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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Protest Against War.

Amsterdam.-The Niewe Rott@S
damsche Courant says that pamphlets
signed by the German socialists DR.
Liebknecht, George Ledebour, Otto
Ruhle, Franz Mehring and Rosa Lux
emburg have been circulated in Hol
land, stating that the proletariat does
not agree with the pro-war section OF
the socialist party and that protests
against the continuation of the wal
are increasing in Germany.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Defendants.
Alias Summons.

The STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS TO Continental and Com
mercial Trust & Savings Bank, cor
poraton, lorme. ly the Amer, can Trust
i savings Bank, a corporation, and
frank Ii. Jones, as Trustees, and
ALBERT G. Lester and Herman A.
Fischer, Jr., as Trustees, the above
lamed defendants.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against you
District Court of the Fourth
judicial District OF the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Ell
more by the above named plaintiff.
ais action is brought to recover
ne sum OF $1050.26 upon a certain
} ON ssory note and to foreclose a
uortgage securing said note upon the
southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter of section twenty-five, town
ship five south of range eight east
of the Boise Meridian, for costs and
general relief, all of which will more
! " appear in the complaint filled
herein reference to which is hereby
made.
AND YOU are hereby directed to
appear and answer the said COM
)laint within twenty days Of the SER
ice of this summons, II served with
Il said judicial District and within
orty days If served elsewhere; and
'ou are further notified that unless
'ou SO appear and answer said COM
Olaint within the time herein speci-
He'd, the plaintiff will take judgment
-gainst you as prayed in said COM
,laint.
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE
VEAL OF SAID DISTRICT COURT
This 10th day of April, 1915.
F. M. HOBBS, Clerk.
w. l.. Harvey, attorney for plain
If, residence, Mountain Home, Idaho
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy

From a small beginning the sale
and use of this remedy has extended
to all parts of the United States and
to many foreign countries. When you
have need of such a medicine give
Chamberlain Cough Remedy a trial
and you will understand why 1T has
become SO popular for coughs, colds
and Group. Obtainable everywhere.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
STAGGERING COST OF WAR.
Germany Has spent over Two Billion
Dollars and France Almost as
Much,

Paris.-The Matin summarizes the
German and French war budgets up to
March 81 as follows:
Germany-Expenses, s2,720, 900. 900;
receipts from loans, 5000, 100000; bills
on the reichsbank, $400,000,000; total
$1,300,000, 900; deficit, $1,420, 000,0 900.
France - Expenses, $1,759, 100000;
ceipts from loans, s171,S0e 900; nation,
al defense bonds, $6S2,200,00O; Bank
of France advances, 100000, 900; to
tai, $1,774, 100000, leaving a surplus of
$15000,000.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Britons Win in Africa.

Capetown.-f'orces of the Union OF
shop, the most important town in Ger,
man Southwest Africa next to Wind,
hook, the capital. 1t is an important
railroad junction and gives General
Botha, the Boer leader, command of
the railroad to Windhoek
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
GEORGE JACOBSON, Publisher

''TTIE MENACE an anti Catholic
paper has been disbarred from the
public library at Occur d'Alene. The
Menace is a real menace to any right
thinking man or woman and should
be disbarred from the United States
mails. We ae not Roman Catholic in
faJch, but We believe i'm justice and
common decency.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Aviators to Help Villa.

Ell Paso.-Two aeroplanes with Am
srican aviators passed through this
port Tuesday to assist in Villas at
tempt to check the Carranza advance.
Already two others have been deliv.
cred and six more contracted for.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
tne District Court of the Fourth
judicial District of the State of Ida.
no, In and for Elmore County.

j. >. owen,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Johnson Sails for Spain.

Havana.-Jack Johnson, the former
champion heavyweight pugilist, and
his wife have sailed for Spain on the
steamer Maria Christina. From Spain
Johnson intends to proceed to Eng
land.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1915-05-01
Told That There Was No Cure For

Told That There Was No Cure For
Him.
Suffering fof over twenty years
Suffering for over twenty years
the best doctors here tell me there
was no cure for me, | think it only
right to tell you for teh sake of the
sufferers as well as your own salts
faction that rs cent bottle OF Cham
berlain's Tablets not only relieved
me but cured mes within two mont
although | am a man of IS years."
writes Jul. Grobien, Houston, Texas.
Obtainable everywhere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
DR.. Brady's Health Talks
How n Mum Hardens His Arteries.

| Hardening of the arteries. unlike
hardening of the heart, is n very popu-
lar ahliction which we must all come TO
sooner or later, preferably later. \
hard -hcartcd man enjoys nobody's sym
! pathy. but hard-artericd man merits
NJ least little friendly advice. He
doesn't know where he is going, but
he is on his way. What obstacles can
we throw across his path?
Graham Stewart. an English prac-
utioner, suggests n few of the common
/ factors of arterioscleross lie says
hahitual constipation, causing a chronic
toXemia. or self poisoning is an i'm
pnrtan; factor. Then ne goes on 10 list
more familiar causes: too much meat
the use of alcohol rs n beverage. too
much work with too little sleeper
Burning the candle at both ends. hur-
red eating. n habit of humdrum occu-
patton without daily rclaxation--or. in
America at any rate. the year round
hustle, broken only by the annual va
cat on. instead Of IA little relaxation
every day.
Life insurance companies oppose the
progress Of arteriosclcrosis IN many a
case by bringing homo to the applica mt
the fact that he isn't so hale and
3
ti;e lead him TO imagine. Every man
over thirty, whether interested in lie
insurance or not. ought, as a mere in
vcstnlent in health assurance, to sub
nit TO :. complete physical examination
regularly once n year, an examination
as carefully made as any life insurance
test an examination, moreover, which,
| unlike many life insurance eNamina-
tions made for unprogrcsstvc COM
| pan!es, devotes much attention TO tho
applicants condition and none TO the
nature OF the complaint his grand
mothers died Of You know, a good.
twentieth century life insurance COM
! pAny doesn't care a scratch OF the eX-
/ anlincrs pen what your grandparents
| died OF. or whether you ever had any
/ grandparents; but some companies still
do delight IN tracing back the family
! pedigree-for what reason. it is hard TO
say.
We arc not opening the charter just
now, but If there arc any readers who
have more weight than they care l.
carry round. and blood pressure I
few pegs too high, and especially q
| tendency TO "bliousncSs" now and
then (Which is a polite way OF saying
over-ca tinE). with perhaps n wee Bit
PAIN in the epiEastrlum IKE YOU can
hold tiff any such there be. the Brcat
and Milk Club will be glad to rece!v,
them into membership The dues ar.
very low-you pay nothing but clos'
attention. The requirement for mem
bcrship is exceedingly simplc-you re
HGious!y contine yourself TO a die o
bread and milk or crackers and mill
one day in each week Since the clul
WAS organized. neither DR.. Osler. Hor
ace Fletcher. Upton Sinclair nor an!
charter member has nlcd a tcntativ
protest against the rules Of the order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

FANNY fear, Fanny. that you are
hkc many other business girls who DO
not r"aiI~" that their capacity for good
"prE and their claim TO beauty rcgr
upon their having uourlshinr food
am sure they would talk" moro troubl..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

\. cupful milk. u cupfuls -four. 2
tcaspoonfuls baking powder. y tea
spoonfuls salt. toaspoonful vanilla
Add sugar. Sift the flour. salt and
baking powder four times. Cream
crisco gradually and boat thoroughly
Break both eggs whole into the
creamcd crisco and sugar and bea:
thoroughly. Add chocolate melted and
alternate milk and dry ingredients
Bake in layers one-half hour In mode
rate oven $50 degrees. or in loaf pan
three quarters hour at same tempera-
turc.
Carmel Icing - Ono cupful brown
sugar. l cMpfui white sugar. Ia cup-
full water. Ii tcnspoonful cream tar
tar. eggs twhitcs only. teaspoon
full vanilla. pinch of salt Roll to n
long thread (about 24I degrees) the
strip and pour over the whites of we'll
beaten eggs. add vanilla and salt and
beat thoroughly. DO not attcmpt IN
spread on cake until it holds its shane
when dropped on board.
Sailed Almonds--Blanch and thor
ouehly dry one pound Of almonds The
best way OF blanching almonds is to
y on boiling water TO thoroughly
cover and allow to stand for two min
utes. Immediately drain and submerge
In cold water, when the skins may
easily he slipped from the nut; sub
merge the h!anchcd and dried almonds
In crisco heated until n crumb OF bread
VIII turn u golden brown in forty
counts. Thoroughly drain and salt
iNotc-It is best to fry "A few almonds
at time. SO that care may be taken
as TO their color)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
fEGGMES GET AVIAN WITH SILK.
OVERLOOKING so IN ItRRENCy

Especial TO The Times DIspavhl
pANNiLLE, VA, September -
Yeggmcn last night entered the Office
OF the Texas OF! Company, on Lynn
street blew the door off the safe and
got away with Sits. overlooking SoG
ia DIS, which were covered up by the
debris caused by the explosion The
men seemed 10 know their work. for
Tho door was neatly blown off it's
hinges and was found rcposing on n
pile Of overalls. evidently placed there
10 dcadcn the shock They entered
through side window
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09

lecture course here just exactly how
have wasted my life. how L have
riskcd my happiness and Neds love
for the mercst frivolities: have talked
it all over with him. and we are going
to start over and be AZ happy as VIC
can be-
TAKES real. BRAINS
TO CARE FOR CHILD
Mrs Vaughn says most any woman
has intelligence enough to play carhs.
but that il takes great deal more
brains to caro- for child. Much help
full advice pertaining To happiness In
tho home is being given by this wise
wife and mother ut The Tincs-Dis-
patch home economies school each af-
tclnoon.
Among other things she told ycstcr-
day were how to serve lcftoNcrs: TINS
in connection with the chicken cro-
quotes. which were made OF chicken
left over from the one roasted III the
nrclcss cooker or Tuesday. She called
attention To false and true economy in
using lcftovcrs and in buying foods.
y delicious chocolate cake, easily ana
inexpcusivcly made, was one OF the
dishes demonstrated.
This afternoon Mrs Vaughn Will lee
turc on Cookery and Digestion, and
will demonstrate some interesting
dishes. ro-day's cookery lesson is
particularly helpful because II includes
definite instruction III regard TO sue
cossful brcadmakinc. Another com
monplacc dish to be demonstrated in
this cookery lesson is round steak.
One of the reasons for the popularity
of Mrs. NauEhn'S cookery instruction
is that the dishes demonstrated by her
are not expensive Other homely topics
to he taken mp to-day are how TO max
aprons and poiholdcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Causes and Cure Of Colds
(BY ANToINE1"rE DoNNELLY)
Copyright, 1915. by An,oinette Don

nelly)
Colds are not heautifyinS. In fact
they are so much TO the contrary that
they should he prevented. Your dis
position Is quite as much affected as
your nose and your eyes, SO the pre-
NcntiNe measures are much worth
while.
Good digestion and proper nourish-
mont OF the body are the two first and
most important measures of prevention.
Armed with these strong allies the
cold germs are easily fought. Propcr
ventilation OF rooms day and night is
of great Importance
Unless v0u- cold is doom seated
o,. !, 30, go, u, o,,o.o,,,-. H. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Antoincttc Donncii,'s Answers

-.
Marsaret--A day in bed is y luxury,
indeed 10 the hard WORKING woman.
anc on" u hc highly recommended !,
VIII make YOU mos. 1T 10 assume lur,r
duties again, ana is really essential IN
promote good work. so. when YOU can.
avail yourself Of the privilcge-spenJ
IN" day IN bed See no on. cxccn, ,bo
i,t'soh VINO brings your meals to Won
You can do little light reading. If
yOn wish
Mayhap-Give your eyes a daily bath
by using solution Of ten grains Of
poric acid 10 an ounce Of water T.se
an eye cup. Try 10 cultivate a cheer.
iui disposition and think pleasant
.',."s".H ana l an! sure you VIII be
better Physically Don't put anything
In your eyes 10 make them sparkle. Tn.
beauty or your heart should raa.ato
from your eyes and make them sparkle
! Jessie Enlargement Of the thyroid
glands Is nearly always an Indication
% Eoitcr. Dieting and constitutional,
Improvement viii reduce. II. surpnst
/ your consulting physician before
taxing any exercise for reducing tho
neck The teeth should he cnrcc,,I,v
( cleaned night ana morning and after
each meal Use dental noss or y nui,l
/ tooth pick for removing the unr,!ci.s
/ OF food tina, lodge between the teeth
Ttliic-No. indeed. Tiuie. YOU have
not ASKED IN" too many qucstiona and
~ IS not hothcr!ug me At ali to argvy.r
them like TO be bothered Nv s,,ac.
however. Will not permit me 10 nnsyycy
them all, but l shall b." glad to wire
YOU personally II YOU viii send me :,
stamped. addressed envelope The host
thlhE5 for developing the bust arc deer
uf"hth'ng and eating fat prodi!c.nr
'o""S G"itcr usually grows to l..
Sefl"HS IT II IS not cared for in tim"
II requires tho careful ana irnmcdia,,
attention Of q physician shall y,
p glad I" send you nv Instructions for
developing the bust also treatment foI
/ plinp!"s and acne II You wish them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Ethical
Talks
Woman and lone

to learn about food values and the sim
pie laws of digestion II they realized
TINS. Dyspepsia is one of the com
moncat Ills from which the business
girl suffers. 1t brings about lassitude,
anaemia. constipation and slccplcss-
ness which have 4 tendency to cause
depression OF spirit and irritability
Have n good. substantial breakfast and
light lunch OF nourishing food and
see if that weary feeling will not dis
appear In short time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Something We Can't Helm.

is Brady your real name? asks "a
fooi at Forty" Isn't IT too bad?-
your articles are otherwise so instruc-
tive and intcrcsting But that Irish
cognomcn!
Answer-Somebody wished it on
father, and he handed II down 10 us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
Intestinal indigestion.

My little girl, aged four. has frequent
attacks OF what her grandma Their calls
worms but the doctor calls i, intes-
unal Indigestion. VIII YOU please ad :
wise me about this?
Answer-G!adly, If you will furnish
the stamped. addressed envelope-we
certainly are pcnurious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
SOME QUESTIONS TO
DE THOUGHT OVER

The questions given out by Mrs.
Vaughn To be thought over in connac-
tion with this afternoons lesson are:
What must | know OF cooking pro-
cosscS to bc sure of uniformly satisfac-
tory results?
How can serve inexpensive foods so
they Will sharpen appetite OF my
family?
How far does the digestive processes
influence the selection OF foods?
What do ! really know Of fuel?
What DO | know Of standardized oven
temperature?
beautiful ham was given Yesterday
20 Mrs. Rosalic w. Miller Of Barton
Heights. and cakes TO Mrs. II. II. Wood
OF Gintcr Park, and Mrs. q. T. AGREE
OF SIS North Fourth Street.
Here arc three OF Mrs. NauGhn's re-
ceipts
Chocolate Cake - Onc-;hrd cupful
Frisco. cupful !ncly granulatcd sugar
2 eggs l square OF melted chocolate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-09
DISCUSSES FOOD IN
RELATION TO MORAL
Mrs. Vaughn Speaks to Large Audi
zee Mt Better Food-Bcttcr
Homes School.
DEMONSTRATES HER METHODS
Prepares Chicken Croquettes, Vege-
tables, Chocolate Cake, and Other
Dishes, Which Arc Given to Mem
bers of Her Cooking Glasses.

Pure Food in Relation to Health ard
, Morals" was the subject Of the talk
given by Mrs. Kate Il. Vaughn ycstcr-
| day afternoon at the Masonic Temple.
! being her third lecture in a series on
| Better Foods and Better Homes" un-
der the auspices OF The Times Dis
patch. The audiences continue large.
and grow ever more enthusiastic. Tho
lecturer said yesterday that she be-
(. licvcd the proper kind OF feeding had
u great deal more to do with child's
moral and intellectual life than the
average woman ever imagined.
when YOU arc raising hens or pigs"
she said YOU pay tho closest attention
TO the food values of what you arc
giving them, that no energy may be
develop them in some particular way.
But the average woman prepares for
her family whatever Is most convc-
nient and easy. giving them brain food
when what they need, perhaps, IL
muscle food and vice versa
After the lecture yesterday. which
was shorter then the day before. Mrs.
Vaughn prepared delicious chicken
croauctteS. vegetable macedonia, maca-
roni salad boiled dressing. Sally I.unn.
chocolate cake, caramel icing and
sailed almonds which were aftcrwa rds
passed around the audience and eaten
with Il great deal OF relish from little
paper plates. which are given to each
woman as she enters.
INTERESTING EXPERIENCE IN
MAKING HOME WORK
Several months ago the lecturer was
holding one of her home economies
courses in one Of the large cities on
the Pacific Coast. On the last day a
crowd of women came 10 tell her good
by and TO thank her for the splendid
help she had given. Waiting until the
last was pretty. young girl. who said:
Mrs Vaughn, / want to tell YOU
some of the things you have done for
me. l was married four years ago.
! Coming right out OF school. ! fell in
love with "a young man whose father
and mother were wealthy. We moved
to little lumber town. and Ncds
father allowed us salary OF s4O0 4
month, which. of course. was entirly
, too large. but he thought we would buy
a home out of il. We got along fine
/ for little while. ! went from shop
| TO shop and bought all the fine furni-
/ turc | could find. Az first Ned liked
/ everything ] bought. but finally he be.
[ gan 20 complain that the house was
/ too crowded. and said there would be
! nothing TO buy when we were older
! Then / began to bay clothes. and tho
! first thing l knew we were exceeding
! our SiGo month. When Ned's father
| found this out, he cut his salary dowr
to $50. and ] was mad. l got tired OF
the whole business. and went 10 Gee
lawyer about getting Il divorce. II,
told me how foolish | was, and that. o.
course. l could not get one.
Now YOU have shown me In YOU
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

SAINTS Fe Jan 10. The Mutual
Building and Loan association Of San
60 Zee held ita annual meeting tonight
and elected the following officers.
President q j Teare. vice presi-
don't r. = sturgoa secretary K J..
Criehton treasurer j b. Schumann.
attorney Judge John H. Merle; APP
praIscfs a ReIngardt j. - Hay
ward John IS Stauffcr, Francisco
Deleado a. y. Compton; auditors,
AIRS s. r. lnke A. :. whittier. Pc
Ter A. A. tiuau directors. o. L.
Woud, Mrs EVELYN Castle. Henry
Woodruff g. H. Wells. N. E De
bord, A j Teare. r. r. sturpcs, ]. q.
schumann aud r. j Crchtan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED
~ RUSSIANS At PItzTMNsI

Berlin. Jan. 10 tby wireless Go Shy
vile. l. I)--included In the news
items given out today BY the official
press bureau were the following
Special correspondents With the
Austrian ermy headquarters mention
the terrible losses sustained by the
Russians around the Austrian fortress
Of Przemysl These losses were in
flieted partly IN repeated sorties OF
the garrison and partly during the
siorming tactics adopted by the Rus
slams upon the fortress. The total
number OF Russians killed IN the sec
ond siege Of przemyl is estimated to
number far above 10000. OF late the
activity Of the Russians has subsidized,
some Of the troops having been with
drawn 70 fight elsewhere
A Turkish bulletin issued January
10 says ottoman troops took several
positions from the Russians on the
main front and that the Turks are
continuing their pursuit in A2erbai-
jan.
Two hattaliona Of British troops,
the bulletin also says, tried 60 sur
prise the Arab auxillaries Of Turkey
near karna, on The lower Tigrls, but
they fell into on nmbusoade nnd lost
i50 men Killed or wounded. The Brit
ish retreated after two hours fighting
with the Arabs ia pursuit
Unofficial Consiantinople dispatch
os report the landing of British
force from the cruiser Boris, january
3, on the Syrinh coast AZ Sariseki.
The coast guard, however compelled
the British to re-umhark with The loss
of their ammunition. The dispatches
also state that the Turks brought
down droacroplane from the
British crulaer Minerva, near Akahah
ia Arabia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
CLEANCOAL
IS OUR
SPECIALITY
AZTEC FUEL
COMPANY
Phone PSI

thcve are dc4,rol ami the fair ANA
c1ultnh!r distribution of fbe turs,,
Of their anplicatlan fo Che re.our.,.
III tbc State from Vbrrs ,hey sr, 81
tanned.
Taxation measures flo cor,.,..
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14

General manager Of the INTERIOR
oush Rapid Transit railroad which
controls New YGfk's UNDERGROUND
railway system and who asserts that
the problem Of safeguarding the ira
yelling public is constantly in the
minds Of tho officials of the corpora
ton Ia speaking of the recent acct
don't la me subway in Which more
than GOO passengers were Wnoeaied
md the lives of 1000 imperilad. He'd
ley and Mr. shanis admit no ppssl-
hility of similar accident occurring
~ any time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-14
B0RAH LAMBASTS
PRESIDENT FOR SPEECH
MADE AT INDIANAPOLIS

Continued from Page OneD
s~-~-e-o-~-~-~~-~~Ye-~-0~~ ~oe-e-~-~~0-~Ns~-~-eS
Get to be president" Senator Borah
replied
"lf were president ] would say
t. HE Mosican people. We want yon
to settle Yogr own Internal affairs
aud we will never Interfere for the
purpose Of acquiring territory Sec
ondly. / would say TO them. you viii
respect American lives and property
or the United States win see TO ID that
lhey are protected "
Vera Cruz Customs Money.
Senator Cummins in presenting q
resolution for Information as 20 the
projected disposition Of Vera Cruz
customs, denied the right Of the
president 'to my 90 what govern
mcut to what bondholders or obli-
cation holders, money collected by
the military forces Of the United
States should 20"
senator Stone wanted the Cum
Minis resolution referred to the for
eigu relations committee aud In the
debate that followed, Senator Cum
minis attacked the presidents allcg-
ed efforts 20 control legislation. dee
elarlng that "it would be great
service 10 the people of the country
II the chief executive could be con-
fined to his powers
Senator Williams declared that the
president would be reelected "be-
cause the American people have
found him not only able Ia take the
place al men about whom they We're
qnrreling bat good enough to stand
In his own stead"