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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
Oatmeal Bread.

One cup of oatmeal (rolled oats) two cups of boiling water over it, one half cup of molasses, little salt, one tablespoonful of shortening, one-half yeast cake, four and one-half cups of bread flour, mix and let stand over night, in the morning put dough in pans and bake in moderate oven. The oatmeal bread will be very good for the children. It is wholesome and fattening.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

l could not stand it any longer. It was all in my lower organs. At times I
 could hardly walk,
 forn I stepped on a little stone l would almost faint. One day I did faint and m y husband W a 8 sent for and the doc
 tor came. l was ta- Lop <o tho b<.crsfol
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
FERDINAND FOTCH
 ESTATE IS $9, 000

The will of Ferdinand Fotch, late piano dealer and music teacher of S44 Noble avenue, was admitted to pro- bate yesterday by Judge Paul l.. Mill CT. The estate Is approximately $9,- 900.
 Three huhdred dollars is left out right to Lydia .a daughter. and the rest Is to be divided between Fred J., Minnie Meyer, Charles and Lydia Fotch and Hattie Kimmeolan, all children of the deceased. Frederick Fotch, Jr.. is named executor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
SHE'S WORTHY OF THE
 / QUESTION TO BE POPPED

I. writes: "I am girl of twenty you would call passably nice looking, not hornely. Could surely love true (the knot being tied) a good honest work
 gman- Appreciate what is done for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

The question is asked what has be. come of the man who used to get ou' about this time of year and plant trees along the public streets? Well he is dead, bu this son is willing tc cooperate by offering advice to any, one who will do it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
Peanut Nugat,

Two cups Of granulated. three-quar- ters cup of finely chopped peanuts, warmed in the oven and seasoned with one-quarter teaspoon of salt. Place sugar in frying pan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
Cookies.

Two cups of sugar. two eggs, two- thirds of a cup of sour milk, one cup of butter, one teaspoonful of soda, fla vor with nutmeg; add flour enough to roll out, and bake in quick oven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
Brown Sugar Drop Cakes.

One and one-half cups brown sugar, one-half cup butter, one egg, one half cup water, one small, level tea spoon soda, one teaspoon vanilla, three cups flour, or enough to drop. Drop by teaspoonfuls on buttered tins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
 ( CORNER FOR COOKS )
 
Corn Soup.

Cut corn off the ears and boil in just enough water to cover it; when done, add one quart of milk or cream, tablespoonful of butter rolled in lit tie flour, a small bunch of herbs, and pepper and salt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Charles w. Westbury was elected president of the American Association Nof Travelling Passenger Agents at Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

One chicken, salt and pepper, one tablespoon flour, yolk of hard boiled egg ,one-half tablespoon parsley, one quarter pound salt pork.
 t Prepare the chicken as for fricas- see; put the giblets in cold water and stew until nearly done; add the chick en-; season with pepper and salt and simmer for 20 minutes. Remove with a skinner and make "a gravy of the broth by adding the flour, egg yolk and parsley. Line the side of deep baking pan with pie crust; place in- verted cup in the center; put in the chicken in layers covered with strips of salt pork and moisten with the gra- w. Pour on the remainder of the gravy; cover with pie crust, making the edges as firm as possible and cut ting a few slashes. Bake slowly for nearly an hour.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

The Luxemberg Cabinet is reported about to resign, as a result of an un- favorable measure passed by the leg isleture.N
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Whenever the lines of dresses change decidedly, the influence of the change is noted in lingerie. A dainty combination is shown here ex- plotting the new circular petticoat. The corset cover may be cut with round or square outline and the skirt Is three-piece design. The combina- ton may be made of nainsook, batis-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Fire destroyed the packing plant ot Morris & Co.,, at Omaha, Neb., at loss of $75.000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
Peach FritterS.

One and one-half cup of flour, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, good pinch of salt, one egg, two-thirds cup of milk, five peaches. Pare, core and cut peaches in small pieces, and stir into the batter, after letting it stand a little while to get light. Drop by spoonfuls into hot fat and fry a deli cate brown. Serve with sifted pow dered sugar or wine sauce.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Purple and black velvet hats have been rivaled by these two, one faded rose brimmed tricorn with a felt crown and silvery rose trimming, the other a dropping trimmed sailor with crown in tiers. The color of this one is kings blue, with two cut steel cres- cents holding ribbon fancies.
 Orders for 35,000,0 1000 yards of khaki cloth have been placed in England by the Russian government.
 H. H. Morgan, United States Con- sul-General at Hamurg. was caller at the state department.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04
FOUR WEEKS
 IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Brown Finally Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio. o.-"For years suf- fered SO sometimes it seemed as though
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Four persons were injured in head-on collision between two auto mobiles at Yonkers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-04

Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
News Of Fifty Years Ago


81 Several Ronmond citizens of large means have
Industry ,i for liichm%nL They propose raise
n Sssa "G SSp steel EN-
FOR s'oc auSscrprom opsm. rayhap na
if{EionG Benjamin FarmEh9l late Of the
Army WAS at NV Kent ce"r'hoSe faw days
If He Ts sai he Ti by + c. WsGm
asked the colonel for his tax list The colonel
% %nH I had given in his list there and besides, he
HS ID oya Tso Hs1sgssH a Ms
lt ,I he , ,; did not leave him. he would
ms md Colonel I.nrnsholt rr""esded f 7" give
"n and olond 'I nrinEo is'M Mas made
nnd r. hr9m aii to iclmond Yesterday he an
denGs was heard, a!;ener,l Terry uncomii,ionaiiv
SON who is from near Wilinmsburg, joined The
the Ferrai army IN lsGI d%ssr'Sd ana @nG%d
erai army and ion"d the Confe,ieracy AGAIN in
closed llGssG aeain Gessried the Go"fSderacy ana re-
Wilson ' !. the "nv S,n na MTm% is hsiit%ed
""miGrnhls record and that m dc without being
Gpyernor niernomt of virginia. had Lengthy
hnvn Been M't ceh n Ma c sra he
p6Tc Inc no neWsnnp"r rcnorters have not been
%o E' Msh %a aenaen be-
cor ns nG Ss oso ,a. W EsHn agn II susse
h hss' Sssn q.''T n Is 1olhe
nar.mGnt md main or W wo'na" vh@ could '
office. MIR BiacKweli took the rece6tly modine
MANY members or both houses of Congress
OBJECT 20 the approximation for tho expenses OF
an, exhibit at the Paris Exposition until Ma
poicoh removes the French flag and the French
troops from Mexico ana ceases take part in
the effort to establish monarchy there Other
inenocrS contend that il is matter Of good
do with it
it T gs.sgG jhs nu:s scs sg,s 2 a1 hin
n"thlnG IN this act shall he construed to nu-
ln"f12" or permit the appointment 10 any oosi-
unh IN the United states Army Of amy :,ersor
w ~" mas served in any capacity in the civil
mlifaIN or naval service of The SPECIALIZED"
SS.o'iedciate states. or of either the Sou,hcr
states bui such appointmentS If any have or
'hiE ne made" shall he held Illegal and void
- mere We're five deaths from cholera in New
ork NeSi erday. three Of them being ~ otInr?n-
proper. - '' az NV '''E
The radicals in Congress- SO IL is reported
nave aEreed TO delay Adjournment, until Gov
GFMor Brownlow can convene the T'emnessec
i-ssiSiItturc in order to pass the constitutional
amendment. They are anxious to admit one
..,i nua'cEn state before the fall elections take
mace. 50 as 10 claim that the work or recon-
Struction has been begun under their plan.
There is no cholera in Baltimore and all ~
~ N GINGitf!nent has subsidized. The only case
cam" from New York with the diseas" on him
ana died soon after his arrival " 800
,ow@ @tq has n gone DOM in New York to 4e. the
me recent European war excitement -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
Health Talks, by DR.. Vim. Brady
The Itickety Baby.

tickets Is constitutional defect, in the utl-
II is not due the absence of lime in the fnod
but 10 some inherent inability or failure of the
system TO utilize the lime. The bones muscles
nervous system, bood--in fact, the entire body
suffers from impoverishment faulty nutri.
ton; but the deformites OF structure are most
noticeable, and hence ricketts, is looked upon by
the layman bone disease"
The first symptoms usually appear at the sixth
His head sweats TOO much. He is pale. He has
much collie, gas indigestion. tendency toward
perhaps, his forehead seems prominent and
square, the fontanees soft spots do not
thicker than usual. maybe the baby looks
chicken breasted Chat is. the chest thick
from front to back. but too narrow from side
side). and there may be little chickering's the
ribs II few inches from the breastbone. Ade-
noids frequent colds and Group usual In
rickety babies Bowlegs, knock knees curva-
turc of the spine and other deformities appear
after the child is few years old. The teeth
are late in erupting. The muscles weak,
hence The child is slow walk
The chief cause of ricketts, is condensed milk,
matted milk and similar cheating. We mean
that such things cheat the baby if they used
hahituaily as substitute for real food.
me , rnonhin win al these substitutes for
stcrlized dead, unna tural. Moreover. most OF
them contain tar 100, TOO much sugar In one form or
babies. yes. And fabhy. anaemic. backward
rickoty babies No human hand or brain will
pure. unchanged. fresh cows milk In feeding
babies that cannot be properly raised on the
breast.
The cure for ricketts, must be applied before
the disease has produced irremediable changes
In structure, that is, the cure Is prevention. And
The prevention is, feed fresh live food, not
canned. lfelcss substitutes matter how
"digestble" or "prediGested" how we'll they
"aSrce'--these considera lions do not determine
the suitability Of the babyS food.
OF course, many OF the baby cheats are now
supposed TO he fed mixed with various amounts
OF fresh milk But why mix any dead stun
with tho milk? What mother can't make barley
water or oatmeal water. IL "a cereal addition is
desired?
Open air-nve ar--and fresh, pure, clean
cows milk-live milk-are tho two remedies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
a Good Appointment

- take If the report that he is To name
2Attdrney-G General Gregory to the place on the
SSupteme Bench made vacant by the resignu-
ton, of Justice Hughes correctly states his
intention The Attorney General has proved
his worth and his possession of distinguished
legal abilities in the difficult litigation lie has
been called on TO conduct That he will
more than fill the place just vacated there
cannot be the slightest doubt, for Mr..
Hughes, whatever his other attainments
gained no very bright luster as justice of
the Supreme Court. That there never was
any reason why President Wilson should go
out of his way to name William II. Taft or
any other Republican, and thus add to the
Republican preponderance among the mem
bers Of the court, goes without saying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
The Voice Of the People
Critici1es Democratic Platform.

70 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
IT. IA your issue OF the l7th instant Won
iihii1k The Republicans made a grave miist:.k q
-, ,hi r.'n,nG OUT the usual pension plank from
titlr atiorn If this is the only error we
must admit il is pretty good. There are many
~ ne readers Of your valuable paper who
would be pelaSed if you'll take rhe Democratic
Pea et0rmS OF 1917 and 1916 and give us good
edSoiS Tor SO many omissions the 1916 ,in, :
FORM me plank on single term in 1919 vas
20 my MIND good. II would have been still bct :
se Ter were ne term heightened 10 six years 7
ip,Iorndi INC Underwood tariff is unrescrvtdly
tmICiS'a. Does this tarin furnish sutticic nj
iunas Tor government expenses? IT so where
- ~ Eoite! Where is the cheap sugar for ot,r
nr s,a fast tables Where Will our Citizens Who
W." GGii, 5 IN the sugar industry fetch un?
~ IL! "u not the reduction of tariff on ee rs
lower the price to consumersp " 'e 80
Wakcrton. Va. June % - VAIN Elk Ilt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Call.

Ambushed? OF course: IT'S their habit
To Turk i'll the shadows to slay
Truce flag? These cutthroats would stab it,
If they thought they'd profit that way
They fight like the savage OF old time:
Iheir words as the breath of tho sea,
Ana men who were reared in bold cline
Must learn TO expect treachery.
They've rarished and murdered. and looted
IheSre swept like II plague their own land
they reek with old vices, deeprootcd
with passions they cannot withstand
Ana now we must spend to suppress them
These mock'ries of men we detest--
And from their own sins disposseSs them,
The blood of our bravest and best,
y duty We never have sought for
Is thrust. like sword. in our hand
The right TINT we ever have fought for.
lhat evil and wrong can't withstand.
Is calling the boys of the nation,
Stout hearts to its service to lend
FROM them comes the proud reclamation:
we'll see this clear through to the end"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
No matter what happens, Indiana will fur
nish the Vice President.
For an Army on Whcels

! a gcoRDlNG to dispatches from the border,
4 light automobiles are 10 be used III large
numbers 10 transport troops into Mexico
Cars OF this type to be Communicated
wherever they are found and many hundreds
of them. privately owned, already have been
listed by the Quartermaster's Department, and
will be available NJ moments notice
Galliens army, packed aboard Paris taXis
and motor buses saved the allies at the
Marine. Ii Will be interesting 10 observe
Funston's forces moving across the deserts OF
Northern Mexico III the American equivalents
of these Partisan vehicles
The development of motor transportation
is one OF the outstanding features OF Europe's
great war. II the supposedly omnscient
German staff had thought about this sut-
ticiehlly. Paris might have fallen, Tor the
German forces, instead OF being marched on
loot across Belgium, would have moved on
wheels in one-tenth OF the time. Our stan.
obviously, al least is able 10 profit by example
If a man draws more pay rs soldier than
rs clerk, does he owe refund TO the en-
pioyer who holds his job open for him?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
Chats With Virginia Editors

Tho Norfolk Ledger Dispatch comes 10 the
front with an interesting question. as follows
ar fiishcs wrote the decision in the Virginia
west Virginia debt Will he carry Vir-
gina or lose West NirSina?'
me sarcastic and cver-hunEry editor of the
italriScnhurg Independent observes: THE Fed
GRAFTON Of Womans Clubs has concluded a his
toric meeting, but no Improvement in the qua ity
OF bread, pie or hash has been observed as a
result" " =
49, on course, the Bristol Herald Co .rier
cMf hughes expected his resignation from the
SupTenc Court 10 be accepted but he proba bly,
ih,mMs the lrcsdsn, needn't have been so
quick man, don't You know
ot h nj Stannt"n News correctly masnes that
~ an aSHhhiuattS who have ever been nominate ed
Tor ON. the Ennisman named the recent
Progressive National Convention for the office
or N ice, PRESIDENT is worrying least over his
The fannuicr Democrat builds the true gen
ttG after this model "a man that's clean
INSIDE, ana out; who neither looks up to the
riEh nor down on the poor: who lose without
eHuoaiihE, VINO can win without Dragging:
s $; to women children and old people; who
Is 100 prnVe TO lie, too generous TO cheat and
too sen sensible to loaf VINO takes his share of the
word goods ana lets other people have theirs
that Is the Ideal conception of true gentle
man. Ana If found earth is not his abiding
place; heaven la his home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
All Richmond Should Helm


QCT two days remain in which TO complcte
- the S25O.000 fund required for the up-
building or Memorial Hospital TO its proper
stature OF dignity and usefulness large
sum still must be Used or failure con
fessed, and that Richmond should he willing
10 make such confession is unbelievable
III IL much more than a matter OF civic
pride, although civic pride is involved The
CITY nce"s greater Memorial Hospital The
paVillons FOR negro patients and for the
treatment OF contagious diseases are vital
necessities and the nurses home is demanded
by conditions scarce less exigent All of
these would be robbed OF large share Of
their usefulness unless the moderate endow-
ment fund that is being asked for is supplied
win It's great medical college and a great
hospital Richmond may, and will become
the medical and surgical center OF the South
II Will profit materially and largely through
me visits OF patients and their relatives and
friends rom other cities 1t will gain nres-
'lSe III scientific and humanitarian circles
More than all. however, il will minister with
Justice. tenderness and skill 10 the wants of
us own people, preventing suffering and
saving life.
Every man and woman in Richmond should
esteem II Il privilege as well as an oblira
ton to give 10 this fund, 70 give as literally
as means permit and 10 give now, before Il
Is too late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
Outward hound.

/ leave behind me the elm Swallowed
square
And carven portals Of the silent straet.
And wander on with l!stless, vagrant
Through seaward-leading alleys. tin
the air
the care
slips from my heart, and life once more
is sweet
~ tn lanes ending lie the white
winged hret
O restless Fancy. whittier wouldst thou
fare?
Here are brave ninions that shall tako
thee far
Gaunt bulks Of Norway; ships Of red
Ccylon,
Slm-masted lovers Of the blue Azores.
It's but an Instant hence TO Zanzibar
Or 10 the regions Of he Midnight Sun:
Tonian isles arc thine. ana all the fairy
shores
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

Is 'hcrc amy reliable cure tor catarrh. some
thing To drive il entirely out OF the system when
chronic not local treatment!
Answcr-Friend. you've been reading the
almanac again. "Catarrh is Just !; name not
a condition.. and ther" is remedy which will
drive II out OF your system, because you can't
have II in your system. II you have some nose
or throat trouble you had better seek advice
from your doctor. who will :S;! out what ia the
matter. catarph is word designed to help
in the marketing of ignorance. Indifference and
alleged blood purifiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

shame this land feels for him is far moro
intense. There is larger shame that all
true Americans must feel that their country
mas nourished such ingrates and potential
traitors 1t would be interesting to know in
1"st what light and with just what gratitude
Justice Hughes receives tho plaudits of this
advocate OF his election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

Please tell me If am entitled to pension as
being follows. etc. MRS y - p
Much the most satisfactory thing would be
Tor you TO write the First Auditor. Library
,'ui!ding. Richmond. Va, and ask that pamph-
ict covering the matter be sent you. There is
of course, charge for it, and you may see
the whole matter at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
He Wanted Ia be sure.

According to travelling who stopped off
IN ftichmond the other day. the mother lin la w
OF friend of his left their home city on am
extended trip through the country. She had
been gone some weeks when the son lin law
received a telegram from undertaken in a
distant town, reading $ follows:
Mrs. Blank died here this afternoon Shall
l embalm, incnerate hury?1
The aHectionate and thoughtful relative did
not delay his reply but wired at once:
'Emhalm. incnerate AND bury Take no
chances with the old lady"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
To-Duy's Rest IInnd-p,.hea Ink .

The late Bishop Hare" said Sioux Falls
physician used Very reasonably. to impute
skepticism to misunderstanding
He once told about a Ihiladelnhia busi
ness man of skeptcal tendencies who said 70
him:
My dear DR.. Hare. do not refuse to beIieve
In the story Of the ark. / can accent the srk,s
enormous size. IT'S odd shape and the vast nm,
bhr of animals it contained bu, when 7 an,
asked. my dear doctor, 10 believe thu, ,ha
children of Israel carried this unwieldy Thing
Tor forty years IN the wi!dcrness-well. there
I'm bound TO say my faith breaks down -, RI
Living Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

The eternal uniitness of things was in evil
dence the other day when w. r. Howard the
colorcd proprietor OF the Church of God
grocery store was hailed before Justice John
for selling coal wood and groceries on
Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

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4 'c''''onS 10 lmm'Eranis, but
"tior' me revolutionary period
."Nr" were onlN 5h."'H or 10000
'"iEhcis "a the whole country--a
hummer Htle'IH insignificant compared
~ E''"' sl|" an! large population.
''tIeih consists perhaps The real weak
" M'Nl'"' !"f AZ IN" progressive
80 50 .tS"'H' i'pUhI!cS OF nc Ameri-
~" uhuh'f' nave drawn continually
70" ~ "p" Tor NJ" MOOD.
re" Wen own Nil the I.nnd.
IHe 'hrk ~ inmi grafton was due 10
gag IN" !th" situation and the
-. u' INDUSTRY. The land question.
- - 'hh on" over which all
tu'S' "S'"hsihiY' at least. are
- mere else on earth
~ >" -" men "n!d 50 much land as
ne Hol" country was IN
~. !h"t"o owners
"'".. %" heN IN eSlhle 81 2",Goo,h0
'he S'Ie 81 ENGLAND And
,;,,, IN, 'Itf' was no posi-
49,, '..''.t, I-'''''E ~" ch"ncr Tor
rr, 49,, w. I'LL" It farm ~
M Dr.,,,, -" Ih.a' an" NE"ih that
thcra H. , E"Ss NE"
49, .o,,o. 'a"" mere
49, 5.sjr.t "I en-, rant n0i 9uit"
lankt,. a. no" WI" -
ch,,,rc in u.,, -" ""
,ua,.,,f,,,rrag =, ~ ."
ricvltur;l wort, 80 ,io,. ~
Dor i'm condition ~ srrlIgcrfdou
M'A'S" 'r-HaN faces the world
"ill one q! inc most homogeneous
POPULATIONS on record so far a. foreign
dement's ar" concerned. The greh,
"uI" "i 'hat population consirts OF the
RI 'N7S me- 'i"p ana tn" pure In
"t''", WI" ''d!lE ming" TO form on"
.'aSs' a. 9IP"SrG 70 IN" Spanish arts
i 'nit ''aSs Is IN Hverwhe!irT-
'rHu"ut'"".r ~ p"ini OF num-
~ - O'"'S '!c ica! Mexican peo-
no > 90 IN" OF humanity mas GER
-" vel! 'HthAed characteristics COM
- =" - '"iyuFhp.t inc country, III
%. ~ i"'i"E7heous char
'."'"'"h Us AZ very low
IN "hhE places non
b". Nam ,,E - w iu1e' ant TINS
''''"'e'Hr'l "SErh'"'ea oS IN"
i 'ShE o"t4'"'hs Inc typ!-
~" ~ ,,''aS -'rN!cah Is !azy and
~ '"Si''' "u' C'P''"!c OF i"hS ana
ga. S''"' iiD"' j! forced 70 Il
"H"'i authority even
t ,"lh|' ~ Is greatly abused,
vi - 'u" savage "hen ne
't''' nc "p'!oS' re mas
-" ''Ldr''! Tor rear reason
a,'.l,,s;s .r'S 'oi, iuS!GhS without
-, 80 w ''iS !S'o'N? ne mas In
"a1, INC 4.taetef!siics OF COMPARE
p.,'''I''Nc ,t' SON ana must be
v '''' "''o'"'"E1y'
People Are IniiummnbIe.
one Of his most Significant ouali,ts
In the present state Of affairs is me
extent 20 which he can be sycayed ~,
feeling. Mexico Is :. nar.dis. for m.
demagoGuc. There is positive anna
tito for eloquence, for tn. swing of
bombastic periods for The nrocessior
y Ii. l..