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Evening journal., 1914-06-04
ROADSTER Goes To
JAIL IN A HURRY

GEORGETOWN. Del. June 4-.'Dei-
aware justice" acted quickly yester-
day when William Williams. a road
sster,' was sentenced to the workhouse
by Judge Conrad in less than as
hours after he had arrived in Della
ware and "a hours after he had at
tempted to shoot Constable NJ. w
Shockley
Williams came from Virginia to
pick berries and as soon as he reach
ed Sussex county with another negro.
Harry Wilson, started to sell whisky.
Constable Shockley. in attempting 10
arrest the pair. had a hard FIGHT. and
when Williams pulled revolver the
constable kicked 1t from the negro's
hand and landed both in the county
jail, Judge Conrad was at his home
and both were taken before him. VIII
liams getting six months and Wilson
being probationed to A. B. Robinson
for two years.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
EASTON FLOUR MILL
Prey OF FLAMES

EAsTON Md, June 1.-The large
-four mill Of Col. George L. Bartlett,
on North Hanson street, was de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday night to-
gether with the contents. consisting
Of meal and grain. Colonel Bartlett
had taken in on Tuesday 1000 bushels
of corn. The loss will be about $780,
600. partly covered by insurance.
The fire started in the wagon shed
in the rear of the mill and spread
rapidly The nearby premises of Mrs.
Flowers caught, but the firemen, by
heroic efforts, extinguished the blaze.
Early this morning the residence Of
A. K. Rodyhouse, one block away, was
on fire. due to flying sparks falling
upon the roof. This fire was extin-
guished before much damage was
done.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
CAMDEN COMMENCEMENT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN, Del, June 4-The annual
commencement exercises of the High
School of this town, took place here
last night in the NJ. E. Church and
were largely attended. The program
follows:
Music. FELTON, Orchestra: invoca-
ton, DR.. Alfred Smith; essay, THE
Maid of Orleans" Miss Linda NJ Ply
oft; orchestra. selection; grafton,
Athletics in High School," Alonzo
NJ. Goodwin; essay, Education an In
spiration OF Music" Mary Hollis; or
chestra. selection; address, Professor
James e. Carroll, Dover, superinten-
dent of schools of Kent county; adj
dress to students, DR.. Charles A.
Wagner, State Commissioner of Edu-
cation; orchestra, selection; presenta-
ton of diplomas. DR.. S. L. ConwelI;
orchestra, selection: benediction. the
Rev. w. f. Stewart.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04

ID 0RNEKEs, pRApERIES AND HANG
Il ings Of every description cleaned or
dyed MACKENZIE S. No. 0C7 Shpley
-. Phone. novA-tf
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
CITROLAX!
CTR 0LAX /!
CITROLAXl

First-get the name down pat-then
buy it Of your druggist Just the
very best thing for constipation, sick
headache. sour stomach, lazy liver,
sluggish constipated bowels. The
surest. incest laxative
you ever used. Tastes good-like
lemonade. Acts promptly without pain
or nausea. Gives you the most Salts
factory flushing you have ever had.
For sale by n b. Danforth, Market
and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
IMPROVING CITY STREETS

Spruce street, between Fourth and
Eleventh is to be paved by the Street
and Sewer Department in a short time.
The trolley tracks in the street win be
repaired before the work is done. The
Street and Sewer Department has about
completed the work of paving Pennsvl-
vania avenue between Van Buren, and
Rodney streets. The asphalt will not be
poured on this time. The paving OF
Claymont street is also progressing very
rapidly. the work of paving of which
has been begun on the upper end Of the
street at Nandever avenue. This street
as well as Spruce street will be btu
lithic paving.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
THE Rabbits Foot
Atainahle Beauty
For Most Women nj ~ GWEN cEApc
No Expense - N ~NAAN1
Copyright, 1913, BY H ,
Ears Are in Style Again
Attainahle Beauty
For Most Women nj
No Expense

Nonng IS more graceful than
car down the Of
way. mar an the face looks
plain ~ ~ ~ = = "'9o
t line ear should never be meddd with
can pc and IS often OF
to cleanse the One Of the
VIII erect the hearing
TN pest not to use home remedies
INTO the
ppyng bag OF heated water may usually
ehecI out some o
dropped into the nothing could possibly he worse
% ns you feel in
-op eApelmen with them yourself S
Nol Know that
e mouth as the shock will then
ost annoying and sometimes
ohcS that nothing ma
ear and II IS good rule follow. f = ~
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
SON HAS fathers
BODY DISINTERRED

Shortly after buryng the remains Of
Giuseppe Dioragro, the trackwallIer. who
was run down and killed by a train at
Claymont on Tuesday evening in Silver
brook Cemetery yesterday Deputy Cor
oner Nichols had to disinter the body
This was necessary as it was learned
that the man had relatives in Philadel-
phia. In addition to relatives in Italy
the dead man had a son living in Phila-
delphia, who claimed the body. The re-
mains were shipped to that city in the
afternoon
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
DIES WHILE ON VISIT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. June A.
Miss Martha Roberts. a life long resi-
dent of Middletown, died at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. l.. Albert Bordley.
IN Boston on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Roberts has been spending the past
year with Mrs. Bordley. The BODY
Will be brought here on Friday morn
ing for interment in st. Anne's GENE
terry.
Miss Roberts is survived by two sis
ters, Mrs. Carrie Sudler Of Baltimore
and Mrs. Bordley, and one brother.
Hachariah Roberts of Warwick. Md.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
RoY BREAKS FERRIs scHonI

Rolling IN the grass, Stanley Katso.
roska aged 10 years, an inmate of the
Ferris Industrial School. managed I'd
clude capture on Saturday, and since
then nothing has been heard Of him.
The boy with others. was playing
about the school, and when time came
Tor supper, katsoroska was among tho
missing. The BOY had secretcd himself
in the grass about the school Katso.
roska was committed to the school for
larceny by the Juvenile Court four
weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
[SpECiAE ..IIsIS A.l-lu;ce g

/ ar. klSfLE ri
: Specialist
Skillhil q iong
Experienced
4 BelievesinFiv-l
ing every mani
and voman al
chance to get
we'll Book free
Evening journal., 1914-06-04
lEnrGHT MENArrS 80 cnnn

DROUGHT MENACES HAY CROP.
DOVER, Del. June Newton L.
Sruhb. Of Grubb's, member of the
state Board of Agriculture. said yes
ierday the hay crop in the northern
cart Of the State would be lost unless
here was rain TO break the drought.
New Castle county farmers had ex-
pected 100000 hay crop. Corn also
IS suffering
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21
s%e1s% 80 80 se+ - . =
To Ell Paso and Juarez Beyond
l..

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tain peak a'o inc l''o " 'sS
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and Jaafe] ahd of'i-'oo.'i'7 - .
the mountains PeAai' '7'''' :"
long mafcA g 'lia''"' ',,'" y I VA
IN gigantic stature TO leii" ''''
fueso.
For many miles before fe2ett'tiS
I'll paso these foot NILS OF the l'o'N-
les arose on each side Of the PasS
through which our TRAN. Numbered
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

Vt5f. -I Pc, ,loT..aat,
90 ,''0 va : en-,
.t.'o eaaseait2a promised Mr.,
Nat Of the Light and Enterprise,
would write something OF the
aas 4e say and heard politics
psa the far regions OF Ten
qaI d Jauyz. beyond. 80 those
b nav Vi ted this remote section
oaf imIegiA state it viii be min
ing but 70 those others who,
Is asselt had never before cross
= tao mites ana miles Of sterile
aad rock ribbed mountain
afgs Tia. stretch away toward tie
hto Graude some excuse NAV be Of
aa1 for bis attempt would not
a provincial ignorance IT,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-21

This sand r515r have hem for ages
.bo So. .ta,a ~ rri,na,4 World
siia .Ea r.,.a@ qnd ,reek- ana su
f.e. floods qara ....ng lac saor,
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~. III. = rnle3-an aagr4<
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H.. t.sa,
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80 ,'''''.' - 80
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tbe hi-hef alti#lid'.s ana 4alaF" OF
ahle " iAd~yaffehis mas mate 'h'5
TAR country barren dessert V'''-
@tenallN the shutting "Ih9-e UfFeilas'
laden Nlih great burdens oi i5oiat'li'5'
strikes these table iaaa@ atsa p"1h.
III terrific eloud-harsts. rush GOWN
The mountain sides across ne
planes and valley and III f"Pla'S
descending rivers oa To tha sea aha
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05

tin ~feierten am l.. DECEMBER In
ibrem trmIiden Seim t73 10. glbe
i'm areiie ibrer ainoer un6 Ser.
panbtcn ocn 25. Sabrestdg ibrer
Sodl5cit. 9ie Sobne. 6enrD, Grnit
@iI6elnt mo bic Gohter. anna
uuo emma, bntteu ibreu gItern 3u
0ercn Gbrentng bic biibIdc 5eier
perunitoItet unO paiietOc 6eidentc
oargebrnht.
anna T1arie Saoerff, bic neiin.
i1brige Sodter pon Serrn un6 8rali
@iliam Sfoerif BON @a1cI Zen,
itarb onl 9ienItag Moraen I'M MercD
@oipitoI an ben 6oIgen elmer 2im-
genent5iinonng ltlO zines QiereuIei.
oens. Die geeroi9ung fano ION.
neritog Nnhmittag bon Der 3eiitih.
ebangclijhen Stride ans itott, mo-
BET 8aitor 4rthur @raber bic
grauerfeier leitete. Die g~eileblrng
.erfoIgte auf benz Saint SIN 6rie0.
bofe. Gen trauern0en gItern rpurbe
oaerieits geileio Oh 0es berben
8erIu1tes entgegen 9ebradt.
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Qenti6e airfe 6er epanaeIiide

Geutihe Stride Der Gbangeliiden
@emeini6aIt, Ode lis. uno Ginning
lstr. 8. Gitertag 9oitor. -Sonn.
ltogsidilIe Inn 10 llHr Morgens. =
greoigt-@ ottes0ienIt um II ltbr
Ntoreens uno Inn 5 11br abenOs. -
sugen6perein Inn 7.15 ltbr QbenOs.
8etperiommIung itnt 7.30 Hbr
Wlitttpoh qbeno.
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nHHaNI S0Hnidq Nbfnb ben TO lI,I.,t.rl,., - s,ngl ; ,t.
December in Der Mnhfhaue cine aaHss'AHA A~ fw" H'
hibfdc MISUNDERSTANDING. Die iG labeaes peainni Mog Austlnring
benfaas cine arobe anicbung lDes Nrosraninis tnoet sn gal apnt
Wrnaramm.
!. e alser: san Der itoucH bIoucn 9ounn" .s......... Gtrntb
Damendor NIT Qinuos9egatung. C6cncoroia acknowledgements
g. GengosO C9raHIinn glartr0 ....... .......... Rndareb
@ibfun MnnooHn.D rheer: 5rnnes 4otcr. Gtretor.
3. Dnbcrtnre; .Eidier mO Bauer ..........."...... Suppe
W1nnerdor mt qtnno.9palethmgL
A. al souberir 9oeiqlG Solo fir 9oIue ...........,... 5iebit
81 airbeBfrnS, Colo fir @ioine ................. aretsler
Sri. augfta glmscnobt atonp @B 5lera Gears.
8. 20 2onn neiner Seimntb" Abt
@emfittr Gbor q capeln.
6. sAarcIus4 Hebuns
@ibfon R~nnSpanc r6dhr; 6rants 9otcr, Director.
z. g@eIcne Der Siren @etnberI
3mmn6or nit @ianpbeaIeitunG. eoucoroia GamcnSeaneberein
s. 9rD[oa aus Der Cper: .Inained@ ................. 9epnrnpoao
solo fir Scor: 5err 4nul ReAe aooHp. ghB g0na g2incr.
Q. SeterreidHher Gethrnartt Observation-Disclosures. &nitio
as 6mdbo eaugemarid fir scrhidtcu Gbor arraneht bon
1h. Rub. Ret.
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Gin gnitur ipru6et Der Sribius 6as
h5dlife nob.

5uIgcn0es S6reiben 9ing uns
bon &errn @oitor .. aloedner in
.gincolu. gtebr.. gu:
.Sbre 3dglihe 1ribiine lit i'm
.@eseniat al Den 9riten,, Giiiien..
Grun5oien., Saponeien. ml6 5erbeu
.freunoIiben engIiihcn 9iigenbldttern
Elm pobrps 0eltid dmerifautihcs
@uiterbIott, auf pelde gtndrihten
man iid herloiien fam. Die Sir
.tifcl Der Snuenieiten iinb nidt mir
b~elebren0. ionoern er6rtern 6roeen
nno Sadat, moriibcr Geutide bel
geieIigem mo eentiitbliden 3tt,
%inmmaniein oft mo longe ihou i'm.
terbalten baben. llnierer gltten, &c.
redten Sade un6 Sbrem aeihdbten
9ldtt erfoIg niinidenb, 8eitnet
Idtlngsboa
.. aloedner, Ittb. &oltor."
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Sins Council glnffs.

U(f DeTl i. 1e3entDer IIat ods
meme 9lnbesiteneraeieb IN arnft.
monoh je0er Seirntbsihein o6er
Germit NIT 10 Gents beiterert miro.
10. H., ioIde aftcnitiide miiiien init
leiner Steuermarfe noh 10 Gents Der
ieben fem. lin @eiesesfrnft 3u baden
On Berbinonng init Der bro.
6enoen alouPniende erl1Bt ons 4dei
boltoepnrtemeut in MaibingtDn eint
Warming Dor sfninolern, bte iid
fit Ser. Stnaten 9e1mte nnsaebef
nn6 0urb nIIerIei 8oripiegelungel
8elb bon 5orntern un0 8iebsiifterl
Ali erprciien iufcn. Cine Der Wle.
thooen oieIer ShninDIer lift Elm an
aebIih iiheres uro bon Der Hegie'
rung einpfobIenes !6eitmittel gegef
Die Maiil. uno almienieitde bet
9ieb5iidtern uno 5armern ge9ef
boben RreiS auigubdngeil. Gas
4derbnu 9epartemcnt iogt In let
mem grIaB OoB es eth Spesiol,
SeiImitteI geaen Die MoltI- mi
aLaueuieude nift 9ebe.
81. g. Sanction, 2535 abe
9 6qr Gel einem @alIononfitiel
0urh 0ns 3erreiBen eines 1oueS
lin Die Giefe i~tiirste, ipitroe sur @e.
5nnblung in Oag Gomun0ion so
ipitaI gebradt. Ger llnfaa geid)nl
I'm Monnt Geptem6er uno bat oei
Beihdoigte ifipere inncre @erlrbun
gen crlittei, bon oencn er Iih midi
ipieoer crhoIt b1t.
Ger 4sinri4 GdIiiter unb Got
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VrrinnnIirll.

5rait 2ouis @rea bat ibren @ot
ten ben bef0nnten 6leiider, 1909
2e1bemuortb Str, NIT cinem geiim.
ben anoben beifenft. Mlitter urb
.aino befinOen iit mobI.
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Wns @rrtnn.

Ger @rctna 8luttoentide 8erein
fpie inns iein Sdasmeiiter s.
Miiinfter mittbeilt. ieinen idbrIifen
I8losfenbua ont Samitag, ben %.
|Sanitar In GredeI's Sole obbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05

gr6eitsgeiudj. Snnger 3eutidcr
iudt SteIlnng 1ls 8orter, 9nls.
mann, 5urnoce.M ann ooer irgeno
anoere strbeit. Rnd8ufrngen
Bel Sermon Gebring, gfeo 9otel,
.6moba. 8-6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-05

.E. g.. Sride $40; G. 2ubbs Doc;
5rau 6. anufmam 81; M. Stlo
.S5; o.. Mttmom ST; q. ". OFT
ISL; g. Sbipfcetter $3.50; q. 4eiu
ISL; q. Z. @oos S.; q. 8. glafop
.Sf; q. $. @eifnger 81; ct. &aitI
6raiienDerein 1925; s. Sosper
$50; 8. z. 8nbbs SOC; lln6efaunt
Isl; ar. Geunolm 81.
Dit frernoIifem @ruB, SIR
s. s. Steger
Sn Der Gmaba 8ribiinc fir ben
.Silfsiono Der ariegsnotbleioenoen
eingegongcn:
Gnlll Sed 49,. St.00
'SeiuridJ @clf, Omaha $500
Gran agues Sdmiot, Sio.
Gmoba ............ $500
Sri. SuIin SdmiOt SiiO-Cma.
10 ................ $500
Or. s. u. @igton, 9m1ba $1,000
is. aruie. n. 2, Columbus. $500
Or. @igton, Elm amerifdner,
ii6erqab ieincn 9eitrag nit folgen-
Der getnerting: a9roboem ih an1e'
rifaniider abitommlrig bin utO 10.
gar ihottIdnDifhes glrt III meinen
aoern babe, fiihlc ihs bnB bic me
I0i5iuiide 8iiienifaft Oen 2eitidleu
unS Geitprrcifcrn 10 DieI 5l oan-
fen Bat, 6aB if ourd ciuen fleinen
9eitrna fir bic bortigen Rothlei.
6en0cn ultr cine flcine 9mfes.
IidnIo abtroge.@ stae gdtung Dor
iolf)er 8eiiurlIg.
Son Scrrn 6. &. 8oB ais 8nrou
mur0en Die sipei nnd1ioIgenocn sc,
TRACE ein1eionDt:
6enrD 8etcrs IT,, Baron, -. $500
@m. Scoops r., gprott, 49,. $500
9ieier getrog lit ebeufnaS &errrl
Igolpp, Staots.S dasmeilter, iiber.
mieien tDor0en.
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3. s. Buru, OelttIfer Opt.
tn. auean unterIutt fir Bril-.
len. ABB granosis Geb1uOe.
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Sn0tige Mgenten
~perlAn8t!


9ic 9aglide Gmaba 3ribine indlt
tndltiac nuD saDerldRiee brntide
Wdnner MS reifrnoe Agenten In ae.
6rasfa, SDiun nnb aanlas. tSobe
aUmmiiiun nnb SaneruOt SteIlnHg.
Gmpfeblrngen nOtbiuenOi9. Man
meloe iid ipfort. EmaBa Sribine,
Emaba 0ebr.
Gdenfalls fGnnta msbrerr FIei.
kigt abUnnenteniammler In Cma.
ha nno 1lmge9enb Geidaftignug fin.
ben. Waan iprad|e gprmittaes in
Der Effife, 1911 Npluurb Sirahe.
Dor. Emaba 1ribhne.
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sutiiouS.
Die 9entIdleH ans 9InttsmOntt ba'
ben bic IdJ5He SHmms bon
S453.6j Gtitiitrt.

Ser q. &. Tams olis Nlattss
mouth bat inns aeitrru cineu anee'
nebmen @einh abaeitntiet nno nnb
eiuen Ghed bon $i63.s5 fir ben
ISilfsfono nehit folaeuoem 9ricf
ilbcrbradt Der ii6 ieIbit erfIdrt:
Serrn 9. Better,
rmoha, gtebr.,
@ertber 6err Beier!
ginIteaerto enipfanaeit Cir non
Der beutfd.oitcrreidtihen &iliSge.
IiellIhoft Der bieiigen Stabt bic
ummc bon $4b3.S5. Die Sic an
ben Shabmeiitcr uniereS StaatrS
ueiter beforoern mohten. Die Gnt.
ideiomg neS betr. aoulites bat Od.
hin gelnittet. oab 500 mir oas aio'
tbe areu5, pdhreno Der oliOere DO.
Itrag fir sic @ittpen nno @aiien
Der beimgriuhten eimatb Idn6er Der.
penoet iperben iolleu. slnbci fol8eu
Die 0nmrn Der @ceer, mn 0erell
@eroifcntIihuug Gle 6as aoulite
Irriuft.
8lattsmoat6 Gnrn. 8crein 500;
@ermanns. 50bne $50; Seurp aali.
mann $40; Carl q. 6ridc $40;
8iaiam Qohlmam $40; sSo6n WI.
bert $40; Gilbert Sergln $40; Sobr
Bauer If. $40; 8bilip Ibieroli $40
5reo GnaeItemeier $40; s. y. sieiI
IS10; Ebeo. Stnrfiobann So; 6rml
Ig. 6. Sanim So; aooIpb 9ieic
50; Better GDcrs S.; @m. Start.
Johann s.; albert 9ebnit So; Geo.
I9. Sorn It. So, Sobn s.. 8uuoer.
lid So; gloam anffenberger So;
ISobn @auer ir, So; @Onaro 9ouat
IS5; Sacob guedller So; Sobn 4nf'
I~fcnberger IS; 4. aebne So; Senrp
I6irs So; R. 8amiel SIS; @illiam
guOiq So; 8. so. Soenniden So;
Senrp R. @cbring S.; @eorar
IShons So. 3. 81 8ams So; Ben
@edmann So 90. 6ansl1oeu So;
IG. q. Sdfffe ii. So; anguit Bette
lreit So; Sans Sci0ers S3; 8 q.
Bis $3.50: 81. 9i6Bler $3.50 anrl
l@oeBler $3.50; %llugenannt 50;
auquIt Bad 50; qlbois girL SO;
6rnnf Sdafmies 50, 8. %. Getera
I$2, 4uglfit 9oltina $3.50 Carl
Serren ST: Sans 5ans ST; 8.
LIS. 8uls ST; Sen Sepolis ST.; 5rnl
M1. Mebrbeiu 81; @enrp Born ST.;
I8. ,3uder ST: SRI. Anuo 6ieUers
Isl; a.. Setter Mnoien ST.; 2ouie
Sole ST 3rdu 4Ioeger 81; Ser.
mann geeiB ST; Sobn aopp 81;
Igoitis Shifting 81; 5rau 9anl 8e-
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Montog ben 7. DECEMBER, abenOs
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Who else?o asked the king simnlx

"Who else" asked the king simply.
''It's perfectly simple" he added to
Firmin's tremendous silence.
But" cried Firmin, you must have
sanctions! Will there be no form of
election, for eXample?
why should there be?' asked the
king with intelligent curiosity.
The consent of the governed"
"F1rmin, we are just going to lay
down our differences and take over
government without any election at
all, without any sanction. The govern
ed will show their consent by silence
Ii any effective opposition arises we
shall ask it to come in and help. The
true sanction of kingship is the grip
upon the scepter. We aren't going to
worry people to vote for us. I'm GER
tain that the mass of men does not
want to be bothered with such things.
Wen contrive way for any one in
terested to join in. That's quite enough
in the way of democracy. Perhaps
later, when things don't matter. We
shall govern all right, Firmin. Govern
ment only becomes difficult when the
lawyers get hold of it, and since these
troubles began the lawyers are shy.
Indeed, come to think of it, l wonder
where all the lawyers are Where are
they! A lot, of course, were bagged-
some of the worst ones-when they
blew up my legislature. You never
knew the late lord chancellor.
Necessities bury rights. Lawyers
live on rights. We've done with that
way of living We won't have more
law than code can cover, and beyond
that government will be free.
Before the sun sets today, Firmin,
trust me, we shall have made our alb
dications, all of US, and declared the
world republic, supreme and indivisi-
BILE. wonder what my august grand
mother would have made of it-all nv
rights! And then we shall go on gov
erning. What else is there to do? All
over the world we shall declare that
there is no longer mine or thine, but
ours. China, the United States, two
thirds, will certainly fall In and obey.
They will have to do so. What else
can they do? Their official rulers are
here with us. They won't be able to
get together any sort of idea of not
obeying us. Then we shall declare
that every sort of property is held in
trust for the republic"
"But, SIR" cried Firmin, suddenly
enlightened, "has this been arranged
already?"
MY dear Firmin, do you think we
have come here, all Of us, to talk at
large? The talking has been done for
half a century, talking and writing.
We are here to set the new thing, the
simple, obvious, necessary thing, go
ing"
He stood up
Firmin, forgetting the habits Of q
score of years, remained seated
"Well," he said at last, "and / have
known nOthing?'
The king smiled very cheerfully. He
liked these talks with Firmin.
The Winslow mail., 1914-10-10
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