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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
st. Paul's Church

At the last mass at st. Paurs yes
terday the Rev. Father Sylvester, o. S.
b., was the celebrant and preacher. At
ter reading the epistle and gospel In
English he delivered a short but ami
mating discourse on the love which
man owes to God and to his neigh
boz.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Msuical Comedy at Orpheum

1.-THE Girl From Dublin a musical
comedy that is said to contain the in
gradients that make summer amuse-
ments njoyable-comedy, music, girls
and dancing, is to be seen at the Or
pheum theatre all this week. The show
comes reputed as especially strong
In specialties and vaudeville numbers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
Injuries Fatal

Decatur, August s.-(special) )-Pete
Henson, who was shot by man named
Hawkes. at Bell Nina, yesterday died
at local inhrmary last night. His Jaw
was shot Off and he was in serious con-
dition when brought here in Wade's am
bulance late yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04

ploy of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road as locomotive engineer and during A
service of nearly 80 years he has never
had demerit marked up against him or
been summoned to court in connection
with his calling. He has hauled thousands
OF passengers during his long and honor
able career and driven his engine many
thousands Of miles without accident. Truly
a remarkable record, and the strongest
testimonial of his skill and efficiency
Colonel Pound has attended the governor
at all reviews and parades and shows the
same skill in managing his prancing
mount as he does in driving his Iron
steed." The colonel states he never ex-
poets to run again for any public office,
but that he will be always found in the
front ranks fighting for his friends. He
numbers among his friends the rich and
poor alike, for he has responded with a
generous hand to many charitable APP
peals, but always in a quiet way and
without ostentation. Colonel Pound is
of the city of Birmingham and 1t goes
without saying that the city is proud OF
him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
DIRE HAPPENINGS
DURING THIS WEEK
Madame Sheelba-a, Prophet
ess, Gives Out Forecast
SPAIN WILL BE BUSY
Several Prominent Citizens Will Re-
fuse TO Run for Commissioner.
Police Force Will Suffer From
Pruning Knife
BY RICHARD f. LussIER

This is purely a local forecast and gar
nered from the mundane conversation OF
Madame shellba-a, the prophecies of Ili-
mono avenue. OF course the exactness OF
this news forecast cannot be guaranteed
odt 1t Is highly probable that it will hit
the mark in several places. dhe madame
stated in her own characteristic gutteral
that IL the reporter would hand her the
price of Cling the 'hypo" she would fore
cast who would be the next governor. The
temptation was great to ascertain this inn
porsant information, but was reluctantly
foregone in favor of saving the coin to
pay for the washing of his collars. The
forecast follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
PERSONAL

Paul V. Bomar. president Judson
college. Marion, is in the city, stopping
at the Empire hotel. He will be here
for two days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
Only One Killing Thursday

'1t may rain Thursday as Mr.. Horton
has predicted sunshine, and the resultant
perspiration. Only one man will be shot
and killed on downtown street and the
police force will be reduced again by
Judge Lane. Coroner Spain will hold an
inquest on the Alabamians killed in the
Spanish-American war. A postcard from
Atlantic City will be received from Mr.
F,xum.
"The remnant of the police force will
n AXE several raids on Friday with great
success and as a reward for their efforts
Judge Lane will promote several of their
number back TO civil life. Chief Bodeker
will be interviewed on photographng
ohauffeurs and the burglars union will
adopt resolutions not to burglarize more
than five residences per night. The city
commission meets and Secretary Ryall
drink their daily portion of dope and
settle down as comfortably as possible for
the dog days of August.
Saturday, the last day of the week, will
be very quiet. 1t will likely be pleas
ant day and only one human life will be
lost by stabbing or shooting. The coroner
will take a day off and go about the
county to pick up the dead men on the
roads. A lot of politicians will 'gassed'
at the Morris and more prominent citi-
zens will refuse to run FOR commission
er. Finding that there are only several
million dollars in the city treasury, Judge
Lane will cut the police force in half and
several innocents will be knocked on the
head and robbed. Coroner Spain will re-
turn from a trip about the county and
take an automobile trip about the city
to view the dead
Madame Sheelba-a, out of breath, closed
her pleasant forecast and the scrivener
went out in the pure air full OF the SCOT
of the furnaces and lodging imaginary
highwaymen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
Forecast for Week

Monday VIII be d fair day-that is, sew
eral FAIR and unfair things will be done.
There will be accidents more or less Sc
rious and at least one shingle roof will
catch on Gre. On one of the prominent
business corners a specimen of the genus
homo Will empty the contents of his pis-
tol into another specimen of the same
genus. Coroner Spain will announce that
he will investigate the death of the VIC
tim. The murderer will be arrested for
diselarglng firearms within the city lin
it's. Several merchants will complain of
lnfractions of the new traffic ordinance
Clement Wood will speak near Capitol
parx and Memoirs band will accompany.
Several prominent citizens viii refuse to
run for commissioner. George Ward will
wear his usual satisfied smile. There will
be many other important things done to-
day, but it would be against the wishes
OF the people of Birmingham to enlighten
| them.
"On Tuesday 1t may rain and the two
city commissioners will meet and chat
| things over Coroner Spain will investi-
gate q murder. Judge Lane will announce
| another reduction in the police force. Sew
| eral burglaries will be reported. Some
body will kill somebody. 1t will likely
| be very warm.
"wednesday will be the day that the
Birmingham Railway. Light and Power
company will not announce its change or
policy that in future only cent fares
will prevail i'll Birmingham with universal
transfers. Another human life will be
snuffed out by the indifferent target prac-
tice of a pistol toter.' Coroner Spain
| is again investigating. Only a half dozen
burglaries will be reported and Judge
Lane will again reduce the police force.
Chief Bodelxer will issue a statement on
the welfare OF girls at East Lake Sew
eral notorious politicians will allow them
selves to be interviewed and the populace
will he appeased by the announcement OF
Jim Weatherly that soon public golf
ground will be ready for them. The
Chamber of Commerce will issue an ulti-
matum that it be allowed to bring Mex
| leo to terms and Clement Woods audience
in one of the suburbs will walk away all
by himself to cogitate on the hopelessness
OF the situation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04

loves friend. We could not do that.
But | think it means to leave them
in this way: To wish them no harm, TO
seek no revenge, to do them all the
good 1t Is in our power to do, to pray
for them, as Jesus did.
"And by the grace of God we can
all do that. 1t is hard, to be sure, but,
after ALL 1t is the only true way to
live. do not believe any man or
woman in this world can be happy,
so long as hate is in their heart.
No Peace With Hatred
II do not believe any man or woman
can have real peace until they reach
the point where they have forgiven
every one who has ever done them a
wrong Now just word on the last
part of my text: Father, forgive them;
for they know not what they do They
know not what they do; they were
ignorant of the awful sin they were
committing, when thoy crucified the
Lord of glory
Friends, listen These words may
be applied to us. When we do wrong,
when we sin, we know not what we do.
We are ignorant of the injury of sim
10, the harm we do every day by COM
mitting sin, We will never know how
sin hurts and destroys. until we see
its awful effects swept up on the shore
of eternity.
God help US to go from this place
today with the determination, as never
before to keep ourselves from sin: TO
live pure, sweet, strong and beautiful
livesl God help us thet we may have
the spirit of Christ-'hat we may har-
Dor no hate, no bitterness in our hearts
but that we may learn how to forgive,
as Christ forgave, and how to love as
Christ loved!'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-04
"Loye Your Enemies

80 1 bring you this word from the
Master this morning: Love your enc
mics, bless them that curse you, do
good to them that hate you, and pray
for them that despitefully use you, and
persecute you
Now, do not think that means that
we are to love those who wrong us, as
= mother loves her child. or as friend
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31

Nezl So date poiistit ha zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kost9la nebo
AL Jezewskfho ktefi p~oiistuif u
u. S. Annuity Life ms, Go, iena
zfskava denn6 eleny a ienz je jed
ma . nejlepsich. ..N RS
Farnk Kostel a Anton Rezkc cd
Dante byli zde "a obchodem ma "a
chtku tfdne, a koupili mlaticf POI
ffzeni cd Gusty Kotalfka ktere 81
dali dopravit ma sve fanny a bu-
dou mlatit obilf. H..
William Gautier 2 Avon a Loui
sa M. Sanders 2 Tyndall byIi cd
DAM minulou sobotu smfrcim soud
Gem j. A. Dyofakem v jeho ara
dorn9. Ma to jelir zpet do Tsn-
dali. ~
Minulou, ned4Ii Gasn9 z rama pfi
mensf boufi, udefil blesk do mas
tale I. Koletzktho We mest9 a "a
pail nekolik pytlG, avsak neSli sc
plamepy molly rozSifit, pfichva
tai Teofel a ohe1 uhasil. Hromo.
Iva rama probudila mnohe q libeho
Espanku. ,leden clovek dokonce
pry spadl S postele leknutim,.
Starry Welh nasemu zvlastnfmu
zprayodaji, ktery jej Interview,
oval" sdelii, ze hostinec jeho syna
Matsie, kde on ma ma starosti pod
lahu. Gill je podlahov5m "obrs!
tenn" ma iine im6no a Size Dude
mftf nazey, 'sHostinec u ctyrech
Welfn'.
Frsnk Setback jel Sc SWIM au-
tomobilem do Sioux City minulJ
patek do spravky. Jan Cap, Ma
Mates Welt a Karel Roknsek Sc
S MIN svezli, ably mu nebylo smut
no. -
Minulou nedeli byla vazn9 pora
En9n& of. Vita KoGera kdy& Sc pre-
trhl automobiI n6mz SO nalezala
Sc sym m~anzelem kterS vlastni
Anton Olivia. We stroll tel byli
Anton Olivia a ieho manzelka a
John Navr&til. NesteSti Sc stale
U fanny Jana Matusky, csm mil
ma zapad cd mesta. Vsichnf jeuz
Sc We stroll nalezali mimo Navrati-
la Install pod stroiem a Navratil
stroi nazvedI a pomohI Jim ven.
ri. Koceroy& jest porau'na witt.
ne a doposuds Sc newt zdali vyvaz-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31

Ultra, V pdtek, dine Tho srpua So
Dude odb5vati pravidelna mesicni
schdze kluhn obchodnfkn. Ieato
Dude mnoho ddlezit6ho iedn6nf,
o6ekava Sc ze kaSdf elen Dude hle-
Diet hSti pfftomen.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31

when Nature has decided on tht
color of an eve, It is not for man r
alter 1T, remarked Mr.. Plowden q
Marylebone in iniDg a man for black
enipg another mans optic.--Londor
Chronicle.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31
DOMACl zPRAVY.

. a.n-EH#... # ~" FH So. .n.E ~ "a.W Id.
Ppkratorani prqtokoIu okr. ko-
misard ma strane Z,
Josef SIama sikoupil Ford auto
mohil minulf tfden.
Petr Heina 81 koupil Krit auto
mobil, a libuje 81 jak se'to vozf. .
Frank Hakl, ST., y Yankton >byl
zde We ctvrtek ma nSvstsye u detf.
Vaclav Petffk byl v Lake An
des We sttedu "a jakousi zalezitos-
tf.
Pi. James Uherky' z Tyndall by
la zde naysterou u ptatel We ttvr-
tex. &a
+ A. J. FilIaus a jeho manzelka 2
Dante byli sde navStevou u ptdtel
" nedell.
SIecna Josefka V5born5 proda:
va We storu Petffkove dokud Dude
vfprodej. -. ."s
ri. Franka Mazourka cd Wag-
ner byla zde navstevou u pfatel
minulf ctyrtek. ~.
ST.. Julia Obr odjela do Omahy
v Gter5 do nemocnice kde Sc pod
robf operaci.
Fred Udlinek a jeho manzelka
z Kiugsbu.rg byli zde navStevQu
u pfatel V dterS.
Josef Turek z Cafihradu Vast
ne z Tyndall a jeho rodina byli
zde n~avstevou v ned9li.
Tomas Wagner a F. A. Wag.
ner a jejich mahzelky byli zde nav
st4vou minulou sobotu.
Jan Homer z Virgilbyl zde nav
stevou We stfedu, Mali Sc pr5
dobfe Y hoyem domovs. "
Eaborska miGafska Geta je zjed.
mana by hraia We Springfield prot
eet8 Wagnersk6 6ho srpna.
Josef Skorpik byl v Sioux City
v dtert a vr6tiI Sc S Ford karou.
Venca Matuska Sc s MIN swell.
Pr. Franka Balejez Gregory pc
|krstH navsteve zde u rodien man.
teIn Vac. Stibralov5ch, odjela do
muv Gtert. g..
Na move bankovnf budove Sc "a
po6alo pracoyati tento tSden. Blu
dova Dude 25x44 cihelna a moder-
nf kaSdem ohledu. ~.
ri. NJ. J. Loesa odjela We etrr-
tex do Custer "a sym mauselem
jenz tam odjel pred n9jakym Ca.
sem K Will zdravi.
F. F. Petffk byl zde navsteyou
Sc svou rodinou ma za6atku tydne.
Tel mas navstivil a opet 81 pfedpla
til ma Independent. -. IL.
Will Mach koupil start Buick
auto cd Jos. Kozla a svuj jeste
starsf prodaI Fred Kaiserovi.
Kozel 81 koupil Ford. .
v. J. Noll z Tyndall PRAGUE S
tesafi, Petfikem a BejsoVcem.
MONA be Sc ptestehuje do Tabo-
ra. Inu, neni mad Tabor, at ii&
81 tika lido chcs co ehce. .
Karel Machaeek 81 koupif sesti
pluh pro svnj velky Titanic motor
a mimo miacenf Dude tel orat ma
podzim. Karel je cll5m a vykona
dobrou, praci. IL.
Pr Franks Novaka pc kratsf
navstsve zde u rodi6n, man&elh
Mattel Pekafoy5ch, odiela do sv&-
no donova Y onaze ' pondelf.
Majitels mlaticiho poffzenf, 10.
spf Black, J, J. Rezae T. Kolet-
zkt a Fred Kaiser, vytahli patty
tento tSden ably vymlatili z kTasG
co Sc da.
. Obzinkoyf Piles Dude uspofAdan
v siui Sturmov6 v sobotu 2ho srp-
ma, pro kterS obstard hudbu Ia
borsea kapela a kazdS jest Evan
by So dostssil.S
SKdnfr,6 rro.Jn& ,o,,l,,, hnJA
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31
Note,

Some authors remind you of Uncle
Jim's poll parrot who got reputation
for being smart by using bad Lam
guage.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1913-07-31

Americas Vast Corn Fields
The combined area Of the COZ
fields Of the United States. is near,
equal to the area OF France or 6s'
many. H.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17


fight enemies government they sond do in protection
I their property rights and their hard earned tax dollars Every
self respecting organization III this city should realize that this
men needs help every side by powerful and
They stronger than even think and they may
SO strong block passage of the bill this WINTER but II
lust in avenand there is always was and always Will
the people win and will They win NOW adn0
IN councilman prevent it. The fight has only Degan
be necessary wider and stronger sentiment 70 Pp
Behind this lust bill and that will be done il becomes necessary
The of this city for the first time beng even
an opportunity gc glimpse of the 1880 auditors report More
will follow Tell your friends that Old FarmOn needs them That
The people are in dead earnest about this government fight 1t sno
capap novel Scemeha has merit nor one that
las never been tested weefned and logical government
nnn municipalities that has been successfully worked IN 06
great broad land of DO not 90 to Sleep citizens OF
mont Chamber of Commerce has by great majority
endorsed the bill providing for the nonpasan election the ma
recall with civil service provisions There are
who this Chamber of Commerce who fought TINS
bill to the last like Andy Jackson ut the battle Of New
Orleans fight after the battle over Every lbeyo
ing citizen this city every honest taxpayer wopus good govern
mass meeting lobe held tonay night and express lis nt
cns on this BILL If you haven signed the petitions by all means
90 So or be at the meeting sign then Let the good people pull
together walk Of life and OF every political a
on this petition and you should be in good
Let everybody join the peoples army which is fighting for better
of municipal affairs i'll this city and victory is ours
DO let anybody fool any OF your time away talking to
about general bill forthe whole State Tell them know what
Fanont Farmont wants and Falnont gong TO get
and that the special bill approved by than three fourhs Of
HE citizens city The general bill is obstruction the
NS.>T',,' ,''S' :, L. NJ. DAVIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17

The books are missing and this part explains why cost the city
1880 TO have the audit made.
Another section of the report the interest Of every taX
payer And this regard to missing bond Tor Sl On TINS
subject tile report reads very interestingly, as follows:
1T will be well the city treasurer when paying interest on
Aupugt 1911 on coupons the bond Farmont Water Exten
Improvement Bonds account Of $4,000 numbers to 70 IN
elusive particular watch for number IA TINS bono
was reported missing the time of sale Aug 1910 AND MAY
HAVE BEEN DUPLICATED Has any taxpayer Of Famont seen
this bond?
These are only few the interesting questions the taxpayers
If Fairon should know When plan of government proposed
The question naturally will be better than what we have now
That natural perfect legitimate question Ii we get the pro
oSe Commission government every commissioner Will ne heavily
and safely bonded The payers will know that e is responsible
the city the safety business and by the wise provisions OF
the recall and referendum they have amy doubts at at about
they can remove him Just easily they elected him. These COM
Soner viii lie COMMISSIONED to transact the business ofsthe
rv They will only be commissioned to Ito so but they Will be
REQUIRED Ito Under the present plan you can NOT locate the
olsblv any the foregoing shortcomings OF the admnS
atorS We might say the council but which OF them
have rood men the council We have many honest ana
good business the council but they busy with their
cw affairs give their entire time to the city at $500 per
on council nowha openly fighting the Commission plan
ahoug endorsed by the Chamber OF Commerce. The Business
Men ASSOaOn citizens meeting The Independent Trades
Council and other organizations One who mad petition to en-
atr in one reports that he met several men who
fused to sign the councilman of that ward had told them
was not the right thing do No matter how many Ounclmen
and other interests of this city fight this plan which is being nangur-
by the people, they stop its progress FaMont will have
commission and there not LIVING nor arc there
yet tG come forces sufficient Srenhto prevent the Of tins
charter bill the present Of the legislature only half Of the
people who have already ndOScd the plan stand by the guns and
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17

Surely try a "Danderine Hair
Cleanse" If you wish to Immediately
double the beauty OF your hair, Just
moisten a cloth with Danderline and
draw it carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand at time, this
Wa. cleanse the hair OF dust, dirt or
any excessive oil-Tn a few moments
you will be amazed. Your hair will
be wavy, fluffy and abundant and pos
sess> an incomparaDie softness, lustre
and luxuriance, the, beauty and SHIN
mer OF true hair health.
Besides identifying the hair, one ap-
rl!cation OF Danderine dissoIves every
particle OF Dandruff; cleanses, purlfics
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
NOBODY WANTS 1T.

1t will become so unpopular to talk
about the general charter bill in this
city that those who are now boosting
II to defeat the special bill will not be
heard to raise their voice above a
whisper in its defense. Ii was mis-.
take 10 ever permit the issue to be con-
fused by bill that nobody promised
the citizens OF this city and one that
nobody here or elsewhere is asking
for
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
A CRISIS.

The news from Charleston indicates
that there is about to be parting Of
the ways between the Republican par.
ty and the Progressives. This would
be calamity. The interests OF the
State would suffer equally with those
Of the Republican party A conunu
ance OF the policies OF the Republican
party is absolutely necessary for the
development of the resources ana
maintenance Of the prosperous condt-
lions of the State. Under dominant
Democratic rule the State would retro
grade. The Republican party united
can control the policies of the State,
but with anything like an equal dtvi'
sion Of the party, Democratic rule Is
assured. The people who are dissatis-
fed with some things which have been
done by certain Republicans should
hesitate before taking step fraught
with such serious disaster. The Re
publican members OF the Legislature
can do much toward allaying this feel
Ing and restoring confidence by the
election OF an able and conservative
successor 10 Senator Watson. A mis-
take in the election OF senator may
be fatal. There are men in the State
who would be acceptable and whose
election would be recognized as a de-
sire on the part of the Republican par
ty to treat everybody fairly. The SUI
preme duty OF the hour is to name the
man. 1t will be criminal negligence
rot to do so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
INTERESTING READING.

That $4,000 auditing committees re-
port will make mighty interesting
reading. The first insttlllment ap-
pears in to.day's paper and it will be
continued until the people are made
familiar with its contents. If you are
on the side OF good government write
to your representatives at Charleston
and tell them you want the special
charter bill, drafted in the interest Of
the people, passed and passed NOW.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
HAS THE CHAMBER OF CON-
MERGE ANY INFLUENCE?

If the Chamber OF Commerce cannot
get a bill passed through the legisla-
ture with the moral support OF almost
every other organization OF the city
and many hundreds of the citizens who
have expressed themselves by petition
it might as well fold It's little tent and
say we have no influence. The Cham
Der OF Commerce cannot let the will
OF a majority Of that body be stifled
in the desperation of few OF its mem
bers TO head off the recall and refer,
endum.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
CLEANS THE HAIR AND MAKES IT
BEAUTIFUL 20 CENT ''DANDERN[
An FEW MOMENTS HAIR LOOKS SOFT FLUFFY LusTRous
AND ABUNDANT-No FALLING HAIR OR DANDRUFF.

and :nvigorates the scalp, forever stop
Ping itching and falling hair.
Dan6erine is to the hair what fresh
showers OF rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots,
lnvigora;es and strengthens them. lis
exhiIarating, stimulating and lifepro-
Guc!ng properties cause the hair to-
grow abundantly long, strong and
beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, Soft
lustrous hair, and lots of 1t. II you will;
just get a 90 cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter and try It as directed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-17
.,S,llLio,l. URGED THE coMMlTTEE7

I, r Who urged the legislative commit
tee 81 the Chamber Of Commerce to
55iii,repare a GENERAL charter bill for the
entire State What forces are secret
working TO defeat the special bill
and pushing the general bill? Can
anybody find record anywhere, at
anytime, where the Chamber OF Com
merce agreed to prepare bill for the
entire State? The Chamber did adj
yertise that 1t would prepare special
hills and has done so. This bill has
been specially endorsed. Now men
llii,high up in the councils OF the Cham
her III Commerce are telling our lead
Ing business men that the special bill
cannot befpassed. but the general bill
will pass. THIS is to admit that the
Chamber OF Commerce has no infu'
ence with the members OF the legisla'
ture from this county. Whether the
chamber Of, Commerce is to live and
he an institution for accomplishing
good for all otir people very largely
,isdepeadsnp9lstlle sHsSessaot the spec,
ial bill. IL 1t permits its officials and
some few OF its members to defeat
THE will Of the Chamber as expressed
by resolution, IT will be sad day in
Fairmont for this organization. If
this result is accomplished, the public
will be made acquainted with the
methods used, and those who are
working to defeat the will the ma
joritx of that body.