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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Senate in Initial Session
Confirms All Of the Wilson
Cabinet Appointments By
Unanimous Vote.
KERN ELECTED LEADER
OF MAJORITY PARTY
Western and Southwestern
Members of House Organize
Caucus Within Caucus 20
Demand Committee RecOgni.
tiOn.

lhy Leased Wire 20 EVENING FfarnIaV
Washington. March 6.--The new
senate convened at i2;al O'Clock 70
receive Presidcn Wilson's nomIna.
tions bat there wSs a delay In getting
them from the white House 20 that
body recessed until ~ O'Clock.
With new faces in every row. the
senate prepared tor its first real worh
under Democratic control Vice Presi-
dent Marshall. new 20 tho intrlcacles
oi senate procedure. picked his way
carefully through tho maze of pre-
limlnary organization with tho aid oe
experienced parliamentary olerkn. A
call of the roll showed 50 present cue
OF the existing memberahip OF %.
Senators Kern. smith, Martin.
Lodge aud Root were appointed TO
notify the president the senate was
ready to receive any communication
from him.
The senate reconvened AZ . o'clock
and the cabinet nominations which
have previously been published were
received
other nomination. were Edgar v.
Clark. reappointment as United
States interstate commerce commits
sioncr ana John II. Marble. secretary
oi the commission 60 be c0mmlA-
sioHcr ln succession at FRANKLIN X.
Lame, secretary OF the interior.
ON motion OF senator Bacon, the
senate went Into executive session.
After brief session the senate
conllrufd ali the cabinet nomina-
tons aud also that OF Mr.. Clark. Tt
did not. however. confirm Mr..
Marble
some opposition 20 tho appoint
inent of WIN g, Redfield as secretary
of commerce WAS made by senator
Gnllinger IN executive session. Mr..
Redficld has been active In a houso
committee investigation Of the two
locul fire insurance companies la
which the name Of a relative Of Sem
ator Gallinger was brought In. Tho
senator finally Withdrew his objec-
tiOn "a the request OF other senators.
IL was said there was no hostility 90
Mr.. Marbles nomination but the
senate wished To have his name fully
considered by the senate Interstate
commerce COMMITTEES. The senate
then adjourned until 2 p. m. Friday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
KERN UNANIMOUS CHOICE
tOR SENATE LEADERSHIP

Washington, March 8 When the
Democrats OF the new senate met in
caucus today 90 elect chairman.
there was no opposition 20 senator
John W. Kern OF Indiana. senator
Martin OF Virginia. retiring Demo-
cratic leader declared a few days ago
he was glad 10 lay down the respon-
sibility Of his office.
The retirement of Senator Martin
and the election Of senator Kern ends
q long struggle Tor control OF the SEN
ate of the 6ard congress between the
so-callcd progressive Democrats and
the old conservatives.
Republican senator's also held a
caucus during the morning and se-
lccted as their chairman and floor
leader senator 0aIlinger OF New
Hampshire.
They authorized senator Gallinger
20 select a committee on committees
which will have charge Of filling the
republican places. There was no op-
position 70 the seniority rule.
senator Kenyon of iowa was
chosen secretary 81 the Republican
caucus senator I.aFollette was pres
ent at the Republican gathering but
Senators Bristow, Poindexter ana
Cnpp aid not appear. The two lat
ter have been classed as members Or
the progressive party but Republic
ans today stated that they expected
senator Cnpp would participate In
Republican committee assignments.
Tho Democratic cnucus authorised
Senator Kern "a appoint a committee
at nine to devise plan for reorgRni-
1atl0n uf the senate committees with
the understanding that he should
/ present his llst to the caucus al q
meeting tomorrow,
senator Newlanda of Nevada was
chosen Nicr chairman and senator
salisbury OF Delaware one og tho
newly elected members OF the hody
was named as secretary OF the cau-
Gus.
senator Tillman expressed a pref,
ercnnc for the chairmanshlp 0g thg
COMMITTEES Of appropriations and
said he had requested the advice 81
President Wilson as 10 the chalrman'
ship that ho should choose and thal
the president had urged his aeinotlpH
as chairman oi tho committee on np'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
COLORADO SENATOR
HAS BRILLIANT
RECORD
One Prize Fight, One Football
Game and Three Times at
Church in Forty -Four Years.
IBy Leascd wire 90 nveuinR iIcraidl

lBy LEASED Wire 90 rycuing iicraidl
Denver. March g. .'l have lived IN
Colorado 40 yearn During that time
Z have attended one prize fight. Soue
Goo church three times. aud seen one
foot mI gtWe They were lll fool
lsuu.sa uut tho football game was tEe
worst
Tha is tho statement OF senator
u,ckrr 300 the course ot a liveiv de-
hlt, tu mo senate this morning un
thc UI Goo logalzc boxing coutcf'5.
$50 action U.a tukou on the BIN no-
Tore thr noon recess.
senator llcckcr favored tho bin
90, Hid thr stut, paid out money tor
lu, uppurt pi the football team at
the school ut mines az Golden, und
that hD saw uu reason VIII, the state
should prohibit its people paying out
their money Geo support boxing c0u-
t,-ts especially as hr considered
prize fights less brutal thau lDotrail
senator Robinson OF Colorado
SPRINGS said hr would rather vote for
bH leWITug buil fights than one
logauzing prize fights
Tho senate indefinitely postponed
consideration OF tho Corulurth mll
providing separate schools fnr negro
pupils
Tho houso postponed until satur'
dHy action un the hili creating Am-
mou. county postponsmcnt was clr'
rird hN Il vote oi 3O to 2t.
/ Consideration uf thr tuhorruiosii
registration bul on thlrd reading ats,
ts uut over hy thp house
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
GOVERNORS VIrO uI THE
COUNTY SALARY BILL

Following is the message which ''-
compauird tho rcE'tUure veto oft thr
county SALARY biN
Santa gee. N A. Fsu 'N. InI3.
To tu, Honor blr president aud
Members oft thr senate
G,utIrmtu
return herewith without approx
senate Bill so. iOt. cntitlcd "Au a q
Relative tn Salaries of County prH
Gers
Th action is takcn with much re
prcl eome satisfaction and q ful
rruuAuou of thc responsibility which
20 Involves The regret a not only or
account uf the temporary disappoiu,'
msnt t1 cnuutv officers but also ho'
cause oi mt desire tp avoid uch q
disagreement with the Legislative
branch ot our state government The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
HIcRRICK FORWARDS MS
RESIGN NNTION To WILSON

Paris. March 5.-Myron r Herrick,
United states ambassador to France.
following the usual custom of Ameri-
con diplomatic Representatives abroad
upon % change OF administration. has
sent his resignation To- President VIII
n, Q.
The French foreign Office has not
received any inquiry as ~ the accept
ability ul successor and no name
has been definitely mentioned in oon-
uceuou with the new post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
CLARK OF IOWA To ~
APPOINTED RN WILSON

WashIUEtOU, MIr|h I---Ir'slU'nI
Wilson viii rcappoiui Edward A.
CLARK OF Iowa, 1 mcmncr u' the intcr-
state commerce commission. MI clark
WAS appointed by Mr.. TAFT hut his
nomination milrd oI confirmation IN
the senate contest over other Taft APP
po.utmDuts
John N Marble of California, scc-
rotary of the Interstate commcrn" com,
mission and formerly iis attorney, viii
bc appointed member of the COM
mission 90 sun,oed Franklin Ian" who
becomes secretary of the interior
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Princes of Business World 20
Be Called on for Informa-
tiOn by the Vice Commits.
sion.
WILL BE ASKED TO TELL
ABOUT WAGES PAID GIRLS
Three Clerks From Each De-
partment Store Will Be Ask.
ed to Tell Their Manr sr Of
Life.
By Leased Wire 60 Evening Herald

L
Chicago. March 3D. Six more OF
ChiCago's leading merchants. It. was
announced today. will be- served with
subpocnas 90 appear before the state
vice commission next Friday.
II will require week 90 hear the
witncssos already summoned. after
which owners OF leading wholesale
clothing houses ana factories viii be
heard.
II is the opinion Of Lieutenant Bov-
ornor Garrett o'Harn, head uf the
commission that many girls are driv-
en- TO ufr iu the underworld. or about
lbs fringe. hy insufficient rcmuncfo-
ton. and % is for the purpose Of in
vesjigatnR this feature or the study
that tho merchants have been suh-
poonucd
The additional witnesses summoned
are Edward Hillm1n. ur ullm1n p.
Henry g. Schwah. Of Bothschlld n
Company; Joseph Busch. ot Sicgel,
Cooper a co., John Firir. of carson,
piric. scott and Company. Mrs. Nei-
lie NctCher Boston store, and Gcorge
u Thoruo. vice president of Mont
gomcry Ward a Company.
In addition three girls from each
department store VIII bo colicd 20 toll
how much they earn and how they
live.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
COLORADO ms CANDID NrE FOR
NNB N~SNDOU 10 MItNICO

Denver. March SENATOR Casi-
miro Rarcp today introduced IN the
senate memorial to President VII
son commencing Dr - l.. jefferson
tor the post of ambassador TO Mexico.
Tho memorial which was unanimous
ly adopted. contains "a provision that
the recommendation b." tclegraph"d
go the president immcdiutels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
WILSON SENDS CABINET
NOMINEES To SENATE

WI8HIngIOn- NIT0N FI0NdtnI
Wilson sent the names of his cabinet
TO m, senate today FOR confirmation.
As tho nominations left the white
house 30 vas officially announced that
previously
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
OI.NEY DENIES All
Il kNOMIEDGE on APPOINTMENTS

Boston, March 5.-"This ~ the iirst
time / have heard of the matter
said Richard plney today when
shown a Washington dispatch men
tioning him AZ President Wilson's
probable selection as ambassador to
Great Britain.
A. 20 whether hc would accept tho
post if II was offered him. Mr.. Olncy
said he could say better when the
time arrived.
But" NJ added, - would not take
me long 10 make mp my mind
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
DEAD MAN SHIPPED
BY PARCELS POST
nv Lras-d wir. to Ey.sIaH Herald,

UUnV0T MIT0H -" TTTT0 n y U0ld
man. WAS tho comment made hy d
parcel post elrrk at thr union station
here today us hc held up to the view
of his fellow clerks package nine
inches square and Weighing seven
pounds
The package contained thr ashes of
Edward g. knots of california, who
died her" irW DAYS ago following
an attack OF appendicitis.
The package WAS addressed 90 the
widow, Mrs Ada KNOTS san Ftap-
cisco.
n cost 90 cents postage aud bore q
lu-Cvut insurance stamp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
ECKERT WINS HALF
OF FATHERS ESTATE
dRy LEASED Wire 10 Evening Herald. p,

Ncw York. March --Jnmrs Cion.
dcuucn fckort has succeeded I'm his
efforts 90 break the viii of his father.
General Thomas a. Eckedt hy which
tho hulE at the generals estate, csti.
mated az Sl,G50.O0O was lefi to tho
contestants brother Thomas 4. Eek
ert. Jr. A jury in the supreme cour'
which has hoon hearing The ease tu-
day returned q verdict In the con.
toslants favor. holding that the TIVE
sons should receive equal shares.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
Board Of Health Arbitrarily
Orders That He Be Not Per
mitted to Garry Out Tests
in the State.
PLANS OF GERMAN
SCIENTIST IN DOUBT
Advisory Committee of Board
Turns Him Down in Spite of
Active Support of Health
Commissioner.


New YORK. March -Dr o. D.
Fucdmann oI Berlin today abandoned
all plans ot testing his tuberculosis
serum in any Sow Yrrk hospitals
with the sanction Of the board ui
health. This had b,Du suggested hy
the Sew Norb Medical society as The
only course Goo wnuc inlsmuph as he
has NO license Co. practice in this state.
The board of health considered 90,
matter last night and although I'M
Ernest j.. l.rdrrIr commIsuourr ul
health said tutl u his opinion luo
serum was harmless. tho advisory
committee uf tU, hoard voted aglIusi
making any tests on patients
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
First Utterance of New Sec
retary of State to Mem.
bers of Official Family Caus.
es Lively Speculation.
McCo0MBs ANNOUNCED AS
AMBASSADOR TO FRANCE
President Issues Ultimatum TO
All Office Seekers Refusing
Interviews Except by His
Invitation.

Washington. March i.--Prcsi.
dent Wilson mad" formal an I
uuuu,oWout today that Dee has Z
offered au amua.spdorship Co
, Chairman McCombs "f th" Na-
uuuu Democratic rommirtro.
; Mt Mpromhs told mo lo did
NOT wish cabinet appointment 4
! Havy uuur'd him uu, u. the 4
, principal diplomatic posts and I
hop, hr VIII accept desire I
men ur cabinet Size Tor the chief I
foreign appointments said the 4
, president
b 90 ,s kuuvu tbut the smhassa.
> dor-mp of Frun.c mas been of.
, 'errd 4
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

Sow Orleans. NaFrh cardinal
Gibbons arrived in Sew orleans yes-
trrdlr FOR hs annual visit Win bis
brother John a Gibbons The car-
dlau H accompanied Dy the Reverend
Louis li sttkney assistant priest az
tho cathedral in Baltimore and the
Hcv % j Kenny of St pcters church,
Baltimore Cardinal dbhons cane
hcro ior "a rcst ut about ten days
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
CRAM; IIKEIN 10 W.
AMRAS~ anon TO NJ SSlA

washington March 5--DhJrlos ".
Crane. of Chicago, vice chairman OF
the nuluco committee ut lnc Wilson
campaign. kus o., ursi to have tu ape
upluum,nt with the president TODAY
n, called. hc s1ld, merely fo pay his
respects and vJs leaving TOMORROW Tot
chicago whore he rNp,.trt 90 hear the
speech ul walter l.. Fisher before The
commercial club Nr crane said Dee
believed 10 would bee 1n important ut-
torrance.
Mr.. crane uHs frequently been mon.
Toned sU th, campaign for "a dlp-
lomutir post Though tho president
has made mo- over eel. Set, % is consid-
cred urohInl, that Mr., Crane VII bee
conn, ambassador lp Russia
The mcmbcrs oi tho new cabinet
arrived while President wilson VAS
talking to Mr.. crane.
IrNnn In the spot Light
Mr. Hrvlu wus the center of % grouu
as soon ds hv set tont iu thc executive
offices
"Wcu" he said. ~ suppose I won't
have any trouhl" getting iu here to-
d1,. such Cos I had many years aro
when WAS iu congress didn't know
ur rules thon and ! called after 4
u.cloca ben the afternoon. I didn't tell
tho doorkccpcr who I was and ! Was
,uIdg informed that mo- visitors Wer,
received after I o'clock"
prosidcut Wilson's hrst official act
was to acknowledge receipt of the res
igmtiun of the Tuu cabinet ana al
tho assistant secretaries of tho var
ions departments
Onico seekers Are Taboocd.
Onlee seekers will not be- permitted
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05
TAFT AND PARTY
ARRIVE IN AUGUSTA

Augusta. Ca March 3 n l2N-prci-
dent w. H. Taft und party arrived
here from Washington az sos this
morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

Washington, March Mexican
troops were responsible for the latest
border fight near Douglas. ArIz.. with
troops of tho ninth cavalry hy firing
the first shot, according Co report
today from Erigadior General Bliss
al Fort sam houston. Uc says col
Guilfoylo reported that uu armei
body of McNlcans apparently Naquis,
moved out OF Aqua rriota Yesterday
moruiug. doployod aud Urpd 70 toN
shots az e detached post about a
thousand yards south of IN, camp ON
the boundary
An American machine gun replied
with five shots and the NeNicans zee
turned toward Aqua rriot1 Col Cult
foyle makes no mention of amy ease
upltips but says ho has two troops
with machine gun ON observation
lt the points Wh"r, the tr"uhI. ur'
yuTr,d
lie says mo- cause is known for th'
attack, Us mo- prorocuJim OF AMY kud
was given hy the American soldiers
General Bliss REPORTS hD has ma
struot,d cot Gwltoylc. u cas-" "I
( further uuJDk, not tu return M, ifr'
unless 30 D. necessary tu protect Il'
on tho American side. ilr ALSO eau
+ toned him lu keep ms mon uud"I
cover Js iau us possible - as not .,
4 invite hostile acts from irresponsible
parties.
Detailed reports which have reach
ed the state department ur the Urz
! collision between American uoop
and M,vlraus near Douglas Nrz
make b. appear that This was On,
work of AI1drrisias, ana that Nhd
the McNioIn federal forces were Uu
at first involved, they were 300 IN
end drawn into th" ioug range mis
kei duel ana only ou" prrsnu wa
! wounded
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

Washington March i.- Frank
Horace. an American. Is reported
hot dead by am unknown assailppt
In Manzanillo Consul Kirk Is in
yestignting Consul Ellsworth ut Ciu-
dad rorlirio pia2 fears complications
over the attempt ol Cul Carrunla to
cXtort money Go pay his snldirrs frun
Americans ana other foreigners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-05

ToDAY's NEWS TODAY
Yon grt ~ IN the HERALD.
slsty Cenia n month ~ ~ cent.
a week delivered ~ youF door,
nfty cents nv mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-27
Editorial Comment
Protection Prosperity.
Bangor News)


Why do the two conditions follow
each other all over Maine and all over
New England? Why are American
workpeople the best-dressed and the
best educated of any class of citizens
in the world?. Because an American
protective tariff has enabled the fac
tories and shops to pay higher wages,
because the thrifty towns save more
money from year to year, because
there is more money in the savings
banks and larger sums are put into
life insurance; there are more pianos
in the homes, more automobiles on
the streets and even the voluntary
church contributions are heavier on
the Lords Day.
Maine workingmen labor shorter
hours, and labor more steadily than
do the residents of New Brunswick
Greater values are invested in public
works, larger sums are set aside for
the payment of public debts; the av-
eraee rate of taxation is lower in
Maine than it is in Nova Scotia or
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-27

lied my fascination over him ana utl-
lied il to gain liberties and licenses
which a palmer woman would not have
dared demand. The dearest wish of his
life was a family, but | was unwilling
to surrender my freedom. Society.
gaiety and responsibility weighed
more In the balance than his ambitions
Fer long time he was inspired by the
dogged hope that some day | would full
fl his big dream of happiness After
d few years he saw that his hopes We're
futile We began to differ. Disagree
ments extended over days. There We're
no little hands to reunite us. ours was
rot a home but a house in which man
aad woman were gradually drifting
apart
Il began IL fade ard with the loss of
my beauty grew his disillusion. lie
now saw me in my true guise-a selfish
woman who had robbed him of his
hearts heritage. My physical charms
disappeared We age quickly when our
souls are numb. There is little nour-
ishment for beauty in cold veins. / was
without softness and kindness. l had
never learned TO give, and therefore
did not understand how to get
For more than twenty five years
have been a widow. our little circle of
friends had long before dwindled into
a few acquaintance. Today | am
derelict, drifting from year to year. al
WAYS turning in vain toward some har
bor where | had thought to find peace.
cannot inspire Affection do not
speak nor comprehend the language
love. Children are afraid of me. What
would I not give IL ! could secure a
little sympathetic understandings! But
| have been too proud to seek Z Yet,
my dear. | am surrendering the one
lone comfort of my old age. that very
pride, 10 you-offering al least enc sac
rifice to atone in part for my n.sspent
years. | have shown you the wound III
my shriyelled old breast--pray Gcd
that it may save you from such anoth-
er. Lots of babies, my dear-iots Of
abieS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-27

the best of il, no matter what happened
And in camp he made the best biscuits
aud baked the apple pie and apple
glory pudding tired and hungry man
ever sat down before. Loyal TO his
friends. forsiving toward his enemies and
punctual in his northumberland was
Seth. Write him to meet YOU on the top
of Black hubble mountain at midnight
and he would be there. once on Loon
lake with Seth in the stern of the canoe
tried TO coax salmon to the fly. Seth
changed casts twice. then he said
Nothing doing on the tly-f We want
'em we'll have To dig deep | confess |
was skeptical. but we tried trolling on a
bait rod with two bits of lead and within
an hour had two beauties that fought to
a finish. Whether ii was fish game.
Seth always knew where to go ana what
to do 1t has been my pleasure 10 stop
with him in his own home where he was
seen at his best Devoted to his wife and
children. it was Il pleasure to be one OF
that happy family. Seth was clean in
speech. morals and clean i'm thought. II
he had any vice | don't know what it
was and / think ! would have found out
in the years / knew him. His jolly COM
panionship and good cheer were never
falling. He always looked on the bright
side of things and every man who met
him and knew him was the better for il
Seth Paine will be missed. He will be
missed by his family and his legion of
friends in Maine. He will also be missed
by the many sportsmen throughout this
country whom he has guided and who
loved him for what he was-eVery inch
of a man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-27
A Prize if You Guess It.

Augusta, Me-, Aug. 23.-(Special.)-
They have gone into the political grave,
resurrected every old fossil that ever
held office or had business or social ia
vors from the old Republican machine
They have propped them up on the
from PASSPORT to South Gardiner and
For the love of Mike. get busy"
AND YET THE PRoGREsSlVEs
WON'T co BACK.
promised, and THREATENED.
AND YET THE PRoGRESSlNES
WON'T co BACK.
the gasoline has run low. She won't go
up on the high, she won't go up on the
second she won't go up on the low.
There they are, stalled.
party in the third district of the state Of
Maine is not furry. It's a fact.
The Burieigh organ at Augusta has
founder says it has found-a man down
near Maehias who walked five miles to
say that he voted for Roosevelt last fall
but is going To vote for Peters now
This takes one vote from the progress
sive vote In the district last November,
leaving 13.335. Which. added to the Re-
publican vote, makes 1l6o
They have had Charles Hichborn write
Editor Hanson that he voted for Roose-
Welt last fall but is going to vote for
Peters now.
This takes two votes from 1895 cast
by the Progressives last fall, leaving
1894 Which, added to the ,l59 votes
cast by the Republicans last fall, makes
1l6l.
In other words the landslide hack, that
Frank Ham tells about isn't sliding
A prize of Is cents (marked down
from nine dollars) will be awarded to
the first person making correct
guess as to the birthplace of the above.
No comment by us is necessary, as
We take it for granted that most peo-
pie know whether or not they are
resurrected old fossils propped up on
the street corners.
| Nor need we suggest that Mr.. Roose-
welt would probably run better in this
district than could anyone at pres
ent in the district whom the Progress
lsives might nominate.
| Did you ever think of that in con-
i necton with the claims, wholly de-
void Of honesty or sense, published by
the-but there you We're going tc
guess that!