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FLANKING MOVE AT z
THE NORTH FAILURE;
Held fer No!
Gains on the Banks Of 81
the Piave. 81

With the Russian situation still OBJ
scure by reason Of the fact that mo:
direct advices are being received from
Petrograd or Moscow. the Italian Sit
uation remains OF transcedent interest
in the news of the world war. 80 st
Everywhere along the battle H4t,
from Lake Garda eastward andS.1e!seo
southwark along the Piarr river 10
the. Adriatic sea. the Italians are hold.
ing the enemy in check. except in the
hilIy region in the vicinity Of the
Asiago plateau where additional gains
have been made by the invaders. X
: Tho new advances by the Teutonic>
allies, as observed on the war maps.
do not indicate that points OF extreme
" great strategic value have been won
but rather that the Italians on various:
sectors have given ground before SUI
prrior numbers and at tho same time
have Strengthened OUT and lessened.
the length Of their front.
In the hills north OF the Venet
plain General Diaz. the new ;cd
mander in chief of the Italians.
withdrawn his advanced posts 81
of Monte Tomatico. On the AH
plateau and thence eastward 10 VI
the battle front meets the upper
reaches Of The Piave river. the Ger:
Continued On Page TwSlvs.)
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("rhc further ,,'Ic"ssful progress OF
this obstinate war. has been ihr"atcn"d
hy domestic disrupti"n. The future ~
our beloved pc"pi". tho dcHtint"s ~ Rus
ttia. ih. honor ur her heroic armies and
The happiness OF the rac"S !nhapitlnS
uur rnth"rl:tnd h"T;and that tho war
must b. brought (" rrtor1uS c"nrlv-
SION at all costs.
("Thr cn"rny with all his rrurltt"s
Is making dcsperat" efforts but tho day
is near at hand when our courageous
Army. in fun c, -Upcration with our
glorious Allies. viii finally overthrow
him.
("Wr have thought that in these try
ing days II becomes our duty to unity
cur people by organizing all her forces
for the immediate attainment OF de-
cisivc victory. For this reason and for
no other, in full agreement with III"
aperinl Duma. VIZ Lave recognized that
the good Of the fathcrland We should
cate the Crown Of the Russian En-
and lay down the Supreme Power.
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Bandits Slay Guard andGet
Away With $4,000 Payroll
URGENT APPEAL MADE BY PERKINS IN
BEHALF or NJ. c. A. WAR WORK FUND

r,ent In which he said, "a very grea'
danger coufronts the campaign. ne
emphasized the necessity OF so4icl-
ting small subscriptions.
MANY i nllckle makes niuckle'
shonld be our motto all through 1He
remainder of the campaign mF'
perkins said. while we doubt
less will receive other large con'n-
buttons, we can only hope TO secure
the remaining sls.ooo,ooo by obtain
ing large number OF suoscriP-
ttons Of various amounts"
The central department with
ncadouarters in Chicago, is leading
the five other districts Of the conn-
try, with total subscriptions OF ST.
o4s,967, while the eastern depart
,nent with headquarters IN New YORK
City Is second with S6,so7,eo6.
subscriptions reported from other
districts are:
Northeastern department. Sos1oh'
81 osl ,SoS; western, San Francisco
Sse5, 900; Southwestern, Dallas,
Ss5s, 300; Southeastern, Atlan1a'
SG13,e9l.
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vas Approaching IN" IN grea; sorrow.
but begged HIM r", u speak |" M" :
| requested him L. lrav" the ear. Tor l
" iShsd ia pray. nr$t pr1y"! In ftr;Lrch
that my fnthsrlaud b" spared from
bloodSh"d. l feared that thr iiuSSlhl
people ser" unaccGSt"mrd 10 d"c'"
lralizatiou Of authority. | impurtuhcH
Heaven 30 give The tathcrland leader
endowed with good wisdom.
reers Hs Own Brother and Trusts
Radicals,
then prayed foI the safety ni my
wife and children. Knowing well In"
deep hatred entertained by my brother.
thn Garnd pukr Michael towards my
wife | feared that on becoming mon
arch he would ORDER m" 10 b" confined
separately Irnnl my wiz" and chlidr"h.
l'nGer tho circumstances could n"s
have lived rn"r. than L few months.
Till 5 o'clock in tic morning | racked
my brain ("l tore my brain 10 pieces
until | rendered il into Il dcsolated heap
of ruins" is III. phrase used in the
manuscript over this subject.
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rARIS Nov. l5.--'ormcr Premier
ClcrH re rue has agreed TO form a now
cabinet.
Il WAS Georges T1rm"uc"hu. Tor many
wears unr of III" most turrrtul iEurcs
iu French public life. who Instituted the
campaign against German propaganda
IN France. and il was largely on that is
sue that The Painlrrc cabinet fell. The
'rigrr" rs lIr is nick named. is known rs
an exponent uf the hig stick and II has
been prophcsicd that il he should bc ap-
ruinted premier he would stamp out
Enlnisn radically and rapidly. Th" chief
obstacle To his employment was felt 10
h.. the lmpiacahe hostility Of the unlil"d
SnialSts. who have never forgiven ms
rirnSiir methods in dealing with labor
troubles when h" Was premier VI. Glenn
nnreIu il 70 years old. He is some times
referred To ;Ls more rf destructive than
a constructive statesman and is r"putcd
To hav" upset nearly Il score nf cabinets
lie has held no ministerial posts IN re-
cent years. devotinE himself largely 10
his newspaper. LIiommc Erchaln".
which has been suspended several times
because of his biting criticism Of the
EovrTnmcntl
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Michacl Alcxand-rvit"h. Once my an
Ii,aiinn manifesto vas made pubic me
r,-npir would accept II and Whatever
ambitions others rui"ht hav" had woul1
have 10 H.. abandoned forever. Later
General t'rr,!.riCkS returned and III
termed IN" that In" attempt had proved
uI:.lIrr"SSlIi..
Tho Abdication Act AS Pcnned BY tho
Ex-CZlr.
Fellow * clIcl, the fult t"Ai "r the
,'XarS ahdir.l; ION manifesto which
u,S written Ivy himself several weeks
lrCrr, th, Rrvnlulirn took nlacr:
,"N.. Nicklo$ III" Second. by III" par
mission Of C;ud. ihr Aut"rrai- -tInp"rn-
ni Yil ih" EuS.:iaH. C2,Lr Of Poland. Grand
Luke If Finland. "tC.. tn al our l"ya'
In,tt,Ir b. il known that
In the days If thi" terrific SlruEElr
which wa arr. rrnduCtinG against 4 for
cirn enemy. VIII" TO- the last thr"" years
has been making gigantic att'mpts to
rn.lavc our futhcrland. il became the
pleasure Gr God 10 send Russia further
uguniHlnE trial.
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was tired: both mentally and ply
slcally.
| saw only on" lr"po. IN" light ---
though strange and fantastic ia" mode
OF my reasoning might h:tv' s""n"d: -
looked for human" Ju$tic" ir"in Ih'
Radicals of tn. Ia'h"riaud. How
strange Il sounds. would trust the
pc"pl" who had. perhaps. cursed my
lame the MOST throughout every "''r-
! er of my !tthcrland
| wished Ia rC;urn L. my Wi" ind
{ children ~ @run M possible.
Hears His Family Safe.
Shortly after =. i. m. General fr"H"r-
;cks entered the car aud urged lhat
should retire. II" informed me that
my wifr and rhldrrn w"r" SAT" AMI
that the country waS quiet. iolt happy
when ! learned that my family wnS no'
ruolcStcd. General lrrd"riCkS mad word
from pctroernd ;hl, my family vas no.
removed from Ih., l'alac" hut was rr-
qucstcd to remain there until the lMm;l
had had time To dispose Of our fate.
Upon this favorable news ] decided
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ONE H|CHNAYNAN
FOUND EAD SHOT
BY CONFEDERATE
Another, When freed L
Wounded and Captured
By Pursuing Posse.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Nov. 15.-
Posses Of deputy sherifts and the
State constabulary searching for
the four bandits who shortly after
noon held up an automobile con-
tanning A. D. Farrell. superintend-
ent Of the c. w. johnson Lime
stone Company. and two employees
and after shooting to death one OF
the e,np,oyes. Tony Sack. and
woundIng Farrell. escaped with
$1,000 in pay roll envelopes. late
to-day found one of the alleged
hoId-up men dead in a clump OF
bushes near the scene Of the hold
up and shot another Of the bandits
who had concealed himself in
tree about mile from the rob-
berry. In the possession Of the two
bandits was $1,000 of the money
taken from the Farrell automo-
bile.
The superintendent's party was
fired upon while passing along a
lonely road 10 miles west Of This
city. -as the party was en- route
20 Anisvi'Ie e pay the johnson
company's employees. The BAN
dts. it is said. opened fire as they
ran into the road. Farrell. who
was 6riviag.' was hit by bullet.
and the machine ran into ditch.
Sack was killed by one Of the
first shots fired. while George Nc
Bride. the .hird member of the
party. escaped uninjured by drop
ping to the floor of the machine.
The four men. according to Nc
Bride. rushed 70 the automobile.
and each taking one Of the *our
boxes Of pay envelopes. escaped
through the bushes.
Mcbride riehted shc automobile
and drove to HII!svilIe with Sacks
body and with Farrell. who was
placed in a hospital there. I'M
mediate!y 200 workme.7 from the
company's Guarrics took up the
search fo.' the four men. The
posse was joined soon by the New
Castle police and members o. the
Pennsylvania constabulary.
Within 200 yards Of the spot
wherc the Hold-up occurred
body waS found. In the hands OF
the ner. who was later identified
as Mat Gallo. address unknown.
was ore CT the pay envelope boxes
containing Si.7Co. It is believed
Gallo was killed by one Of his
companions. as the posse had fired
no shots until that time.
A few minutes later the posse
discovered another Of the alleged
bandits in tree. He was or
oered to descend. and when he
failed 70 co so a member Of the
posse fired and ne fell from the
(Contiaued On Fage Twelve)
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HUNTINGTON FOLKS
HOLD COCK FIGHT FOR
BENEFIT OF The 7, NJ.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nov.
15.-With Mayor Sehon, acting
as master Of ceremonies cock
fiqht and Il number of boxing
bouts were held here tonight for
the benefit Of the army Y. NJ. c.
A. fund After the mayor read
the provisions OF an old ordinance
under which he found the entire
audience guilty and sentenced II
to raise $4,000 before the end Of
the week for the Y. M. c. A.. a
subscription was taken up wh'2h
retted over $1,000
A full bIooded Achinee game
cock named on the program
Woodrow Wilson" was pittcd
against a dominccker rooster who
bore the title of Kaiser Bill"
Woodrow took a couple of vicious
picks at the Kaiser whercupon the
latter fled from the scene Of the
battle. He was later captured
and returned to the ring but had
no stomach for the affair and was
counted out.
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REVISED REPORT Of AMERICAN
CASUAL TIES INCREASES TOTAL

l'rivn;" C'lyd" I. Grlnsiey. Frank
i;rfmslev. Stockton. Kan.
Private H"yt =. Decker. u. +. Decker
Einr"nu"$. Ind.
The casualty reported as Private Harry
,r, I.ancha,n should h" Privat" larry
r. l.angham. ADA LauShman. 461 Oak
Boulevard. Chicago
Th. War Department issued thus state
mrrt: Tho War Department has re-
triy,d the following corrected list OF
rnn casualties resulting from tn" Ger
man raid before daylight. November ).
upon th., salient occupied by a company
~ >r,nri..nn infantry This revised
list shown our losses To have been three
killed. II wounded and II missing. Tho
additions I" tn" original list Of wounded
include. First Lieutenant william IL
Nc1.aurhln and tir" prirhtrS. ON" or the
lat,.r. Privat" William l.. I;rlEShY was
originally listed aS missing. PriTato
p.wey D. Kern. previously listed as
missing. has been accounted for hnd Is
no longer among III" casualties. The
name. given "a 'PrivIt: il"ckon. uni
dru,,ti.d previously on III" missing liSt,
docs not anp"ar on the revised list The
wounded are reported us doing we'll.
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YERENSkY ARMY
NOW REPORTED
NEAR CAPITAL
FIRST NEWS DIRECT
FROM PETROGRAD
Another Report That Bolsh-
wiki Forces Are Pursuing
the Premier.

Varied reports arc still coming
through. concerning the situation
in Russia but cut OF the maze
1t hls been Impossible to dIsen-
tangle one statement that may
be considered Trustworthy. One
report has Petrograd in flames
and another has 1000 persons
killed in the streets OF Moscow
during the fighting between the
Kercnsky and RolshevlN fac
tions. Still another Is to the ef-
feet that coalition government
has been formed in MOSCOW
with the members of the Boishe-
wiki holding portfolios in II. 9th
err unconfrmed reports are 20 the
effect that apnrcy relgns in Kicv
and other Russian cities and that
excesses agaiust the Jews are be-
Ing committed
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TamInany Leader Gives
Away Half Ton Of Sugar

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-"JHnmy
Kelly. Tammany Hall leader of tn"
Second Assembly district. Will r"l"hra'"
ih.. success of the ibemorrntir tlcE"l III
tho recent election by giving away N"0
rounds Of sugar tn 80 East Std" h"uSr-
wives who incidentally HAY" only re-
Gently gained the right to r"t"
Kelly started restaurant year or
So ago and among other things h"
bought l.nn0 pounds Of sugar. NJ tn"
restaurant WAS not a success. mos: al
th;, p.trnnaG" hrinG drv't"d To the cat"
end Of the establishment. Kelly S,Ill has
all the sugar. Each family viii get 4
bag weighing 2i.: pounds
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.REDCRO5S| URGENT APPEAL j. .
T0WOMEN FOR KNITTED WEAR.

cotton and wool SO The. II docs not with
draw any conSid"ra ole amount Of yarn
from the women knittcrS the FED
Cross W" AT" buying all III" yarn ":
arc able ~ secure that Is suitable lor'
kritt"rs and sending it out TO the chap ;,
tcrS rs fast rs St can Rr. delivery OF
II. We have received from th: chapters
about 200 900 sweaters. approximately
the same number OF m"rninc made
sweaters all OF which have been deliS-
cred To the men in the camps and train
.nr stations. with tho exception CT few
thousand which We have had to send TO
France.
THE requests Of cur organization in
Franc. for sweater" and knitted goo'is2
have had Ia remain unSa:isticd on &C:
count OF Dur inability t. sccurc "not zh%
for men in our own army and navy. We
call upon thc wurirn to give US the:r
very best cfiur. from now until 1t
least January first, that We may be able
20 furnish our mrn with these comforts
and h;lv" some /" spare for the die
nceCs in Frnacc.'
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NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-With only
three working days remaining Tor
the Young Mems Christian Assoc1a-
t1on's War work fund campaign the
National war work council issued
an appeal here tonight for workers
TN every state, city and town IN the
country to exert heroic efforts TO Sc
cure small sized as we'll as large
subscriptions" Otherwise the ap-
peal said. the amount necessary TO
provide care and comfort Tor our
soldiers in tho field and those Oh our
allies may not be realized"
Approximately S16,ooo,ooo OF the
desired So5, 100000 Is yet to be
raised. and the council expressed
concern over reports that most OF
the $1,000, 900 thus far subscribed
consisted of large subscriptions
most of which had been provided IN
advance Of the campaign.
After special meeting OF cam
paign directors today, George W.
Perkins, chairman Of the councils
finance committee, issued state
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Nicholas Writes His Personal Account the Russian Revolution

Not being able &c bring ourselves -
bc parted from our mu:h beloved son..
We h"durath our heritage OF the thfone
Ia our beloved brother. the Grand DUKE
Michael NlrXnnu-nv!tch. accompanies
with nut heartfelt blessing for tho de4-
tiny y: tho Thruu, .i the Russian STATE.
"Wr br1u"t,h /. 80 our beloved beoth-
rr. the Grand Duke Michael Alexand-
rovitch. tu govern il full union with tAe
national representatives sitting In the
Legislative INSTITUTIONS. and TO take au
irvinlahln oa;h IL them IN the name o.
our beloved i:thrrland.
We. therefore. Implore all faithful
sons ut n,.r faih"rHnd to fulfil the
snrr"d and patriotic duty which they
owe tn their car by obeyinE him at this
moment OF national agony and by aid
irc him, and aiding the representatives.
of the nation to conduct the Russian
Stutc in the way of prosperity into
glory -
("God be- with Russia:
|
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fContinued from Thursday

IN" puma +"mrrItt"" WAS u$h"rrd "u,
If the car. General EuSskt stepped back
snd bowing low spoke to mr III sad tone:
obviously ne WIS greatly affected.
was anxious 70 he alone. General Eusskt
hid me goodbye and General f'redericks
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MUST BE ON PERSON
OR IN OWN VEHICLE
u. S. Grand Jury Expected to
Report Disloyalty Indict-
ments, Saturday.


pH1LIrpI. W. Va. Nov. ia now
ruling as To tn" Application "l th' !'u-
eral bone dry law was mai. IN IN" Fed
aral court her" today. when JNnG" Ms
,n, q; Da:tnr ruled that persons carry
inE in liquor from wet territory IN 'n:'F
own v.hiGl..s. or wh" walked across lh'
>:al. lin. y.ith liquor in their possession
did not violate the R""'l am"ndni"nt. az
they i" not r!ar.> their c"nsignments III
;ntsrSiat" r"rlm"rr".
= Nrclh"r inIpNrtant action by m" court
today WAS the ,IiS"harS" "r tw" persons
,rbn ..nrf"SSrd I" violations of the law.
l.r, Swnr.. they brought the liquor FOR
,n.dicIp.l rurnoSnS There will he n"
,.ourt tr,norrnw ~ judge Dayton VIII
attend tho. funeral Of John W. Sius"i,
-n,.rur,rnt expert Of Phi}adrl 7hla. Wh"
dlcu "Wednesday and who Will he buried
IN Grafton tomorrow. 'rh" deceased was
- br"ihrr ln-law "f the judge.
IL indictments Saturday
Thc grand jury today continued us
Investigations Of the disloyalty l" IN"
cove; nmcnt in Barbour and Marion "onh-
,,es Thirty odd witnesses from inc
vicinity Of Bc!inGt"n. in E:rh"ur rnun-
! ~ wore before thar BODY. aS we're Tnhny
from Mannington in Marion county. The
grand Jury will c"nt;nu: its deliberations
tomorrow and make it's final report on
SATURDAY.. when it will hr discharged.
The witnesses from barbour county
were examined rninutcly today in regard
10 An alleged conspiracy to ooStrnct mo
Continued on Page Twelve-)
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JUDGE DAYTON RULES LIQUOR
CAN Re BROUGHT INTO STATE
STARS AND STRIPES
FIRST COVER TOP"

ST. JOHN, n. B., Nov. 15.-A
small American nag was first over
the top of vt1ny Ridge in the Ia
nous charge OF Canadian forces, ac-
cording to ]. ]. Allen Of this city
homa today with wounded troops
from the provinces. When the order
to charge was given, Allen said, n
pinned the Stars and Stripes to his
coat and kept It there. BE was
wounded three times In days
lighting. but saved the nag.
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ACTOR ENDS LIFE

COItrMRtS. o.. Nov. li.-lav QHI-.
Icy. tn" actor. committed $Gt"l!" ~
Jumping from IL hrrdc" !n'" th" Scl"to
river hrrr tonight His l"'dy soon
aftnrward was recovered. II" had h""n
In i'll health for some time.
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LONDON. Nov. !i.--N"""r'irn@ rr 4
rctrograd dispatch n IL" t:N.hrn.;''
T"l"c~rph ""ruIany. dpt"A W",in"S.inI
N"v,ruhrr If. k-rrnskys miN"d d"tach'
mrnt< are concentrated clos" 1" Pct"o.
grad
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TIE WEATHE f.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Forecast:
West Virgin!a-Fair Friday and SAT-
urtlny: little change IN tempcra ture.
WESTERN pennsylvaria and Oh1o-FHir
Friday; Saturday fair, warmer.
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|TA| |AN5 HOLDING THE TEUT0NS FIRMLY At !
NEARLY EVERY POINT FROM MOUNTAINS u 5EA
Georges C|emenCeau Is
New French Premier

Comparative quiet still pre-
walls along the western front In
France and Belgium. Georges
Clemenceau, one of Frances most
eminent public men and former
premier will form a new French
ministry.
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Petrorra.l In Flames.

Petrogra4l In Flames.
LONDON. Nov. li.--.trC"itirE :"
prcSS reports from Stockholm. ILrN"l"rs
VIII" arrived yesterday evening III iinI'-
aranda. Sweden. from Finland. say ru-
Continued On Page TwelveD
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{Conttnned Saturday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-06-23

sentences and find them handy in cold weather at least
There are some men who as result OF low mentality
never do the normal and manly thing They have dodged
law and citizenship for years and think they do it in
this instance They will find foolng with United States
officers is sometimes different proposition from dealing
with local politicians. v III
It up to good citizens to keep watch Of characters
supposed to be slippery and inquire they have regis
tered Most Of these would say they had thinking that
people would not bother to confirm their statements
Employers should inquire of unknown applicants for work
f they have registered and their statements should be
verified man who will dodge his duty to government
will be of little to his employer Also employers should
see that alien help understand the requirements There
are no doubt some who do not yet know about it. good
MANY hundred thousands more names be rounded up
There is an element too worthless to bother WITH who
would only be drag on an army. ~tN
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LET YOUR WORK BE PERFECT.

The common mistake of young people is that they
oun too much upon genius and chance They have heard
ahat Napoleon Italy at twentyseven and William
Pitt prime minister at twenty four years of age
xhey have fallen into the habit of waiting for something
In turn up But the greatest genuses in art in literature
m science, in and craftsmanship have been men Of
domitabe industry, and for chance the least likely
thing to turn in age is the lost opportunity Of youth
HE seed of future greatness is in darkness The
yuung who is destined to win in the worlds applause
Is hidden in silent preparation He knows that if
he understands his subject better than anybody ee
he can do certain kind of work better than anybody
else there can be doubt at all about the ultimate rec
sgnon of his superiority There element of chance
n elimination of that sort The critics, when they
nsplre to that end may occasionally puff nobody into
fleeing fictons celebrity, but will strive in vain to
write down the man who comes before the public with
something really well DONE the critics carried the fate
authors and artists in their hands they would have
crushed Byron and Keates Wordsworth and Browning
Rosseth and Miet If the workman is his own critic
he has to his faults if he compares his work
with his ideal rather than with the poor performance of
his Interiors there is other critic of whom he need
Se afraid See that your work is well done.-Exchange