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The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16
The Skin and Not the Blood

Until recently it has been generally accepted theory Iha, eczema was a disease of the olOOaI Scientific investigations nave taught us that eczema IS pGS1, lively a skin disease and curauFI | through the skin alone. Melf tol Eczema Remedy is applled Gi rectly to the diseased Skln. p.I not delay trying Meritol tczeaaS Remedy. Prices soc and $lM Hesterly Drug Store LO'' We Buy. Sell or Trade for an! "'' of value. See us.-MOore X M"'""
 Advt. I
 Dee Scott. of McCaskill, was n''' this morning looking after busln''' affairs.
 Our line of garden seed Is comp phone your orders.-DouglaS DIV DIV r. Co pL ,E7 Advt
 The Odd Fellows lodge will h''v u ,n regular weekly session at the ia" .n West Main and Third Streets tiii' .t ening. Members are requested " tend.
 Mrs. Duncan B. Brown anu 70. guest Mrs. Sam Dickey, ol oNO. Inc went out to McCaskill thiS l'o''i nss and will be the guest of Mr'' Scott there for a few days
 Jack Johnson, Jr, will nav ,ole weeks Country Gentleman I0 tss an Thursday morning. ms '' ;l oldest and best agricuituraI loO'',h rhat. the world and will interest you role. ther you are a farmer or no" :. 10 ''o'' emu " Adyt
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16

If more time were devoted to the live stock on the farm less attention to the cotton field, farming would be more profitable.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16
M is the repeater

With this cost mark you can tell the cost as we'll as anyone, there is abso- lutely no raised prices on this sale Not even freight added to the original cost. You will buy these shoes at what they cost F. o. B. Chigago. We are going out of business, so be sure and call early and secure the best bargains ever offered in Shoes, Hosiery and Foot Wearlngs.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16
Weather Report

Monday:-
 Maximum .............6 .66
 Minimum ..............41 Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; ris- ing temperature Wednesday.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16

The best way to make people be- lieve you are. interested in better roads is to help to make them better. Men are judged more by their actions than by their words
The Prescott daily news., 1915-02-16
NEVADA COUNTY FARM FRS UNION COLUMN

:''''''''':' By J. NJ. Thomas: s:''':''' With good roads and good schools no one need leave the rural home" Give the hens a chance and they will pay their way the year round. Make the farm self sustaining and cotton raising will become more pro fitable.
 -O---
 Every farmer ought to be good road advocate because good roads will make farming more profitable.
 Nothing can increase the comfort and happiness and success of a peo- pie as much as a system of up-t date highways
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Tested Ike Monroe Doctrine.

VI July. 1911. Germany made y propo-
>ItIou for customs control M Haiti. The
note from the German Embassy pointed
on that. even though the american
Government believes II j. inadviS1blc to
have interested European Powers par
tlcipatc Ga the control ~ Haitian Gus
tum>, nevertheless The Imperial Govern
m"ut mrI>t give heed L' public opinion
ia Germany The German note went ~
far a- ~ state that the >implv~i solution
mi the difficulty would he 10 include Ger.
many and that Gcrmanv would not un-
dcrStud any other arrangement.
Emphatlcallv The state Department
defined lt> p%i~Ition III regard a. this cX-
|trauriinarN German document. M the
most uncpuiNucal terms il stated that
li~ policy WIS Not subject tn any varia-
ton that neither foreign mercantile in
trrcNtS nor amy other interests proceed
ing from outside WI The American hem.
i>phcrr could ~ wv extended NY even IA
constitute 70 JOINT crutiIl Ia whole 49,. IN
Part ~ the Government or adminiStra.
ton "i any independent American State.
Worlds Work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
Ambassador Dumba's Case.

Even though legally speaking No
more serious harec than conspiracy can
hc made 10 liz against Austrian AmbaS-
Sador Dumba, i i apparent that he has
been guilty Of the most unwarrantcd
meddline with The affairs Of the Ameri-
can people. and President Wilson has
Che most ample ground for handing him
his passports. and requesting the Aus
trian government 10 send another in his
place. The British ambassador. Lord
Sa-kvi!lc West. was sent home by the
I nitcd States for IN oiTcnSc far less
grave than that nf which the Austrian
and German ambassadors have been
guilty. san ANTONIO Light.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Emergency Remedies in the Medicine
Chest.

Most surgeons agree that the safest an
rseptic for emergency use in eases of cuts.
bruises. abrasion~ or open wounds i plain
old fashioned ~tincture Of iodine, not the
so called ''colorless iodine which isn't
iodine any more. but the brown tnctufe
which We - loved 10 paint m our bumps
when We were kids and children.
One swabbing or painting of the injured
part and the skin for a few inches. more
or less. arouad ii. Then no further appii-
cations other than perfectly clean or ster-
ilized muslin. linen. gauze OF other protec-
ton. To s~terilize any cloth YOU must wrap
Ii in Il cover and bake it in the oven. Then
keep il well covered until YOU are ready 10
use il, and in applying il be careful 70
avoid touching the p. which J. 10 come
in contact with the injured place.
Among the useful things to keep ON hand
for emergencies may be mentioned AFRO
matte spirits of ammonia. THIS makes nm
excellent stimulant for eases Of sudden
faintnc~~. heart failure, nausea. shock or
collapse from heat. Ii should be gwen ~
4 little cold watcr-for an adult about hall
4 tca~poonful of aromatic spirits Of ann
monia in six or eight spoonfulS Of cold
water. II j. prompt and safe. Personally
we consider it ~incomparably better n 2
stimulant than whiskey or brandy. In
deed, the latter j. only false stimulation.
Camphoratcd OH j. another good thing
~ have IN the medicine chest. Make u
Yourself by di~~olving n much powdered
gum camphor n will dissolve in hot olive
or sweet almond oil. Keep tightly corkcd.
For children. ~ well a for adults, We
think camphorated oil quite n effective An
any other application for the chest. throat
and bridge Of nose. IN eases Of coryza
l"cold I'm the hcad"). sore throat. hronchi-
tiS or pneumonia. Ii Soothes. counter-Ir-
%ritatc~ and seems 10 do good. and can hc
applied early aud often without clustering
or doing harm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
BIRTHDAYS TODAY
September Is.

Hon. William Howard Taft. former
president Of the United States. noted
Juri~t, educator and nuhlici~i. II IS years
old today. In the full yieor Of an active
and useful life. Professor Taft h today
one Of the most imposing statesmen of the
day. lie retains his love Of travel. Of
meeting and talking with The people. and
propounding the legal view 81 the great
questions Of the day. From hi chair VI
law at Yale there radiate- a m%cllowine ill.,
%tluence IN all biz questions. Not the least
important Of his great activities since his
administration i the aid he has rendered
to President Wilson. The wide range of
experience Of Professor Taft has been
opened up to his successor most generously
Professor Taft was horn 1T Cincinnati.
September r., 1857. the son VI Alphon-o
Taft, formerly attorney general. IIc wa
graduated from high school. Vale and Gin
ciuuati LAW school. IT. was admitted IL
the bar IL ONO. and later held many ~
fees there. III 1890 W. became solicitor
general VT tAc United States. and two wears
later was appointed circuit rourt Judge.
IN 1900 ~ left for the Philippines WI u
member of the United States commission.
and became the first civil governor Ut the
islands. Twice ~ declined "A seat on the
supreme court hcVch from President
Roosevelt. IIc was made secretary ut war
IN the Roosevelt cabinet. 1904 tu 1905.
and became president in 1909. lie was de-
tcatcd for reelection through y split I'M
the republican party. President Taft then
became Professor Taft of New Haven.
Mrs. Taft was formerly Miss Helen Heron
ut Cincinnati. They have two sons and
a daughter.
Lieutenant Wilfrid Van \. Powelson. 4.
r. n. retired, noted engineer, ~ years old
today.
Kirk Monroe. writer of boys books, G5
years old today.
Crown Prince IIumbcrt of Italy, II years
old today.
Hon. George ". Wicker,ham. former at
torney general Of the United States, ~
years old today.
Hon. Richard OIncv. former secretary Of
state Of the United States, 81 years old to-
day.
NcviI VI. Hopkins. lannon's electrical en-
eincer, - years old today.
Horatio ". Parker. aotcd American
opera composer. - ~ u. I'D today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
TODAY IN HISTORY
September IS.


177G-Briti-h under General Howe toot
possession nj New York.
l117- Washington lett Philadelphia With
the remains vi hi- army, determined to
give battle to the British wherever hc
would meet them.
1881 The first aerial voyage madc I'm Eng
land Pm Vincent Lunardi. au italian.
lS1l-Brti-h fleet and land forces r-
pulsed an attack on Fort Bowycr. af
Mobile Point.
1o39-Nlavcry abolished In Mexico.
sf3-Rcvolution In Athens threatened 'o
eject King Ohio from the throne o
Greece; hc made concessions to thc
popular will promptly.
.ISla- Died. Strauss. the famou- musical
composer. EMO Vienna.
1877 Twelve supervisors ul sam Fran
CISCO removed ten maltca-uucc.
1913 Turkey and Bulgaria settled ihcr
dispute over their frontier.
1871 The War: Russians advancing on
rrzcmN-l meet with nn resistance.
Germany reserves tho ri4ht io deal
with CHINA a- -hc sees Tin. because oi
alleged neutrality breach. Rheims or-
cupicd hv the allies. German cruiser
llcla sunk hy British submarine Aus
trian~ begin drive against Ncryidn- ta
secure control AIT railway to Turkey.
General BcNcr-, Bocr war veteran, rc
signs hi~ command ~ thc citizen army
and Joins the revolt Iu South Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Officer Transferred 10 West

Galveston. Texas. sept. m Lieutenant
Colonel Guy ~. Carlton. for several months
in command of the port oi cmharkatioH
here. In transferred to thc Western dr-
partmcnt n, acting Inspector general nt au
order received from thc war department
yesterday. Colonel Carlton viii relieve
General 4. &. Galbraith. llc viii leave foi
San Francisco IN 4 fcw days and will rc-
port 10 the commanding general there
When detailed to duty with fhc port of cn-
barkation. Colonel Carlton organization
was the Third cavalry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

A LESSON on TARIFF AND TAXATION.

With u fuling of WI imports IL The
amount of 500, 100000 for thc fiscal year
ending June SO. 1913. a- compared with
The preceding years imports. one can
easily see where ,hr ieiicii IN Uncle Sans
receipts comes m-rr perhaps ouc should
say ''comc~ OUT lhe necessity tor the
40 called war faxes i Thus made appar-
ont. They arr moi Nv reality war taxes.
" wa simply to provide against the de-
ticIoHcy which II was anticipated would
result from the decrease III imports ou ar-
count "l tile uHr that those extra federal
faxes were imposed ITO Gll lhr hole iu lhr
treasury made hy the -huuha-c M the
tantf which hould have been collected tp
meet tho usual demands Nd thc Government
budget. TIN experience resulting from
thI5 condition. hv iic way. constitutes III
very practical and mrrc--i,c object lesson
for the American people, J%carhine them
what dtmo,ra'i, campaign orators have
long cudcarorri to impress upon ihcm
that tine tariif On nothing more nor les
than 2 tax, and that nj l- ihc people and
not the importer nho pan ID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

The jewellers have laid down = fashion
code for the wearing of icwclrN. IN the
morning nothing but quiet adarn-
mcntS are 70 be permitted, IN the aft
crnoon the Jewels are a. b. suited Ia
milady'S occupation. She is 10 wear sap
phircS when boating. cmeraldS for golf
and rubicS m motoring. In the evening
nothing but diamonds will do.
But one thing the National Jewellers
Association could not settle. The wrist
watch for men had many advocates and
bitter opponents, and the jewellers al
%ionrncd without deciding the momcn-
tOuS issue. Laredo Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Should Brinu Is Cents.

The NAY muuitiom lH-tnrir> are run
ming IA the United States u lot Of The
;. uih'o cutton ought to DC consumed ia
this way. and ina~nmch a. 4 high price
~ hciu. charged Tor this cannon fodder
Nv oughi not a. lct ihcm have oar good
cotton nv less than about fifteen cents.
with a lot at SIX per cent money i'm
sight and both Germany and the Allies
anxious for cotton. the future il looking
= little brighter for the cotton farmer
and the South. clcburnc Review.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
The Real Thinq.

The i;ainhnW farm. near Grccnvillc,
viii >oon have Rainbow syrup for sale
un the market. This rainbow of promise
may indicate that never again viii the
world hc flooded with cans of Juice com
posed of glucose and bcnzlatc of soda.
Sorghum moIa>>c> IL the only real pure
syrup on the market. Temple Telegram.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
; SCHOOL PLANT AND RECREATION :


Men will not tolerate III n public.
sell NJ building u performance they
might witness without protest in other
places. says Clarence A. Perry. i'm a hui.
lrtin just ISSUED In the II. =. Bureau ri
Education. For this reason Or. Perry
think the movement 70 use the school
plant for 5Dcial and rpcrcatioual pur.
poses H. destined ~ purif, WV we'll a>
p0pularizc amuScmcntS.
The tcT-hing >t1n and other ma
chincry Of the public schools are dcdi
Gated hv the people 90 a hcttcrmcnt ser
vice. SAYS Or. Perry therefore society
will not permit the building erected
solely for that purpose ~ hc put to "
contrary u>c''i
Statistics gathered hy pr. Perry from
f. leading cities in the United States
show that in one month there were over
>oh.000 ~attendauccS upon evening funC
tionS. The bulletin declares that these
figures mean ~ MANY evenings spent il
wholesome activity by persons many W.T.
whom would otherwise have spent than
time i'm - beneficial or i'm positively
harmful paSimeS. These S0hr.O in-
StaE"cS Of the influence of thr school I'll
orc month. whether scattered over many
persons or concentrated upln Y fcW iH-
dicate the tremendous force for rialt
r%uuSncSS thar was extended INV one
months extension work I'm these An
cities"
The public character of all func
tionS held in the school buildings has
the effect Of 4 censoring those functions
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Our Collection VI Stamp~-Wc have WI
hand about 4 million postage stamps which
correspondents have contributed despite
instructions. The owners may have prop
crty ~ receipt NJ y stamped addressed cn-
vclopc and \ request tor the return wit thr
stamps. They are VI no u-c to u- without
the addressed envelopes, which must wv
stamped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
TaiI Limits for Horses. loo.

City officials Of Denver, Colo. ar,
about 60 require tail lights on saddle
hciSc> at night e. prevent roarcnd col
~liSionS with automobiles. Fortunately
this requirement has not AZ vet been ap.
piled ~ pedestrians. Brcnham Ban
ncr- Press.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Weather Forecast for a Week.

Tho following weather forecast for
the week beginning today " issued ~
the United States weather bureau AT
Washington for West Gulf States +.
Showers III the east portion nj the be
ginning ut the week will 10 followed
by generally fair weather IN this dis
trct. Temperatures will average near
or slightly below normal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Germany claims 10 have discovered \
cheaper substitute for cotton for use in the
manufacture of muniti0n. yet nevertheless
she j. offering IL cents per pound for q
million bales Of cotton delivered at a Ger
man port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Germany ha, been shocked IN the .in-
formation that Stettin women are provid-
ing huge h%elpine~ Of whipped cream for pet
dogs. One result ha~ been q refusal OF
that city's request Tor increased allowance
10 the families Of soldiers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Permanent Cure Tor pilc--l- there ~
permanent cure for pilc~-an operation
which !. free from danger NJ aitcr-trouhIr.
An,wer-Yc-. III properly done the
operation permanently relieves rou. pro-
vidcd You take reasonable care t0 avoid
the conditions which cause piles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley !, issued by The United States
weather bureau At New Orleans:
Partly cloudy tonight and Wcdnc--
Showers tonight and probably Thurs
day fresh southeast winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

H. The midst ol thc excitement on the
border lust a. present. y NJ become, i Dor
der newspapers to hc publishing articles W
an insulting nature concerning the com
mander 81 the Matamoros garrison. ANY
sensibiy conducted border paper would re-
frain from the publication vi editorials
which are calculated to iufIame and only
aggrayate the situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Thin. Sickly Looking Fellow III ~
years old and feel perfectly well. bUt !
have = thin. sickly looking face which
makes people ak Inc what i tbs matter. /.
| am sick or anything. What 10 you think
would help me!
Aa-wer-Doar People: Don't drive folk
10 the doctor. Tell EN- how fine they're
looking. even II YOU have u he. Doctors
lie about this, and il does patients good.
80 II would ~ great for well people. a
letter Of advice on gaining weight viii bc
sent on receipt of stamped addressed cn-
.velope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Rear Admiral rclr1 ny ready 60 20 back
WI thc active Ii-l Md rall MI hi- country. tie
announces io the navy department that I'm
ready Tor service u amy place where he
ma, hc placed. m thr event uf h- coun-
try NEEDING hi- services ~ connection
with the defense plans. The retired rear
admiral po--c--c thc same unfalterlng 10y
alty. tho pnntaHcpu- enthusiasm and
rareruc-- to and in thc defense "a hiS coun-
fry winch inspire almost every American
al even the least hut IT such necessity.
In j. THIS pgtriot,r icrvor which fills the
soul of Americans almost without cxcep-
ton that gives the 0atian confidence IN in
ability io dcfeal amy toc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Why X y county iai! Wtoac duty l.
y - have custody 81 prisoners in the
cuuutYP
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

'hecks should - made payable 10 The
BROWNSVILLE Herald Publishing Co. business
communication should be- addressed To the
Company. and items. letters. ctc intended for
,,,ibtIcati9n should IT, addressed ~ Editor. The
tieraid; brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
Tor publi'Hltion should ir signed with the full
hahi" 81 the writer. The name viii not b.
printed u not desired. hut il viii be- evidence
OF good Faith on the part If The writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
..lirnS'' and Liars

One result of the war u that The Ital
ion lire j. not worth its face value. Nri
Their j. the American type. either foi
that matter but We spell il another way
- Beaumont Enterprise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather ohscr-
vatlons, covering the 1hour period
ending nj z a. m. today, arc furnished
by the United States weather station.
Fort Brown:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
HEALTH TALKS
(BY WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. d.

smoke two or three cigarettes q day.
AnSwer-Yes. Mabel. we think II i very
injurious to a healthy young woman, Just
n it j. for q Young man. ii healthy, why
crave n narcotic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

The Herald is delivered Nv carriers reg
niafiiy employed by The Herald a. suhscri-
nrownsViile. San Henitn. iIarlingen. Lyfnrd.
kaynondyllle. Mercedes. Pharr. McAIlen. Ms
si"n and Edinhurr. TIL latter point the most
uisinht ir"n tho office of publication. is
reached NJ G.tJ O'clock IA The nfternoon II
puhlcati0n. q surcill satomohile service
beng employed from san Juan. Texas. Sub
scrihers MT receiving thcir papers regular
:, should notify the local agent. ar write The
Herald. Brownsville. Tex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15
Questions and Answers.

Cigarette Smoking Women-ls il in-
furious for a healthy young woman "a
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nupscfihers ~ the city II brownsville who
fah 10 receive The Herald regularly are r.
guested u notify the office promptly. Telephone
10. I. New subscribers should receive their
nIsi paper not later than the second day after
the order Is IN the office at The Herald Fvrrv
huoscriDeT, even 10 the most distant sections Of
III. city. should receive his paper not later than
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Electric lamp bulbs .ar amy al'ur.1l.
WY. tlc Harris gl-Llauuy Garugl-Jl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-15

Have your castings and tubes -vulcanized
It IIarrison-Ehaney Garage.-5t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-26
DOCTOR SUED FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE
Nevada Physician, Recently Married,
Made Dependant in Action For $780,
900 oamases-Miss Bessie Griffin the
Plaintiff

Special TO mes-Repubiican.
Nevada, Oct. 26.-One Of the most
sensational cases that has been filed in
the Story county courts for some time
in which Nevada people are interested
was filed by attorneys for Miss Bessie
Griffin. of this city, who is bringing an
action for breach OF promise on the
part Of DIR. H. w. Bowers, in which she
asks damages in the sum of s25, 600.
Both Of the parties 10 this suit are
well known in the city. The defendant
is a well known physician who has
been in practice here since April. 1910.
He was married on Aug. Is of this year
and after he and his bride with party
Of friends had enjoyed a four weeks
automobile trip thru the east, they re-
turned to this city and will soon take
up their home in a handsome new res
idence on Pine street.
The plaintiff. Miss Griffin, has been
in the city for about four years and
now makes her home with her mother
Mrs. Griffin, and her sister Mrs. Will
son, at the corner Of Oak and Fifth
avenue south. Miss Griffin has been
OUT Of the city most Of the time of late
and is understood to be with friends at
Mason City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-10-26
PORTER CHARLTON nzcZ@@|
SCENE on 1 AXE CONC. IN

The trial at Como, Italy, of Porter
American, accused of muir
dering his wife and throwing her corpse
into Lake Como, is furnished interest
ing material for psychological study.
Charlton has spent much of his long
in studying Italian.
which he now speaks with considerable
but in a slow. hesitating
way which made painful impression
as he gave his testimony. This, together
with the nervousness from which he
suffered, robbed his tragic tale Of the
effect it might otherwise have produced.
Charlton showed strong emotion as he
described the happiness and exaltation
Of idyllic first love, the horror OF his
realization that the woman he had
idealized was capable Gas he asserted)
of vulgar vituperation. insane and I'M
founded accusations and insults, the
constant repetition OF which filled him
with sense of hopeless abasement and
disgust. Tears coursed down his cheeks
as, clutching the bars of the cage in
which he was confined, he gave his tes-
timony.