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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
Summer Session
at Normal Opens
Monday, June q

The River Falls normal summer
school for teachers opens next Mon
day, June %, and closes July 81.
This session offers six weeks of work
under ideal conditions, and indica-
tons point to record enrolment.
PROFESSOR STRATToN HERE
Professor C. G. Stratton. who has
been in Paris for the past six months
with the American Commission to
make peace, is now returning home.
he sailed from Marsielles on June 7.
and will reach River Falls about
the 18th. His family will return
here with him.
Professor Stratton will give a
course of lectures in the Summer
School upon the New Map of
Europe" illustrated with original
maps and charts used in his work at
Paris as photographer for the Peace
Commission, Those who are
fortunate enough to get this course
will havea wonderful opportunity
to get first hand information.
Professor Stratton was one of
three of the River Falls normal
school faculty to be sent to Europe.
Miss Schlager and Mr.. Hunt are
still there, Miss Schlagar with the
7. NC. A. forces with the Army of
Occupation, and Professor Hunt in
the Educational work of the Govern
ment among troops still in Europe.
The many River Falls friends of
Mr.. Stratton, as we'll as the presi-
dent, faculty and students of the
normal school, will be glad Of his
return.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Miss Helen Nye Of the MINNEAPOLIS
schools will give the work in
Primary Methods and Story Telling.
Miss Nye has had wide experience
as a supervisor of primary teaching
and as an institute conductor of
Primary Methods. She has appear
ed on important programs before
state association Of teachers of Min
nesota and Kansas. She is highly
recommended by prominent educa-
tors.
Miss Jesse Marker, supervisor in
the Min neapolis schools, will have
charge of the work in Drawing and
Music. Miss Marker has met with
unusual success in her work, being
highly recommended by Superinten-
dent Jackson of the Minneapolis
schools. She will bring to our
teachers the best in these important
1 subject.
/ The session this summer has an
especially attractive offer of special
courses, including a series for prin-
/ clpals and supervisors. Students at
the summer school will also have
opportunity to attend one of the
best chautauqIa courses ever held
here, special rates being offered
them on full.course tickets.
| Miss Lovila Moser, School
Librarian, will give special course
in Library Methods, preparing
teachers for work in High School
Libraries as required by the State
/ Superintendent
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
Married

Miss Merle Nopp and Mr.. Alfred
Mclaughlin were married by Rev.
FIR. Dyckoph at st. Bridget's church
Tuesday morning, June II. The
bridal couple were attended by Miss
Hazel Mclaughlin and Mr.. Leo Nc
Laughlin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

The above is an expression of ap-
probation and an endorsement sub
scribed to by River Falls boys who
have returned from overseas.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
Social Items

The Picnic Club enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon in Glen Park Tues
day.
The Misses WiIlett entertained a
few friends at tea Friday evening at
their home on e. Elm st.
Mrs. H. A. Davee invited a few of
Master PauPs little friends to their
their home yesterday afternoon to
help him celebrate his fourth birth
day.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. A..
Oligney entertained at her home on
N. Main street to compliment her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Warren, Of Ash
land.
A number of friends of Mrs.
Frank Anderson gave birthday
party in her honor Tuesday after
noon and most enjoyable after
noon was spent.
Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Welles en-
tertained seven guests at a six
o'clock dinner served BY Miss Caro-
line Willett at her home on E.. Elm
street Tuesday. The guest of honor
was Mr.. Linke, Regional Director of
Vocational Training under the con-
troll Of the Federal government.
About thirty members Of the
Chapman families gathered in Glen
Park Tuesday evening for a family
reunion and picnic. This gathering
was one Of several which they have
had, to honor Mr.. and Mrs. Rife and
children of Wahpeton, N. D., who
are visiting Mrs. Rife's mother,
Mrs. Lyman Fl. Chapman, Sr.
Last Thursday evening a large
number of alumni, under classmen,
faculty members and invited guests
enjoyed the Alumni ball which form.
ed a fitting close to a very pleasant
and successful commencement week
at the Normal. During the evening
punch was served by some of the
teachers and young ladies from the
third year class. Mr.. Towards or.
chestra furnished the music for the
occasion
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Loida Of Mann Valley was the scene
of very fine party last Sunday
given in honor of their son, George
who recently returned from over
seas. The house was appropriately
decorated in flags and the nationa
colors suggestive of the military
idea. Dinner, supper and mid
night lunch were served to about
fifty guests. Dancing was one Of
the chief forms Of entertainment.
/
| When Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whit
comb returned from an auto ride
last Monday evening, they were sur
prised to find about twenty of theil
friends at their house to welcome
them. Their daughters, Mrs. Wal
ter Sutherland, Mrs. Harry Camp
bell and Mrs. Grimm, had invited
the guests to help celebrate Their
parents wedding anniversary. Ligh
refreshments were served after al
hour spent in congratulations ant
visiting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
25 Yrs. Ago, June ID, 1894

Is Yrs. Ago, June ID, 1894
Theo. Smith is building dwelling
house west Of the public school.
Rod Williams has bought out A.
P. Forsyth's interest in the drug
store at Martell.
Coley Krauth is building a dwell
ing house on Main str. just north of
the Praire Mills cooper shops.
Theo. Smith has opened meat
market in his building End door
north Of 7. H. Daniels store.
Married at the residence of the
brides parents June IL, 1894, by
Rev. L. Reynolds, Willard E. Tubbs
of River FANS, Wis, and Miss Lucy
A. Potts Of Redfeld, S. d.
eDhor. ~~o,.- 49, - L.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
Notice

The River Falls Town Board Of
Audit will meet at clerks office on
Monday. June 80, 1919.
L. J. Kinney, Clerk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

omew, OstnesS and Sutherland vot.
ing aye.
H. E. Clark made application for a
license to operate one billiard and
four pool tables, in the Michaud
building.
On motion voted to grant license
on payment of the license fee. gs~za.
M. F. Sherburne made applica.
ton for license to operate one bill.
lard and four pool tables in the
John Sherburne building.
On motion voted to grant license
on the payment of the license fee.
c. R. Taggart applied for permi,
to hang an electric sign over the
sidewalk in front of his drug store
Permission granted provided that
the sign be properly anchored te
the building and approved by Mr.
Buck.
L. B. Hall rendered his resigna
ton as Chief of Police to take effect
as soon as the Council can relieve
him.
Resignation accepted to take eff
feet June 18th, 1919.
Bartholomew, Ostness and Suth.
erland voting ave.
S. L. Krauth was appointed jus.
tice of the Peace for the Third ward
for the balance of the two yea,
term.
Clouse Hendrickson appointed
Weed Commissioner.
Alderman Sutherland reported
that he found upon investigation
that California and Water streets
IN the South Fork district are fenc.
ed and on motion it was voted tina,
the street commissioner open said
streets to travel at once, all voting
aye.
On motion voted to adjourn to
Friday, June 20, at o'clock D. n.
F. v. Williams, City Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

Phone your news Stems to the
Journal. sPhone No. 70.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19
Council Proceedings

Council Chamber, City of River
Falls June Is, 1919.
Regular meeting Of the Common
Council.
Council convened at o'clock p.
M, Mayor Smith presiding.
Roll call of officers showed the fol-
lowing aldermen present: Barthol-
omew, Sutherland and Ostness. Nc
Cormick absent.
Mr.. WATSON appeared in behalf of
the Gedney Pickle Co. to ask for a
contract to allow them to build a
sorting shed and for room to store
pickles, on the city property at the
power house.
1t was decided that the Gedney
Company must send a plan of what
they intend to build and a contract
for whar space they will want for
storage room and provision for
trackage Oh the railroad for the city
use.
Minutes of previous meeting
read and approved.
Finance Committee report the
following claims approved
Ur1L1rY FunD
N. w. Elect. Equipment Co.,
supplies 5000
Pierce Co. Telephone Co., mes
sages 1.5O
c. c. Glass, city treas. sink
ing fund 4OO6.6C
F. V. Williams, salary $3.50
E. E. Buck, 7" $500
A. Renter, !" 1000
James Sweet, 4O.OC
j. w. Patterson and over
time 44.5C
H. Kruger +" and over
time 1870
Lutte Mckee, labor on pole
line SOC
A. Renter, clock and darer stamp
for plant SIS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

The Picnic Club enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon in Glen Park Tues
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

The River Falls normal summer
school for teachers opens next Mon
day, June %. and closes July 81.
This session offers six weeks of work
under ideal conditions, and indica-
lions point to record enrolment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-19

The Misses WiIlett entertained Z
few friends at tea Friday evening a,
their home on E. Elm st.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
BURMAN HAS IT
OVER MIKE DUNDEE

Racine, Wis, Dec. 3.~-Joe Blrmar
ct Chicago, who exchanged blows with!
Nike Dundee Of Rock Island al JohG
Waeners Lakeside arena last night
won the referees decision ove.' his
opponent in d tenround encounter
The battle Is said to have been one
OF the best ever pulled oft in Racine,
and Burman / said to have easil.
earned the decision by safe man gin
1t was fast bout the tastes ia
many days, but the crowd was yels
small. There was probably more en-.
thusiasm at this fight taan any her
ever staged in Wagner arena. psr
man was exact in his striking. Every
time he struck LlCW it took effect
Earl Olsen OF Racine ana Johany
Bresnanan OF Chicago. .wo lighi
heavy weights, al.o formed a little ELI
tcrtainment tor the present II wa
mere OF comedy than fight Osen
non the decision because he vas m re
aggressive.
Two bantams from CAicago. FranNic
Jrmatti and Johnny iIq2en put on e
dandy eightround battle tiat enthu5.
ed The fans very much. The referee
called the bout draw
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
WEST AURORA OFF
FOR NEW YORK GAME

The West Aurora High School foot
ball team is now preparing TO go /,
New York to clash with FluEhina
High champions OF Greater New
York. After defeating East Aurofa
on Thankssivin day by score OF /:
to .. the members Of the champ squad
We're allowed TO break training rule,
but now hey are back at the old
grind. ready to make the champs OF
New York worry bit.
Coach Bcgard and his band OF sri1
g,ars left this morning for the grea.
city. They expect to arrive in New
YORK Cit. Thursday afternoon. On
Friday they Miili 60 out to Flushing
field to lock it over and plan taeir at.
Jack. They will be run though a
short signal Practice. Saturday tn
big event will he pulled of.
The Flushing Daily Times has ask
ed for d photograph 1f each player or
the Aurora eleven and states that the
biggest crowd that ever witnessed a
grid battle will De out to see tn
game. Aurora will receive 20 per
cent OF the gross receipts Out OF
this they will pay their expenses and
should have several hundred dollars
clear m1ney.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
STREATOR PUTS THREE
OF ITS OWN MEN ON
ALL VALLEY ELEVEN

| StreatOr. new rival OF the OF aW.i
eleven, doesn't think whole lot OF
i the red and white champs a, Tar a.
/ football playing goes. Ottawa beins
J champs, Streator place, only thre
men on the All Valley team. with five
I IRON La Sallei La sale mag have 4
good team. but not quite as good as
Gradys tribe OF warriors That has
| been proven several times For in.
stance. we beat La Sale on their own
| held. IL to ~. Here Is some more
proof. La Sale onlytbeat Spring Val
ley TO o N their Hrsep game and -
to in the 'secohu.7 wlyiya. Ottawa de-
feated the latSs from tue Valley 81 to
Q. WHAT better proof?
Here are several pardgra phS from
the Streator lndependent-Times in r.
card to Ottawa aud her football play
ing:
Lid Sale has five representative,
on the team. while Ottawa and S.rel-
t-f have three each With OttaN d )
many victories and gigantic scores as
irCc OF ner prowess many will claim
that she deserves d bigger represent
ton than three. Ottawa. however.
had really tWo.man team-Wood
, ward and Formulas. Had these two
men been taken out Of the play AT the
( beginning Ct the season. OttaWa's big
scores would have been greatly re-.
duced.
Woodward, Otsawa's giant full
back. is given first position on the con.
ference eleven Big. powerful, with
a keen knowledge OF football, he scor-
ed more points than any other individ-
ual in the conference. Ottawa games
were interlaced with mis- sensational
runs and line work.
n. Daugherty. StreatC.''s captain,
has no competition for the right hal
back position Measured by ability,
not Drawn; by science. not luck ana
Daughterty is by far the shining indi'
fidral star Of the conference. Wood
ward scored his success on weight
Daugherty scored his on nerve. feet
=. ....,-, ..J.llty and cool headedneSs As
an open field runner no one In the con
ference can equal him; as a kicker he
is a wizard, while his passing is sec
ond to none He has promising
football career ahead OF him.
/ "All valley eleyen:
Woodward, ottawa. full back.
"R. Daugherty, StreatOr. left hall.
Fritz, La Sale. right nalf.
/ Heath, la sale, quarter Dach,
Ward. LA sale cepte.,
Formulas, Ottawa. tackle.
> Allan, La Sale, Jackie.
I Weber, StcatDr, guard.
/ "Belrose.S Ottawa. guara,
G.. Daugherty. Streator, end.
4 Lee, Id Sale. end.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
MARSEILLES
Local Notes.
MISS THERESA PHilLIMoRE,
Representative, Branch Office PhitIimore Buildin

Mrs. Milton Munsey went to Pontiac,
ILL.,. her former home, for a week :
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Amin spent YESTERDAY
afternoon in Ottawa
Miss Marguerite Kellogg is attend.
Ing Browns BUSINESS College In o.
tawa. u.
Cy Trowbridge of Des Moines, Iowa,
arrived here yesterday for visit with
his mother, Mrs. |. Fl. Trowbridge. HIS
wife will arrive here in d lew weeks,
s. b. EDersole made business
trip to Chicago today.
John LettsOme went TO ROckdale
Ill.,. where he has secured employment
Mrs. Frederick Baker of kisman. Is
visiting here at the home of her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs John Ai0recht on
Clark street.
A special meeting was held last
evening at the Trinity Lutheran
church. Arrangements were made for
their annual bazaar
Misses Marguerite Lane and Grace
Kiner were Ottawa visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Haynes spent yester-
day afternoon in Ottawa,
Miss Mary Cronin was an ottawa
visitor yesterday.
Tonight Theatre Bryan,
Washburn in "kiddie and Ko"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03

batter. Bennett was catching and
there was runner on third. A wild
pitcfE set past the catcher and the
runner started for the; plate.
Bennett made clutch as though he
had stopped the bsll and then mena ced
the runner with d pretended throw.
Back to third went the runner and
then Bepnett raced to the grandstand
wall and reaching down appeared to
pick up the ball. The coachers howled
themselves hOarse telling the runner
that the ball was lost. but Bennett
kept making motions as though to
throw to third. and the runner danced
back and forth for nearly a minute
before he finally realized that Bennett
did not have the ball
The spheroid had rolled into a small
hole at the base Of the grandstand
wall.
The most spectacular incident took
place at Providence August II, 1882.
when the Grays won a l to 0 game
in the eighteenth inning. John Mont
gomery Ward was the pitcher for
Providence and Weidman and Trott
the battery for Detroit.
As was customary in those days
Radbourne. the famous pitcher Of the
Providence team, played in the out.
field on the days on which he did not
pitch
RDdbourne. who was an effective
hitter as well as a great pitcher went
to bat In The last half Of the eight
eenth and drove the ball on line to
left
George Wood was the left fielder
Of the Wolverine team. and the ball
rot past him and rolled to the part Of
the field where il was customary for
horses and carriages to he parked.
Wood dashed up to the parking space
and found that the ball had nestled
near the heels Of a large black horse
of vicious men. As Wood reached for
the ball the animal made terrific
kick at the fielder. who backed away
with alacrity.
Wood was still saying "Whoa boy ~
as Radbourne battered over, the plate
with the winning run. 81,
In the way OF weird home runs. Il
only remains for some player to knock
n, ball into flying machine that II
looping the loop over ball pasture.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
Mrs. Csgood Entertains.

The Kings Daughters were enter
tained last evening at the home OF
Mrs. b. F. Osgood on the west hill.
About twenty-five members were pres
ent and the evening was spent in
sewing for their annual bazaar wtlc
will be held Dec. 10 in the Latin or
Il Iohenshell building on Main street
The hostess was assisted by Misses
Styskal. Sarah Kendall ana Mrs. Lee
Arnold Dainty refreshments wetn
served
jolly Thirteen.
.ne Jolly Thirteen club were cutter
tanned this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John t'randin on Clark street
The afternoon was spent in playing
euchre. EaintE refreshments Wer.
served by the hostess
Ladies Aid Society Meets.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con
Gregational church met yesterday af.
ternoou at the home of Mrs. Ida Kiner
on West Bluff street. About Is wo-
men were present and amused Oh om-
selves by quilting for the Aid Society
bazaar which will be held In few
week. Refreshments were served.
Don't Forget the Dance
Tomorrow night by the America Il
Legion III the Kline Coliseum. Music
by johnson orchestra, assisted by
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
BASKET HEAvERS
TRAIN SANS COACH

Coach Grady OF the o. II. :. Is stil
away Two big victories to hs' credit
already Football championship ana
well. you know But Just boz u.s.,
he y away, that isn't sign tina. the
basket star. can't Stait right IN and
practice w little. They need him
badly. to get into shape for that hi.
nois Valley basketball char pionshiI
But JUS the same they have been
reporting every night this week for
u short drill. headed by Captain Wood.
ward. Probably one or two hours are
spent each night practicing or get.
ting up two teams ana having a scrub
same. This Is enough TO get them
started, SO when Grady eurns they
will open HIS cyes. Not 80 many
have reported yet. Probably Just he.
cagge they thinS II Grady is away
thel VIII not havesto show up unt.l
he returns es sS4
As soon ~. he comes back he VIII
start some hard .practicesand griiling.
enonig to get them into shape to
play Marseilles Dec y at Marseilles.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
.BRITTON HAS K. o.
FOR BILLY RYAN

q Jack Brilton, wtlterwetght. chsr.
pion of the world WfJ fought sGoStsT
Doig at light. arena. se'.
eral weeks ago to draw. knocked
out Billy Ryan OF Cincinnati In the
eleventh round OF d scheduled twelve
round bout at Canton. Ohio. last Mon
day night.
Jack Is mighty last. This was proven
when he battled with DOig. he has
got one OF the prettiest rights man
would ever want TO see on pug, ana
when he hits II usually puts them TO
sleep. Well It just happened that IN
the eleventh round OF this bout that
Ryan got In the way Of his brawny
right Jack connected an upper lett
to tao Jaw and about two second
afteE'Ryan ,NaF, cRupktn<g comets ana
Gtars. 10 80 "
Try q want .Ad 70 The Free Trade,
journal for Quick results "
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
CUSTAFSEN IS NOW CAPTAIN
Middle Distance Runner Has Been
1 !. Selected as Leader Of Pennsyl.
var,ia Track Team '''s~

Marvin Gustafsen has been selected
as$fe8der of the university Of Penn
syItAAia tiuder path team this coming
neutrality-suspicious. was last years
caHtdin, WI
Gustafson is the best middle dis
lance runner for Penn. and is consd-
cred one Of the best in collegiate
ranks. His most notable achievement
was in winning the 6oO-yard indoor ma
tional championship few seasons ago.
Last season in the intercollegiates he
ran second to Mayer Of Cornell in the
$50,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
JIMMY SMITH QUITE
LUCKY BALL PLAYER

ball player who is not n regular
on championship team, but who
draws n share of II world series purse
- naturally counted very fortunate.
jimmy Smith, utility inhrlder Of the
Reds, has ''sat out" his second worlds
series. and for rhe second time re-.
ceived n neat sum OF money without
having to work for II.
Smith received So.IO7Ol af his
share of the series money between
the Reds and White SoX. All he had
to do for this "cob" OF cash was to
run for Sherwood Maccr pinch hit.
ter, and to get into an argument with
Eddie Collins.
In 1917 Jimmy was with the Giants,
and drew down n bundle Of coin in
the fall, though he did not take part
In the series with tho White Sox.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03

MANY FREAK H0MERS
MARK RECENT GAMES
Many Instances Noted Of Queer
Actions OF Batted Ball.
Sphere Has Scooted Through Hole IN
Fence or Otherwise Disappeared
Amusing Incident at Detroit
in Early Days.

Dnring the baseball season recently
closed many instances have been
noted OF batsmtn getting credit for
hone-run hits by reason of the ball
scooting through hole in the fence,
rolling through AZ exit or otherwise
disappearing. to the dismay of the
fielders and the delight of the sticker
"Whoa Bill Rarden of the Champ.
ion Cincinnati Reds got one of the
strangest homers in the history Of the
game at Boston. He drove the ball
to left center and the spheroid bound
ed into a hole in the score board
O'Neill of Cleveland got a home ruI
as a result OF the ball rolling into Il
hole in the left.feld fence on the Cleve-
land ball ground.
Hal Chase Of the Giants hit an odd
homer against the Braves on the Polo
grounds. Hal sent the ball to right
center and it rolled through the gat"
In the bleacher fence and disappeared
Instances have been known of dog
selling a ball hit far afield and running
away with it, and there is eXtant II
report to the effect that hard hit
ball found Judgment in an empty to-
mato can that lay in the Outtield. The
fielder was resourceful and threw the
tomato can and all to the diamond. but
the ball stuck In the can and the bat
ter got credit for homer.
One Of the most amusing instances
of the kind occurred in Detroit in the
early days Of the game when the
catcher came behind the bat only
when there were two strikes on the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
QUITS AS BOXING INSTRUCTOR
Mike Mooney Sewers His Long Connec-
tion With Missouri Athletic
Association.

Mike Mooney, boxing instructor at
the Missouri Athletic association. St.
Louis, for three years, has resigned
and intends 10 become engaged In
the poultry business in California.
Mike Is one ~ the most prominent
characters the sporting circles of st,
Louis own. He has actively engaged
III boxing for nearly 40 years. and "a
OF these have been spent iu the Mound
City.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-03
JAMES CLARKIN WON'T SELL
Owner Of Hartford Club Of Eastern
League Denies That He Is to
Retire From Game.

James Clarkin, owner of the Hart
ford club of the Eastern league. Is out
with strong denial that he intends tG
sell and retire from baseball. But just
the same the reports that he would
gave some of the critics chance to
lambastc him and tell how unpopular
he is, according to their view Of il.