrcd and then the Republican lead
cfa having asceftainod that they has
the required votes present, Mr.. Micrs
moved that the senate, a. In joint
session proceed 20 ballot Cor United
States senator TO auccVed SENATOR
Fab m 1915 The chair politely Haid
he would have 20 renew his ruling OF
she afternoon from which tho Re-
pubiicans had successfuilr ap1nnlrd
Mr. Miera. with the same courtcoua
manner. moved an appcal from che
ruling Of the president. The prcal-
dent was not sustained.
Mf. hArth moved 10 adjourn,
which was voted down. Th9 bun
on senator was then taken. hl4
Burth stated that ne tdcsired the ROD
ord 20 again show his remarks Of the
afternoon. undoraeOred
Mr.. Holt then moved that the clerk
call the roh Of the house members
present.
Mr.. Barth entered n protest. lie
declared the nroccpdingR were nos
ladylike. but a. MS talk progressed.
he turned the opposition % a serious
mien and scathingly denoUnccd tha
procedure az entirely illegal and
without constitutional authority. He
declared that he waa surSrssea that
parent intelligence. could be found
willing 20 enter into any such an en-
terpTlse and ne asked them not 20
place themselves IN such a position
before the people 90 the state. The
president aaid that tho clerk Of IL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

senate could not cali che ron ol ihe
house. that there rad been nu joint
session aud that hn did not hola the
opinion thnl amy such n procedure
would be- leFai right or proper. Tho
Republican rnaiufity ovorruiod him.
MT iioit explHned 10 the chaif. chat
every precedent under such clrCum-
stances aF contributed the pronent
legislature was absolutely in favor 90
such "a procedure. No said hc could
rite authorities on thc subject and
could show thN president that he Was
correct The president asked. htI0u
the aciipn was taken, % be cnilght-
encd tuiiy and % be shown the au-
thuriticH. Mr. ffot replied that "a
could not boz done az that tinc. since
the records he referred 20 were not
ai the senate chamber, but ne as
surCd the pfeFident that az some ft-
turC time he could cite tho pracodcnis
'te him ao that he oould mot find any
fhipg ~ HHaili them This untige COLI
navy t,as in thu most polite terms
ana parliamentary Language without
anger or orafofy.
Ain Barih then vehemoniiy on
posed the entire procedure. rlc de-
clured that he wns wois aWgre now
that the thing We4 going 90 Dc dome
bat that it vae not going a. END
There RE declared that thnre were
~ that about 20 Do taken and chai-
lenged ar. Holt % osse them 70 him
lie said that he would rather 90 back
60 his constituents. charged with hav-
ing played Co Use RaiicFicsr which
nc said were the people OF the state
than t0 60 back - them with the
records about 20 be made by the ma
jority members. He charged taat
some members Of the press had
"ronsiede him and said things about
him, because they were In colluaioH
with those who opposed him and
conslGcfahic moro fluent ufAtofy
which later IN his remarks ne nd-
United probably Interested him more
Than any other mcmber Of the acn-
ate. He WAS The only minority mem
Der who discussed the mntter.
The roll call showed out OF forty
one present. total Of thlriy-tw0 f0rl
Senator Fan 20 succeed himseif asl
senator ia 1919, and Ia ANNOUNCING
tho YOSe, the president declared that
fhirty-seVen being necessary for an
election, no election had resulted. ar
Holt told him that majority of those
voting WIS Sufficient ID ciee. ard
that the records should % show Mr.
Nlifrn said that as his motion 10 ep-
peal from the presidents ruling hHG
prevailed. the records shonii show
the result % be che election 3i son0-
tor Fail The records were 30 made
The teaurds likewise show miro pies.
eut and not voting being tbs eight
Democrats and pr0ErtsslvtA ~ the
senate, and Mr. Nichols OF the hpaas.
The senate then adjourned until
this afternoon az 2 o'clock, MIR iIuit
first making the molten tnat inc
Joint assembly do dissolve 10 wliieh
the president protested
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
Prize BOUT A BIG
BOOST FOR NEW
MEXICO, SAYS
]. SAM
.. sam sccs Iioth Flynn and solsnson
work out; Roth Make Good sl,ow-
ing.


q sam sees both Flynn and John
son work out; both make good show
Ing. Tile boxing bout of FLYNN and
Johnson lakes on dlfeefnt iisht
after one has paid visit 30 the boost
ing town OF LAS Vegas. says j. sam.
~ stepped on the train lass Sunday
attended the ball game aud paid a vls-
u % JOnnsons camp, where over
three thousand people had collected
around the lot: some on house tops
automobiles and carriages lined THE
streets everybody wanting to see the
SolOred giant work out. y. sam OK
pected 20 sec the Meadow City PEG.
pie protesting against the fight; In.
stead, he found the higher ups AZ
well az the lower FIVE hecstine for IT.
not because they want TO see the con
test 81 the world championship OF
physical culture dipsiayed, but be-
cause OF the world wide advertising of
the climate and resources az New
Mexico Thousands Of people VIII
visit New Mexico on the Fourth OF
July. Men Of means, not rufIlans. as
some may inEinnatc. The governor
and his entire stan should be there 10
welcome the world representatives
New Mexico VIII have thousands 0f
dollars spent right here that her peo-
pie Will get. santa re and Albugucr-
que VIII bc benefited an wen a. Ian
Vegas. Let New MEXICO BE- pFoefer-
slre, be- q booster. not dyspcpiic
knockcr Boost for Las Vegas on
the Fourth Of July. White m Daa-
son and Ration ! was told already
special trains had been arranged for,
90 visit Lag Ncgas
Let us all boost for Las Vegas and
greater New Mexico the Fourth OF
July.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
WOOL RATE RULING
SERIOUS NATTER
LOCALLY
Reduction on Product in
Grease Msnaoes Industry
Spending 500, 900 Annually
in City of Albuquerque

That the reduction IN the shipping
rate Of wool in the grease. with the
old rate ON acOurD,K wool remaining
at the same figure ~ d blow at one
OF Albuuucrnue's biggest Industries,
may be- realised when Il ~ stated
that the Albuquerque Wool Securing
Miils. which has been running Riead-
ily for some years rasi avcragiue
about six months in the year. exponda
abort sec. 900 annually. mOH of thlS
money remaining in Albu0uerutie.
From nifty 10 sixty men are ems
ployed during the season. That the
new rate. effective June B. viii greui-
Is incFeaae the amount 81 shipments
Ia the grease az the expense OF
secured wool Is evident
Travelling freight and passenger
agent. Wade Cunningham. al mo
Southern Pacific, who Is Ia Albu-
querque on business connected wstn
the wool situation. has with him the
exact flHnrca on the reduction which
be furnishes 20 the Herald AS fclr
l0wei
on wooi in the grease from Asbu.
QueTQue 90 Boston and other points
tasing the same route Carloaas IL
sacks, fi.0a; in bales. compressed,
fi.8f. Via tho gulf route from Gall
vesion, the shipping route of the
southern Pacific, the rate u Two cents
loss
tho previous rate on grease wool.
was ti.aa. an rail. anu fi.0l via the
gulf route.
ON secured WOOL in sacks OF bales
the rate 81 S3.si IS. an rail. ana ~
the water route Y3.s2M per zoe. The
minimum weight is 10000 pounds.
ae-foot car, a. againal the previous
minimum Of 10000. amy size car, the
new rate furnishing grndunted
scale for various sized cars.
The rates from points west OF here
arc in proportion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
RIVER SITUATION IS
PRACTICALLY
UNCHANGED
People Living on West Side Of
Damaged Bridge Work on
the Read Commissioners to
Consider Repair Plans.

with tho wotor coming down fross
TIE noFth I'd practically the same vol-
une as for many DAYS past aud
~ith tae current following practically
the same channel, the situation fu.
Jas with reference 10 Rio Grande
flood conditions Is UNCHANGED No
further DAMAGE has been done to the
bridge az harcias, three spans &c
which were swept away by the raging
waters Monday nlRhl. The peopie
living west az the bridge have been
working steadily for the last two
days repairing and protecting the
road leading from tse west approach
oi the bridge 90 Atrlsco. patarltO and
other villages. Communication between
Albuquerque and towns on the other
side of the river ie entirely cut off
nGd VIII continue % remain 10 FOR
some time. ~ lH expected that the
county commissioners will hold a spe.
piil meeting tomorrow 10 consider
piune Tor the repairing of the bridge
~ quickly an the flood waters have
passed Al meeting Of the Aibu-
qUeTQue Retailers association held IN
the Commercial clnb Hast night. telc-
grams were sent a. Representatives "
Bernahlle county 80 the legislature
asking that legislation be- enacted
which Will permit the county 20 bof-
row funds 10 rcpeir tho bridge
AZ once, the loan 10 be
repaid By special tax levy The
telegrams sent % the capital BY the
association gaze an outline Of the
serious situation which exists ais the
result 81 the washing away OF the
west end Of the bridge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06

Kansas city June e.--Cafilc- ne.
.ceipts 1900 Including 1890 south
erns. Market steady Native steers.
s6.25 9.25; southern steers. 3A.7sH
SIS; southern COWS and heifers.
f3-ssH $50; native cows and heifoEs.
$3.50 S.5e, stookers and feeders
t4.9Om I25; bulls. a4.75Ws.75:
calves, ss,00@a50, western steers
t6.00MsTs. western cows. s3.75M
$50.
Hogs ~ Receipts. e.5oO. Market
steady. Bulk of sales. s7.3007.Sb.
heavy, s7.s0@7.60. packers and
butchers s7.fOm 100: lights. s7.IB4
740. piss. $4,000 7.G5.
sheep Receipts s.00e Market
zoe higher. Muttons. s400m6.7Ss
lambs. &6.sOaS.7g. range wetherr
and yearlings. St.2500.0 range
ewes. t3.O0m ft75; TeNsH goats, $500
m3.sO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
SENATE COMMITTEES GIFTS
\ fDVOEfG WEtGo'

y dObOAN WtlAOME
Az $3.50 o'clock cammitlee from
thc senate, consisting Of Scnaiors
CLARK flinklc and AIiera. entered the
chamber and MT CLARK ~ spokesman,
asked Cor "a Conference committee on
the county snlaries hiils THE cont
miilee WIS ccurteo 1ly iuyited "a Dc
seated and having been scaiod were
conrteously Informed by speaker Baca
thai the house would consider the
request Tor conference as soon rs
possible. The senate committee tncn
left
senate substitute Cor senate BIN No
30. "prnhlhlsing the white slave taas-
ne was tabled by a rlsine vote OF %
90 AS
House hll No. as. by Mr. Chavea.
creating the office ~ commissioner OF
charities and corrections was killed
by Yoss ~ 70 ayes 10 - nays The
bin provides . commissioHer 80 be ap-
pointed by the governor. with q ai-
airy of $4,000 & year, and 500 for IN
cidenials. rhe duties Of the rommls-
sionor are 10 examine AL state. county
sud city penal md Charitable insti-
tutiahs.
AZ this point afr Rogers moved to
reeonslder tho vote ~ which the an-
u white slave bill was tabled THE
house refused "a concur on Viva
voce vote aftor Mr. liewellyn had
spoken ia favor of the biu.
House hlll SO. ef0 s. speaker naoh.
defining the duties Of county school
supefinienaents Wa re-commilted TOD
fhe steering eQmmlttce. Tho bin likes
salaries raneing from t2,A0o for FIRST
class eountiea, io $4,000, for fourth
class counties.
House plil so. 272 By AR Man
zanares, amending Tho law rtlaung 10
sale 1f property under iax judgment.
Was passed atfer amendments by Mr.
Rogers had been tabled.
Al This point 4 senate committee
coiwistlne ~ scnnioFs nolt. Mccoy
end Walian appeated ana asked Tor
conference On senate bin so. 1853, pro.
Wiling for the iilsfriaallon 81 delln-
quenl taxes prior "a 1914 between the
road and school funds. The senate
declined 10 concnr Ia the house
amendments. The speaker courteous
ly Informed the committee thar the
house would consider the matter as
soon as Is conld gen around rs b.
House blll No ii5. by AIr Love.
creating the county OF Hoard out Of
poriiqns 0f Chavos and Eddy coun.
ties mas PASSED ~ vote az ag rs (.
ar Vargas moved Co take up house
blll So 2OT by speaker Bacn. placing
the appointment of the travelling audl-
Tor under the state auditor ana pros
flding Tor uniform system of ace
counting The motion was tabled
NJ Vargas iAen moved the BIN b.
placed on the calendar bu received
no second
House DOT So. isa by Mr Cordoyn.
regulgilng we Of streams for loReins
purposes. and similar 10 other moa-
suros dircctoa at logging on tho sp-
per lio lrande was killed b. vote
OF 80 80 2g.
Rouse blli 30 $50 by air nurg, APP
propriaunr $4,000 Tor printing iho
laws and iournnls of she present seH-
sion, supplies POI next session. eic
WAS nlssfd
Tho speaker appointed Nesars.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-06
'Ne~NoNN40@NNN@ :

lsondoh. jane g. rho foregoing IL
The striking message eabled % Amer
ica last year by General William
Booth commander in chief Of the
salvation Army on the occasion 81
his S0th birthday. IL ~ a mpsaage
which Is being returned huhdred-
fold today by cables from an parts
Of the world. following the touching
message sent out by the general yes-
tcrday that he n going totally blind
Messages of coincidence have come
from the leading men of the United
States ana European countries, In
Guiding crowned heeds and peasants,
and the sympathy 81 fifty-fOur eoun-
tries Ia which the salvation army
Operates attends upon the aged hu-
manitarlan 10 his affii tioE.
statements giyon out today indicate
that there b. no hope ot General
Booths retaining his sight.