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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
REPLEV|N ENDS
THIS ROMANCE
IN CLEVELAND
lIlN AssocIntcd pressl

: tBN Associated l'rrssl ..
= Cleveland. Onto Jan 81 $ ;.
: romance that had MS beginning :.
: in Poland came 70 an end in the =:
:: court OF Justice OF the Peace -
r T. Morrow when Sophia ..
Kliuczyk of SSH Broadway, de =;
; fendant vas awarded a yerdict 7.
IN a case OF replevm brought by =
; her former naucc. Joseph Antos .
OF 225N West Firth street
\ceorlne 10 the story told by -
The Young woman she came 10 y
Cleveland about five months ago "
Ia marry Antos, whom she had -
known and loved in the old g
country Antos reuted a house :.
ana furnished IL \ tew weeks :.
age Miss Klnczyk informed him g
that the wedding couk not take -
place tie requested that she re :"
turn the money that he claimed T
he had loaned her and also the -
furniture which he had given .
her Z
Miss klinczyk claimed that I.
lie had not given hen ans mon Y
oy. and tbat She had paid him y
: for the tmnitcrC WHEN tho cn- {"
gagemenl was broken. :"
. y y - "s y ~ M y y :" y y - .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
MAYNARD
WOMEN
IN HOOK
POLICE COURT DOLES OUT
FINES, AND LECTURES-A
JUVENILE. CASE


Five wayward ones were up before
Judge Chappell in police court this
morning All Of them were chirged
with immoral conduct Two culprils
ple0dcd guilty. and in default of pay
me.d OF fine assessed, we're confined
in the city Jail The remaining three
pleaded not guilty and were given IN
It'll this evening at ) o'ulOck 70 prove
IT.
Virginia Barnes pleaded guilty to
the charge Of feing in a room with a
man not her husband The man. VIII
Chadwick admitted ne was with the
Barnes -grl and that the hour was
long passed midnight. They were
each assessed fine Of $40. Neither
had money to pay the fine and were
committed 10 Jail at hard labor unlil
fine and costs are worked ont
Maggie Williams and Vioia Jones
we're also arrested for immoral con
duet They were found III place
ION South Third street early. this morn
inf. with them was girl Of -, En'
ma Hudse All were pu( in jail over
night Their trial is set for TINS
.eninp at clock
Ihr llndSei glrl WIN " tullled WV
to the juvenile court after The trlai
this evening ii II is proven That slle
is under Is years Of age Under ~
cent decision of the criminal court 'l
appeals it is held That child under
that age cannot be party to q crime
OF this nature aud must be turned
over to the Judge of the juvenile
court and il by that court found In
corrigible must be sent to the state
school OF correction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
WIFE IN A
CONFESSION
IS CLIMAX

New York, Jan. 31.--With an elev-
enth hou.' confession that II was sac
who stabbed Charles Mu done, Mrs.
Thersea Martin, % years old brought
to a dramatic climax today the trial
Of her brother. James 2. McDermott,
who was accused Of Muldone's muir
der
The victim. who was Mrs. Martin.
former Heetheart was killed in an
east side saloon in March 1911 Me
Dermott fed to the west and after be-
ing captured in Denver. it was alleged
that he confessed. Tne sister uneX-
pectedly appeared in court Yesterday
and confessed to guilty hnoledge AMI
the ease halted.
Used Bread Knife.
Today Mrs Martin testified that
she had quarreled it'll Mudone and
ent to her home for a bread knife.
Promises of both the prosecutor and
the Judge for immunity failed to per-
suade her to continue her story,
hoover. until finally she as asked:
VINO drove the knife through Null
done's heart?
Il did" she replied 81 did it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
FORCING SOCIAL
TIES BACK TO STONE AGE

an epidemic social disease The num-
ber eft divorces granted in this cOun.
trY Is increasing y may be com
pu'ea That ID The present ratio Of In.
ere So m population and IN separation
he maintained the number Of separa-
items or marriage ov deata would at
the eud of the twentietn century Be
less than the number " separations
b, divorce
That means that about every other
husband aud wife will have TO be
credited with 40 least one divorce n
lifetime. Families do not hold to-
sether as vel! as they useo 10 be-
cause there = less to hold them to.
getaer Tais breakup OF the family
system means what nay oe termed a
Teversic1 81 tNpe 4 going back to
conditions q. primitive civilization
from which ~ human race emerSs
q. ----f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31

Cambridge. Mass. Jan II Divorce
Is making SUCH threads int the sane
tlty of tle family shat 10 is but the
mater o. generation or tWo when ac
many homes viii be broken ~ by 20
20 so as ~ death Itself unless the
present rate of divorce ceases is the
prediction OF Pr fessor Tcarcs G.
peabcay professor CHristi.H morals
az Harvard
Professor Peabody declares that ,he
home is thing oi the past that the
family uas outgroWn Is usefulness
aud that the social ties are going back
10 the stone age These are 30 a nut
shell some OF the ideas thas Professor
PeabOds has been tryius 10 deal with.
The conference aud permanence or
family lie are today seriously threat
ended. Domestic instability teuds in
Gcgt gtartliDE @as19s - ss29s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
RECORD Of DEATHS, AZ;
WITH 100 CASES REPORTED
One Death is Noted in COmanChe
County; Three Deaths are
Days Record

superintendent Mahr. Of the state
board of health, announced this morn
ing one case OF spinal meningitis in
Noble county, and one in Kjngfsher
county Yesterday cases were report
ed from Atoka, Pushmataha, Kiowa
and Custer counties, Two cases We're
reported from each Pushmataha and
Kiowa, while one case was reported
from AtoHa and Custer each. TE2rc
was one death in Pushmataha
Forty Two Dead
The total cases reported up to date
are 100, while there have been forty
two deaths in all In addition to the
cases in the four counties mentioned
new cases were reported from Bryan
county. Carter and Comanche and
Garvin. There was one death in Co
manche county, making the days rec
ord tweiye new cases and three
deaths.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
T|O|ED UP WEST SIDE STATION

The West side fire station has
been remodelcd Throughout New
furniture Tor the hoys, an addition
built onto the old one, everything
newly painted aud papered The
West Siie boys are proud Of thelt
new home and take great interest IA
making it the show place OF that part
OF town They are hne bunch OF
lad over the river and the city dads
hnve encouraged them by making "o'
eral appropriations Tor their needs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
NOW THE
DOCTORS ARE
SORRY FOR|T ALL
lBy Associated Pressl

Z (By Associated Pressl
Z st. Louis. Mo, Jan. 3l-The .
Z City hospital physicians who =
:: spent four weeks practicing sci :
!: entiic persuasive treatment on :
Z Ada Decker in an effort to re-
!: store her voice while she was an :.
!: alleged hypnotic mute are now :
/: sorry they succeeded :
!: When the girls voice was re- :,
!: stored she emitted a volume OF :.
: vituperation that caused a re. :.
Z treat Of the physicians, nurses :.
and attendants. =
: They were eXcoriated in yocab- :.
: ulary of the slums by the girl.
: who used adjectives in the super !.
: lative degree. Just for that and !"
: disposition to be unruly otN :.
: erwise she was sent to the ou- =
: servation ward and locked up :.
The girl was sc mt to the hos :!
pital about month ago from :.
: the Convent of the Good hep :"
herd for treatment after she had y
remained mute for q week :
y .: y y y =: =: =: 9. =: y .: y :: .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
tBy Associated Press)

Washington, Jan. 3-After lying
dormant in larvae for sixty million
wears. two mosquitoes were born Ill
Washington a day or so age. Also
It being ascertaiueJ that they are
yellow fever mosquitoes. just Ike me
ones found in Central America, TO-DAY
they were immediately executed
Some time ago Secretary OF State
Alyah Adee received a somewhat
curious prehistoric deposit from Bra
zil. Mr.. Adee Is chemist, and an
alyzing the rocl. found two minute
larvae. This astonished Mr. Adee
greatly. He sent the embryonic am
mails to the agricultural department
for further scientific Investigation
Under treatment. the larvae prompt
IN developed into magnificent mos
q1itoes.
As the larvae was found in the in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
MILL .oNAlRe S SON a TRAMP.

filY Assoclated Preasl

Ventura, cat, Jan 81 When
Frank Haddock. Il years old, arrested
as vagrant. appeared today before
. ldge Clarke on the charge oI having
broken into boN car il developed
that his father G. lidddoek Of this
city was rated as millionaire ana
tnat. although the hoy had been wan
dering about the country FOR several
years. ae WAS possessed OF $20,o1o.
The father testified that he placed
$40 600 in trust FOR the boy when his
mother obtalned divorce, out IA"
lad had been placed III the care OF
the mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
CHAIN GANG MAKES RECORD

4 record was established by Chiei
Mitchell and his chain gang yes
terday. With 10 prisoners, two or
the fire teams and three extra wag
ons. the big ditch ON Cleveland ave
nue. near the 9TH street bridge was
flied in eight hours actual working
time. Dirt to the amount OF 80 WaS
on loads was dumped into the dltch
in that time and the whole thll6
smoothcd over and put in shape ior
the contractors to begin putting III
the concrete walk. That is one way
of getting money out of the city pris-
oners in lieu of the cash fines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
HENNESSEY TO MAKE ADDRESS
lIiN AssoclateI PressD

Washington, Jan 3l.-Hoa Benz.
Henuessy, secretary of tne Oklahoma
state Board of Agriculture today no
titled tae southern commercial con
gress. that he will address the fourth
annual convention, AZ Nashville, In
April. pe will prepare for the vcs'
ume of proceedings a statistical COM
parison If the agricultural conditions
the progressive men OF Oklahoma re-
of Oklahoma in 1860 and 1910. and
in br.es address give the views OF
garding Oklahoma's Agricultural Fu
ture. His statistics and speech VIII
come in the division of the program,
"Tne South's Agricultural Recovery.
and i'll be assicoated with similar pa
pers and speeches from each of the
southern states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
GORE ON HIS WAY HOME

Washington, Ian Ex-senator Gore
lett last night for Oklahoma to be IN
that state probably until after tue
primaries ant delegate conventions
are held While Senator Gore is go.
ing back to look after private bust
ness, he will also look into the poll
tical situation in his state. Senator
Gore has been identified with the in
ner circle OF the Wilson movement
since it's inception and is deeply i'll.
terested in the contest that is going
on in Oklahoma between the Wilson
and the anti.Wilson forces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31

ABDiCATION OF CHINESE
THRONE ONLY A MATTER
OF DETAILS
(By Associated Press)

.ondon, Jan. 3l-1he edict of alb
dication Of the Chinese throne has
been signed according to message
from Tien Tsin today
Imperial board announced toIay
that throne decided on the solution
to all Chinese troubles, thus insuring
peace It is understood the imperial
family will abdicate Immediately il
they be allowed to retain empty Ltl"
and annual pensions aggresatin5
three million dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
righteousness
The OOWNFA ALL
Of DARROW

Los Angeles. Jan. 81 ATTORNEY
Clarence DafroNs "h2h. tistedness
with confidential employees is the
couse OF his present petition, asserts
Samuei Brown tine district attorney g
chlel detective today
He savs DarroWs emplofes came ~
him for money which he gave them
they then leaked VountarilS much
valuable information
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31

Pckin, Jan Sit is understood
that Immediate abdicaton Of the
throne mas been decided upon as a
result Of the conference today be-
tween the empress doWager Prince
Chun, the eXregent and Prince Ching.
the eX-premier, in accordance with
conditions laid down by the reprbli-
cans, namely. that the imperial laml-
lily and princes are to retain their
emplS titles, reside in Pellln or else
whore at their pleasure. and receive
annual pensions aggregatlns three
million tales ($2,000.000l, and that
the transfer Of power will be effected
with as little loss Of dignity to the
throne as possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
OHIO REPUBLICAN
LEADERS ARE FOR TAFT
lne AssocIated iress J

Columbus, Jan 3i- Win the as
sarance trum majority Of the Re-
publican leaders that the state delega
tion to tbs National convention viii
be tof him President TAFT ends 4
visit 20 his home state. at Akron TO
night state Committeeman Vorys
says leaders have assured the presl-
dent OF their hearty support
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
JOHN MEYER KILLS HIMSELF.
Well Known Oklahoma City Man
Swallows Csrbolic Acid.

Oklahoma city. Jam st-tohn Mey-
er. realty dealer and past commando
OF the Oklahoma division oI United
Spanish War Veterans l9l0-ll com
mitted suicide at his Office. 70 South
Robinson avenue some time Monday
night by swallowing carOolic acid lie
has lived here ~ years Financial
reverses are given as the cause of the
faaT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
MENINGITIS
IS KILLING
STOCK NOW

Kansas city. Ian 3l.--" Corns'ai~
disease nich is killing many cattle in
the southwest contemporary - spin
al meningitis is reported in Missouri
Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas aud y
in the form Of bovine cerebro-splnai
meningitis. said Dr J G. Humphreys.
OF Laredo. Missouri IN addressing the
Missouri Valley Veterinary association
here today
Eating smut on the corn is the
cn.ef cause OF the malady Or j G.
Strouder Of Manhattan, Kansas also
spoke on the au0iect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
ALL RAILROADS IN APPEAL
Special to the Leader

Special to the Leader
Oklahoma CITY, Jan. 3l--All Okla
homa railroads today appealed to the
supreme court from the order OF the
corporation commission, issued July
Il. te1 fixing schedule Of rates and
for the shipment Of crude
petroleum and petroleum products be
tween points in this state. The order
made sweeping reductions in the
rates and its operation Is held in
allegiance by supersedeas pending mn
III determination The carriers aileSe
that the rates would not permH d
reasonable compensation and are Vio-
lativc OF the commerce clause Of the
federal constitution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
FUNERAL OF JUDGE oveReAY.
Remains Of Pioneer outhriean Laio
To Rest in Summit Click.

The funeral OF Judge John over
bay TOOK place at O'Clock this ai-
tprnoon from the late home OF the
deceased en EAST Noble and was
largely attended Rector Nicholas
delivered an impressive tribute 10 the
memory or the departed The Odd
Fellows met al their hall and marched
to rae Overbay home where the fun
era ritual Of The order was given.
vs.. f.. Walker noble grand. had charge
of the ork. The floral offerings were
numerous, The remains were laid TO
rest az summit View
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
SHARP TILT IN LlDlMER CASE.
~ Assoclated - }

Washington Jan. 3i.-DetectlVe
Burns on witness stand before the
committee investigating the election
Of Senator Lorimer opened up
sharp tilt with Attorney Hanecy for
Lorimer Burns testified that he was
employed merely 10 locate witness
McCowan and was not on the ease
generally,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
INDIAN MAID is AN HEiRESS
Fortune Of 100000 Awaits Cir
Somewhere in Southwest"


Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 3l-Attor
ney for Henry G. simpson, Of Lincoln.
Neb.. executor of the estate OF Ma
thaniel p. Simpson, who died in this
city three weeks ago instituted
search for an Indian maiden some
where in the Southwest" who is
heiress to $l60, 900 of the Simpson for
tune.
The Simpson estate Of $322 900 was
left in the hands OF his son Henry
executor After the death Of his hrst
wife. the elder Simpson is believed
to have mar ed an Indian. 1t is for
daughter by this marriage that the
son seeks.
The daughter is said to have re
turned to live with her people the
Nayajos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
WAITED SIXTY MILLION YEARS TO BE
BORN. ONLY TO BE KILLED AT ONCE

terror Of the rock, and Smithsonian
institution experts regard the age OF
the earth as anywhere from 60000.05e
to POO. 600 900 years. the minimum fig
ure has been adopted az the prob
able age OF the Brazilian mosquitoes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
HIS FATE IN JuRVs HANDS.
lBv Associated PICS J

TDE s10oVNI5TIOU
independence Kans.. Jan. Sl-The
fate OF 4 A Truskett OH trial here
the second time for the murder Of
J. D $. Neeley. is still in the hands
OF jury. This afternoon it is be-
lieved the jury i'll disagree.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
ARRESTED FOR lNClTING RIOT
CBy Associated Press.)

Lawrence. Mass. Jan. T.-Angelo
Rccco high school student. alleged
To have delivered inhammatory
speeches. was arrested here tooay
Charged with rotlng.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
a KANSAS PIONEER DEAD.
- Aasnclated - !

Topeka. Kaus. ian 81 Major r..
= Anderson. a Kansas pioueer poll
tieiau. was found dead IN a bath room
~ his aome mere today. Death was
due to apPoplsXy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31

A. A. Brooks and wife of Hastings.
Nebraska. are in the city the guests
of Prof. F. d. Brooks of the city
schools. and mother. They will be
here for the balance Of the week,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-31
THE WEATHER
a. AssncIalad 80

New Orleans. Jan 3l--Oklahoma
Tonight and Thursday tair, Colder,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-30
The
IntruderS
Dy Annie Hins-icItse,s

Copyright. 1911. by Associated Literary
| 1T 10 my island" she said.
Il beg your pardon for the contradic.
tion." said the young man firmly. 1t
10 my island"
MY father left 1t to me-"
MY uncle left 1t to me-"
You have camped on the wrong 10.
land. There are hundreds Of islands In
the river. You have chosen. by mis-.
take. one which belongs to to me-"
my uncle's descriptions were very
vivid His island was a long. narrow
one with cabin at each end"
MY fathers island was long. mar
row one With cabin at each end
Were you ever here with your uncle"
NO. We're you ever here with your
father"
NO. But I am sure this is my is.
land
Il am equally sure that 1t is mine
] have no objection. however. to your
using the cabin you have chosen as
YOUR home"
You have my permission to remain
in the cabin in which you are living
II Is my property. but shall permit
you to remain there"
The young man clench. his teeth
on the stem of his pipe and stared
wrathfully ont at he river The girl
watched his handsome. wrathiul pro
file
why did You come here" she
asked presently
"A man has right to visit his own
property Why did YOU Gomez"
"A woman has right to spend a
few weeks on her own estate. | came
here because | was tired of people
and places. My father bought this is.
land years ago and built the two cab
ins. brought my honsekefper and
quantity of supplies and came here
to spend a month
u came here for a rest and for the
fishing. thought | should find my
island unmolested by iniruders"
Il am not an intruder" She rose to
her feet and stood looking down nj
him. Her white linen hat was pushed
10 the back of her head and her red
dish brown hair waved about her
tanned forehead Loose strands of II
blew across her dark eyes and on her
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-30

rounded cheeks Il shall return 10
my cabin she announced. IF AT amy
time Nou wish to consult me in regard
TO matters such as 4 tenant usually
you may communicate with me Other.
wise. do not address me.
The young man jumped to his feet.
oh, | say. Miss Sheldon" he pleaded.
all the wrath gone from his face.
don't he cross Just because | insist
thai own This island Won't YOU cone
ont for row with me- The wa,or
is fine and I'm awful! loae
Miss sheldon locked iron h.A to
tho river The setting san tEire Il
golden Eight over tnr river tnG -
trees. The steady. soft larpine OF re
water on the sand. the "asioral Z =
Of bird. the splash of fish were n"
only sounds on the island She looked
back AT the young man. 'Ill 60" she
agreed
A week later they were sitting on
The sand at the waters edge near the
cabin
Ethel he said. these have been
glorious days. We came here stran-
gers TO each other and now"
She shook her head slowly. There
were tears In her eyes. We quarrel
all the time" she began.
Only on one subject he inter
posed
But We shall never agree on that
one claim the island; so do you
don't care for the property. But the
serious fact is that We cannot compro-
mise. Neither will yield to the other.
Just now the island is the cause of
disagreement between us Later some
thing else will be equally provocative
of trouble
I'm deed you the island and then
We need never quarrel over it again"
1T is not yours to give away II is
mine and | shall give it 10 you"
You can't. II is mine and shall
give it to you for wedding present.
Wen come here every summer after
We are married.
we shall not be married. You may
have the island. shall give ii TO you.
But marriage between us is impossi-
ble. You are too obstinate, too unwill-
ing 10 acknowledge your mistakes"
4 moment later her cabin door
slammed, but Bertram Hay was walk
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-01-30
CORRECT USAGE OF WORDS
crammarian in T. P.'s London Week.
" Tells Proper Use Of shall"
and will"

MANY peryuns who 9th rNise sp' AZ
and write correctly are not ALWAYS
quite sure OF The proper places Tor
shall and viii and Tor would
and should" The greater uncertain
" arises with would and Siloa.d
Commenting ON this a gianinaiian ~
+. P's London Weekly admits ihhi
one NAV il he wish" To lay s'i"ss on
his intention say. ! viii never iors'
your kindness. hut most pc suhs Hi.l
prefer 10 soften the NIL 10 I
shall" making il an expression 90
tuturity I'm the other tana II Soiti'
person should ask. "Nill | pat som"
Goals on HE fire" an appforlla'" IN
swer would thoi ShpuldD lr thai YOU
could no, tell. moi having prophetic
laiorrla;inn rs 10 his Intention This
ran nt::ian informs uS that We ullet
-sy. "Sbcn'd yen be suiprisrd I"
'carn"' itcaue" We ,Npcct Ia answer
4 should ter, | should not he SUI
uriscd." tr'oss this means Ought
yoa TO be surprscu? b" rule seems
arbitrary and scarcely Ia accord viii
with COlil.uGn practice. Aodd tuii
yeys a more als,lu -ci - oi iv'altN
and Is less ambiguous In the Bible
Il is used e,cn With he frs' person.
for example q samuel "o3': II
knew certainly tha, evil were
to come upon thee. would va; tel
1t thee" hut modern English seems
to have developed an esr"ssir" rfr
TALLY for should, 10th IN questions
and in such incorrec, sea;cgces as
He should he fifty today" lie
should have liked this" etc. A strik
ing instance is the phrase II should
SEEM" which occurs in our best writ
ers, yet is wholly ungramma'ical. The
objection TO this use Oi should is
that II leads to confusion between III
turity and obligation. II We can not
recover the first personal use o.
would. let us al least refuse 10 drop
it In other persons. Those who re
tain II, either in questions or In The
exceeding common Il would like" are
at worst preserving an Old idinm
while their meaning is made more
transparency clear than If hey had
used the equivocal should.