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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
W0NAN'S TRIAL
FORMURDERSET
Mrs. Isabel Kings Trial Is
Set for September 25 at
Silver City.

Silver City, y NJ. Sept 17.-For the
first time in the history OF Grant cOun-
y, a woman will be placed on trial on
a murder charge Mrs. Isabel King is
charged Jointly with August West with
the murder of George King. King vas
shot and killed at his ranch on the Rio
Mimbres on July % 1t is charged by
the state that Mrs. King took Vests
part in quarrel which resulted in
Kings death
Indictments were returned by the
grand jury against Mrs. King and West
on Monday and their trial set for Sep
TENDER IS The attorneys asked for a
severance but the court denied this and
ordered the defendants to be tried
Jointly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
EXPECT BUY A BALE TO
MAKE COTTON 10 CENTS

Austin. Tex, sept 17.-Travis county
farmers are being paid s cents for their
cotton and over 1900 bales have already
been sold at that figure. Business men.
are making an effort 70 boost the price
at 10 cents This is being done under
the buy q bale" plan, which is meeting
with ready response by the business
men generally
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
NEW M0WN HAY
CAUGHT BY RAIN

Chamberino, Y. NJ Sept. 17.-Fourth
and fifth cuttings OF alfalfa which had
not yet been put under cover. were
caught in the rain which visited this
section and il is feared considera Bile
hay was damaged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
LOOKS
FOR CACTUS RANCH

Tucson. Ariz, Sept. 1.-Frederick 5.
Wythe is here from san Francisco 20
Johnson Of desert land available for a
cactus farm for propa cation purposes.
Wythe and a partner have secured per
mission from the Aovernemeut. il is IN
derstOOd, TO take up u sections Of land
for cactus civilizations. The spinsiess
variety viii be raised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
TWENTY CARS LAKEWOOD
TOrTATnE-G ErHrnnun

Lakewood. y. ". sept I7.-Twenty
cars Of big, red. ripe tomatoes have
been shipped from this station by Fred
Sloan, supervisor Of the packing sheds
in this district. The tomatoes are I'M
usually fine this year and are bringing
top. prices on the markets Of the north
and east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
VEGAS POLICEMAN
SHOT BY TAILOR

East Las Vegas. n NJ. Sept. IL
Pedro Padnla, policeman in Las Vegas.
was shot and instantly killed here when
he and county jailor, Amador Ulibarri,
is reported to have fought duel with
him with revolvers in the old town
The jailor claimed to have fired in self
defence after being attacked by the
policeman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
AUSTRIANS DENY
STORY OF REPULSE

Copenhagen. Denmark, Sept 1T.-By
way Of LOndon.-Reports that the Aus
TRANS attempted to cross the river
Drina with 10000 men, but were re-
pulsed with great losses, are declared
to be untrue, from official Austro-
Hungarian sources.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
SUFFERERS, READ THIS

STOMACH SUFFERERS! READ THIS
So many stomach sufferers have been
benefited by a simple prescription OF
vegetable oils which cured a Chicago
druggist OF chronic stomach, liver and
intestinal trouble OF years standing
that we want you surely to try this
remedy. 1t is known as Mayr's Won
derful Stomach Remedy. One dose Will
convince you It usually gives wonder
ful relief within - hours-even in the
most stubborn cases Mayr's Wonder
full Stomach Remedy is now sold here
by POtter's Drug Store.-Advertiseme
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
FOURTH HAY CUTTING
BRINGING S15 TON

Clint, Tex. Sept 1.-THE fourth and
probably last cutting of alfalfa is now
being harvested and unlike the other
crops IS being saved in first class con-
dition in most cases, the price OF SIS
per ton is the highest yet recorded at
this season.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
FEEL FINE! KEEP BOWELS ACTIVE.
STOMACH SWEET AND HEAD CLEAR

stomach They cleanse your Liver ana
Bowels Of all the sour bile, foul gases
and constipated matter which is pro-
cucing the misery. A Cascaret tonight
VIII straighten you out by morning.
lucent box keeps your head clear.
stomach sweet hver and bowels regu-
months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17

Fool the tallor-Iet us clean and
press that last years suit. We will
make IL Just like new Phone 3s3 and
our auto viii call Wrights cleaning
acknowledgements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
NEED 5000 MEN
To GATHERC CROPS
Howard County Peanut
Growers Elect Officers
9 for Association.

Big Springs, Tex, Sept I7.-Three
thousand extra farm hands are needed
in Howard county to help gather the
crops this fall and steps have been
taken 10 advertise in papers at a dis
lance for farm workers The crops OF
cotton and peanuts in Howard thfs
year are unusually large and the farm
ers are eager to gather both crops as
they mature and obviate the loss that
always follows leaving them in the
fields.
Peanut Growers Organize.
Howard county peanut growers, who
formed an association at a public meet
ing held in the courthouse here, have
elected the following officers: Lem
Stallings, presidents r. D. Matthews
secretary and treasurer; directors, Deli
Hatch. Cliff Hudson and J. c. Newton.
The association started with a mem
bership Of 43 and 1t is expected to have
IS within a month The association will
place an order for sacks for the peanut
crop this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
BIRMINGHAM CAPTURES
SOUTHERN IEAGVE p

Atlanta, Ca. Sept. 1.-THE BirmIng-
ham, Ala, club Of the Southern league
won the pennant for the 1914 baseball
season which ended today Mobile fin
ished second and New Orleans third.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17

No odds how bad your liver. stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches,
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation, Indigestion, Dill
lousness and closged-up bowels-you
always get the desired results with
Cascarets
They end the headache, biliousness,
dizziness. nervousness. sick. sour. gassy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17
MRS J. H. GRAHAM
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Suit for divorce has been filed in the
54th district by Mrs. Onope Wagner
Graham against her husband Joseph
H Graham. The couple were married
in Santa Fe, n. NJ. about two years
ago. Mrs Graham asks for the restOra-
ton Of her maiden name. The suit has
not yet been tried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-17

Out Of town folks can enjoy the ben
eft OF Wright's sanitary dry cleaning
II they'll send their clothes TO US by
parcel post Wright's cleaning works
as {. observation-disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
THE SHIPPING BILL

The radical members OF Consra.a
were in 700 great haste 10 suppfy a
makeshift for our delinquency I'M MGR
chant marine by including tho admfs.
sion 81 foreI-u built ships '1 America,
registry ir tho coastvfsa aa well al.
'hc coast Co coast trade There I. 10
emergency Ir rho DoastvIss t-ad. AVID
Do BE- somewhat singular Chat OBJ. nd,
vision for frn entry Of for.i1n 4b.,s
into t1'a f-ode should have been .-
i"c'cd hy fhe Senate into tho Ho. a
biil Happily. both houses aaresd ,,
tf' elimination of me clause which r4.
m.'trd fors.er vessels fr tra .1-.r
wise business This Is "a ra-nrHfa-r
American trade for which .uHs..-.
hom" merchant marine tas been saHt
ur Tho entrarro of f1-r.-r brHr VOC.
s'Is would have practically DESTROYED
American afirp.re .nfrr,s.s
90 Uas che menace .- fra amended
h.U that brought declaration from
tho .r7mr SH.rbaHdre Company or
Fh.ai.'THa AGAINST obi. H....-.. -..r
FL Threat 'o move fre.r sr.r ra-f. ta
Canada DO BE- rH.aad Tho rr8aa.f.r
~ ffe Senate wee ar manifestation.
hHn'a. recognized rH.. r heard ...
statements rf OBI. ..a.te..a .-t.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

Tor Springer TIE sisctioaserinx sscre.
tary % STATE pr TIE matter - "a
the Denocrais q ih,ois In MS viss
Ths prcrressiVs u~rocrats q ms
sos have eaforsed CoaEressman
springer Tor M Unitee States ssnate
and every Democrat rho believes In
nsmocfssy a. Interpreted and applied
b. President wilson. should support
him
The Intelligence L. rot eelenlir :
Ar Sullivan or displtnS me eEc.ll~n
cies and sbiiities q NJ sprinzsr but
% submits ne lndl rnissf coutae Nir.
Bryan h gursuinE 20 public judrment
The high oTce % Secretary % STATE
haH been eemeaaed IN this ins.anee
and pfostituted for petty psrtisau pur
Poses. Ihe hish ideals Of the adra r.
iftrsiive bead have fallen Iov. indeed
rhen the premier % the Forenmen,
uses his oncial position 10 promote
the political fortunes % one o. his per
sonal ffiruds and debating party ss
tiou in State affairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
DEGRADING THE OFFICE

A nice Observance % the proprie
ties Of high oTciaI ufa and corse-
walton Of the dignity % bIs important
position have not been expected of
Secretary OF state nrvHn since he be-
san 10 follow tho train of the Chaufau.
ouas. Therefore o. is not SURPRISING
that he should resort to tho methods
% tho ward politician fri party matters
a. he has done On his paper. Tho Com
moner IN tho current issue OF that
publication he has signed article a,
which he makes an open appeal f1 the
Illinois Democrats f1 vote Dor CON
gresham Springer tha afr.r...-s
tion'sanointed candidate far The United
States senate. as aEaIrst fhe ss-4.
dacy % Mr. sullivan which serrarer
he desiEnates hs enc -sr-ese-vfIgs rf
the predatory i1terrsfs" r- r.s -r.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

Jewels. helriooms. they even gave the
hair ~ their heads t0 Do cut and sold
Tor the treasury ~ defence Z assure
you the German people are to-day
moved by ffe same spirit They are
willing to give their laaf penny. their
county and their cause. which they
believe OBJ DO the cause ~ civilization
and progress
Among fhr Germans hero .r Amor.
ira there is only one sentiment We
ar" at ono with ftn people ~ mo
fafrrrIa1f We 900 regret that fla
war ras become necessary. tut nr one
fneir that Germany taa taken any
Efop Or which rra should ba rrf.s.s.
ff Nof word rf complaint Ir heard
Tho feeling bel absolutely unanimous
'ff GEL fHr famr with ultra rpras-.
FafiFr and Goo most extreme faf. rnIr
aunre While we recon .gn f.r
power D. f.r coalition. and therefore
'rn larrrr Uf fla situation u. have
fa.fl r mo strength rf German tr
sii'u'.nra. lr 'ra aFr.ar.g end ra. r-
NJ those who ara lighting fHa great
taf'.. end .r tra Justice r| tr..r
cause We are ur. disturbed fr
carly rarrr'r cont rI' PSI fEe enemy
We rr.uh ar chat .r 1870 f wa tho
ar German defeats fsrrUf rara.
according fr rrr-a We believe
Germany viii AGAIN emerge r.rfor-
r.e"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF

ON" OF The most pleasant features
connected with me construction az %.
Panama Canal is cited b. tho Sew
fork Times and that BE-. not breath
% scandal stained thIs wonderniI &C.
oomplIshment Itis worth DWELLING on
IN this axe 81 graft and corruption In
hieh places or tho millions and mill
Hons OF money employed Boo Doe con
strueuon not one cent was diverted 20
'h" pockets 90 anyone connected win
fs buIid'1r either directly OF ind
fccily Another comfortable reflection
De- that not q dollar o. taxation vas
taken from o to.lers pocket to build
i' nor was am one of tho agencies of
th" Forrrum. uf employed ON It dua.o.
~ or Inefficient % was purely an
American enterprise and 90 American
accomplishment % ls. az tho Times
says. not onl, triumph OF engineer.
ing. but a triumph 90 administration
" is a triumph ~ statesmansrip. not
10 the usual sense of that PHRASE
victory over a crafty opponent but
no." statesmanship which rose FaEa.
ciously and honorably over selfish
considerations In tho face Of ls-ra
temptations The arsat work was pre-.
s"nted 20 all the nations OF the earth
on even terms. the nation that built 10
taking its place In line among the rest
That nation SOUGHT mo- advantage AZ
The expense 90 othsrz-
What other nation on earth would
nave been 90 bcncvolently and disIr.
terestedly disposed with the power IN
fs hands % 90 otherwise. How min
ful and selfish DO the countries now az
war measure AGAINST this Performance
on tho part o.; fhe United state- The
comparison ought 20 thrill every Amer.
lean heart when put a. pithuy az doe.
the Times when 10 saws.
Inc cont rast iT made complete tv obi.
.l'uIhE or tho canal 80 the ur.rr.rt
ln' lgral or srlf-arErnudizsrrer
,'- t''Eht llg Inevitable diaaafsr D.
ls while the military nations .4r, .I.i.'.
.Nf'F utmost zoo Nr# frUE fu.fuf|.tn ..-.
iAth CIVILIZATION and throw sr. v..rfT
wv" ''. rH-i That the rreat democratic
,',ioL opens door looking upon trs
iilIre a. one ideal f.IfIfs itself .r
.I i'Nf i1e world backward me Other
l-, E"rs 70 forward While mo r.r..
tr1.,tl. ~. ,I..,., 'e'rl.g,s nations apart
signed 90 bring chem f.rr,r.r .-r
...' h.I anon che Hs'.H...rH ~ rH T....
Dol over bring them together
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
81 walter X.li-s-.

Germany flEhtirE the battle q civil
itauon in an effort 70 rrsserFs d@u-
ocra'ic irsHtlflons in Elrop+ and %
avert The Cossactlsm which Narolson
nredlcts1 the Ksisr-. fsr from uar.
M ramrslrr 0f srrre.ri1r. forced
irto q var % seif.rrcsefFauor Enc
eud and Frsnre st4llfIr plaginz INTO
the hards 10 ere Poser which threat.
enc Europe Win a dark axe period
of a-focrat.r dominance. American
public opinion IGNORANT 90 ffr facts
I'M l'- hasty condemnation o. ths Ger.
nan kw 0orer. the German people.
rot only in the Fatrpriard r1t .u
America ard orer5s here. FIpp0rfIn-
their government al ON mBn and pre-
pared to make any sacrificed. Ger
man triumph. SIN possible. uranIne
early disarmament and permanent
peace. while German defeat spells
-onersuon of worldesda wlfarism
and future sHrs 90 rescue Europe
from Cossark rule
such are che opinion ven f1 The
sun ir a1 Interview vffh Hubert C.I
llls. president of the Nev York Ger.
msr American Chamber ~ Commerce
In America The people are HuakIne
the mistake 90 assuming that Ger
many has an aufocrarr rule said
Str Cillius that is not 90 Germany
Do al democratic as ENGLAND 1r tho
United Sfatra We have fhe.e tho
same play of free public opinion 90
free press. political parties govern
wenf hv party 1nd rs Parliament
When Americans condemn the Kaiser
they really condemn the German pso
pie The Kaiser cannot make war
on bv himself BE has 20 have tho
support of the Bundovrath. Psrlla-
mrnt must vote the money
German People FOR War.
1t BE- the German people who are
waglnr this war, public opinion ln
that country BIS unanimous. there are
no criticism. there b. 900 rrlmbIluE
rha nation feels that Ifs existence ls
a. stake Hcv idle. then fcr Amer.
cans 20 hold tho Kaiser alone respou-
sibIe o. 10 the fashion ir this coun-
Try to single ouf one man md put the
blaine on him But in this case. az BOZ
many cases, Do is mIsf1Ec.
Consider FOR - moment the rondI-
tons before the war F0r l1rty-fou-
years Germany had been at peace.
Nearly every other country in the
world has teen sf war In that time.
even the United States Germany
has developed such vast commercial
interest an over The world DO could
not afford to seek var in war Ger
many has everything 90 io-e moth ny
To- gain Why would our pcople seek
war under such Circumstance
Germany wanted nothing from
France. nothing whatever She want
cd nothing from England. except 90
BE- let alone She NauteT no.Hiug
from Russia All Germany asked %
tho world VHs fo boz LEFT peaceful and
free 20 develop her commerce. IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
DEMOCRACY RESPONSIBLE.

One OF the greatest crimes perpe
,raied BY the Underwood tarn ras
the practical destruction % the sugar
Industry Of the United states. the cane
groWing producers % the South end
the beet sugar manufacturer OF mo
West and Northwest This Dr. brought
all the more clearly 10 mind by trs
present eEiEency caused by OBJ. Elro
pean war. which has shut on tho sup
ply Of foreign Importation. and ,be
price OF suEar mounting upward. rn
DER the stlmulaung effects OF tho u.
publican protective tarir the United
States was fast approaching the dav
when Il would have been independent
a. sugar producer. entirely free ol
lts dependence on the foreign import
err II Il no argument 20 say that ths
present contingency was not anurl.
pated. II A. enough 10 know thar 20
prevails. and that the strinFenev OF
the sugar market would not have been
entailod had our sugar producers nor
been practically driven out Of bu.
ness by the iniquitous Democratic free
trade measure
One Of the fallacies Of Democratic
promise was that the Underwood huI
would reduce the cost Of living Under
the Republican protective tarin. which
eneouragod the extension 81 the cane
and beet sugar Industries. tho coat OF
sugar 10 the consumer was continually
being lessened IN time We would
have produced enough 10 meet the
entire home consumption. Tho Tn.
derwood bin not only increased the
price. but bllEhted the home indus.
try, wipins out millions Of capital I'm.
vested and nnnlly bringing me- 20 the
present necessity OF depending on for
egn production.
Contemplate the devastation
wrought In one state. Louisiana
Twenty large plants have already been
sold under tho shcrins hammer. with
no bidders except tho creditors
Three big planters have blown their
brains out a. the ends Of their wits a.
well as strings Some Of tho mschin.
cry has been shipped 10 other rour.
tries. a whole plant being taken on
board 10 Venezuela The other day This
blow has fallen on "a state that hsa
unswervingly supported the Demo
cratic party. and its political leaders
believed the promise 81 the baltimore
platform not 10 enact tariff chat
would injure or destroy any lorifI.
mate industry" Is % any wonder that
they have forsaken tho party that do.
s'royed them. and have linked them.
selves up with tho party OF foster
ing Influences and constructive p-ir.
oiples' The judgments Of November
viii BE- swift and conclusive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
UNCLE WALT, The Poet Philo,oDb.,

p f. o. q. 4. Il
"Oh william Henry said End Won s-. coral r-
you hH me with disgust your mind job and a-.-
YOU WORK fairly sob that Won -..- y-.-.
FIRED thinking % me baseball game YOU s-7r4 - -
lazy frame az cleaning -c floor tr.ur--, s o.
having fun. do g.. b...
more would not much for Ho, does nor SIND .
JOY in corkng games of ball hu world % canoes n
must improve some afternoons Go fa the g,
youthful Tan 20 there vhcn rightly ,-
task and when there be unaf-ait loud and lone g
lemonade. b the But when the is-.,-. FL, ~
and you arc back az work forget Sol. haas "
other wiling workers on and coin he -
ard me s1d JUS pad 90 mix work and ray joyful on Won,
holiday and when TOLL tre Ions r4 ,.,- .
luck will not be Of plumb cot pi always boil
WALT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

Japan ir faIfuirr re- treat. s-r,r-.
'oH- to Greet nualn 900 h- rr.d.rt.
'liF helr.nE out her varluIs4sf r.s
Russia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

The shipping hin. which passed. now
confines Doe operations 20 the foreign
trade of the ,ouarry alone. which 30
BE- hoped vill relieve tho congestion
chat is piiins no in our harbors. sad
aid Boz movin- 90 foreign markets our
crops ara products now in immediate
demand abroad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

t1rf Street rsrry-4Hr-fra. r.f.at
arr.r' newest end EI.f ru.F. F-
'F.rr HrIr.ra end WrrrI-r now
completed and rHa..ar operation.
Your r.frlrs.. ..t.F
ALBERT POLICY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

L1n amount ~ merchant rtIre.f-y
-'.r construct Ir the Nrr.csrffl.
-l.l -1e yards af Tho end 90 June. feI7
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-19
SISTERS Of THE
HOLY CROSS GIVE
THANKS TO ALL
Those Who Were Instrumental in
Making the Benefit Lawn
Social Such a Success.

The lawn fete given Thursday
night on the beautiful grounds OF
st. Mary's Infirmary for the benefit
of that institution was beyond doubt
a marked success, both socially and
financially The ladies cleared about
s575.
Great credit is due to the presi-
dent of the committee and her able
assistant, also to the committees o.
tho Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis-
copal, First Christian, Lutheran. Cal
very Baptist, Cairo BAPTIST. Monte
fore, st. Josephs and st. Patrick 5
churches. The Sisters extend their
sincere thanks to the ladies taking
part who manifested such great gen.
crosity by detotiue 1nlia'tel time
and efforts TO bring about such graf
flying results
Thanks are also duly rendered t.
those friends through whose gener-
oaity the soliciting committee was
so successful---to Mr.. Crossley for
lights; Mr.. j. Glynn, for hauling
benches from st. Mary's Park: to
Mr., ]. II. Kierce for hauling tables
and chairs; to the splendid orchestra
which furnished sNch charming
music; to those who placed their
automobiles at the disposal of all
who wished to enjoy an auto ride
to those who so generously donated
cash, ice, coca cola, soda, candy, ice
cream, cigars, candy and cakes, and
to both our city papers who so gem
erously advertised our festival. In
a word the Sisters of st. Mary's In
Urinary eagerly tender their mos,
sincere gratitude to all participants
in the gooG work as well as to the
community at large.
SISTERS or THE HOLY CROSS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-19
CROP MOVING
RECORD BROKEN
IN WHEAT BELT
in Wheat Belt Are Hand.
ling Immense Crop Better
Than Ever Before.

Abilene, Kan, July 1S.---The rail-
roads of tho wheat belt are handling
The immense crop far better than in
any previous season. BY placing on
every available sdetrack all the
empty cars possible they have the
ars well distributed in the counties
where there is the largest yield.
ThreShing has commenced and
wheat is being sold directly from
the machines, but rainy weather has
made progress slow, so that while
100000 bushels of wheat went
into Kansas City one day this week,
breaking all records, the roads have
no congestion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-07-19
WILSON CALLED DOWN"
FOR DIS0BEYING DOCTOR.

Washington, judy 17.---President
Wilson got "calldown" today for
disobeying orders. Because of his
indigestion attack yesterday, Secre-
tary Tumulty told him to remain in
sed today. Tumulty was shocked to
walk into the Executive Offices and
find the President at his desk, dig
ging through documents.
I'm well now" the president in
sisted. You're not said Tumulty
who called off the usual Cabinet
meeting and shooed the president
back to the mansion.
The president is practically recov-
erred from his slight attack OF indi-
gestion,