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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
FAMILY MIXUP IS THE THEME
OF The NEWEST TEAL SHOW

Merry Mary as q title does not
give much of an iuklnE OF what the
new Teal show is about. Too Many
Husbands or something OF that sort
would probably describe 10 better. for
the story rev0lves around woman.
who, thinking her husband is lost ar
sea. takes another, an undertaken. and
is about TO have good time on the
first husband insurance money. The
first husband iucouyeuieutly turns NJ.
however. and DO develops that he. too.
has taken wife, q duSky princess OF
a FIJI island so Too Many Wives
might also be am appropriate name
for the piece. N0r surftlred with Wit
or hum0r the piece gets over more
because Of its musical numbers than
ON account OF its Own merit. although
there are some laughs I'm the lines,
and Art Phillips has furnished some
striking scenery. Fritz Fields. as the
undertaken. Is not up 10 the standard
he sets iu young men parts and is in
cliued 20 horse play I'm a role such
as he has lu the present bill But DE
made 'en laugh" which. after all.
is the test There are some splendid
song numbers IN the hll including
Miss Madeline Lees "Eackity Coo. %
with a chorus accompaniment OF male
voices from behind the scenes Miss
Hazel Lakes Every Jazziu'
IT, and the tahIeau song by Roy
kIusIoW. The duet OF OrvilIe Harris
and Miss Lee was also good The
chorus exhibited a lot OF new cos
tunes and some new steps, too. and,
as usual. does as much as anything
TO make the show success
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
HEROIC FRANCE
WIGMAN TODAY
This Picture Said To Be
Best and Most Complete
Of ALI War Films.

Heroic France" said 20 be the best
and most complete OF all war pictures
viii be shown at the Wigwam TO-DAY.
tomorrow and Wednesday. u is
claimed by the Mutual Film corpora
ticu which is handling it for the
American Relief Clearing House Of
Paris. that IT contains practically
everything in air and land fighting
Ly the French There are views OF
various kinds Of attacks at close
range that have never before been
presented TO the public in moving pic
lures Chief among these are the
much talked of curtain of fire and
the storminE OF a trench. Ii is said
that this scene shows actual fighting
On the trenches The man who was
handling the camera at this time was
killed
As relief from the scenes of actual
warfare are views OF great interest
Among the things that are shown u
the film are Italians landing at
SalonilSi. Russians on the French
front; Russian mass Swiss soldiers
guarding the F'rauco-Swiss frontier,
American field ambulance corps at
the battle OF Eerduu. carrying
wounded on horses i'm the NosEes
mountains the British grenadiers
who saved the day at Npres; first aid
ON the second line trenches; a funeral
at the front; gas mask drill. pan
Drama Of artillery fire in actual
hattie. British in the Balkans; view
OF Paris at height Of two miles,
muuitiOn trains. modern artillery i'm
action aeroplanes in action, British
artillery at Somme. a battle ana when
the firing ceased; the attack on
Somme; the battle of Daumont, the
famous curtain Of fire; capturing
first line trenches. etc
AS the American troops already in
France are soon to go into battle.
the mode Of warfare is OF the greatest
interest There are eight reels of
these wonderful pictures and they
VIII require upwards of two hours 20
show Those who can are requested
20 come 90 the early matinee shows
or the last night oue--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
DAMAGES
PHOENIX HOUSES
High Wind Unroofs Houses
and Flood Waters Fill
Cellars Of the City.

ThoeniN. Ariz.. July S5.-Thc
heaviest storm of the season las done
damage 10 Phocu.N aud the valley
The wind reached a velocity OF 45
miles an hour while lsS inches Of
rain fen within "a couple of hours
The streets We're flooded these We're
unable TO carry off the flow. and
many business houses had flooded
cellars and much damage Awnings
were blown down and damage of
and Glendale were blown down or
the smashing OF plate glass WINDOW s.
More than 1000 phones b ere put out
of order by fallen poles or lEniuiu r.
while hundreds of trees blocked the
roads. Damage was done az the
capitol by the driving rain
Many Buildings Damaged
& number of light structures anu
warehouses I'm PhoeuiN. Pima Mesa
and Glaujala We're blown down OF
uu-0ofed and automobiles were dam
azed by the score. In the SOI-u7y este
eru part of the city Harry CraudalI
was painfully injured by lightning
that struck his home and another
Irrigation system Wrecked.
Possibly the largest report of in-
dividual damage is IN the washing
away OF part OF the machinery OF
the T.. T.. Davis irrigation system.
above Nariuerte. where the Aqua
Fria river rose suddenly To- flood
height. The pumping plant Is needed
for the watering OF large acreage
of cotton
The Verde river also rose i1 g.
quick freshet that filled the bel OF
salt river below this city. some
damage was done 10 tile canals OF
the main irrigation system, WAicL
have had TO DE drained for repairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
Il KILLED BY
FOREST FLAMES
Many Others Are Missing
in Fire Which Sweeps
Canadian Woods.

Faruie, 3. C., July 50.-Eleven men
are known TO be dead as a result OF
the fire which swept The Spruce river
valley. Is miles northeast Of here,
saturday afternoon. Twenty-siT 9th
ers are unaccouuted Tor Il is known
So men were trapped by the flames.
but go o. these are accounted for. The
various directions in which the fus.-
t5ves sought TO escape destruction has
made it difficult 10 check up the
survivors
Nick lIuscoyitch. who displayed uu-
usual bravery following the fire. died
yesterday. Nuscovitch, a Russian,
was found alive hy rescue parties,
sighrless and badly burned After be-
5ug given first aid he urged rescuers
10 leave him and help men whom he
knew To be beyond him Many others
found b. the rescuers are temporar5lt
deueut-l
Tie fire had been burning since
"Wednesday. when heavy rains Satur-
day night checked IL. Millions OF
feet of logs q logging railroad, camp
buildings, horses and supplies were
destroyed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
ALLEGED GERMAN EMPLOYE
IS CAUGHT AT SPOKANE

Spokane. Wash. July S0-Carl G.
and q woman. are held in the city jail
here under the espionage act They
were arrested last night a few hours
after their arrival from Butte. where
they had been for a week. according
ties
Grossman is booked at the police
station as am alien enemy. The names
of his companions are withheld uy
the police GrOssuan. said TO be n
former member OF the staff Of the
German legation fin Washington. ie
declared by the police 90 have been
ordered by president Wilson 20 leave
this country several weeks aco-
Important discriminating papers.
naming prominent Spokane residents
Of German birth are said 20 have been
found 5l Gr1ssuau's possession
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
APPEAL Is FILED IN CASE
OF WOMAN ONCE DISCHARGED

Phoeniz. A-iz. July o0-EspeciaIIy
Interesting 20 lawyers is an appeal
just filed IN the state supreme court
on behalf of Mrs. Ethel Butts. now
awaiting trial for the alleged murder
last spring Of her sisterinIaw. Mrs
Amanda Butts. The case was dis
charged on June is by judge stan
ford, on showing that county attOru-
ev Lauey had failed TO file an in
formation in the time limit prescribed
by law Then the defendant promptly
was rcarrestel, a proceeding claimed
10 have been IN violation OF her
rights though I'm all are five allega-
lions OF error Mrs. Butts lately was
removed from the county Jail TO the
Crittenden home. where she has be-
come the mother Of a baby boy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
ALHANRRA-FANNIE ND.

THE Crystal Gaze-.- LasEv pro-
lurtiu-. presents "a most ullsIla.
feature. ia that Fannie Ward plays
three separate and distinct char
acrers without confusing the aud
fence as 20 the identity of each. Miss
Ward plays the part Of the mother
and the two daughters s0leulldlE.
The story is Of mother who COM
mi-s suicide when her husband is
convicted for murder. Rose becomes
the adopted child of wealthy parents.
while Norma remains with q n-ighuo-
fin the teneueurs. A Eypuotist. try
ing TO extract money from Rose. tells
her OF her parentage. Of which she is
ignorant Rose. stricken with horror.
releases the man she loves from the
engagement. and goes away. After a
time. Rose returns 10 learn that the
man she loves is 10 marry another
this other is Norma. The man then
ma les an effort for reconciliation
with Rose The balance Of this story
viii hold your interest and prove un-
usaIly entertaining. II will be shown
today only at the Alhamora- Prices
are Joe. 15c and CSC The Alhaubra is
delightfully."- co0I--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
WOULD CHANGE
NAME Of Street
Overland Merchants Sug-
gest Change San JacintO
To Mesa Avenue.

r71-a5.7-.-.- -r- .7s--a +r-r.. .H.r has
N1--S-' -
Been express ed lately Icy merchants
ON Fast Overland and san THcfnro
..-- 49,
streets because ---- -a-l Oh -.''l'
avenue southwark from san Antonio
has never been -=rcn the name OF
- ..s-.
-lts'' "t--- t...- NAV 7--- Oh '-
90 bear. because lr is the Jog cal
course 10 follow. fnasmucn as the
--...--- ---.-- s-.. ,--+..,... I'd. r.,,-
l''l--- --'-- -'- $3.50
O. trifIu- jog They claim tfH- most
OF the LONE streets iu the CITY bear
+1,. ..--. -s,-. .--o--.-r,o--- their
length ana that there ls no reason
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
CAMPBELL PARDONS TWO AND
GIVES PAROLES TO 29 OTHERS

nine paroles and two pardons have
been granted by governor Campbell
20 co1Ticts in the state peuiteutiary.
The pardons went TO MAY Chism. con-
vIcted Of UanslauEhter i'm MAY. 1914
sentenced 10 q term of from one TO
three years, and 10 Albert Greer.
given a one 10 five year term for
burglary in August, 1872. Most OF
the paroles went 10 MeEicans who
had done good service in road con
structfOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
SAVE FRUIT FROM Spelling,
PRESIDENT URGES WOMEN

Was6ITCT0U- y Q july .I-"F.0-
ports from "A states showing an euor-
nous surplusage Of perishahle fruits
and vegetables threatened with loss,
prompted the issuance OF a statement
by secretary Houston today urging
the women OF the country 10 respond
Immediately TO president wilson's APP
peal TO save these products
Among the states particularly az
fected are Arizona Colorado Idaho.
Nebraska. Iowa, south Dakota and
Utah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30


from The south line % Franklin street
measured on said westerly line % said
e -7- ~ 80 ~. 49, --sels slia west
thence north =7srerlv across said alley 70 a
point u the aforeaatd easterlv line OF said
~ L-e5 solLnerlF rom che south
lil. or rrl1E KIN street measured along the
so e4-teE me or sara aNey- thence
$40 alle7 SD feet 90 the place Of BEGIN
SHALL BE CLOSED AND ABAN-
ltNt-L- and thereby enabling the said
voters la approve Or renu1i1te the action
nance closing said PARTS OF said streets
The polls shall be open and election held
IN tge several voting precincts as follows.
The questicn as 20 whether or not said
parts OF SAID streets and ALLEYS shall BE-
closed shall be submitted in accordance
De upon the closing o. said parts OF streets
ana i1 u-ovffi7r re ballot f1- Is--- &c.
the voters NAV vote YES or ..,1Oi' u15-
sa5l question % closing said parts OF s1iT
streets and alleys And voters desiring 70
vote 20 close and abandon said uarts OF
s-- s.l-e-7 a-g e--e17 ana 90 lnuroFe The
Council. shall have printed Or written uDor
their ballet substantially the following
'r1o1 the proposition 20 close those
parts uf streets and alleys rlllV described
-l an ordnance passed and approved Nav
.,.-.- A. p- ---ls sala parts or streets and
a..ets being part ot DURANGO street. part
a-- d..e7 running nor.ner.E and south
CIV t1rourr block IS % Nills's map %
-l.l'nE nortrerlv LlruuEl block -
e.. Ais nap o. the CITY q e Paso.
tpo9 the Proposition 70 close those
~ an or romance passed and approved Nav
z. tl. 4 !. 1915 said parts Of streets and
cL tlilut.u4 street part o. Main street
and che alley running n1rtherlv and sorl+r-
HHn
ne CITY o. p Paso. Texas. and part Of ire
e..eF running nor-1erly through block az
tAtS- go. each voter striking out from
cordiuE 20 his desire 70 vote on ssif 1roSS-
sltlon 60 close said parts o. SAID streets
said election bv the CITY Council oil TIE
S--5 ul Hi F4so- Texas the said Citv Coun- ,
% said streets and alleys TO Be a6provsf
- nos 4ppr lFel according 90 the result
approved hr a majority % the votes r9sr
tt s5-l election. shat che CITY Council shall
parts 90 said streets and ALLEYS Ia mn
L.tcr ana eltect- 1ur should the maforirv f,
prove che passing OF SAID oriin7rrss 49,
tH1 ln t1a5 event the CITY Council shall
..,-,--r SAID Ordinances Of no fo.ce AID
] hereby name ana appoint the officials
--,.....--.-- sl-ll--r- ABOVE 20 conduct tho
che places mentioned for hoIEs1r seif
illoa- ana t-e officers % saiI election
-gncl In this notice
.It IS hereby directed that this Notice 90
--.ecttun s.-.-.l De- published Tor fElrtv Ir1I
GAYS exc .l-I-c gf the date OF the uuhfica-
VIZ e-- -He lf-e Che election iz 90 be
I e o. iu an Official ugu-- o. El Plso. rera4
-n1 -lre CORY ~ tlis Notice % fhf5
...'" -na De published Tor az least
FUZZY tsiI days = the places where ms
sL.n1 '~ l' e Field. az the date 90 d.
FlNeu Tor Ho.oiu= thiz election Ia esrh
Or 'nc ureelrcrs afo-esaId
1..en under ny hand and official 4--I
4. ta. g. 'f % EI Has1 Texas rnf4 -rr
-ar % June. g. D. I9Il Gun
Aia2or o. the City or a. rss5. rtss.
I. r. DAWSON
C.-g Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
EMILIO CANTU HELD IN
JUAREZ ON Ell PASO CHARGE

Emilio Cautu. who was said 20 be
formerly connected with a moving
picture rheater i'm FL Paso. is iu jail
i'm JUarez- Fl Pas0 detectives Capt.
Tom Avaunt and IT, T. EuuE had dis
covered him iu that city, and told the
JuareZ authorities he was wanted
here. Several bad checks have been
cashed iu this city. amounting 20 $500.
Cauru was discovered as ne was
completing arrangements 20 ship his
automobile TO Chihuahua. Mex. on q
troop train leaving Iuarez SUNDAY
night. He viii be sent back 10 II
Paso this week 81 was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
AMERICAN ARMY BALLOON
LANDS ON FARM; BURNS

Terre Haufe- TU0- I1IT VT
United States army balloon carrying
eight officers and men from ST. Louis.
landed on farm five miles south OF
this CITY early today. Reports from
the farm said the men with the bal
loon were compelled 20 land because
of rents ia the baE- The bas was set
afire and destroyed after landing.
The remainder Of the equipment was
placed iu q farm wagon and started
for this city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
NO MORE FIRE INSURANCE
IN BISBEE For The PRESENT

Miami. Ariz-. July S0.-No more fire
insurance VIII be sold in this city
and local agents have been instructed
70 cancel all hazardous risks Pos
siblv the strike and the rather dis
organized local conditions have some
thing 90 do with the order. but the
reason given Is that there has been
too much iuCcudiary work Of late and
that the fire protection is far from
adequate. The city council has or
dcred a combination chemical wagon
and hose reel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
COBURN RANCH BOUGHT BY
GLOBE MEN FOR $500, 1000

Globe. Ariz- July cu--Tle big
Coburu cattle ranch. on and near the
san Carlos reservation. has been pur-
chased 10y W. j. Young and J- ~
Robinson. the latter cashier OF the
First National bank OF Globe. Both
already are owners OF the Bar
ranch I'm the same locality The
deal is said TO involve about 100000
The Coluru brothers. Robert and
William. lately bought q large cattle
ranch near Prescott. where ir is UNI
derstOol they viii transfer their
activities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
ARIZONA WOMAN DIES AS
RESULT OF SNAKE BITE

Yuma. Ariz. July S0.-Mrs. W. NJ
Mueller. wife Of a small SomertOE
rancher, has died in the Yuma hos
pital from the result of "A rattlesnal,e
bite on the arm Proper medical as
sistance was not sought till the
poison had done its work. Left are
a husband and six children from five
TO 10 years Of age
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
UNIeUE-U. $. BoI> N FRANCE

The new Patbe Weekly, which is
being shown at the Unique today
only. shows first pictures of the
monster demonstration by T. s
soldiers IN Paris, France. ON July T.
This IS only one Of many timely topics
in this interesting news weekly In
addition to the weekly. a new Pathe
comedy and new Christie comedy
VIII also be shown. making I'm all a
bin that viii please everybody
Tomorrow the Unique will show
the second Hoyr comedy-"A Brass
Ionke-." II is a scream.-ACv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
CHAMP CLARK, BANK CLERK.
WANTS TO LOCATE HERE

Champ Clark IS anxious TO come 20
II paso TO locate and has written
the chamber or commerce asking
what opportunities there are here for
bank clerks This is not Champ
Clark. the speaker OF the lower house
OF congress. but a bank clerk OF the
same name employed in a bank at
Fort Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Charged with being intoxicated and
trying to operate a motor truck.
Henry Newton. negro was fined $50
and cost by judge A. J- Hall Saturday
afternoon The defendant was taken
into custody by T.. w Ward. a prfvar.
citizen. who turned the man over to
the police
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
PLANS TO MAKE REVENUE
GREATER ARE CONSIDERED

Washington. T. c.. July 30.-11eth-
DDS Of Increasing revenues from the
war tax bill to at least S1.945. 900. 600
from its present total Of $3.50. go. 0G9
were considered today by the senate
finance committee
Chairman Simmons hoped to report
the revised bin 10 tie senate by Thurs
day or Friday Tentative plans call
for raising the additional amount
largely from higher taxes on incomes.
excess profits and possibly tobacco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Denver. Colo. July 3O-David Pfeif-
fer and Clyde kuthlue, Of Wheat
ridge. and solomon Kern, OF Denver,
were drowned iu Lake PettigreW.
near Wheatridge yesterday. when q
boat Kern was rowing was 0verturu I'd
by the other two attempting 20 climb
into IT, Coroner Woods. OF Golden.
who investigated the affair. said it
was an accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
OFFICERS RECOVER WAGON
LOAD OF GOODS; THIEVES RUN

4 horse and a wagon loaded with
merchandise, valued al $3.50, belong
ing TO O. $. Michael. 7u5 East Fourth
street, was recovered by the detective
department saturday within an hour
after ir had been stolen from in
front of lIi-haers home The wagon
was found fin an alley between Flor
euce and OChoa streets near Eighth.
il had been left standing in front
of small house into which the
goods consisting Of rugs. curtains.
cloth underwent EitcheuwaTe and
other household articles had been
carried. TIE thieves had left the
place by a rear door No description
II them could be obtained
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

7 ms me --1TW IIIIeI N ron
san Jacluto and Overland streets
saturday nisnt ar s. o'clock. caused
many people on the streets to crowd
eNcitedly around that corner All fire
companies answered the call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
Or. \. t. Moore. lo7 Martin Bldg
ID. Dead IL IIhrnr,.

Duray. Colo, July a"--H 81 Tenn
pie dropped dead here this afternoon
in the reading room of the public
library. He apparently was about o.
years Of age. Several hours previous
~ he had "a severe seizure. but ap-
parently had recovered He was wen
known iu mining circles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Hay fever. Catarrhal deafness sue
cessfully treated Drs. Mccarthy. 9s-
teopaths. 50o n. oregon. 4 new method
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Wanted to buy secondhand bicycles
Allen Arms and Cycle Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Rates at The Lod-s 40 Clogdcrof.
are $3.50 10 $500 per day. American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Brighten the home with sole Proof
Colorel Nlrnishes- Lander Lumber Co.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Baggage G cSaess f ss Lo6 B2Es en- e
Make no mistake. Telephone No. j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Soldiers Break Up Peace Meeting.
swansea, Wales, July 51--A peace
meeting of more than zoo delegates
from all parts OF Wales under the
auspices OF the soldiers and workers
council was broken up Yesterday be-
fore proceedings started The hall
was rushed and violent fights took
place. The attacking forces. which
included q number of discharged SOL
diers and sailors. succeeded fin taking
possession OF the hall and in holding
a patriotic meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Learn French. = % have cine books
IdeuI Book store. z05 S TED Psso ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
Try Mrs. CIark's Cafeterla. EOS Me.a.

Big ship l. Lost.
ST Johns y. r. IuIv So furious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30
NEWS BREVITIES n:
ULNI ND . ~ EHALs
srciEements-

storm saturday night made q hopeless
wreck OF the Norwegian American
line steamship kristiauiafjord. which
ran aground near Cape Race two
weeks ago. The vessel pounded
heavily in the sea raised ly the storm
and the crew numbering ESQ. was
forced 10 abandon her. as She was fast
going 10 pieces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

Dr. Anna Reum. Hotel Waldorf
Venice. Calf Home September 1s--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-30

unusual bargains Hundreds have ayaId themselves of the
% price concessions that all charges today and tuesday viii
be entered on August payable September first In all departments
find biggest the Tomorrow the last yPan
Below we mention briefly few of the many specials
The Wahpeton times., 1917-09-13
Loyalty Gay at Wahpe:on

Loyalty Day in Wa!lpcto!, was
observed III a fitting manner and
tn" connl1lr" ON arrangements are
10 hm commented for he excellent
program arranged for the day.
Thu paeadr in the morning was
especially good, in which the men
of the National Army, the Citizens
Reserve Corps, Co. and the wo-
man S organizations took part. A
number of beautiful floats lent the
finishing touch to the procession.
The floats We're fine, some of
Them representing different phases
OF war. Dictz 4 Murray had i.
float representing battle shi;,.
Leach & Gamble had one represent.
ing the steel tank used in warfare.
Frank Waugneux representing the
Red Cross. AS the parade was
concluded, the assembIagc went
to Island Park. Mr.. A. G. Diyet
delivered an excellent Patriotic adj
dress.
1t was forcibly and cmphatica!.y
delivered. lie showed little patti
ence with any citizen that was no.
true to his country.