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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
HUERTA REHUSA HA-
CERSE MASON

FL Presidente Huerta al diri-
CIR la paAabra al Congreso invo
CO Ell nombre de Dios V exhortG
a los Congresistas rogasen a
DiOs cOncediese la paz a su pa
tria y legislasen de tai manera
que la ley de DioS reinase en-
Mexico. Era este IN procedi-
miento nuevO, porQue ningun
PreSidente anteS de el, habia
sentido la necesidad 0 Sc habia
atreVido a invocar la asisten-
cia de Dios. FL pueblo aplau-
di6 frentticamente. pero mu-
cho8 de los Congresistas Sc
mostraron h6StiIes.
Algun tempo una c0misi6n
representative la Masoneria
MeXicana Y Americana Sc pre-
sento a Haerta y lie propuso
que Sc hicera mason prone
ti3ndOle en- cambio, 81 acepta-
"a Y gobernaba segun los prin-
:ipios mas6nicOS, elegirlO Pre-
sidente y Obtenerle ell apoyo V
ceconocimientO del Gobierno
Americana. Uno de los conf
sionados era ell Senador Caste
Hot, quien recibi6 una medalla
lie la Masoneria Americana
pOr haber trabajado en- pro de
los intereses de esta en- Maxi-
60.
La respuesta de Huerta fu6
sin cOmponendas y Ell modo
muy carcteristico; pueS sacan-
DO I'm escapulario dijo que a.
Iuel era su emblema y aunque
no lie habia sido tan fiel como
debiera, no por ESQ 10 habia de
reemplazar por las insignias
maSonlcas, pOrque pensaba vi
TIr y mOrir cat0lico. Mas tar
de la Masoneria Americana,
por medic de un Official del
nlsmo Huerta, lie hizo por es-
critic ana proposition formal
con Ell miSmo fin Y con identi-
cas- promeSaS; perO Ell Official
'uzgo que seria mas prudente
no presentar ell eScrito. En- Sc
gulda cast, el levantamiento
lei Norte comenz6 a tomar
.orma; y eS va del dominic pu-
)llco que por csc tempo una
'omisi6p de masones america
los tuve una conferences en- la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
-LAGRoS PARA PRoMESAS.
KISTORIA sAGRADA.

Este lbro es ura soberbia reeo-
p con del AntigUoy Nuevo Tes-
d" ato- En- elssta escritG Ia com
lrGda historic de- pueblo de Is
,y pDts lss fguras de Pa
ri! rcss Y Profetas. visndoss cla-
E1A-nte como Sc prepare ell gran
sucsso de IL veni6a del Mesias.
vstcinzda para Ia plentiful de los
GempOs.
$500 el ejemplsr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
ORACIONES.

! CENTAfOS CADA UNA.
E27-t-a Sea-ra de Guadalupe.
$ % = 70 de Atocha.
E-lJ {
toce ver5stes del mundo.
.i5l~a Trinidad.
r ma de Ia Cruz.
y 'gL.ic2.
de San Pedro.
- Z ,
Gs "a buena muerts.
70 Labrador.
CiH iaB0.
c SLrO Eyangelios.
"a SEQ. & de Monserrato.
Il1utoa en- compahia de JesGs
S4craGentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
CONSEJEROS DE NUESTRO
GOBERNO

P~reciEamente por este ITEM
pc, Mr.. Richardson, SoberanO
Gran Comandante del Rito Es-
coc6s ofreci0 al Presidente y al
Secretario de Estado, los ser
vicios de los Concilios de Su Ri
to Y de todas las sociedades
aliadas, en- TODD ell mundO pa
ra llevar adelante Sus planes
acerca de los tratadOs de paZ
Y de arbitraje International.
Ell tempo escogido para seme-
JAMIE ofrecimiento eS muy sig
nificativo. Mr.. Richardson ha-
bia sidO autoriZadO para clio,
segun 81 mismo diiO. dos amos
antes. FL Presidente Taft tenia
Ell mismo empeNo que Wilson
Y Bryan en- ell arbitraje inter-
nacional, era mason; y sin en-
barge no Sc le hiZo ell ofreci-
mientO. SinO que Sc difiri0 has
ia que Ia politica mas0nica con
Mexico necesit6 ell apoyo de
nuestrO Gobierno.
Sus c0legas consulares sos
tuyO Y do aviso de que el Co
bierno de Huerta aseguraba
la estabilidad Y de los bandit
dos ViIla-CarrancistaS solo Sc
podia esperar Ia anarquia, fu6
depuesto. FL ayiso del muy
competente Charge d'Afaires,
que lie reemplaz6 ' cuya larga
experienced { intimo conoci-
miento de Huerta Y de Mexico,
lie habian llevadO a las mismas
cOnvicciones, fu6 deshechado:
Sc aceptaron en- cambio los
consoles de hOmbres que no
tenian conocimiento alguno nj
del pals nj de su lengua; pero
eStaban afiliados a la masone-
ria y estaban llenoS de prejui-
clos authorizations.
Entire estoS conSejeros Sc ha
el Rev. William Bayard
Hale, un predicador protestant
tie de notoriedad NADIA envidia-
bic, quien atraveS6 Ell pals CO.
mo cato por ascuas, Sc aSoci0
a la maSOneria Y a los traga-
curas, y despues de haber da-
do cuenta de su mission en-
Washington, Sc .iactaba pdbli-
2amente de haber decidido a
Wilson en- contra de Huerta.
Atlrmacl6n que iamas ha sido
teSmentida. Mr.. Lind, mason
guaImente, sin c~onocimiento
'lguno nj del espanol, nj de
Mexico, fue enviadO como re-
o~resentante personal de Will
'on, y el tambien Sc asoci6 ex-
'luslYamente con genie de la
nlsma clase, fraterniz6 con los
'nemlgos masonicos de Huer-
a, manifesto, juntamente con
u tamilia, su hostiliGad q los
'atollcos mexicanos Y a su Gle |
70; aSegur0 a los rebeldes del
del Gobierno America
10 y les INDIGO los mediOs por J
cuales podian evadir las ;
llSpoSlclones publicas de nueS-
70 Goblerno, durante las con-
erenclas de Niagara Falls, e ]
nportar libremente armas de
os E. T.. Este espiritu de par
lido Y esta falta de fe a la pa !
abra empenada de parte de J
n agente confidential de nues 1
70 Gobierno quedaron proba- !
hasta la evidencia Ell las !
eVelaclones hechas por ell 7
York Herald de JUNO %, !
9, Y 80, Y virualmente fue-
(Continuars)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
NOVENAs.

SsHtN NIho d. Atscha, g Is
q % Gaia Uns
az T iduo de Nusstrs Sc
D sdti Psrpstuo Socorro, a %
"a O5 CadS una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22

E VENDE IN 1o,.s ,o ssta, s's 90 fatao :
una casa de dos pis1s Sien ventlada. Euesay mo-
derna. Eene Luz electrical = ba&o. connection &c
gas. ru5eria. teltfoao = corEeior. lola aLarnbrada
Terccra parte al conczdo g . resto mensual-
mente. como renta-
Diriase n a. :. FLORES. NotariO Pdbloo
I2 gallon STsEET
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-22
ROSARIOS.

b srios blancos, de concha, muy
&C antes 90 cts.
tYs.-iCs negros, initaci6n de CO.
60 20 cts.
To ~ 5 chicos, propios para Sc
EoGCsS Y ninas 20 cts.
LLAGROS PARA PRoMESAS-
D rs, cGe-pos, brazos, piernas,
( = ct. Garaltizados de plata
- cts. cSds uuo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
Fire Prevention Day.
Nv the United Press.

San Francisco. Apri! ls'-looas
was observed throughout Cahtori''a
rs Fire Prevention Day" and more
than a thousand prominent 1nsur-
ance men were guests OF the rama
ma Pacific Exposition officials. Ihe
visit of the insurance men 10 tie
exposition grounds marked the re-
coyerv of San Francisco from the
ais,ster IF 1906 and was an "eight-
year-after" celebration. All III.
means of fire prevention to be USED
an the fair grounds we're e3hloi.eo
and a demonstration OF the mum
cinal high-presaure system also waS
given under the Jdirec'ioh -
Chief Murphy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
MESSAGE IN COPE IS REC III: :
ED AT THREE O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING.
WILSON 1t DESK
Chief Executive Was in office Early
to Receive Translated tHpy---
Fleet Still tioughing
Southwark
Rv the Tnited Pres.

Washington, April ls-Ths Was
the first saturday in many weeks
that President Wilson Was AT his
desk. Huerta's reply 10 the Ameri-
can demand that the tlaS salute
be made as originally outlined ar
rived in code at o clock this mora
ing. The department clerks at once
hogan translating IL At 8 O'Clock
Secretary Bryan told the president
that it would be TWO hours before
they would have any news 10 %lVe
him. He then left for q game OF
golf
In the mean time the Atlantic
fleet is .tlll blowing its way south
I ward. Huerta can accept the ultl-
matum anv time up to Wednesday
when the fleet arrives. Then II the
salute has not been fired OF an
agreement made to fire same the
president will call Joint session
OF congress, present all the facts IN
connection with the situation ana
ask for authority to declare block
ade OF Mexican ports. There VIII
he no bombardment of Tamplco ana
vara Cruz as was expected because
they are not fortified on the sea
side but marines may be landed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
Dosdom Holds Sway.
nv the United Press.

Washington, April lS,--Dogdom
held sway here today The Wash
ington Kennel Association opened
it's annual show, with bluehloods
and near blue-bloods from all over
the country in attendance. Inc ar
fair was eiven a touch OF oihc'a'
sanction when the two sons OF Sec
retary OF the Navy Daniels entered
their lotpet fox terriers. Ned Lane
co, Of Secretary OF the Interior
Lane also entered dogs. The bench
COMMITTEES includes George 5. Lane
Dr.. G. N. Payette. DR.. W. '"
Evans. NJ. NJ. Cady, S. Desio, Jr''
and r. @. Brown.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
LIMIT Has
BEEN FIXED
ril{2Ta MUST DECIDE 10 > j.
LITE FLAG BEFORE
O'CLOCK SUNDAY.
WILL Use FORCE
Unless Decision l. Forthcan,ins
Joint y, e>,un of Congress VIII
Be ii Mun,IAy---N ii
Land Marines.

Wasain2ton u, G., April is
ra}a-s General Hnerta makes a
complete PREPARATION aud statutes tie
American flag with twenjN-0ne guns
and announces that he Will do so be-
fore 6 O'Clock tomorrow evening,
tris country through an armed
force, Will compel him to do 50.
This was announced at the White
House this afternoon. The official
statement issued at 1870 o'eloch
| is as follows: General Huerta is
still insisting upon something less
than had been demanded and some
thing less than would constitute an
acknowledgment that his represeu-
tatives were entirely in the wrong
in the indignitieS that his represen-
tatiNos have pnt upon the govern
mant Of the United States. The
| president has determined if Gener-
al Huerta has not yielded by 6
o'clock Sunday evening he will take
the matter to Congress-
The statement that he will take
! the matter to Congress is regarded
las tantamount to threat of "A dec
/ laration of var,
The president viii go to White
sulphur Springs tonight but will
return at 7:3o O'Clock Sunday
/ morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
MAN WHO SHOT At
MAYOR ARRhIGnEO
WOULD BE ASSASSIN on MAYOR
mitchell CHARGED WITH
ASSAULT TO Nil RIDER.
vii, Probably BE Indicted by the
Grand jury ManGiay--Niayor
Guarded hS hc-
t1ctiIcS.
Nv the United Press.

New York, April lS,-Miehae 81
Mahoney, the would be assassin Of
Mayor John rurroy Mitchell, was ar
raigned today On q charge OF assault
to kill. tfe will probabiy he indict-
ed Monday. It is believed he will
be committed to the asylum for the
criminal insane,
"A rum soaked, sodden. embitter-
ed product of cheap lodging houses
and whiskey,' was The description
given of Mahoney To-Day by District
Attorney Whitman. The district at
torney said he was satisfied there
was no conspiracy OF, the life OF
Mayor Mitchell. He is being guard
ed today by eight detectives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18


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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
!. BLOCKADE WILL
| Be ONE Of REPR|sAl
= AN PROPERTY AND M
|"is WILL EE SEIZED BY
AMERICA.
'"'''e Known Late To-day that
F'"s Last Reply Was prac-
"'aiIS Z Refusal to
salute.
ny lhe Associated Press.


"'Hs'on, d, G.. April Is
understood that the proposed
lment for Mexico that Presi-
wilson will lay before Con-
monday will not be merely a
blockade but a blockade with
VI feprisal, that is the seiz-
important Mexican property
"s Imports. international
'0ns class such action as Il
Just short of war"
'sA cabinet officer said to-
huerta has had his last
We have the punch and we
lug to deliver the blow"
eeame known late TODAY that
Message received this
was Practically a refusal to
at all.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
ARMY ON BORDER
IS READY To MOVE
TROOPS PREPARED - NNEt Il
lN2}iEDi iiElA III WAR II
DECLARED.
Secretary Garrison Refuses 30 STATE
Which Troops Win Move
first-Hliss Without
Orders.

Washington, D. G. April Is
Secretary Garrison refused to stare
what border troops would lie moved
first in the event OF trouble with
Mexico. - can say thar we are
ready" he said when asked
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
ROOSEVELT BOON WAS
LAUNCHED IN INDIANA
Hy the Associated Press,

Indianapolis, Ind, April iS.-A
boom for Roosevelt fer Presi-
dent" was launched at the Indiana
state progressive convention held
here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
VILLA DOES NOT THINK
THERE WILL BE ANY WAR
SAYS. However, II There Is that Is u
Matter for General Carranza to
Settle-Will Not Involve
Rebels.
Nv the United Press.

Torreon, Mexico. April Isl do
NOT think the Tampico incident VIII
result in war. But If IT does that
ia a matter to be settled by General
tArranza SO far rs we are concern
ed was the statement maze by
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

Sheppard of Texas stated today that
he expected greater army activity
along the border This statement
was made after visit by the sem
ator to the war department. MANY
messages have been sent TO General
bliss but no authoritative statement
has been issued as TO the arm
plans
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
.ASsA|LANT Of MAYOR
BITTER TYPE OF HOBO
, ,to, pareIopmepts Indicate that He
Also Had Grudge AGAINST
Andrew tarne-
ole
BY the Associated Press,

New York. April lS.-Miehael !.
Mahoney, who tried to assaSSlhate
Mayor John purroy Mitchell yes
terday, had a similar srudge against
Andrew Carnegie. lnslfict Atiof~
ney Whitman declared that Mahoney
was merely an "embittered and sod
den type of hobo Corporation
Counsel Polk is recovering rapidly.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
GENERAL BLISS HAS
RECEIVED NO ORDERS
BY the United Press.

San Antonio, Texas, April IS
General Bliss stated today that -
mad received no orders relative to
the movement of troops.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
COLLIER JUPITER TO
BE USED AZ TRANSPORT.
BY the United Press.

San Francisco, April 1S.--The big
collier Jupiter has been pressed in
to service as a troop transport 10
convey marines south OF San Diego,
where the Pacific fleet is located.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
rFpERALS EXPECT AN
ATTACK EY REBELS.
BY the Associated Press.

Laredo, Tex, April ls.--Federals
today are in battle array in trenches
expecting an attack by the rebels
No rebels we're in sight UP to noon,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18
MANY CATTLE DROWN IN
SMALL CLOUO BURST
The san Angelo Section Was Visit
ed by Heavy Rain Last
Nipht---Stream Over
flowing.
By the Associated Press.

San Angelo, Tex, April Is
There was a small cloud burst here
last night and many head OF cat
tie were drowned in the gullies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

Louisville, O., April 1S-GeneH-
al Coxey today issued an ed'ct
against his army drinking.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

Something is loose in Jude 1onh'
.or,s head Jude says It is TOOTH
hut no one believes that.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-18

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
GREATER VERMONT NOTES

The Vermont Society at San Diego
California, held "sugaring off" par
ty last week.
The Buffalo, New York, Society OF
Vermonters recently became a mem
Der of The Greater Vermont Assocla-
ton
Boards of Trade in Caledonia Coun-
ty are in correspondence with view
to having an exchange of visits on
Greater Vermont auto tours and in
spection of local industrial plants.
The White River Junction Board OF
Trade has increased its membership
this year from so to so. The Boaro
is raising funds to be applied to the
oiing of the streets in White River
junction and Hartford during this
season. About $4,000 has been rails.
ed for this purpose and for the clean
ing of the streets. The Board has
been instrumental in the improvement
of the local freight service. Two
policies are under consideration, the
holding Of Chautauqua Week II
August, and the employment of stu
dents in the Tuck School of Dart
mouth College to aid in the admins
A.. A.. nd
next college year.
The Mortified Commercial Club
plans to open Paine Mountain Park
on Wednesday, July Is. The summit
of the mountain was secured as q
public park my the Commercial Club
July 10 will be Paine Mountain Day
day of celebration with barbecue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

in the afternoon and music and speak
ing in the evening. A good road Will
make il possible for visitors to drive
to the top of the mountain. 1t is
hoped that boards of trade on Great
err Vermont auto tours, especially
those of Washington County, will at
tend the celebration and aid the Com
mercial Club in the opening of the
Park
There are many local improvements
under way in Windsor. A large
force of men are at work paving Main
street through the business section.
Steps are being taken to remove all
electric light and telephone wires and
poles from the central part Of the vii
lage. Bids are being received for the
construction of new eight room
school house at the head Of State st.
The Windsor Associates are building
five double houses on Halls Terrace.
The following interesting letter
approving the Greater Vermont Pill
grimages for High School students
has been received from an enthusiast
tic Vermonter in Washington, d. c.:
~ believe one Of the best possible
means of unifying the splendid Yer
mont spirit The Greater Vermont AS
sociation has done so much to encour-
age, would be by taking the youth Of
the state to travel as much as posi-
Bile through the state, in the forma-
tive period, letting them learn by
personal observation the manifold
resources of our commonwealth, and
get first hand knowledge of the
topography and of the character of
the many diversified interests that
now lie practically dormant in so
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

many respects. Such a course II
Systematically undertaken by school
authorities, would go far to supple
ment and enlarge the lessons to be
learned from books, and equip our
rising generation with a stock OF in
formation that would enable them to
combat a more or less Indifferent or
skeptical opinion of the outside world,
by meeting criticism and comment IN
the language of the old classic "All
of which ! saw and part of which !
was"
The Greater Vermont Association
is preparing list of the Commercial
and Civic Organizations of Vermont,
giving the names of the Presidents
and secretaries for the year 1914 and
the number of members. 1t is re-
ouested that all organizations send in
to the Office of the Association, Room
H. The Strong Building, Burlington,
the information needed to make the
list correct in every particular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21

we're elected ~ aslsgaiss = ths sun
dag Sohgel Convention from ne Dor
va charch
Miu Leuiss ClemmonR. uho has
beer away FOR the pas, three weeks
visiting friends In West Rutland ard
other places. returned 20 town last
Thursday,
We would again remind auto
drivers 70 blow their hornt when going
around Msnlcy's ard the Dorset Inn
corners. An ounce a caution may
ave serious trouble
DR. and Mrs. l.. NJ Kelley Of Man.
chester Center were Sunday guests Of
M. ard Mira J. A. Eagleaon st West
,iew their pleasant summer home IN
IN. south District
Mr. andl Mrk. Charles +. Council
ard Master Phillip Cornell Of Bran.
don. and Miss Bessie MrDeviu o.
Proctor. were week end guests Of Mrs.
sarah Connell Of the South District
DIR. j. u. Herrick Of Chicago, III,
vas in town last week looking ms
plaee over on the West Road and
making hnal arrangements for the
coming Of the family little later
Mrs Pratt, Of he firm Of Pratt q
Brady, the new hotel managers ar
rived in town last Thursday with some
on Tie help, and Is busy preparing The
Dorset Inn for the summer guests.
Mr. and Mrs Allan Bourn d
Yonkers. n. y, have arrived IN town
and have opened their pleasant home
on Church St, for the summer Dor
y, people are indeed glad TO welcome
them,
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Abofn and
family left Tuesday for their home IN
Orange, n. j. When they return next
month for the summer they will oc-
cupy the Hatch cottage on South
Main ST.
Church Street ladies were kept
busy last week attending and giving
afternoon teas. Mrs. T. +. Comba
gave one Tuesday afternoon and Mrs
Edwin Child entertained on Thursday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. +. II. West of the
West Road entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Edward II. Deayitt of Montpelier
for two days last week Mr.. Deayiti
was a class mate Of Mr.. West at y
V. NJ, and at present is state
Treasurer.
The body Of the late Lorenzo }
Hatch, who died some three months
ago in Picking, China, arrived at Man
chester last Thursday morning and IN
the afternoon was transferred to the
"Maple Hip cemetery in this village
Interment will be at later date.
Edwin Stone has erected SINAI
shop on Elm St, and every Saturday
evening through the summer VIII be
found there ready TO attend all Gus
toners. Saturday the Both being
Decoration Day, Eddie will have HI!
shop open on Friday afternoon and
evening, the goth.
DR.. Grain of Rutland was in town
again on Saturday and performed an
other operation on the leg Of Miss
Laura Wade, which it is hoped vii
now insure the complete recovery o
the young lady. Al present writing
Miss Laura is getting along very
nicely and taking into consideration
what she has undergone is doing re-
markably well.
The residents of Dorset and vicln
ity do not want 10 forget that mex
Sunday will be pre-Memorial Sunda!
for the G. A. X. and W. X, G. 1t i
to be hoped that there will be a larg'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-05-21
Justly Indignant

1t is unsafe to speak of any trait OF
a mountaineer as characteristic, espec-
iallv so if an outsider makes the OBJ
servation. Often when you think the
mountaineer is in earnest. he is
merely fooling; and when he seems to
be highly humorous, he is in deadly
earnest. But no matter what a noun
tain mans confessed delinquencies
are, he will never admit that he is not
as good as "any man who walks in
shoe leather And he is very sensi-
tive to the slightest Implication that
he is not entirely honest. Tom Wade,
with a load of cross ties, met Black
Jim Hicks Ito distinguish him from