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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

posting OF public monies In the state.
county and municipality
This substitute measure was pre-
senied BY the committee on finnn,a OF
which Senator John S. CLARK OF San
Miguel county. "A chairman. and the
bill ia In reality his measure. many or
ils most important provisions having
|appeared in his original bli.
The measure was reviewed at length
several weeks ago In the Herald atd
again yesterday.
Chief among It's provisions are that
public officials must place funds col
lecied by them IN the state treasury
Within thirty days aftor they receive
them. and that they must keep hook
open 10 inspection during ai office
hours, showing receipts, 0iqhnrse-
ments and deposits. This. In itself. Is
a radical departure from the pas, sys-
TENS
The measure was considered hy sec
tiOns In committee OF tho whole sen
ate and was reported 20 the aennte
fayOrably A number Of amendments
10 the printed bill were made. bfi 'hgy
aid not affect the measure ~ ID was
drawn.
This measure viii be taken up and
passed today It present plans are ad'
hered 10
THAT the senate became suddenly
active on this measure was primarily
due TO the fact that Senator Clark.
who went home over sunday returned
firmly convinced that tho senate ought
to pass that bill. IA nOon as he sCt
back he got busy. with the result thas
the Republican majority took the
measure up. The finance committee
reported the bill and Il vas at once
considered. This Is one Of the 50.
called big bills. The public lands bill
Is also slated for action this week,
In connection with this same meas
ure. Senator Clark Today introduced
IN the senate and had referrqd TO the
finance committees. Senate Bill No.llb,
which provides the amount and form
OF bonds 10 be given by officers 0f the
state corporation commisslcn ana
other state officers In connection with
the handling OF funds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
SENATORIAL INQUIRY
into THE PRICE
OF SCHOOL
BOOKS
Senator Sulzer Asks Investiga-
tion of Alleged Deal Be-
tween State Board Of Educa-
tiOn and Publishing Concern
IMMEDIATE ACTION ON
RESOLUTION EXPECTED

Especial TeIeGrRm 20 Evening Hcrnid)
santa Fo n. NJ, April 30.--An In
qulry into the price charged for
school text books and 8 form OF ,h4
contract between tho publishing COM
pany and the state board Of education
may result from a resolution presented
In the senate by Mr. Sulzer this m0rn-
ing The resolution charges that ir-
regu3arities have been limited at In
the selection Of text books and pro-
vidcs that three members ~ the SEM
ate be named as a coiumittec 20 In
vosilsnte all matters IN connection
win contracting for and the sale OF
scnoOl books in New Mexico and re-
port the facts 10 the senate Mr..
Muhry asked why the resolution WAS
introduced. Mr. Sulzcr said "Down
IN my Oailiwick There has been con-
siderable complaint hy both the pur-
chasers OF and dealers in text books.
The dealers assert that thcy are forced
TO give bond TO sell school books at
naed price. They say they have no
option in the matter and declare that
the state board OF education makes
the contract. This looks ike % mon
opoly 10 me- I think we ought 10
have "A little more free trade. That Is
why / presented this resolution
Mr.. Holt moved 20 refer the res
olution to the COMMITTEES on finance.
but later changed Il 20 the committee
on education, when informed that
this committee was nlreaGy consider
ing an Investigation. There was no
opposition. The senate then ads
iourned until o'clock tomorrow af-
torn00n. Immediately upon ad-
iournment Senator Mccoy called a
meeting OF the committee ON educa-
tian a. consider the sul3er resolution
exclusively and it Is understood that
thorough Investigation viii ~ once
be undertaken by this committee.
Other committee meetings In the sens
ate are judiciary at a, M. tomorrow;
state anairs tonight nc 1880; finance
his afternoon at 3:30.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
TURKISH MINE SINKS
TURKISH MERCHANTMAE


(By EvenlnN Herald A. r. Leased Wasel
smyrna. April 30-The steamer
Texas, belonging 10 the Archipelago
American Steamship company, struck
a nine az the entrance 70 the quit
OF Smyrna and sank.
The Texas as flying the TuwrKish
flag and WAS engaged IN carrying
mail from Constantinople 10 the Le-
want.
u was first stated that the Texas
was an American vessel, the error
arising from the fact that she 10 paFE
OF the fleet OF a local concern trading
under tho name 0l the Archipelago
American steamship company The
gulf OF smyrna Is one OF the finest
harbors Ia the Mediterranean and
Smyrna itsell Is the principal seaport
OF Aslatic Turkey.
Tho entrance was extensively mined
recently by the Turkish authorities 20
protect the port against the attack by
the Italian fleet. The Texas was q
vessel OF 2Gl tons. net register, built
AZ Newcastle. England, In 1888. she
was at first called the olympia, then
rechrlstened the Marguerite, and n"
nally the Texas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

~ appear before the admiralty court
commission lato today.
"A charge was made 20 the COM
mlttec today that the White Star line
officials had positive news OF the ais
naior between tho hours OF 2 and 3
on the morning following the aocis
dent, but suppressed the news until
twelve hours later The information
weh given by r.. J. Dunn, a New York
bunlncas man, who said ne In turn
anf hie Information On New York
from the son Of Western Union
employc
Vice President Franklin OF the
white star line suggested the COM
nlstee call on the telegraph company
FOR the message and said he wanted
lhe committee to have every wireless
measaEc, cablegram or telegram bear
ing on the disaster. we want this
matter asftcd 20 the bottom" said he.
senator smith asked Mr.. lsmay
what ~ did aboard the carpathia.
- anderstand that my conduct on
board the Carpathia has been severely
criticized" replied Mr.. ismay
Il court the fullest inquiry az the
hands OF the committee. The facts
Ia the case are these; when / went
aboard / was standing with my back
against bulkhead when some one
came 90 me and said. go into the
saloon and have bite Of something
hot or a drink. Vie repeated Il twice
but told him / would be happier "
could get on by myself. He took
me by the arm and led me 90 a room
which proved 10 be the doctors room.
I was not out Of there until the Car
pathia docked I was III and ate no
solid food on the run into New York.
Right here ] want to say that the
doctor did not occupy a suite. He had
one room In which be slept. He aid
not occupy Il the first night ! was IN
Il. He was busy with che Tisanic's
survivors"
The hearing was adjourned late this
afternoon unui Friday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
DESTITUTION AND
DEATH IN WAKE
OF FLOODS
Hundreds Of People Hungry
and Homeless in River Par
ishes Of Louisiana; Almost
Impossible to Send Relief.

tRy EseaiaH I5eFald a. =. a.saaed ygire)
Torras, La. April 30.--Narratves Of
destisution aud distress reached nor.
ras today from the flooded country to
The north Hundreds OF families are
homeless, as every farm and piania-
ton In the upper Torras distrlci -
under water
Conditions IN Cathahoula Parish
were reported desperate. Only anout
10 per cent of the total area of t1e
parish rs above water Thirty fami
Hes are reported marooned and dce-
titute thirty miles below Melville An
attempt VIII be made 70 set suppiies
10 them today.
Telegraph offices az Morviip. igf'
fries. Fish Pond aud Black HawK on
the Texas q Pacific railroad. naY9
Eone out OF commission Before iqaV-
ing the operator al Moryilie reported.
Water up 20 my instruments; have
10 cult or 60 the hiils.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
IsMAY HAIED REFoRE
ADMIRALTY COUR'

Washington. April sO.--Under a
proceeding IN admiralty court here
today. J. Bruce Ismay. managing di-
rector OF the international Mercan-
tlle Marine was summoned 20 appear
before commissioner to give testi-
mouy 80 be used IN a suit of Mrs
Louise Robbins OF New York. against
the White star line. Mrs. Rohblns
husband. Geo Robbins was lost In the
Titanic disaster suApOenas also were
Issued By the admiralty court for tha
surviving officers OF the Titanic.
Tho attorneys FOR AIRS Robbins
made the application IN admiralty
court when thoy learned that MT.
ismay and officers 81 tho Titanic were
about 20 b0 released by the senate in-
vestlRati0n committee. Ralph D..
Quinter was named by the eouri as
commissioner 10 take the testimony.
la addition to Mr. ismay those for
whom subpoonas were issued are
second Onicer Charles IL LlEhtolicr,
Fourth officer =, q. 3oxhail. Quar-
germastor Frederick Fleet and Wire
less Operator Harold ~ BRIDE.
tsmay ana the olilcers testimony this
Commissioner Quinter will take Mr..
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
COLLEGE GIRL VICTIM
OF MYSTERIOUS ATTACK

Chicago. April 3O.-Authoritiea OF
the University OF Chicago and tho
Chicago police were puzxlod today
over the circumstances surrounding n
supposed attack on q young woman
student az tho university high school,
who was found. bruised. hound and
gagged on the college campus and
who has not set given a lucid ex-
pianallon.
The girl IL Marion Doreeki, daugh-
ter of stephen DoreCki. and has at
tended the high school since last fail,
Much secrecy surrounds the incl
dent and Il vas not reported TO the
police until today. The first report
was that the young woman was the
daughter of Countess uforeski.
10 the physician who finally
brought her 20 consciousness the girs
told story OF having been seized By
two men and carried away In an auto
mobile. several rings and trinketa
the giri was accustomed 90 wear were
NOS found when sho was picked up
on the campus
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
LOwIANns AGAIN
OVERFI,OWED AT CAIRO

Cairo. m. April 30.-The Mississip-
pi river has again passed the flood
stage at this point and water Is flow
ing over the loWiauda which only last
week shed tho waters Of the most
disastrous flood within local memory.
The drainage district north of here ~
under four feet of water The river
EuaEe registered 45,5 feet
The Hast supplies furnished by the
state for flood refugees we're dis
tributod yesterday and the commits
sary was closed with the announce
mont that no more food would be- fuF-
nishca. Most of the members of tss
families which were fod were resi-
dents ~ the drainage distrticr aud
many 81 shem have befu forced 90
nenin ahaudon their homes after re-
turning 40 them last week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
PRESIDENT ENJOYS
BRIEF VISIT TO
WASHINGTON
Renews Acquaintance With
White House and Hurries
South After Conference
With Senator Murray Crane

say Rvesisz Hera,d a. =. Recessed vyire,
Washington. April 30.-Presldent
Taft returned 10 Washington from his
trip 10 Massachusetts short
Iy before 10 o'clock to-day. His stay
IN the capital will be brief. however,
as he Is scheduled 10 leave for IA
vannah. Ca. late this afternoon. The
president viii also visit Augusta, Ca,
and attend memorial services there
for his late aide, Mai. Archibald W..
Butt
The president was Joined at tho
White House by Senator Crane OF
Massachusetts. The two were Ia con
ference half an hour. Later senator
Crane conferred with Secretary hillaa
and on leaving the White House eg-
pressed confidence that the president
would get al least "a fair representa-
tlon in the Massachusetts delegation
20 be selected today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Salt Lake. April ao--By his own
choice }. J. Morris, ex-cOnvict and
convicted murderer. met death on
the eailoWs nt tho state prison early
this morning There was not a quav-
er Ia has voice as he urged the Off
GERS 30 be quick about thoir work. He
was dead. his neck brokpn, nine min
uies after the drop iell Morris nuo,
and killed J. Walter ANtoll IN a des-
peFate attempt % oscapN after ne had
held up ana rohped q pNNnehor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Santa Fe. n NJ April 30. - Things
look brighter az least for one day,
for The senate has really settled down
into long stride Tor the onaclmoht
OF legislation, il the sisua can be be-
lieyod
Yesterday d went through the regu.
Tar order and then agreed upon SEN
ste 8uhatiinte Tor Senate niil No. 6l--
which q the hill that provides for me
hadllng OIL accounting Cor and de
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
CLAIMS HARVESTER TRUST
rs 8ENEFIcENT MONOpL'

Chicago. April 90. l3i2.-ln regaii
10 the suit fiNed today az 81, Paul by
the government against The Inter-
natioHal Harvester company. Cyrua A.
Mccormick. president Of the har'
voater company, 10 part said.
"rhe International Harvester case
differs radically in lis facts from an
tho Ho-caliad trust cases heretOforc
decided under the Sherman Jaw Tie
international Harvester company waa
ofeauized Ia f002 for the purpose ot
securing economy lu the manufacture
and sale OF haftVsiinE machinery ana
~ Increasing the foreign trade. it
hkd no water 10 ~ capllalization, and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30


Washington, Aprli 90--The senate
investigation into the wreck OF the
Titanic entered its final stages to-
day.
j. Bruce lsm0y, managing director
OF the international Mercantile Ma
rine owners ~ the lost liner, was re-
called a. the witness stand and put
through last searching examination
by senator smith Mr. lamay indlg-
nantiy denied that ne or any repre-
sentative Of his company had attempt
"a 10 reinsure the Titanic between
the time aho went down and the hour
the real news of the disaster became
public 40 assorted that a wireless
message which ho directed to Wee
President Franklin from the CAR
pRthia on Monday mornine. Apru 40.
did not reach that official until
wednesday. the i7th.
Mr. lamay said ihe Titanic was noi
a speed boat. but haN been construct
cd unaor orders given by him "a
make her the biggest and best equip-
ped vessel afioaL no cast limit had
been set.
Before reaching the senate hearing
this mornlnx ar. lsmay and four OF.
Ulcers 81 lhe Titanic We're summoned
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
MISSISSIPPI AGAIN

st. Louis. April 30.--The Missiasippi
river passed the danger mark here
this morning. the ggage registering
303 feet rise OF s. Of foot since
last night and 2.l feet Ia twonty-iour
hours. The rise was caused by hcasg
rains IN Missouri
Hermann, Mo-, reported the Mis-
souri, stationary after q rise OF three
feet "a twenty four hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
FLOOD or PETITIONS
EoR Rgn LloHT MEAnllRE.

Santa re. ~ H., April s0.--House
1911 No. 90 the act to abolish redllght
districts and houses of m fame BY
the use Of a stringent Injunction ana
which passed the house last Wednes-
day. was reported TO the senate today
Il was referred 10 the committee on
safe affairs This ia the bill advo-
Gated By the National Purity league
u PASSED the house by a majority Of
about two to one. rs situation Ia
the senate Is not a. yet apparent,
but the advocates OF the measure are
bomhardlag the senators with peti-
tons and kilograms asking favorable
action.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
COMpIcBs NEWSPAPERS To
PRINT NAMES or OvNE1Hs:

Washington. April se.---The Harn-
hart bin 10 compel an newspapers.
magazines and periodicals 20 print
che names Of their nianaging edltoras
owners and all stockholders was at
tached 20 tho postoffioe appropria~
ti0n bill in tho house today.
II was amended 10 make this
obligatory on newspapers one day %
each week The amendment was
agreed 10 by a vote of ~ 70 az.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
HOUSE COG SLIPS;
CONTEST CASES
RETAIN THEIR
STATUS
Scheme to Hand Them Over to
Committee on Ways and
Means Meets With OBJ
stacles.
SENATOR BARTH SHOWS
SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY

tspSriai rsiaErsn a. Estasa4 assaial
. Santa Fe. n. NJ. April a0.-- 9
= BY a viva yoce vote Remigio =
. Lopez Of Mora county was re. .
= tained IN his seat IN the house .
. this afternoon and NJ. G.. Mar .
= slnez. contestant. was declared y
. not entitled to seat. Chairman .
. Vargas OF the committee on .
. privileges and elections brought =
. In a report signed by an the .
. committee declaring that there =
= had been election frauds in Mora .
. county benefitlng Martinez. Mr.. .
. ToomhH moved the adoption Of .
. the report and after the vote had .
= been taken the speaker declared =
. Lopez retained In his seat. Tho .
q house appleuded. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

little businesD on the contest cases tho
Democrats viii make an effort TO mus
ter enough votes 70 DO something
This was apparent hy the work at
tempted BY Senator narth Yesterday.
That SIR Vargas waa hard pushed was
Indicated BY the way IN which he like
wise got busy among The Republicans
ana membere OF the oommittsa on
ways and means
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Hamburg, April 3O.--3ix thousand
workmen employed ln the branch es-
iabllshmCnl here az the Steotin vui-
can ship building yard went on stfike
today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Berkeley. Cal. April SOL. SAtt
Wilson Socialist mayor of Berkeley.
was asked today hy the Socialist come
miliee nf milwaukee 90 hecoNNe q cane
didnte for president MayoiN Wilson
aald he would consider it
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Met 81 noon,
Resumed consideration Of postofflce
bill with intention Of
voting upon it before ADJOURNMENT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30
TODAY IN CONGRESS


1n session ., m.
Titanic Investigation continued :
Managing Director lnmay Of Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine being ex-
amined
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-30

Theodore ooulst, siaysr o.
Policeman Knapp, reported N
mountains east of cssy near 20
eobeea. Believed he will soon
be surrounded.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12

-l tt-ts.
"A Modern Eve now I'm the Gar
Z rick theater was 1rst staged In the
Neuss theater. An Berlin. in August
1911. under the German title OF Die
! MOderne Eva" A had long vogue
In the German capital and has been
staged In the other big cities ar
Europe. Mort III. Singer, the Ameri-
can theatrical manager. while abroad
last fan, heard the music being play
ed by an orchestra, in a Berlin cafe.
and made Inquiry as 70 rs source,
which ended m sfr. Singer visiting
\ the Neues theater. 20 hear the oper-
eta FOR himself. TIe Immediately be
gan negotiations Tor the American
rights aud. the first production In the
United states was made, In the Gar
rick theater. Chicago, April IL, 1917
! The original cast numbered many III
! the cleverest men and women known
TO musical comedy. and the success
OF the piece was immediate.
Those perennial fayorites with
lI.yceum audiences. Vaughan Chaser
and FAY Courteney. viii return To
that playhouse. Sunday afternoon,
Sept 10. for week s engagement, IL
the drama The Grain of Dust. The
/ play is drarnatization CT David
tGraham Phillips novel OF the same
name. and was originally presented
on the stage, by James n. Hackett.
The two central figures, that OF a
young corporation attorney. and ar
jauburn-haired little typist will be
enacted by Mr. Glaser and Miss
I Courteney. The story Is interesting
and with a number OF unexpected
turns TO t. The supporting company
will be OF the usual Glaser excel
lence.
| One of the highest priced vaude-
willie acts brought 10 America recent
fly is the Montrose acrobatic troupe,
which will be feature OF the "RuE-
away Girls" show, TO open the new
Gayety theater, Sunday afternoon.
Sept. l5 The acrobats number seven
and their feats are said 10 be unusual,
iv daring and original This will be
| their first appearance outside OF New
York since thew arrived in America.
The Runaway Girls" company In
cludes a cast OF so principals and
chorus. headed by John and Charles
Burke The musical piece 10 be pre-
sented is called The Maid OF Monte
yuma"
After several years retirement from
the minstrel stage. during which time
ne has become popular as headliner
in vaudeville Billy Van. for so many
years the principal comedian with
VIM. n. West. -Haverly. Primrose and
West, and other minstrel companies,
Is at the head OF his own company.
and viii visit the Garrick theater the
week OF Sept, %.
Captain Harry Lambart. a noted
London character actor, will play the
dog In "The Blue Bird" when that
beautiful fairy play comes to the Gar
rick next week Capt Lambart is
arIa ~ CnVQn
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
WATER BOARD SELLS
CONSTRUCTION BONDS

The board OF water commissioners
has had no public discussion OF tho
report OF Prof. Williams, OF Ann Ar
Lor, showing the water system 70 be
badly in need OF improvements. The
proposition OF making a political issue
OF the subject was put up TO Mayor
Thompson several weeks ago by GER
tain Democratic members OF the
board. but inasmuch as the board has
been Democratic for several years,
controlled by Thompson's appointes
the mayor did not seize on the sug-
gestioft. Pref Williams report Was
made several months ago.
The board met Tuesday afternoon
and sold $4,000 OF constructor.
bonds TO the Detroit Trust company,
which bid at par.
The corporation counsel was re-
quested by resolution 10 begin con
demnation proceedings to obtain the
25-acres OF land adjoining Gladw!n
park, now owned by Mrs. Jeanette
Lorman and DR.. Stanley c. Miner.
Fred j. Wright. Jr, and Solomon
Goldwater were appointed inspectors.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
PARTY OF PITTSBURGHERS
ENTERTAINED HERE


A trainload OF Plttsburghers, repre-
sertlng the Pittsburgh Chamber OF
I lCommerce, were entertained by the
sDetroft Board OF Commerce, Tuesday
afternoon, q riverride and supper on
\ the steamer Tashmoo being the feat.
fure az the entertainment The visit
Tors arrived at o'clock on their
e"Made In Pittsburgh" special, and the
Strain was kept open all afternoon for
yinspectlon by Detroit visitors. II was
4 filled with exhibits of Pittsburgh
.products Every part OF the train.
sthe locomotive that pulled Il and all
sthe equipment We're made In Pitts
sburgh.
4 On board the Tashmoo President
Homer Warren, OF the Board OF Com
merce. welcomed the visitors; and w.
II Stephenson, president OF the Pitts
bgrgh Chamber OF Commerce, re-
sponded. Harold Jarvis sang. Among
the Pittsburghers vino talked were
samSel B. Mccormick, chancellor OF
Pittsburgh university, and Congress
man A. j. Barchfeld. The party num-
bered 100. including the ladies'. Many
members OF the Board OF Commerce
with their ladies' made the trip on
the Tashmoo with the Pittsburgh
visitors.
The special left at midnight for
Lansing. The trips Is TO last Is days.
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12

Captain Harry Lambart a noted
London character actor. will play the
dog In "The Blue Bird" when that
beautiful fairy play comes to the Gar
rick next week Capt. Lambart is
cousin-german TO the Earls OF Cavau
and of Dartmouth, and while In Can
ada last winter received many atten-
The Detroit times., 1912-09-12
THOUSANDS ATTEND
EUCHARIST CONGRESS

VIENNA, Sept. 1l.-Delegates and
visitors to the Eucharist congress ar
rived here by thousands today. The
city was so swamped with visitors
that the school buildings were thrown
open TO lodge them. One hundred spe-
cial trains. packed with passengers
arrived during the day. One hundred
and fifty cardinals. archbishops. bish-
ops and other church dignitaries are
here.
The anti-clericals are doing their
best to show their disapproval OF the
gathering The government is trying
to suppress the distribution OF their
literature. but not entirely succeed
ing. Much bitterness is developing.