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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-01
PLAN TO RELOCATE
SENATOR PENROSE
Pennsylvania Republicans
Are After Scalp
of Leader

HARRISBURG. Pa. April 30.--Re-
publican leaders of Pennsylvania "a
rived on every train today in antici.
patton of the state convention which
is TO meet in the Majestic Theatre in
this city tomorrow There viii be nom
mated at this convention "A candidate
sor aditor-general. state treasurer and
four congressmen-at-large. The con
ventiOn viii also elect twelve dele
gates and twelve aiteTnates-at-large T.
the national convention at Chicago.
Though this work will be merely
perfunCtory, since the nominations
aud selections have been made IN adj
vance, the convention nevertheless
promises to be 1ggeat importance
TO the future of the republican party
in Pennsylvania The Flinn-Nan Val.
kenburg combine. which espoused the
cause OF Roosevelt, intends 10 follow
40 the notable victory scored in the
IVecent primaries by capturing the
state convention ana making their
control OF the party unqueStioned.
The ultimate aim OF the anti-organ-
ization faction is believed to be to
capture the seat of United States Sen
ator Boies Penrose for former state
Senator William Finn OF Pittsburgh,
who aspires to be the republican
I leader OF The state and who, since the
4, rout of the Penrose machine in the
recent primaries, appears to be in a
fair way to realize his ambition. While
The term Of Senator Fenrose does mo-
e> pire until 1915, the coming cam
paign will be OF great importance to
the Finn plans as half the state sen
atcrs TO he elected next fall are to
vote on Senator Penrose's successor.
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CONVICT MYERS
IS SMART MAN
Alleges He Has Invention to
Get Power from Air
and MANY Believe
in His Claim
GOES TO WASHINGTON

PHOENIX, April 30.-It is evident
10 everybody who has given the sub
Ject any though that if Roy J. Meyers.
the Florence convict. has done what
he says he has done, and what. it is
said. Miss Kate Barnard and Warden
smith say he has done, his work will
rank as one of the maryels of the
age. II Will solve the fuel problem.
will make light and power little
more expensive than air and water,
and will rank Meyers as genius OF
the first magnitude.
II was true that while SUperintend-
ent Rynniug was in control at Flor
ence, he did not discover what Mey-
ers had done He seems to have
known nothing about it-at least he
never seems TO have appraised the
Meyers invention as il has been APP
praised by his successor. And the
astounding thing about the matter is
that only within the past few days
have any facts leaked out at all.
As stated previously in The Re
view. Meyers is said to have invent,
ed an apparatus for capturing cleo
trical waves from the air and trans
forming them into other forms of
energy He is said TO have perfect
ed his invention TO such an extent
that he is running a twenty-five
horse power engine with his appara.
tus, and there is no cost but the
wear and tear on the machinery
The history of Meyers is. readily
recalled by number of people. He
is said TO have served a term in San
Quentin before humping up against
the law in Arizona. While living in
Prescott. he thoughtiessly drew a
check against an imaginary account
got the money and emigrated to New
Orleans. Later he was arrested in
that city. fought eXtradition, and
after considerable trouble and de
lay was returned to Arizona, where
he was put on trial in the Yayapai
county court.
Meyers pleaded insanity, and was
sent to the state asylum for the in
sane. A brief experience in that in
stituuon. however, was too much foI
him. and he asked 10 be sent to Flor
ence instead He was accommodated
and is. or has been, serving a -four
years term. While in New or
leans, fugitive from justice, Meyers
was married
II is too soon in the Developments
to say if Meyers has or has not done
the wonderful thing with which he
is credited. However, il seems he
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ESCAPES An AWFUL FATE.

4 thousand tongales cOulj not eX
press the gratitude Of Mrs. J f. Cox,
of Joliet, H., for her wonderful de,
liverance from an awful fate "Ty-
phoid pneumonia had left me with i
dreadful cough she writes. Some.
times I had such awful coughing
spells ! thought ! would die. ! couli
get no help from doctors treatment
or other medicines tin used Dr.
Kings New Discovery But owe
my life to this wonderful remedy for
I scarcely cough at all now Quick
and safe. It's the most reliable Of all
throat and lung medicines. Every
bottle guaranteed. 59c and s1.Ot
Trial bottle free At all druggists.
AZ
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-01

a moderately wealthy rancher in
lower Topic, and now he is penniless.
"All that We have is the clothes
We are wearing he said.
When he left. the second crop Of
corn was rpenfng and tobacco was
waiting TO be gathered The rebels
got this. The Comichi ranch had
$4,000 acres of corn and 10000 acres
OF tobacco, besides large acreages Of
other produce.
Il am getting along in years. but /.
7 could enlist in the American ARM
with the assurance that I would be
sent 10 the west coast Of Mexico,
would enlist today he said.
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USED j. S. MAIL TO
SW|NOLE MERCHANTS
Got Sentence in Fedora.
Court at Atlanta for a
Year and a Day

NEW YORK, April 5O.-Samuel
Keller, head Of the Broadway Bargain
company, pleaded guilty to the fed
eral indictment charging use OF the
mails TO swindle out-of-town mer-
chants out OF goods worth more than
Q hundred thousand dollars. Keller
was sentenced to year and day
in the federal prison at Atlanta
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-01
THREATENED STRIKE
HAS BEEN AVERTED
Two Committees Represent
ing Each Side Sign
Agreement

NEW YORK, April 30-The threat
ened strike OF the engineers Of fifty
roads east Of Chicago was aVerted
tonight b. the signing Of an agree
ment between the two committees
representing the railroads and the
engineers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-01
We Will Pay Your
Druggist SO Gents
For Full Size Box of Make Man Tab
lets-The Results Will Amaze You

DO YOU realize that your health,
SienaDd pnnn thc S"rditior 81 y0157.
nervous system2 You have simply got
TO take a flesh, strength and nerve
builder. Make-Mun Tablets uOurish and
enrich tho blood and strengthen ard quiet
very nerve cell in the system.
Results prove ii: results will prove
II in your case, and these results viii
cost you nothing. not & cent. We will
buy for you q S5-cent fuli-Size box Of
Nake-Ma Tablets. You are under no
obligation whatever except 10 use them
as directed Isn't that a fair offer?
Send the coupon to-day and begin us
ing Makc-Man Tablets without delay
and just watch how your nervousness,
exhaustion. sleeplessness, loss of flesh,
stomach deraug ements, rheumatism,
melancholy. poor, thin blood, liver and
kidney trouble, Will leave you. Make
Man Tablets are sold ut 5oc n box in all Drug
stores on a guarantee or money refunded.
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has convinced Governor Hunt and
Warden Sims and Miss Barnard that
he has done them. And on the
strength of Miss Barnards represen.
tatiOns, he has been granted a thirty
days leave OF absence. given a money
donation. and is TO go TO Washington
TO secure letters patent.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-01
ZEN ACRES EoR PARK.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 3d.
Representative Hayden has intro
duced a bill to set aside ten acres
for the use OF park purposes in
township 10 he laid cut in the Yuma
Indian reservation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
RECALL DISCUSSION
BY CIVIC LEAGUERS

There VIII he O regular meetlng 0'
the amarillo Young Mems Civil
Le1er Tuesday nigh'. April o a'
th.,h the qses'ior ~ be discu "a
viii be Resolved. That The recall
al applied 20 the Judiciary. should
boz adopted ON me affirneH
side OF tis question rrc LLOYD
Fletcher aud J. g Priddy, while
fhe NEGATIVE phase ~ the cues ls
win be- 200 CHARGE ri D. Marvin Don
and A. T. Meyer
It g. expected t.ai tLc ATTENDING
vill be- liberal as tho sgb'cct ur8cr
Discussion u one Of much intoras'
throughout Vie United States ~ this
time
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

sixteenth and ..Hrl.
Sunday school I.|.. classes .1r .I
l-os special Home N' 600 pr.r1m
D = stanford. supt
Preaching u am. subject Nis-
slons.'
Preaching 7.l5 pm
At $50 pm. the council conyoues
for the purpose OF passing on the
qualifications and TO ordaln lf salts
factory Brother r. Pryde 10 the full
work Of the gospel ministry. also the
ordination OF some deacons. We
cordially invite all not connected wiz
other services 10 worship with us
especially do We invite and urge all
to attend the ordination service Thia
will bring out the work. mission pur.
pose and doctrine Of the church
A. l.. DUNCAN, Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
FIRST Christian.

(\Bible School 9:i5 am.
~ the close Of the Sunday schoo
Miss Matte Gulcke will sing Hail
Bright Morn
Public worship II am and pm
Y. =. s. g D.. ppm.
Theme OF morning sermon tn,
Empty Tomb
Evening sermon The Gnconqucra.
bio church
Special music NJ each service
\ very cordial invitation 10 all our
services is extended 70 the general
public Nl lhs services viii be- IN
keeping with the glad Easter tide.
Good music and a twentieth cen
fury message and q welcome like your
mothers awaits You.
Vs. + JENNINGS. Pastor.
r. T. NEWCOMF. Supt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
K|NNEBREW ANNOUNCES
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

am a native southerner. an ex-
confederate OF the war between the
states, and came 10 Texas in the
early DAYS. II Is my desire 10 De-
elected TO the office Of County
Treasurer Of Potter county shall
sincerely appreciate the support Of
my friends and acQuaiutau, in the
Democratic primaries
Very truly.
A. y. klNNF bRFN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Corner Tenth and TAYLOR.
The ~ O'Clock service will be our
special Easter ger, ice. Amarillo
Con mandery 40 as. Knights Ten
plar win Worship with IA. The pas.
tor win preach the sermon. special
music for the service az follows
Organ Prelude. Concert Otsrur.
(Faulkesl
Anthem Christ D. Risen To-day
tGranD.
Solo The Resurrection .eIan.r.
Mrs Van Natta
Quartet Selected N.H.r Ear
Ratfa. TAFT. Naar. u...u. Cu.fr.
Pcstlude March T.......
msnt.
Tho evening ..r.... ... .a. ....
Berrira. IN. nH..r H.r
speats for ITSELF.
Organ Prelude ror. ANA T .r
Overture" IVAN surpe.
Anthem Ho Toyoth So .H0'I
with solos bv Sir EIulrI.sI Miss
white Mrs Van Malta.
Cornet and Violin Dee, Calvary
fRadnev) Mossrs MOBILES
Solo: Christ T. Risen Toda, Bis
cOfD Miss White
Male Quartet'e Sweet Sabbath
Eve" tparksj Mcndelssohn Male
Quartet.
Anthem Iiosanna" lGranerI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Meets each Lords day IN the coun-
y court room.
Song service. 10 am.
Bible study. 1880 am.
Prayer, praise and communion, II
am.
Every member OF the Church OF
Christ Is urged TO be present The
public Is cordially invited. Strangers
In the city are assured welcome<
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
buchanan street Mcthodi,t

SUNDAY school o g.. r. X. lymph
res -Ipt
Easter sermon. d am
Evening services 1.i5 pm.
Sermons both services by pastor.
Are "ou a Methodist You should
attend these sergiros II you belong
TO some other hurlh or no church.
We shall be- r'lI 90 have you attend
our services
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Our Fountain Service b. the very
best ever. Everything now and sani-
tary Amarillo Drug Store. 4. $.
Dickson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
f0lk street Methodist.
Corner Polk and Fisnth

Sabbath school a, a.i-. come and
hear the children Easter music
Preaching az N am. and pm
Subject for morning service Easter
Joy Beautiful Easter music Tor
both services.
Leagues az and PM. see pro-
gram
Come and let us Worship. Ia5
this glad Easter sunday find you 10
the Lords service AN are welcome
ERNEST = ROBINSON. Pastor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Mckinney a Vaughn make q srec
.a'tv 90 harness tHi sliiary repairs
Second Hand Gers for sale 0r trad.
Hr Mckinney & Vaughn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

April 90 vll be- Hoeg Educational
nar named .r honor a. the late
Governor James s. HOGS and will be-
observed by an schools ihror shoIf
The state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
Iirst Presbyterian.
sixth and Fillmore

Sunday school 9.45 am
Christian Eudearor Do am. and ,
pm.
The Sacrament of the Lords SUPP
per wIl. Dee celebrated af me morn
.He service There 800 also DO a
congregations. meeting to consider
matters pertaining fu paving ana 'he
.. 'Hr fhe church property
j. s. IVY Minister
D. A.. EFf..EI. F.t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07
Ftrc Methodist.

Jackson street.
sunday school 10 @. n.
Services % q. M. and 7:3o p. m
REV. BURGESS. Pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

Tenth and buchanan.
SUNDAY .hpol 9.iJ a. m.
Christian Indeayor. $50 p m
SD preaching services
Har. g. g. Mccoy OF Jennings. la.
preach FOR a month az the Con
'..a'ioual church beginning APR
'f
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N''H7HEeH"a'Hts


'Nt NfI aHANIN anu ulhs
SUNDAY school f.f- am
Pre,chirs am. and 7.f5pm
Junior Union Q pm
SrHeams pm.
4 s. J. o.. . pm.
Communion a. morning services.
2 O. JENKINS. Pastor. =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-07

I'uv Communion. 1880 am.
>er,.s ~ O'Clock
'ure. Ioual IlrmU SIC.
.hrat or Passover tSchilline)
iIora. Patri Hammond.
To- neum tLloydl boz g. Flat.
'uuI1tc OSchuIurI
HFmn'1IS
communion ser... Wilkins).
sermon
10crcry Christ The Lord Is Risen
To-day .HuhuI Mrs Newby.
Gloria, IN FVcels.s Old Chant.
occasional Hymn 1t2.
Special music FOR evening service
a. I'M,
Anthem Christ our Passover
iS' hillineJ
Consider the Lilies (Topllffl 49,
Eiss Anna Leo Riy
Won are cordially invited 10 wor.
Ba.r with us
MILTON " WORSHAM. Rector.
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OR. D. s. NEUMAk.

office hours Co and to 2. Phone Black 32
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TAFT AND SHERMAN.

The ticket that proved success four years ago, Taft and Sherman. is liable to be the one that will be placed be- fore the people in the coming election this November. and we have every reason Co believe it wnl prove the win ning one
 II Is a little early in the game 10 commence prognosticating on the great national election bur every straw that has given the least indication points toward republican victory
 Taft was strong enough e. win out during the other campiagn and he was not near 50 well known a. he Is to- day. OftImes the least known fellow makes the best run. but in politics that does not hold good such candi- dates are the exceptions. The repub- licans have alWay- aimed 10 place in nomination men of national reputation who have made their mark In affairs oi the country. and in looking hack over the history of all the republican candidates. dark horses and all. one finds that they were we'll known and had an established reputation before entering the presidential campaign.
 On the other hand the democrats have had weakness for springing upon ihe voters men who were never heard of outside oi their own hali- wick. and expected the people, to be- come educated up to the point where they could accept them as their pre-i- dent. Bryan. untll his famou. speech m issG. at th.. Chicago convention ~as never heard of Parker the New York democrat an able jurist. was in the same boat he was never known untn he ran for president and sinceI that time he has been forgotten we believe his name was Alton. although We are not quite sure,
 On the other hand the republican
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DOC. VILE

Those whom the Gods would de. stroy they first make mad SO we are informed and the trusts having purloined everything else in sight. they appear ;O be stealing this method of getting ri of their enemies. meaning officials who stand In and try to see that the common people get what be- longs to them. In the lntimation that generation chief of the bureau oi chemistry will resign We are given an example of the methods resortcd to hy members of trusts to get rid of Good and faithful servants---oi the people
 For a whole year manufae' 'arers of rdulterations and poisons ;Nat have
 been tabooed by the government as rnfit to be placed in foofs. such as henyoata of soda. peanut si,, Is. saw { trs; coal tar dies. and numerous other lliers" or coloring matter. have been taking bed Of thorns fnI thIs old
 man. who was placed In charge of the pure food law. l, required something list seventeen years to pas the pure fot.i law. and it may require that many vtsrs to make people rise Gp in their
 mIsht 10 have the game enforced.
 When We find tha, member of trusts
 in the business of making adultera- tons for food. 10 be given babes az well q grown up persons. and theiI product containing sufficient poison tC ruin the best of stomachs are able tC force the persons employed to se' | that they obey the law. 10 resign times have come to pretty pass
 ! W hope that Doctor Wiley vii! re- main at his post just SO long as his ! health will permit. and fight these ! criminals. who are after him 10 The very last He secured the endorse ment Of President Taft last spring md that should help some.
 Men or any number of men who will deliberately manufacture aduiter- ations 10 he placed in food products, that they themselves must know cause
 many deaths. especially among the babies and children. should be herd ed together and forced 10 live upon the same diet for at least two years be- hind prison walls. where m other food could b, furnished them.
 stil these men to make few dol lars taking such chances arc often found In the front pews Of the churches on the Sabbath. can sing louder. and pray longer. than such characters we read of in Scripture who contributed the widows mite
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s,sass with mines. Armies on lano can be wiped out as easily as iron clads at sea.
 These terrific things may 1t ''S' open up an avenue in the hram '. men leading to the throne room ot r,r..r. Then. after havins '+'A to. re,Sru during few Ne'r-. -" ''' may Hrsly -.a that war Is Bh~'l 'i..' nun,,rs~ar, And can it he that lyd du,. exploding from sky anu ~r"' F tn, only known chemical dev'e" '. substance that is able to awaken the reason af mankind Flowing blood snd tears. so far. in mans err"'i, career have been without effect on war oh1csscd men It now seems ap- p,r,nt that dynamite. Iyddite and cor dite only can awaken slumhering req son Ex
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presidents are we'll known before they are placed in nomination. their name has been a familiar one tn the fami- liee for years. and after they serve their term they are such national characters they are ever before the public
 Taft has made good in his own quiet way. his securing of the treaties of peace between this country. England and France. win hc an ever living monument. and historians in chronicl- ing. the great events Of 1911. will place this wonderful achievement way up toward the head of the list. Knowing he has made good and without the blare of trumpets. without the help of town crier and several newspa- per agents to tell it OCT and OCT to the people. combined with the fact he was winner before. we can state his chances for meeting with success with James sherman as running mate are better than even.
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WIRELESS MARvEts.

Send an electro magnetic impulse or wave through the air and direct a balloon or along over the sea and d. roc, the movements Of boats and you will solve one par, of the problem of acting at a distance And with no human or boat or balloon This Is a very recent achievement.
 Could the reader secure one glimpse ot ,hc wireless mechanIcsm now in use throughout the world en masse. he would be surprised al its magnitude
 Boats have been steered To right or left. stopped. started. reversed. accel- arated. retarded and controlled In every way by an operation in a wire less plant on the shore No wire from man to boat-waves of electric force only
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OUR CIRCULATION

The Daily and Weekly Nusss, hss . ,usrsntesd circulation greater than sny other paper published in aissks. Car circulation books are opened for inspection to our advertisers.
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Is you see tt n the Nusse, t is 60.
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Eut.r,f a, ...rG faes 0s er. Feb .6. Isel. at th, po~t1ftic, st Nome AIaSta under tn. Nrt rf ',usr-ss bf Aarcu 8. 1873
 Copy for regular advertisements mus, be in bS 70 o'clock nn the day 1f publication.
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REMEMBER Att
 ALASKA swEePsrAkes

The Alaska Sweepstakes race 's drawing neigh and the returning GU" proves ,ha. tho days are se'u"s Ionoer; but yshs, care ~e, f the other candies are growing stale Toby s making 1t fresh every day. just so give the people a chance to enjoy purs fresh made candy day in and day out no matter if e-breskers come aed 90
 Fresh crisp brittle of all kinds and descriptions are turned out daily, ther there is the decoration and fsvors 'r all eolors made to order with Esste' eorine on a pace. 10 say nothing o' notions that We carry in stock fo' tha. great celebration.
 roeYs CANDY KITCHEN
 |, vo,, see A m the Nupqet It is so-
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strike over in Lawrence to he re' ,,l,,,1 h, another n London or En- gland
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FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

FIRE ALARM SIGNALS ia. Standard OH Go. IS. carstens Cold Storage. i4. John J. sesnon Co. office i5. Headquarters Saloon. 2l. Recorders office. 2+. Lawrence Hotel 20. Fire department. si. Discovery Saloon. -E. Yorkey's Cigar Store. li. Pacific cols storas. Go. sandspit. 42 Tn,rd Ave. and Lanes Way.
 ensine House Phone Main s7. Seven Whistles, Water. Three Fir. out
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA MARCH !. 1912.
COMING EVENTS.

Vaudeville Night for benefit All.Aias. sa Sweepstakes race. Eagle Hall, Saturday, March g
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Outside ordinary nnsil elesss every Monday and Thursday st s o'clock.
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oR. l. M SLOAN

pt'y. heurs. (" g .,ni to 90 'deuce Hiack 45
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-28

| that military commanders always OBJ
tain more or less information about
the enemy's defenses, but rarely is the
complete plan Of a critical position laid
before them.
The general saw where he could
lead his force into Posen without
coming under fire of the big guns,
for every fortifcation must have
some weak spot, He noted the project
ing angles of the fosses which could be
most easily captured by assault.
He saw where he could mine under
the enemy's defenses. and where he
might even blow up the magazines No
detail was hidden from his expert eve.
Doubteless the generals profession.
al satisfaction was not unmixed with
Ettle personal pleasure. He looked
long and closely at the plans, He