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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
TROOPS TO LEAVE BORDER
Revised Schedules of Dates of De-
pnrturr Announced nt san An
tonic iIcaduuartcrs.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. February .
Revised schedules of tho dates Of de-
rarture for the majority Of the Ma
uonal Guard organizations recently. or
iered {" u;"ir home states fur muster
out OF Federal service were announced
at Southern Department headquarters
tc-day.
Under the original orders Of the War
Department. issued on January 20, oa.-
900 troops were 10 return 10 their home
states from border service. The move
ment was abruptly stopped last Mon
day.
Late Thursday afternoon orders were
received from the War prparcincnt 10
c"ntinu" tho movement. Troop A.
south Carolina Cavalry: Company \,
Engineers. and Field Hospital No. /. all
OF which arc at FL Paso. will cot away
sunday. Tennessee Field Uosnital No
and Ambulance Company y" L. III
Paso. VIII cntrain the same day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
WALKER PERCY ENDS LIFE
hrInn"hoiia Given ns Cause for Suicide
Of Prominent Birmingham
Lawyer.

HiEMiNt;ii.tM. ALA. Februar, .
walker Fercy. prominent LAWYER. coun-
SCI FOR tho Tennessee Coal. Iron and
Haiiroad Company, Who late yesterday
MAS found dead in room in his home
hct" "ith gunsho; wound liz the
breast killed himself Assistant coro-
ner J. =. II. i:ivcs. officially announced
io-'iay MeIameholia was given as
cause Tor rercy's ac,
Mr.. Rires's statement made public
c-"aN feto< 49, lj.sr-sFs--.sT
Waite. Percy. 2ei7 Arlington Ave-
nne CT, came 10 his death by shooting
himself with q No ia-aorc shotgun.
j. css"d against tho !cf, breast
according 10 LEROY Percy a son. hc
nd his father YESTERDAY had planned
20 l"av' last nisht for Mississippi on
hunting :rip. " the home shorty
sft"r o'@lrch Yesterday, the younger
r.~ey said. he heard faint report.
~, thought nothing Of H. Later H.
went 10 his fathers room. The cIGc~
rc-cy's body Il" said. was lying in a
trunk room. adjoining one in which
he kert MS sporting equipment
The funeral viii he held here to-
moron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
FOR REFERENDUM ON WAR
Resolution Introduced III House J..
Representative Galloway. Of
Tc>as. "By Request"
tKN As.ociatcd rrcas.l


ASliiNiIpN, February ..--A Ies-
"lu,i"n calling for n popular rc;cren-
dun n"f"r" AMY declaration or act Of
Nar, except il ease Of inSurrec;ion or
Invasion. vas introduced to-day by
Representative collaHay. OF Texas. by
request. following conference With
several of his colleagues.
Senator's Who heard OF tho galloway
resolution ~ tn" House thought such
a proposal would not get very far in
the upper branch Of Congress. II was
reported that on. OF the Senator's who
voted against tho resolution indorsing
tho dipinmat,, breach with Germany
planned 20 introduce a similar rcsolu-
tion. but none las been submitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
VIII SON NOT TO ASK
WAR DECL LARATION
Red Cross Prepared to Give Expert
Nursing Service to 100000 Men

nnNy detnchmcn,s Of twenty nurses
ench:
Quo hundred and Hftcrn local
emerg~nc! detnchmentS; and
corps OF expert instructors in
snrairnt dressings. totHlinI about
I30.
,ir. Wnd>worth said that MI told.
the organization could put into the
field ..070 trained Rrd cross nurses,
ani c~ttmnted that IL 80 per cent of
those whom the E-d Cross hnd given
elementary training responded 20
the rnII ~ nurses nid.. the totni
nursiuE personnel would br about
:.rsin.
.N'i:h the customary nssignm-nt
"f t~a pntlentS tu enck nurse" he
added, eve could thus ,akc care or
5o.aOn >icI< and nnu idcd 1T once.
In the earlier stnEcS or war. the
proportion OF sick and wounded is
about : per cent. Ia other words.
we are prepared to-day 10 give eN-
pert nursing service TO nm army OF
!.000. .0UU men.
"sO national emergency hns ever
found tho ttcd Cross better prepared
thau il Is to-dny.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
HiNDAM DUE TO DOCK ~
NEW YORK on WEDNESDAY

-? Associated Press.
EEW YORK. February a.-The Iiol-
ian1- American Line steamship E$ndam.
returning here after starting for Rot
t"rdam via Falmouth. January - was
-cporicd carly to-day 100 miles east
+ sandy Hook. and due TO dock here
Wednesday.
\ wireless message from the can
tain. stating his position. was received
hy officials Of The line here shortly he
Fore noon. The Ryndam. with pas
senGers and cargo. turned back when
within about fourteen hours Of Fal-
mouth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
lBy .Assoclated Press.l

WASHINGTON. February s.-An
expert hospital force sufGcieui to
care for mn army of l.0G0,O0H men
could bc niObiilzed by the I,ed Cross
within few days nncr an out
brcnk Of hOStiliti~s. in the belief of
officials at headquarters nt tho SO
c,cty here.
since the caiI was issued ON Sutur-
day. instructinE Hed Cross ciapferS
throughout the country to place
Themselves on footing for field
work. many encouraging reports
have hccn returned t1 Headquarters.
together with great flood of per-
sOt,al Offers of service. Eliot Ntads-
worth. netting thurman estimated
Tonight Tint the force which could
he niobiiixrd Immediately in ease Of
Wnr would include:
rwentS-sfN completed. eguipprd
army and navy base hospital units,
with total personnel Of i..5O
nurses' nids;
4 hospital base reserve Of 49,
nurses and 52J uur.e.' aids;
Thirty-one partially complete
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
No Dit i>IoN REACHED
~ 10 SAIL.ING OE SuII.S

phe .'uericaH Line announced to-
nigh' 'H"t "o decision had been
rca ath.d . tn" calling Of tho steam
hips :: Louis and =, Paul. which
have h.en u1eG7itelv postponed The
crew "f The - Louis is still on board
awaiting orders. The company natly
denied t1"' i had been decided 10
mount guns on the 81 '.ouis before
she sailed
! number of Parsons who had en-
sas"d massage for Europe on ships 81
tho American Limo showed their readi-
ness 70 bra"e The dangers o. the sub
marine zone by cancelinS tncir rcscrva-
'ions to-laI and booking ~ ships ny.
ing the Gags of tho hclli;,rrcu. ratipns
SOM" took psSsa z. on th" French liner
l:spaenc. which sails on SQuda" Tor.
Rordcauy. lnd a few engaged cabins
on tho Rcd star iircr l.aplara which
"ili sail for liverpool on Tuesday or
"Wednesday.
There arc now only abou, forty first
cabin passengers left on the ST Louis.
az tho american Line. but ii is pre-
f:ctcd That more viii Ice booked As
soon az the line decides 10 send her
ont TIL. sixty sccord-class and
twenty third d-class passengers arc
sianding by the 81. Louis because most
.: :her have little money. and III Il
ma iori,y - "ases their hu,cl bills are
Being raid ly the steamship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
FRAMES DEFINITE:
COURSE IN EVENT
OF "0VERT" ACT
Wants Authority FOR What
ever Measures ttc Deems
Necessary.
TO PROTECT AMERICAN
SEAMEM AND TRAVELLERS
President as Determined as Ever
That U. S. Rights Shall
BE Maintained.
NENT MOVE UP TO GERMANY
Responsibility for Any Hostile Acc
tion viii Pc Placed on Berlin
Government.
NEXT MOVE Ur TO GERMANY
Responsibility for Any Hostile Ac.
tion viii Pc Placed on Berlin
Government.
10. Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON. February 9-The
II Germany compels the use OF force
10 safeguard American lives and rights
has been determined II was learned
authoritatively, after to-days Cabinet
meeting. that in the event President
Wilson goes before Congress again. 1t
will not he to ask for Il declaration
OF war. but 10 follow literally the
words Of the address in which he an
nounccd the break OF diplomatic rela-
ticns and request authority to use
means deemed necessary to protect
American seamen and people.
The President. IL was stated is as
anxious as ever to avoid war with
Germany. but also is AZ determined as
ever that American citizens and ships
shall be free to trave! tho high seas
unmolested. His next step. it taken
will be to enforce that right, and even
then the issue OF war or peace will
be With Germany. Any hostile action
will hav" to come in tho form of an
interference with an American right.
Details of the governments plans are
not discussed. 1t i known, however,
that conveying ana arniuS OF mcr-
chant ships being considered
No new Development came to-day to
indicate that tho overt act by Ger
many .cgardad - Inevitable was
neare, at hand. Fewer reports of ships
sunk came in. and none told OF the loss
OF American lives.
'hei reports aoout George wash
- ,o'' '"e "ss 70 "'etiah losl on tho
- '''o' '.'' 90, l'''l nc prooaoi! was
a EritiSh subject.
10 DISCUSS MOBILIZATION
of NAiIoS'S RESOURCES
The Cabinet met to-day. Just before
thc meeting the members attended n
session OF the Council for National be
teHse. called % discuss mobilization OF
me hat'ohs resources rs result Of
many o"ers from manufacturing and
o'"e' eoi'pa''es - piace themselves at
wv =, '"e ~ eminent IN the
~
ca,;"a, -, .ooN W me
49,, ,,n,,., e
'' 1890 Ni''~"' - "ohhCS1'oH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
STEVENS SUCCEEDS BAKER
Nc" iiampshirc Nnn Nominated by
President Wiison rs McnI,cr or
shipping H0nrd.
lIsv Associaicd press

WASHINGTON, February a.-Ray-
m"nd Is. stevens, Of Now HAMPSHIRE
was nominated by President Wilson
to-day as a member OF the Shipping
BOARD TO succeed Bernard " Baker
who resigned soon after being con-
firmed
Mr.. stevens. nominated for Il term
OF five years was formerly member
of Congress from New hampshire, and
at present Is special counsel for the
Federal Trade Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
ICE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY
Eastern shore Oi Maryland I>olrtcd
by Wntrr Route From
Nnifimnrc.
iEy. .h.so"ia,cd Press /

Il;' h.so"tnlrd I'r,..s
BALTIMORE. MI. F"hrnoi.,. :. -Th"
eastern shore Of Mnr,l laud is ia"latcd
to-day by water r"utc from Baltimore
because uf III" ice. which is from
ton 10 eighteen inches thick on tho
upper part IF Chesapeake" Ray. There
have he ~ arrivals ar sailincs Of
bay steamers from Baltimore. aud
merchants arc comnlaining OF their in
ability to get quick service by train
tioa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
DEFAULTER PLEADS GUILTY
Given Choice OF Two Nrars in State
"cnitcntiary or t:uun. Time
Roads.
nv Associn,c,I proes

ANDERSON, ;. -. February al.
FoWnc$ !ioilrnnal-. forIr"r cashier ~
N" TANK Of Anderson. Who disappeared
seven years ago. af;"r h"in" charged
with dcfalcotion Of s@5.oGa. cnt>rrd q
form al plea OF guilty III court here
to-'iaN I" u charge =: breach II trust.
'lc was given his choice Of two years
~ trc state Icnitcritray or an cqmal
tim" on tho roads Of Anderson County.
ii"llcman said he mad nccn IN the
Far West a"riu" Tho time IL was away
.ror. hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
BIHNST0RFF TO SAIL
FOR HAIIFtN on MONDA,

Ry Associai tod I'r"esl
BERLIN. February s fvin London
February 0.-The German government
was officially informed to-day by the
Spanish amha ssadur that Count Won
Bcrnstorff will sail for Halifax on
Monday. Americans who have boon
wondering why no announcement has
been made regarding the departure Of
Ambassador Gerard's train have been
greatly relieved. as they hope that Mr..
Gerard will now leave Berlin shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
TWO FRf.I..tIT STEAMERS
WILL GET AWAY TODAY

Two tr"!cilt steamers fyiue the
American flag and manned exclusive
y ~ Americans were ready Tonight
10 start for Bordeaux with noncom-
trahand carrocs. Tho are the or!ean.
OF the Oriental Navigation Company.
and the Rochester. OF the Kerr steam
shin Company. The :reigh;"rs viii 7ot
awa} tomorrow morning. their owners
announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
MEASURE TO SUPPLEMENT!
ADAMsON RAILROAD LAW
Approved and Reported to Senate by
Committee. After Many Weeks
Consideration.
DOES NOT PROHIBIT STRIKES
Gives Authority to President tn Take
Over Railroad, Telegraph and
Telephone Lines in Time of Mil
itary Necessity.
~. Associated pro-. !

WASHINGTON. February 9.--Aficr
man! w"eke' consideration the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee to- dc y
approved and reported TO the Senate q
bill! Ia supplement- the Adamson rail
road law. providing for investigation
of controversies on common carriers.
and giving the President authority 10
talk" over railroad. telegraph and
telephone lines in times OF military
necessity. There is no prohibition in
the measure against the right TO strike
or lock out. 10 which the railroad
hrotherhoods have vigorously Obj
jected, but there IS 81 provision to pre-
interstate commerce.
Chs irinan %cwiandS expects TO call
;hc bill UP soon as possible. II is
earlier in the week, and may be passed
at the present session. 1t is expected
10 meet the views OF the adninistra-
ton, since il has become apparent that
a more stringent bill virtually would
have no chance of getting through be-
fore adjournment.
Under the terms of the bill. wh.n the
present Federal Mediation and Con-
citation Board fails to settle u rail
road labor controversy, the President
shal! enlarge tho board hy the dbl
zion of one representative Of the car
"icrs and one Of the men. The en-
iarged boards report shall be made
within three months. and contain
recommendation according 10 the
merits and substantial justice OF the
case. which shall he published
MfSDEMEANOR PUNISHABLE
WITH MONTHS IMPRISONMENT
The prohibition section makes ii a
misdemeanor punishable with six
months imprisonment. for any person
who Knowingly and willfully by
physical force or threats. or intimida-
'inn" obstructS Or retards the pa assagc
~ tho United States mail or The orderly
movement Of interstate or foreign com
mrrc", or the makeup or disposition OF
any train
Tho military necessity section pro-
vidas that in case of actual. or threat
+rcd war. insUrrcction or invasion or
an! ctnerSen"y requiring the traaspor-
ta'i"n cf ';oupS military equipment
and supplies of tho United States" tue
President. when the public safety re-
auires. may take possession Of neccs-
Sary parts Of telegraph and telephone
lines and railroads. and draft their or
f""rs and employees into tho Federal
service. Any damage sustained in this
connection would he assessed by tho
Interstate Commerce Commission. Any
person refusing 10 ne raftcd or who
DESTROYS such property or intcrfcrss
With It's use when in Federal hands
w"nld he subject 10 five ycars' i'm
prisormcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
WOULD Mtt
OSDITIONs
NORl. "NTIOI.IcSOMJ."

Leroy 7. Vernon. Washington corrc-
sp"ndcnt Of the Chicago Daily News
and 4 member of the standing commit.
'ec of III" Congressional Press Gal
lery. volunteered tho statement that
the committee was anxious 10 CO.
operate with Congress in making con-
di;i"ns in tho galleries moro "wholc-
some" Mr.. Vernon was not a, SEQ
rotary IanSiGg's conference
Jackson 5. Elliott head or the Wash
inGt"n bureau Of the Associated Press
testified thai his ollcc had not yio-
lated Secretary Lansngs confidence,
and that none Of the Associated Press
members was appriscd Of the coming OF
the note until its text was transmittc ed
10 them In accordance with the de-
DartmentS Instructions.
Replying to questions by Represen.
tative Harrison. OF Mississippi. Mr.. FL.
it"tt said no ono connected with the
Associated Press Is permitted to have,
any other employment under any cirL
cumstanccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
RUSSIAN SCHOONER
SAILS FROM PENSACOLA
Ry Associated rrcSe

~ AssociatcI Tross-
PENSACOLA. FLA. February o.
The Russian schooner Uranus loaded
with lumber sailed from here to-day
for Swansea. Wales. one Of the crew.
claiming American citizenship. CAV" his
name aS Frances. and his home Stale
as Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
10 CONDUCT GLASSES
~ MILITARY SCIENCE.

DENVER. February o MONDAY
classes III military science arc to bc
held in various Denver factories aud
shops beginning Tomorrow. Officers
OF the Colorado National Guard TO day
arranged to supervise the classes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
AiUPLANE NtNtFAI"rlKFUS
Pledge Full. SII.'DWT
II,. ,..n.,.,oI r

kc Associate ted Press
NEW YORK, February 9.--Fifty air.
plane manufacturers with n combined
capital of s30.OOo,Ooo and total ca
pacity OF lis machines a week, after
organizing the Aeronautic Manufac-
(Continued on Second PagcI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
HOUSE MEMBERS AMONG
STOCK BROKERS' CLIENTS
Accounts to Be Examined by Leak"
Inquiry Committee as Result
OF Testimony.
MOST or RECORDS ON HANE
Newspaper Men and Employees OF
Government Printing Office IN
amincd, but Their Information Is
Without Value.


WASHINGTON. February a--Stock
of Congress will he examined b. the
leak" inquiry committee As IA result
of the testimony of washington
broker to-day that certain Representa-
account of every member as revealed
bS brokers books will be inspected
privately. and ii there is any suspicion
that official information has been u,i-
iired III trading. public investigation OF
the transactions will he inausuratcd.
M"st Of the local brokers' records
are now in the possession OF the com
niitee. and supplemental accounts will
be obtained i'll New York when hear
ngs are resumed there next week
George Il. Chipman. Washing on
manager for Hartman & Co. New York
brokers. testified that members Of the
House had been trading with him lie
declared. however, that most Of III. ac-
counts We're investments. lie did rot
think any Representatives. traded
through him the week Of December
20. lie expressly stated that no SEN
ators Mad any accounts with him.
Eugene l.. Thompson manager OF
flee. denied that any members Of Con-
grcss had accounts with his Arm.
PLAN TO HOLD NO MORE
HEARINGS IN WASHINGTON
Future activities OF the committee
depend largely on the results OF in
Nestigation into congressional accounts.
Present plans are to hold no more hear
ings here.
Aside from Interrogation of brokers
to-day. the hearing was given over to
the examination OF newspaper men and
employees Of the Government Printing
once. None OF them gave information
tending 10 help locate the leak"
4 Eight newspaper men who were adj
viscd contldcntally b. Secretary Lam
sing on December 20. Of the coming
o: what developed TO he President Will
sons peace note. told OF the circuni-
stances surrounding the conference. and
declared they did not violate the sec
r"tary's confidence. They were stephen
T. Early and Arthur Sweetaer. the AS
soc'ated Press: G. T.. Garvin and Rich
ara isocckel the lntcrna tional News
service; Carl D. Gros, the United Press:
Aaron Is Rosenthal. the Milwaukce
Journal; \. j. Clark. the Washington
star. and Charles D. Warner, tho
Christian Science Monitor.
Mr. Clark was questioned closely 20
SardinE his statcm"ut that the score
;"rr had said he did not want news
or the statement 10 become public pre.
maturely because Of the effect il would
have on the stock market. This was
In contradiction Of testimony previous
Is given by the secretary. hut in cor.
rohoration Of y c testimony of another
reporter, \. iamicson.
WOULD Mtt OSDITIONs
WORE .NHOLESOMI."
Leroy I. Vernon. Washington corrc-
spnndcnt Of the Chicago paily News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
Tu p:RFECr ORGANIZATION
or ARMY RESERVE ConpS

IN iortS To perfect and amplify ,hc
organization OF tho army reserve corrs
are being rushed by the War pcpart-
mont. circular inviting graduates or
nih;ary academies. and students who
h'T" had military training 10 appiy for
summation for reserve commission
wSs ISSUED to-day. II states that with
the possible eventual need for the mob
liization OF an army OF 500. .6n0 men
"o.""o officers at least will he needed al
once.
The naval appropriation bill wa. de
'a'"d in the lioms" throughout tho d.,'s
session. and an effort Will be mad. TO-
morrow 10 place in ii tho cmcrron,,y
amendments framed by the Nav DC
partnicnt
Governor Waiter r.. Edge. % New
Jersey. called on T'rcsidcn, Wilson TO-
daN and pledged tho resources and
fullest cooperation oc tho Presidents
own state ~ the event of war
Among tho offers. Of direct aid in
The "Ncnt Of war received h- Sccrc-
vary Baker to-day was ono from Judge
liiSs. wealth. American resident or
London. Mr.. Fills. cahled that II. stood
rcadN tn equip ono complete acroplanc
SQUADRON. consisting of twelve active
planes and twcnty-four i'm reserve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
BALTIMORE nv BOAT

YORK RiWER IiSE neW steamcTn, A
dsiightfnl- over. might trip. Phone Madison
37s.--AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10

!. MAnDI e ID,,nG GRAS; NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
WAY SYSTEM, Feb. IL TO 10. 1917. Three
trains daily.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-10
MANNERS o" COMMISSION
TO MEET On MONDAY

III" council OF National D.tense CON
sis,s OF the Secretaries OF War. the
Navy. Interior. Agriculture. commcrco
"a" l-ab"r The 2dvisorr commission
: compose" ot President Dan;o! VIII
tari' @: IN" baltimore ara Ohii E"il-
'o"hs fresideAi samuel Gompers. Of
we american Federation OF Labor:
br. Frtniii!n Martin, OF Chicago: How
ard T.. Collin. OF Detroit: Bernard ".
Barucl "f New York: Dr. Iioll!~ God.
frcr. >! Philadelphia and Julius Koser-
wa'':. OF Chicago.
Sturdu, di2ation OF medical ana sur
gic:.! supplies for use IN ,ha even. or
war Will bc established through a sna
nial conni.s sion appoiu;eG ~. Sccre
ta,y cf War Baker a, ihc suggestion,
of the Council Of E,tiona, n.r.,.o
Tn. nominations were ~, c,o,... W
e.r-, ~ ,.;,,.,,,, -,
- t,..,...., ,.4,
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1917-03-23

lev6ur our largest aud nerces, main
mails. still exist tcries OF -Bo~b,-
Prove III How do you know
-Question-I How do know. You
ask me: I know because Z have vis
tied their secret haunrs- ! know BE-
cause have seen some Of them
Applause. uproar and a voice LIAR
Am a IiarT General hearty and
noisy ASSENT Did ! hear some one
say that I was HART VIII the per
son who called me a liar kindly stand
up that may know himf- "a voice
Here be l.. sir" And an inoffenSiv-
little person In spectacles- struggling
violently. was held up among a group
Of students, did you venture 10 call
me a Harf- Ono. sir. no. shouted
the accused. and disappeared like .
Jack-ln-the- box III any person In
this hall dareS 10 doubt my veraci'y !
shall lie glad to have a few words with
him after the lecture" c'Liarr-,
who said thatr' tAEain the molten
sive one. pluusins desperately. was
elevated high Ia the air. IF ] come
down among you General chorus
Of Come. love. come which interrupt
ed the proceedings for some moments.
while the chairman. standing up ana
waving both bis arms. seemed 10 lie
conducting the music The professor,
with his face flushed. bis n"Striis d.
lated and his beard briStling. was now
In proper BerSerk mood Every
great dlscoverer has been met with the
same lncrcIuIlty the sure brand 81
generation OF fools When great facts
are laid before you You have not the
Intuition. the ina Eiuation which would
hold you 10 understand them. fou
can only throw mud AT the men who
have riskcd their lives TO open new
fields to science You Per~ecute the
prophets, Calico. Darwin and u
nrolouced cheering and complete in,
tcrTuptlunJ