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The Detroit times., 1915-04-29

high once he continued. nor am
I now; but II the 5000. 900 people
In this state voluntarily extend me
their backing-then by the eternal
Gods I am not going 10 run away
from IT.
Permanent officers and executive
COMMITTEE TO boost the senator's can
7dacy. were chosen as follows:
For permanent chairman: Hon.
Patrick n. Kelley. OF lansing.
Muskegon, Albert T. Petsrmann.
Houghton. George r. Codd. Detroit
Leonard n. verdier. Grand Rapids
Nicholas J. wheian. Holland: Will
lam B, ormsbss. Flint James Henry.
verse City: Joe Bayliss. 500.
For permanent secretary: Hon j.
Frank stevens, MissaukeeL
For permanent treasurer; Philip
II. Mcmillan. Detroit.
Executive committee; Arthur n.
D DanSsnes err. Grand Ian Rs M Chase I..s
son. Hon Oscar Marx. Detroit: n
Whitney Watkins Jackson; Burt
caAy. Port Huron; Fred L WOOD
worth. Huron county; Judge. Czrpen-
ter. Detroit. John Baird. SAgtnAW
Merlin Wiley, 500. n. n Huxley.
Petoskeys william Pearson. Charlie
vofx. Samuel Odeli. shelby: Robert
0akman. Detroit: Harris u Gslpin-
william NJ smith. 81
Johns. Hon. George A Prescott. Ia
was City: Congressman W. Frank
James Hancock: BENJAMIN 8 Han
ehett. Grand Rapids Thomas III. Mac
Grand Rapids. John Car
ton. Flint Charles w smith LApeer:
Terry corllss. Mayyille. Michael II
Moriarty. Crystal Falls; Noble Ash
ley. Detroit: Gilbert n Currte, Mid
land: Malcomb J. Mcleod. Detroit; A
@. Proctor. 81. Joseph; Charles Z
white. niles: Ia J. bowman. Green
vile: David z HeinemAn. Detroit:
Fred G. wetmore. Cadillac. Newell
Smith. Sc. Louis. Hon Charles Mich
olson. Detroit. William y. Nank. Mt
Clemens: Henry z Straight Coldwa-
ter. Prank Shields. Howell. James G..
Wood, Manistique Harry n White
ley. PresQue Isle Hon Robert OEx.
+. o. Mclean. Ludington.
Merle DeFoe. Charlotte: Ira Cariey.
Hon Jamee W. HARRY.
Detroit: Prof. +. A Lyman. rpsnan-
a.: James Davison. Bay city; u Lee
Gaylord. Dennis Z. Award.
Clare. Senator Eugene Foster. Glad
win, Clarke Baldwin. Adrian: kim
Smith. Ionia: Judge Thompson. Ale
gan: John c. Ketchem. Hastings:
George Dewey. Owosso: William r.
Belden. Ishpeming.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
Huston To vIsH Forests.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.--secre-
tary Houston started west wednes-
day TO visit national forests. to OBJ
serve to what extent their timber.
forage, grazing and water power re-
sources are being developed for the
public under present methods. and
TO make q study Of the admins
trative problems OF the forest ser.
vice. He viii avoid important
cities.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29

them" he said. "rd rather DO that
than spoil n wheat crop on some
big farm"
In the vicinity OF headquarters IL
looks az n agriculture was crovding
the army out OF the neighborhood-
II is only when one approaches the
lines that the army besinus to get
the upper hand In the curious con-
1ict between the aged French far
meFr and the rife bearing English
soldier.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.

them. That VIII set US all TO watch
ing out fer the good points in our
neighbcrs."
Everybody agreed &c this. and
then each promised that he would
try to get some one to join the
ouacdies. Just then someone shout
ed: Here comes Hooty the OWL
and almost a. quickly a. you could
uink your eyes the meeting had
broken up. 90 that by the time
Hooty reached the big hickory tree
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29

no one was 10 be seen save Prickly
Perky snd Bobby Coon, who. you
know, have no fear OF Hooty. Bob
by was chuckling AZ they made their
way back 10 the Green Forest
Il wonder" said he, "n Peter Rab.
bit or Danny Meadow Mouse viii
be able 10 hud any good In Reddy
Fox or Old Man Coyote"
And Peter and Danny were won
dering the same thing. Danny was
very sure he couldn't. Peter wasn't
50 sure. You see he has been
around so much that ne has learned
that things are not always az they
seem Ever since he found out what
a really wonderful fellow Old Mr..
Toad ~ he has been not quite 20
sure that he knows all there In 20
know about his neighbors. which 10
quite the proper state OF mind.
Il don't know any good In Reddy
Fox now" muttered Peter. as ne
headed for the dear Old Brier Patch.
but perhaps that 10 because 7
haven't discovered II yet. Maybe ne
won't want 10 be a ousddy. hope
he Won't" he added hopefully.
Next story-sammy jag Wants To
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
PLOUGHMAN
DISPUTES
MARS RULE


onall piece OF meadow here and
5hers On which they exercise their
h0ssss. but the French farmer IL to
~ paid for any damage that may
~ 6one 70 his crop Of hay.
there ID no place within many
zDlnso of headquarters where space
90 ~ found for collecting large
oeom q men for review purposes.
General French recently. revfewine
m u the forces which had partici-
nkoo IN the battle OF Neuve Cha
oll4 traveIed to sevenl different
(Doe6 within darius OF dozen
1n1Do6 where the men were drawn mp
- comparafiyely small bodies.
I n can ride around and meet
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29

drawn on some solvent banking In
stitution and made payable 40 the
Library Commission Of the City Of
Detroit. Michigan.
All bids 20 be Med az the Office OF
the Library Commission on or before
Thursday. May tath, at 7:10 p. m. No
proposals. received after the time
stated above will be considered The
Library Commission reserves the
-"je~t any and all bids, TO
waive any defect or inform
any bid.
For the library Commission
tsignsd) DIVE b. DuFFTELD.
A-isfs President
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29

The marchioness Of Tweeddale,
whose name IL pronounced lived
die" In called the most beautiful
woman In the British peerage. She
II the daughter Of q famous Greek
family now Anglicized.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
German Raider Moves To-day.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. April -.
The German auxiliary cruiser
Kronprinz Wilhelm win be trans
terred to the Norfolk navy yard
and interned today. Repairs to her
boiler Tubes could not be finished
in time to remove her today. a. en-
pected.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
Woman Burned 10 Death.

GRAFTON, W. Va. April 2s.-
Mrs. Charles Boyd was burned 10
death and her little daughter badly
injured In q are which destroyed
their home. after II had been struck
by lightning here wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
MlddIearound suos pl.o.d.

PORT HURON. Mich. April %
The gas buoy has been placed on
the middieground In 81. Clair river
oppohfte the mouth OF Black river.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-29
BOOM VIM.
ALDEN FOR
PRESIDENT

,ce.n..es frem P..e o..J
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
PR. R. MOTIVE POWER
LEAGUE NOTES
STOP-LOOK- LISTEN.

Bucxinridge. who is well known in
Wilmington, Is playing great ball for
Harrisburg.
A. Smith playing left held for Har-
risburg. Is one OF the fastest outheld-
ers playing amateur ball,
j. Anglaub playing first base for
Baltimore, is putting up rattline
good game, John isn't any spring
chicken, either
The Baltimore and pottsville teams
look good and should hit their stride
soon.
Kulb. pitching for Potisvlle. looks
as good as any in the league.
Kroske and Anderson are boiler
shop battery for the Jersey City team.
There should be some noise there.
Gilbert did some nice catching for
pottsviile. He threw out four men
while trying to steal on him Saturday.
Pottsville beat Atlantic City sun
day by the score of to 4.
Glass is pitching good bah for Bal
timore. but Is not golting proper
support
Hinky. centroheld for the New York
I team is one of the hardest hitters in
the league.
It's going TO be tough Job 10 bent
that New York team. judging from the
way they are trimming the other
teams just now.
The fur will fly next week when
Harrisburg and New York meet.
Durkee's pitching has kept New
York on the lead
Trultt Of New York. has wing like
Walter Johnson. He shoots them
across the diamond like a Hash.
West Philadelphia seems to have
hit the toboggan
Mulligan is playing a good game
in the field for Philadelphia
I Trenton is coming TO Wilmington
Saturday 200 strong.
Can you beat this combination II
the outneld Smith, Shields and wal
Tiers.
" +. Duncan has handled "a chance
" without an error and leads ine team
~ in stolen bases.
~ NJ. McDonough is playing a bang-u
~ game at short.
' You cannot find them any fasit
'o on third than Joe Thomas and
,Dl Duncan.
= Wanted az the ball game. J. Leecl
- Next Saturday Trenton vs. Whining
= ton shops. p. p. and W.. al Thirty
. sixth and Spruce Game called a
'' 3.45.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
INTERNATIONALS IN
TRI-STATE TOWNS
Reading and Allentown
May Get Big League
Franchises
ORGANIZATION IS
SAID TO BE SHAKY

Part OF the old Tri-State circuit is
to become the home of International
League baseball, according to rumor's
latest gossip. Il has been persistent
iy whispered of late that along with
Harrisburg TO which place IL is prac-
tically assured Newark will be trans
ferred, Reading and Allentown are 10
also obtain International teams. Talk
being passed around would have
Reading get the Jersey City. while
the Buffalo team is supposed to be
removed to Allentown.
Baseball circles all over Reading
and vicinity were set astir by the
rumor which went flying the rounds
on Saturday and Sunday as regards
the transfer of the Jersey City fran
Chise That there Is surely some
thine in the wind was the fans opin-
ion although the league officials and
owner are keeping the matter quiet
II was stated that the league had
made an offer for the Circus Maximus
park. but this is as far as talk got
IN that direction.
Tn "Old Sport" in the Philadelphia
Inquirer had this to say Of the prob.
able snakeup Of the international
I League:
"The international, in the East. ID
already looking out for other cities
I for It's circuit The Tri-Stato towns
Of Reading. Harrisburg and Allen
town. which could not make baseball
/ pay previously, are rushing 10 an.
swer tho $. o. s. call Harrisburg
/ announces that II has already RAISED
/ the necessary guarantee money an,
now Allentown and Reading arr
anxious not to be outdone and wan
Glass AA baseball, too According
to the arrangements the Newark fran
chise will be transferred 10 Harris
burg and consideration given 10 thl
transfer Of the Jersey City team 4
| Reading High class baseball vii
naturally stir up a LOT of interest II
those towns that a few years agi
were baseball mad when the Tri-Stat
was the only gentlemen's league il
the country"
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
MODEL Community
70 GROW NEAR CITY
Costly Bungalows TO Be
Built in ChriStiana Hun
dred by WilmingtonianS
DIVIDE FARMS INTO
TEN-ACRE SECTIONS

Much interest is being manifested
in a project of members OF the Mont
rose Company to build a number of
costly bungalows and residences in
Christiana hundred. Sometime ago the
company purchased from H. 7. Cause
farms in that section, divided them
into ten-acre sections, and already the
work of changing the landscape has
commenced. Among those in the
Montrose Company are Colonel Geo.
A. Elliott, Henry p. Bissell, Henry NJ.
Candy, H. G. Haskell, Christopher l..
Ward, L. A. Yerkes, and several
others. The couple OF hundred acres
will be changed into a model settle
ment Of high class homes for the men
who are shareholders in the commun-
ity project
The residence and out buildings on
the tract known as the Chandler farm
have been razed and Mr.. Candy will
be the first to erect a home. Colonel
Elliott so far has not selected site
but he expects TO do so and build a
summer home Christopher L. Ward.
who is manager of the company. will
build a $4,000 bungalow. John p.
/ Bird is another who expects to build
on one Of the ten-acre lots. into
which the tract will be divided. and
number of other we'll known per-
sons are arranging to build there.
There are about twenty-five acres
of woodland in the centre Of the Mont
rose Company's holding and the COM
pany contemplates laying park that
Will be Handicapped in artistic man
ner.
The idea is TO have a modern cleo
trio light plant and a water system
for the Montrose Company's men,
bers, who cbmprise the model COM
munity. In this way the company can
pump the water at night and gener-
ate electric power at the same time.
II has been suggested that like the
Girard estate in Philadelphia. that
all the houses will be heated in win
ter time from one main central plant,
as it will be an easy matter to place
the mains to carry the steam or hot
water.
A boulevard will be built around
the estate and all driveways will be
furnished with the best materials, SC
that for automobiles or carriages
driving will be delightful.
The Montrose Company was char
tered. this year and soon afterward
purchased the Cause farms and theI
these we're divided into ten acre sec
tions. Il is on those plots that th'
kresidences and bungalows are TO b.
built. Architects are now preparing
plans for the homes Of the prospec
itive Montrose residents and the cos
of the bungalows will run from SO,
900 to $4,000 each.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
DOLAN WITH TRACTION GO.

Arthur G. Dolan. who for the past
five years has been a professional
baseball player. has been signed by
Manager Earl Lynn to play with the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
tion Company team of the Del-Mar
League. In 1912 and 1913 Dolan led
the Cape May. n. j.. team in hitting.
Roy Thomas. the former big Lacquer.
son Dolan played with the Hamilton
Canadian League club. This season
he signed and played with the
Hagerstown Blue Ridge Mountain
team, where he led the team in hit
ting When he was fined SO by the
manager Of the team for missing a
train, Dolan would not pay the fine
and jumped the league.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
1T WOULD Be A LONG.
LONG way FROM Home
By The United Press.

AMN AHAANA ANnos
DALLAS, Tex, June PA Monte
Carlo. bigger and buster than the
real thing. will soon be in>fuii blast
right next to the borders of the
IT, s. A.
Down at Tijuana, Cal. bordering
the southern California line not far
from San Diego. this new mecca for
the gangs is now being projected.
Forrest f. White, of this city, has
been there for several weeks looking
over the grounds. and arranging for
a big race-track to cost a quarter Of
million dollars. White says his in
terest stops with the race-track prop
osition, but that there will be many
other features connected with tickle
fortune. is certain from Whites state
ment that "as to other contemplated
sports, / have no connection"
This new Monte Carlo will outstrip
Juarez in its palmiest days. Book
making with all its thrills is sure TO
play a large part in this proposed re-
sort for men who like to take a
chance"
Roulette, poker-all the games
with which gamblers have been wont
to win land lose) hard earned coin
are believed to be on the bill Of fare
which this resort will offer
In balmy climate, Tijuana may
/ become the worlds most famous
gambling place. Certainly its pro-
moters believe, il will be the most
famous racing center on the con-
] tinent, in day and generation when
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
Double Headers FOR
MAJOR LEAGUE teams

Fans. paste these bis league double
header dates in your book:
ST. Louis at Boston. July s C2)i
Pittsburgh at Boston. July 10 60;
Cincinnati at Boston. July Il t2l; New
York at Boston. October a (2l Pitts
burgh at Brooklyn. July n C2); st.
Louis at Brooklyn, July 22 ca; July
"a CD and August 25 (2). Boston at
Brooklyn. July q (2) and August %
t2); Boston al Brooklyn, July ~ CD +;
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. August ~ CD.
Boston at New York June 2S CD
and June 20 t2); Chicago al New
York. July "A (2l. St. Louis at New
York. July 10 (2l: Pittsburgh al New
York, July % t2); July % (2l and
July % (2); Now York at Phiiadel-
phia. July (2l; Pittsburgh at phila-
delphia, July t. (2): Chicago at Phila-
delphia. July 10 (2): Cincinnati at
Philadelphia, July % (2), July "A (2l
and August 25 (2).
Boston at Pittsburgh, August CD (;
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, August z
| (2); Chicago at Pittsburgh. August IL
(2); st. Louis at Pittsburgh. Septem-
her 1 90; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
September s.
Chicago at Cincinnati. June 70 (2l.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. July 27
| Boston at Cincinnati. July 30 (2);
/ Brooklyn at Cincinnati, August I CD ;
New York az Cincinnati August 8 C2l
and September ~ (2); Pittsburgh al
Chicago, July (2J: Cincinnati at Chi.
cago. July 6 (2l. September "a (2l
and September 80; Brooklyn al Chi.
cago. August t2); Boston at Chicago
September 10; New York al Chihago
September %; Philadelphia al Chi
cago, September "a.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
Athletes Prone
TO APPENDICITIS
Exercise, Surgeon Says, lrri-
tateS Appendix By Pressing
1t Against Stomach
ANOTHER VICTIM
IN PENN STUDENT

The number Of athletes, both col
lege men and professionals who have
appendicitis during the course of each
season is remarkably large in proper
tion to the number engaged in the
various sports. Explanation OF this
fact is declared TO be that any person
indulging in a pastime that forces him
or her to twist the body suddenly,
lend over and back or comfort them
selves in unnatural attitudes has a
tendency to press the end OF the
appendix against the wall OF the
stomach.
DR.. l.. r. Bernd. a surgeon who is
in close touch with University Of
Pennsylvania athletic affairs, said the
other day that he had operated on
three athletes within the last month.
Only on Monday Wilbur Newsletter. a
freshman at the University of Penn
sylvania, and a crack pole vaultor,
was operated on in the University
Hospital
"Wrestlers, gymnasts. pole voulters
hurdlers, tennis. baseball and foot
ball players are most likely 10 give
themselves appendicitis" said Dr.
Bernd. THE constant jerking Of the
body rubs the appendix against mus
cles and ligaments harder than II is
and causes irritation that produces
sharp attack
"On the other hand, swimmers, box
/ ers, oarsmen. middle and long-dis-
lance runners and golfers are least
/ likely to contract appendicitis. The
/ sprinters come between the group
/ first mentioned and the last named
/ for the sprinter sometimes has a pc
culisr way of running that involves
much the same muscular conrortion
of the body as does the hurdler.
Swimmers. boxers and others nam
cd use regular motion of the body
and so are not so apt to twist theii
internal anatomy out of place. Mosi
persons are sedentary existence who
get appendicitis do so. in my opinion
from the grip germ, which has a pc
ouliar affection for the appendix anO
will desert the throat and nose when
ever It gets the chance and dash fo
the appendix. There It produces irri
tation that soon brings on an acut
attack of the disease"
Speaking of the care a perso
should take of themselves after rC
covering from an operation for az
pendicitis. DR.. Bernd said that all vic
lent forms Of exercise should he elm
mated for at least six months, pos
sibly a year. but that swimming wa
the one sport a convalcscent coul
indulge in. as swimming built up IN
abdominal muscles. was not too grea
a strain. if taken quietly and wa
beneficial to the lungs and. in fac
to the whole body.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
TOWNSEND CLUB LOOKS C0OD.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND, Del. June 24-The
newly-organized baseball team of this
town played its first game yesterday
with the High School team for prac-
tice and the new players showed up
well, winning from the school boys
8 to 2. Joiner, shortstop for the
locals. played a brilliant game. The
team will appear in new suits Satur-
day when they play Chestertown.
Wells and Harris will be the bat
terry for Townsend. 1T is under
stood that Chestertown has a hired
battery from Baltimore
j. l.. Dickerson, owner Of the Town
send race track has made arrange
ments to have the track in condition
for matinee races by July Is.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
DONOYAN PIrKs nETROLr.

III The Detroit Tigers don't win the
pennant this season" said Billy Dono-
van, boss of the New York Yankees.
in a tanning bee, they ought to be
arrested and put in jail I've looked
at all the clubs. and Detroit is the
class Of the league. Any pitcher that
has behind him the sort of hitting that
my old mates are giving ought TO be
fighting to get IN there instead Of
wondering when his turn comes. Chi
cago looks pretty good, but was lucky
against us. Boston hasn't got De-
trOit's offense. There are no other
teams to consider, as Gar as the flag
Is concerned"
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
CALL TLsNFRE no PRACTICE.

Elsmere win practice on Friday
evening at 6.45 o'clock. The follow
ing players are requested TO be pres
ent: Stewart, Johnstone. c. Smith. G.
Smith. Bergen, Pierce. Jones. Magaw,
.Toey, Cantwell and steele. All Els
mere players will please report on
Saturday at els o'clock for the Beth
any game. Davis will twirl for Beth
any while Msgaw or Jones will pitch
for Elsmere.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
SMASH TARGETS NOW
UNDER ELECTRIC LIGHTS

knowing that some experimental
work was being done az the club last
night with am electric lighting system
for shooting az night, number OF
members were anxious TO have try at
the birds under artificial light. Some
good scores were made and the cnthu.
siasm of the participants was great.
Walter Tomlnson was high ON 80
birds with 47N50. Harry Carlon made
2iN25; W. b. Cochrano made 23. Miss
Bessie Carson nstonished everyone by
breaking 1925, despite the fact that she
has not had any practice for several
months.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24

horsefesh and Improvement of the
species, is almost an unknown guam
tity as result of the activities OF
reform citizens and reform Legisla-
lures.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
Big League Baseball At Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Leavue.

New York. 3; Athletics, .. (1O
innings)
New York, Is: Athletics. Z (2nd
gsme.)
Detroit, 4; st. Louis. 2.
Washington. 5; Boston, 0.
Chicago, 3 Cleveland, 1.
Chicago. Z: Cleveland. 3. end
game.)
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Federal League.

Baltimore, A; Chicago. 5.
Pittsburgh. IL; Newark, /.
st. Louis. ,; Brooklyn, /.
Others postponed.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Phillies. ?; New York. 1.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago. 8; st. Louis, 8.
Pittsburgh. s: Cincinnati, ..
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
RUNS FOR THE WEEK

Scores made by teams Of thrs1
leagues from Thursday. June II. to
Wednesday, June %. inclusive:
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
National League.

Phillies at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Federal League,
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Federal League.

St. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
kmerican I.nnrna..

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
New York al Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
FEDERAL LFAGUE.

xIndicates did not play.
Evening journal., 1915-06-24

Bucldnridgc. who is well known in
Wilmington, Is playing great ball for
HARRISBURG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-06
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Point Pleasant State Gazette.
At this time A. looks very much as
though Judge John l. Whitten, Of this
city. will De the Republican nominee
for attorney general OF West Virginia
tn 1916. he does not seem to have
any active opposition for the position.
This Is a. DC should be- Judge WHIT
tens qualifications are universally
recognized and 60 is probable 10 VIII
be- tho unanimous choice Of his party
next year
judge Written is one OF The lead
Ing attorneys Of West Virginia. rae
has filled numerous places Of respon-
ability. At one time be- was on the
bench Of the circuit court. He was
for term or two prosecuting attor-
ncy Of con county and he has a.
ways been q busy man i'm the icrai
profession In the very prime Of life
ut this time. Do would bring TO the
office OF attorney general for the state
ripe experience. areat ability and
skill and Judgment as a lawyer and
professional man lie is fitted To- oe
one 81 the leaders Of his party next
year and will maks capable member
or The ttato administration.