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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
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or 1900 prisoners IT the United
States government IN pontcniiafles.
received dufIne The pas, year. isss
sre native horn. ana only sto fartl4n
born. Statistics Of every I,cnal lnsn.
tpiicn in the unnca states show wi,
siantlail, the same state 81 facts
that the native horn contribute rr
tho sreater numhcr ~ niaiemctor
u "a significant according n the
rcporl or the attorney rcncral of the
United States thar out oi the 1900
prisoners received this ss,f. ouR gsa.
lnflpdiag 20 minors arc nnoratc.
being able Mother 20 read nor write.
1855 om 81 tho 1000 can both read
and write ana man, ~ them are
highb ednoatcd mon
Durine the ,ear lig persons d ,c
been scni 81 the penuentiar, Tor ,io.
laiiou Of the white slave laws: 60; for
violation 81 tho nosiai laws sss r
Tnusanng zee for countcrfchlng 90
for ,ion,ion og re banking aws
o. b. curious coincidence. u.s.
shown D., the attorney generals re-
.pstt ,hat tho proportion OF married
Hnd slnsie g. exactly the same as the
proportion ~ temperate uaa ntoll
pcrutc-- married f5g; claim 10 he
temperate 75s. single. $50. admit in.
Temperance. s2g
90 the iG00 new prisoners. lt5 were
under 30 years of age and i6f over
50 wears ~ age. nee out OF the isop
are serving their ars, term % iri.
prisonment ana tt2 are ptcyious or-
Tenders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Avv KIM or a THINNING.

Albuquerque offers educational %.
pcf,uni,lcs % shc youth 81 this cis,
and 30 uew corners from the east
which are unrisaiied in any cts IN
the southwest The city r. exccp-
slouans foriuuatc IN hslsg able to or
fcr 10 tho yopnr man or woman
practically any Hind ~ training de-
sired and with the new industrial
entures being Incorporated into shc
ro4ic school system. tine complete
Hirpp a. an kinds "a tho rniv~rsii'
~ spslaE school and tho denomlna.
$ 80. aghoois. Instruction along ans
- and ~ b asaiianie for ~ c's,-'
3 aoes YES In Reviewing Anu.
no ..ald htionai opponuni,lcs
mending ~,e si,pleannre in conn
aone hy the ANA work beine
College. an insslsanaQue business
past few wears has tphlch IN tho
drcds % well equipped xfasni hun.
are non making good in yars who
lions ~ trust ANA rcsponsIblh,>osi.
business world. Albuquerque ~
kept fully ahreasi ~ the growing Z
mand Tor business education 10 I
practical kind which cauips you
men aud women Immediately ana
firiontly a. take up business work al
business responsibilities aud ln e.
ing your friends about Albuquerqu
educational facilities. u Is always W
- remember 10 say thaf this city n
ono OF the most successful aud 10
equipped business colleges Ia q
southwest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

ffel seislointnt ~ iamcfi0wn. TIE
London company bsaan % shin YOUNG
women % supply tho coionlstr WIN
wives NJ cos, % iso pounds 20 ~.
hacco Cos cnch of the fair assisted
imminranis. The matches mainly
turned out vol aud were not With.
ont certain elements 81 romance. n,
state ~ prouder than Virginia nj itt
dfa families Thcy have given "a,
counity ciehi presidents aud ono ~
the eight was erandfathor ~ another
president Again the WHITE IIous.
will be- thc abode 81 virelnlan 10,
ienr sears aud y would not he count.
81 10 his dircredn IL hls nnc Of 10
seen, should be- found 20 include ON,
of the matrimonial transactions In 20.
hacco
Let q not be- supposed that the ex.
pertinent iu tbc state az Washington
ncks seriousness There t. good
stun in lts surplus men W. tho, couia
not. among other things. raise appici
iha; have taken the load Ia tho mar.
keis ~ the world for excclioncc OF
naN"r. FORM and color 4 homestead
&c without a wife is lonely object
Tiiore D. work enough around hin
for two. aud he sccms willing 10 share
% ON the cooperative principle ~
10th husband aud wifo have the ful.
ballot They break even IN ponii,s
Mcmhofship in The Legislature IL open
to both \ board OF control ~ m,
state bureau of mntyimon, should Dol,
equally in charge of men and women
Courishlp Will nc courtship oven D. ~
state assists in bringing ~ about o.
an affair 81 this sort 90 Initiative can
deprive ciihor side OF final persona
referendum Princes are habltualls
fnnrried as the state directs Va.
pc icon was welded the second tim,
by sending proxy Co The ceremony
and FIRST saw his wife on a couutr,
road in France when ho opened th,
carrlagc door aud looked ln upon the
blooming Marin Louise otbcrWis,
Mrs Doaapartc. o. remains for the
state Of Washington 10 make good
and 30 for % has scored no failure
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
.seesseeee oeNAOaO~e
HucmEn EDrcArtoN. :
eeeeSeAeeosNASo


nIGhcr Educatlon.
SHES an algebraic wonder. an her
leisure time she spends
solving problems in equations tha'
arc ~ her fingers ends
ln the higher mathematics she has
g,lncd college fame.
Vince" hcr geomctric genius addc :
iustcr 10 har name
Site BY NJ on trlgonomctty. and fu.
ures are her forte,
For she even knows the agc ut Ann
according 60 report
Eu when playing OFT rubber. ,ts
q pipe sht'l ncvcr miss
Gurglins swcctly to her partner
Some Inspired phrase TX this.
Yes, indeed, lust dote on
bridge ne such lovely sc'entific
same Lets SEQ what's trlmrs
shc has read IN. leading authors aud
her diction Is moA choice.
She can rattle rctms from brown
ing iu cultivated voice.
Nt,Hr pmtrudr she uttcrs. she s.
original and bright
Aud DC scorns 10 use expressions
that arr commonplace OF trtc.
EW U's safe Jo bot sptnc evening
he'll he gazing 20 the moon
With chap who's hummiug march BE-
That att popular iu Juur
And hc ask 81 ~" question u-
she slips her haud m his.
Nud -hcu whisper 100 hi- Vai.teoJt
-omo uniuur r"piN like this.
"bh. John. this o. so sudden
She i- t.rs 20 n many huguax cs.
rom bugoh 90 Corsltau.
she D.u quote % dozen poets boz ha
tongue OF quaint japan
Sn' vNcels in Frcioh and spanish
aud g oven has been said
Sh, SHOWS Hli tho rules OF grammar
10 language that b. dead,
nui tho day T. some time couUuI
when she'll pTattlc quite oll-
hand
m tongue ~ weird and complies
that 40 man can understand.
She'll ho talking 90 a bundle twist
r,pturouS spu Vzc and hs.
And her limo ct conversation uIi
most lihely ron like this.
"boihc4-um's ittY.uusy heartums'
pldum naughty tolic hurtums tty
lumm, Zer,. 1orc. don't oo ,v..
mufYvrt itty-hitsy pwc,ious heart.
inns"
Eu BENTLEY Arthur m 'olg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

clhWon. Unlisa elAlca commissioner
II edueaslon surgeon General nlae
~ the public health service pr. w.
~ nraoken ~ shs Minnesota ssaic
hoard 81 healih. President David
slhrr fordan. ~ Leland stanford ~.
university ~ Woods hutchinson
rrrrcscnilns the Na,lonal Edncanon
association. and many other dis,in-
auished phyalcars. edncators and
cstlf experts
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
t0I3 CONGRESS On SCHOOL.
HYGIENE.

The United states viii be tho meet.
ing place 90 the Fourth international
Congress GA school Hygiene Tile
preceding congresses have an been
held abroad. The hrsi "a Nurembura
IN iaof. the second az London. 1909.
and the third az Paris 1919 The
1913 congress viii be held at nnf-
faio X, y August 25-a0
II is the object ~ The congress Co
bring togethef men aud women ln-
ferested in tho h,alih of school chil.
drcn and o. assemble % scientific az.
hihit representative 81 the most uota
be achievements n school h,giene.
ID is believed that tho present Wide
spread public Interest % hoalH cdu-
rution viii make the exhibit partie-
uiariy attractive feature of ,he con-
eress
Twenty-nte natlons have mcmber
ship on rho permanent international
committee vi rho congress ana b. b.
espected thar ail win have dclogat,s
az Buffalo Tho secretary of matc
has offlciau, invited foreign govern
inents 20 participate Invitations
have also been ISSUED to tho various
state and municipal au,houtics. and
"a educational scientific. medical and
hysienic lnsutntious nnd orzuHiza.
tious
The president oi h, congress wiz
DE Charics a. Elioi president cm-
eriius 81 Harvard university tho
vice presidents ~ William n Werh l
~ Johns nankna nnd Co., nenp O. !
Waicot. of tho Massachusctr board I
n health The long list ri honomiy
vice presidents includes Dr. Abra-
ham Jaoobi 90 New York CITY. Dr
william a. Burnham. Of CLARK uni |
feraty: cardiaal Gibbons. DR. y. r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
COIIHoBol,NTIoN
of Iooc.l tn Ilcrnld Headers.

Tor mont, A,puqucrqu, alul,ns
"" 'l 100 G,sr columns Duihusl-
'st." praise og lqnn's kidney r.I. by
Albuquerque rcshcnts. Would those
prominent people vcommond , rom-
.'y iH1t had not proven rcllahIcr
Womb they confirm n.Ir .r1f,r,rfs
after I'|rs bad clapsoalr D,rsonl. ,,-
lor.'u.c asd not shoo, tho r,m.a,
200 Do" worthy OF cndorssncnta Tho
following statement shoulo g,rry con.
N"t'ou 90 The mind Of cvey Herald
reader.
cH.ros OM5,lcy. 7i3 Mnh ave.
kust H.. Vegas. y. NcN., SAYS, I'M
1909 . puYl..y recommended p0su.
Kidney PILLS and at this time rlr
oorrohoiJtc thc statement / then CAV,
u iu..r praise. I have had 40 further
need 90 kidney medicine. as IA,
cure ono 'oI has boon permanent"
For ..'" by alI dealers prIro a0
cont, foslorMuhufn CO.. rum.o.
no" l"ra, solo agent. for pbc rutcd
~fltrv
uomcwbor tbo maine Dolu's ana
l.h. Hr niHrr ADV q,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
WHIT REALLY HAPPENED.


otftory b. becoming more unreli-
'hir2 the ilmc. The other day
peioneSritic. cxcayatne IN tho
iinearths,,s. according To- Life"
coun, 81 ~ following revised ac-
nous vcrdivlsS KING solcmon's ta-
u seems Their,
was claimed lbs tNS child which
ease WIS brought neNnen and the
mon Tor decision Accdudse solo
Old version 81 the STORY. y 20 the
mon. after careful conslder.rl, Solo
posed that tho child be- cut mro-
ana half given 10 each woman. vha
upon the real mother protested
u now appears that this is ~
what he did st an he WIS -
sbrcsdor Instead - cutting d
child IA t~o-"n ere srot NJ orarr,
that ., hc capitalized Thercupoa
company w1s formed aud tho sto,
equally divided between The as
claimants re then put ,ho chud
work Ia "a sWeatshop Both womcI
satisfied. went ava, aud lived .n cas
and ailuenco ever after on tho pr,
ceeds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
" NrRlMONV a. \ STNTE Tt'NC.
TION.

YOUNG vigorously growing state
M one houorcd With no name of
Washington has planned o. establish
| this year matrimonial bureau
through which the surplus of women
in the easl can become better ac-
quaintod with che surplus ~ men in
ne northwestern corner of the copu.
try. Uith serious intentions on both
sides % o. said that substantial pub.
lic sentiment there i~ urgiug tho leg
islnture 90 poss the necessary law. aud
ihnt man, member are pledged 90
90 Woman suffrage haas Just pccn
adopted Boo The state aud ibc move.
m'nt VIII have mo authoritative
backing "f both s"vcs. as b. should 90
boz wisely rmport.uuod in one ol the
large counties. Says th, Louisville
'ourirr-joufuaI, Hu official bias .l-
read, broush about numerous mar.
ringes. and be- has latcIy received
from another country thr names of
100 bachelor homcstcld,w who ash
20 hc put on the active list Ilo roe
piles that no has the addresses of'
1900 eastern women, chiefly neior}
girls who desire 60 go west. MARI
ana grow up with the country lti
was among tbc Rockies that the Hr,t
womun suitcase siatcs w,r" founded I
and Do thcy arc also to be- tbo p.o- /
ncers leo sato.promotcd marriage they /
viu be- responsible tor another nov.
rlt, in tho science OF government, md I
sociology
~ various umcs u thr worlds bis-
tory a surplus 81 men has looked .
ROUND for the corresponding surplus
of women sure ,o exist somcVhpro
iiiUop has % that tho falow colo.
nists Of Romuus realized that the
need Of wives Nus imperative ln
lookinp FOE solution they NOTICED
ant thc girls of % ueisbboring native
.riao. the -abincs seemed likely. ana
no Roman bachelors proceeded to
lcip themselves to mate, Dos superior
.trrustE When th. Sabine uluiors
.ashod 100 u.upturo thrir kinswomcu
he found tnew not uuniuiua prison
.rs hut advocates Of "a peaceful slli.
lnce win the Romans. an0 thut was
llainly the best bnsis for heinz hoppy
brewer after ln tho carry hiuor ]
n Virginia. fourteen years after tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
TADC In the Solar
JADO Ple1us...

SO. MNtnIg. eoid bricks cannot
hc shipped ~ the parcel post
.
PERHAPS NINETEEN inhtcrn
till succeed % Bringing iu ,bosc side.
Nniskcrs
\ DICTIONARY at ihc monkey
unsungo Gas been issued. This str
go handy one hears u ever, d.,
o
JOHN -. Dip not hnt, to save n,u.
iins lie sawed diNidond checks hy
tho hotfull
g
PROBABLY AFTER ALL il was
g. O, who also invented the mrccl
post
o
THE HiCIi CEtEng.rE incir
luptiHis While she plain pcoilc simply
sct married
TtRfE g. NpREp iaou- pJ ,.o.
pic SO daily 90 plcturc shows 10 Sow
3d. t.t'.
.
TIE bNlGlirERS ot ESt loo New
Nors are uoH vneascd iu suock,ns
hc bottom out of the Ippic matUci.
tud tneA don't rIrn AHtu
c.
WE FEAR THAT thc proposed iu
rcase OF tho parcel post limit, 10 700
t'uuuds WouM prove fatguiug Co tb.
atricrs
Tiis MONTH u president cot tb.
uited States $3.50 n, elected Tur
hetiing siH iuus iu Favor "f Wood
ow Wilson.
DH FRANK MALLORY a.so,st,
Professor oI Iuthologs 90 fl,f,
Hts gnruc.cl tho cus," Nuoorlrg
ough germ. ne calls 10 tuc ut .lIu.
icrtussis. So lcre
.
Not SINCE 1856 UaNe uv had .u
ar!icr Easter than Nc VIII have this
wear. The spring feast day viI. 'mo
his year M Maich ga Rld oUnoot
'or theu hats
-
THERE WE'RE sonur u,c.y doings
q Chicago on New years csc. put she
oun. woman who uuu. los a.f f,ci
rom The straps ln crowded lroHrr
ar uuquc.tlo1upiy sttuds--or lungs
Boo olt-s uN herself We state
Nith modest pride thar uo,hiug Is,
nat happened .u N.ruIuctuuo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Nnolhcr sInn GOO snnn

good su"u fyl thp Ur.t col o..
~ "h Nh'on whit" annoying ro u8
Tor So hort time utl prove 70 hI,s..
iug to tho si"rkmcu and farmers. cs-
r'riaIlt those outside 90, irrigated
belt fh'r" b. enough moi-tut In
th" earth % tho middle valley Co.
raise kailir corn next ycur Iud thrro
Do mot" than enough GOO u-u 90
heavy growth "i rams" grass aud u.
cid'nUIll good crop OF u.N,.
Icrns Valley N,Vv
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

The call OF th' Southwest ls tor
mon with mdomitHhir courage. m,H
"h" viii rol up their sleeves and
wadr into thc waiting vork with 3D.
vim that wiII porsoyore. men Who
win dare and do Taos Eprordcr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
. S~Ss$sSSeesSN
AMONG TuE noosrEnS.
-ss~SeSssss.s.
Tho E,lllorlni lu,o ,anln.

The editor BE- afoo, again .IuJ cod,
Joys the ctfe,ts Of Valkinr tb..,
'I'sh winter days ne traded OF huS
auto 10 Fred Spencer last v,.k. sr
Giving o. exchange two lots and 4,
mack 300 tho southwest part OF town
pcDp- Valley New.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

The B g-HtuTo meets nest NI,uual
ANA thcn trouble begins iord.bury
Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

COMPOUND Eu,aIypw. ~.un
tor 'aIens uud colds. l0.
81 Uuupos.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
STATE NEWS BRIEFS

The DcmIng Graphic has conclude,
there is enough news u pcmlne &C.
Justify 81 in issuing semi. weelD
pape'
NJ Mortenscn Of Wcatherford. Tex.
an Old and experienced creamery
man. will locate an up-to.datc cream.
cry somewhere in New Mexico. and
he tuNors the Pccos valley. Artcsia ib
particular
AZ meeting oi special commit
t"o OF the silver cts business Men,
association ID was doridcd that ban
wet and get together meeting Wul
~ , hold on the evening nt Friday.
a ttpry e. Nnthing DIll bc IcH un.
i, snrep make M" banquet re- graud
Swih -
" o. handle 'ompauy NAV. ovcidcu
Is rhickcns anotho surplus turkr,s
"a ou he pccosym produce through
81, through their HlcN handling 10 ul
we'll Tho snlprHn house ut RIOS
% TO th" 10 Pas" m.s vil bo mad,
f" ut"d. e. md disrrIb.
Ah Important Dssiues4
CURED loo Roswell whom Nlu.r oc.
iand hulf pariuc. in 'h.L H.
- HIus' Book and Stltiouer, cNNtou
-'N North Maiu street. bougRin l.
On" other half interest of hi- partlu
" o. " ralton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

rrimhlss Livery; II, n. second st.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

For il8i Rough skin
r1siiliian cream
guppo'f
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13
Nowadays

ifAil' MISS NJ NltNI
She sat iu 20 uff,t
partakIus oi scotch hIghp.4
Along came Voo,t
Mud al down ucXt tn h.t.
iiut sue didu't s,t frightened 90 aH
t.V ..lEt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-13

g. kHrmu.. IIgg. l.ou.I
roaio
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-16
ENGLAND LIVES IN
MIST OF DELUSlON

LONDON. Aug. l6.-Marie Corelli,
the author, in At Of the blues, sends
Ia the press an atrihilious wall on tho
British nations iniquities and decline.
Stated with possession. indolent
through uudisturbed prosperity, and
empty minded from lack Of incentive
TO effort, the nation. she says. is
growing Old. not gracefully, but with
nervous il ritation. and restlessness. 1t
shows the fdgety spirit Of the age
without dignity, sweetness, cnmposure
tenderness or love. In techy humor
II Frds al it's former ideals, it's fine
faith. its poetic dreams. and all the
romance ord beauty that II could once
have died TO defend. and preserve
TnhappiN there Is no hope for the
wretched old sinner, because, "a Miss
Corelh says, we are pleased To
imagine we are still going forward,
and live In a mist Of delusIon created
by ourselves The end of It all is
that we are near the end of our teth-
er, and must furnish the soil merely
for the growth of II new race
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-16
TRAINED NURSE.
IS EXONERATED

UTICA, n. Y. Aug 15.-~Miss
Emma krill, the nurse arrested at her
home in Cornwall on-the- Hudson
twelve days ago, charged with the
murder of Or. Stanley f. Iron. with
whom she had lived for three years
as his wife. was tonight discharged
from custody on her preliminary ex-
animation by Judge O'Connor in the
City court Twenty-Five witnesses
Were sworn by the district attorney
yesterday. and today to prove his con-
tention that Miss krill poisoned Dr.
Iron at the couples apartment in this
city June 22d. because, as the State
alleged. the physician planned to de-
sert her hut Judge O'Connor at the
conclusion of the testimony tonight
ruled that the evidence was INSULT
Gent and gave the young woman her
liberty. This ends the case against
the nurse. and tomorrow she Will re-
turn to the home of relatives at Corn
wall.
Judge o'Connors ruling that the
State had not established case
against Miss Krill was rendered at
s:05 o'clock tonight and ten minutes
later she was in conference with her
attorneys at local hotel, after hav-
ing lodged a crowd OF fully 900 per-
sons who lined the streets near the
City han waiting for glimpse of
the young woman as she walked to
freedom.
cot course am happy" she OBJ
served to the newspaper men who met
her at the hotel Il shall go back to
Cornwall on the Hudson on the first
train tomorrow morning and as soon
as possible | shall secure a position
as nurse in some hospital"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-16
OF the Supreme eour, and the Court Q
Appeals.
Gixnp Ke~rs silent,

OF the supreme court ana tne SouTt VI
Appeals.
Giynn Keeps sfient
There was no infimstion from Mr.
Gjyun tonight as to what his next
step will he. Mr.. sn.xer still has pos
session OF the executive offices, the
prtvy seal and documents necessary to
the business Of the state.
n, Cady Herrick, Mr. Suffers coun-
sci was called TO the governors home
as soon as the letter from Mr., Glynn
9as received, Mr.. Sulzer and Mr.. Her
rick had long talk at the end of
which Mr.. Herrick said that there was
nothing to give out tonight
Before leaving his office for the
night Judge Herrick said that the re-
port circulated earlier in the day that
Governor Suixer or any of his ad-
sisers contemplated hack fire against
Tammany by seeking the indictment
IF Charles r. Murphy or others. was
false.
Judge Vann. whose name was men
.ioned at the outset Of the trouble.
as defender Of Mr.. 'Suiger at the i'm
parchment trial did not consent TO
serve until yesterday. Then he spent
nearly the whole day with the gov
srnor. talked with Judge Herrick and
finally made a statement in which
feSsional as well as his political duty
70 oppose the impeachment
Receive No Compensation.
y ia understood that the men who
are serving Mr.. Sulzer as counsel
have not received and do not expect
20 receive any compensation for their
services,
1t Is understood that Governor Sui
r-~R counsel have believed all along
That his right TO exercise the duties
q governor, despite the assem hly's
Impeachment, would be sustained by
fh2 court II once means could he
found ~ getting the matter into the
courtx
In the ne after Of preparation for the
!u5prarh'+cN TRIAL Itself the four law
yere for the defense have been In con-
start com municauon They Will meet
in Albany come time next week, II
present. plans are carried out, and
xiii spend several days comforting with
Mr. S;izcr. Up - the present the
engaEeraent et other counsel Is not
conter1p plated.