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New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Results Of Games
Played on College
CridirOns Yesterday

Flushing, "a: Commerce. o.
Stamford, SO; Morris. 0.
Broollyn Prep. z; Erasmus Hall. 6.
st. Je hn's Prep, 7; New Utrecht, 0.
Boys High, "A; Stuyyesant. O.
New York Aggies, 40; Fordham Prep,
Irving, Al: Michigan Lake, 0.
Kingsley. 20: Stevens Prep, E.
st. Peters, 6; Henderson. 6.
Rockville Center, 22; Far Rockaway,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Pin~Iico Results

ep~lon~e'--1 sola ,oe ,ofe-~e> 80 ~ C ~
.n1 g 80. wo7; Clar7eene. lo7 1s~n 7e,.
- G7ata~l. q en- tsf~.i ,r,,,a f',-
Nf7r0elle - C~fr 80 i~4tfsa -rAa c,ors,r
7a~tern Glow Bsl~fen queen Vanity po~
''ocl5 40 th@ R0o~t pr-fo~a SIN lance S4in
Rose and pioS keil1er also ran
second rece rhe Wv Howard Purse
'.i'' ii'.. -. ~, dds AZ up~.a~7 six
80 ~ ~ .lTs Us 'Si-'l psor h.
fTato~a. - go aad q 10 seenr,,. H.,,,,a-is
,; fBYtweN' - 'o fhir1 Time ~ a.
cock 10 t"e N-s smart Money. rtrp-o..n.
=. lsiiore. Hieaiand Lad a.nd Tho peci-
fion also ran
Thirl rsoe ehe Green s7rine valley
IN nn" ar t'eo lies on guartcr' -
s5 10. N.n Fiave. no fKennedyn. So d
n. Is ~ So ord Ston wood i4G tByersl
%. mir Tine. % Pastors Brooks
Hiysian. Blankenours and Warlock also
Fourth race Ohe Bowie Handicap. three
sea ar-olls anf upwar'. one fnte aul a
ALI Il-Hqyee Roofs. lo7 1Anbross,. So 40
- 70 and out. second Mad Halter. ~
Fstor>. out. third Time 2-ss 4-5. Ex-
termins.or ana Boniface also ran
Fifth race tthe southern Hanaicap
three-y rar-olds and upward one mile and
sivteenlh)-Jack STUART, ~ fCailahanl
20 ~. $40 and out. won. Leorhares. lle
@ Br:enl. 81 20 ami ont. second slippery
sifn. loo tFferce>. out. third. Time. ! 10
-or1 brighton also ran.
sixth race Cnrce -year-oids aud upward
laiming one rilo saa sixteenth - Be
ario, io3 tWelnerl. So 50. $3.50 an 81 20
~on. War SMOKE. ll5 tMerglerl, 500 and
20. So ond- Dorcas. li0 tSande). s. so
hiFi- Time. -. Sunnyland. DR.. Rae
Peerless one and Msliora also ran.
Seventh race tthe Glenmore Handicap
ceiling three-year-olds and upward. one
nile and a furlong Tom McTaggart. IL
Fator). s2l.oo. 40 ana $3.50. won Irish
hiss 1913 tPiercc). $40 ani s. 90 second
p'trap. ll5 fRodfisuez). S4l0, third
Time, Ic4 Paddy Whack. vsispar. Wal
Machine. hasanair aad Recount also s,s.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
D,eadnnueht Utah Loses

BOSTON. Nov. s-The football
letsn from tfe Drcadnou~ht Pennsyl-
vnnia DE- Gated the Dreaduou~ht Utah
cam Aefe to-da. . TO he game
sas one o. the series for the Champion
np OF tie Atlantic Coast Naval Ser
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Irving School Wins

TARRYTOWN. n. Y, Nov. s.-Irving
School defeated Moaegan Lake School
to-day IL to 0 The features Of the
NE were the all-around playing Of
Irving, together with open field runnin
y tafnel. and the line plunging of
North and Finn.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
ol.r school Teams
S & ore Victories
LII Chess Tourney

v-r more matches were contested
t.r.ay tue annual lutesborough
.rl.0I ci ~s chlmpi anship com
-.r f. Central g. NJ C.. A m
.sa t1. rfrt FIG aeiuy Boys II gh
wre tanaaI Training and Curt
..u a+o of Commerce Morris
.i.r Da.4e aAJ stuyvcsant. re
I.t.e thr matches were drawn, be
.rp C. .uerce and Townsend Harris
ft- ani hehm md Hal and Com
arl $780, 5vcsant
1ae ending tcans ara those Of Com
r.Its and Richmond Hin
l e.. and Boys and Man
each with 20 M matchcs
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Tufts Beats Detroit. : TO 3

DETROIT Nov s A perfectly exc
lted forward nass. followed ty two
. uerfa ne suashcs in the final pc
.ad wen for Tults from the Universi-
of Detroit football eleven to-day,
to g. II was petroit's first defeat
his season
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Rose To See Big Bout

Charlie Rose. trainer of champions.
rs been erraCed by Jack kearns to
rain Jack perp psey for his future
attcs. R~se VIII sail sNorsly for
london 20 witness the Carpentier-
-.ack.tl fnLt
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
The Line.Up
ENOOKIYN PREP q

=. rouehdcwns--iaoo B~and>~s Goal from
,"ucnoo~ - Sm III Ee'e-"e'- Srhe-er Dick'rse,n
tnpireMa er. Spin neld Head lnesmar--J
SifHht f"rdham Time Of auarters--Ten mi iu,cs
Snhs,iiutes-B ooklyn Prep Hawkins for Smith
Neiy Tor Mpnahan. SIN III for Hawkins Mona an
fnr Kelly Erasmus Tali-Chard cr for Kerry Wiz
ncr for Chanoer. Har,cl for Wardeil
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Springfield Wins. IL 10 0

FRI\efIhLD. Mass, Nov. s.
ngt ii COLLEGE took to-day's game
NJ Hamilton College, u to 0, scor-
tto toUchdoWns. but falling to
.ca soais ilaml.ton showed little of
...r tactic. hut was brilliant in
---l..- .Ac.- ~ hard.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Williams Runners Triumph

.WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass, Nov. s.
The Williams College team defeated
Renssae er Poiytechnc Institute in p
cross country run here to-day, is to
45. Williams runners captured the
first five places.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Other Winter Reveries

There is another universal fault
which thousands of golfers can review
as they stand at the rim of winter and
look back across spring and summer
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Penn Soccer Victor

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Thc Uni
gersisy OF PENNSYLVANIA defeated Yals
IN an intcrcoles soccer league
match here to-day. 4 to 0.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
(aihs draI VI ins Onsncr

The Cathedral Co'eee FIVE opened
IS baske.ba sea en- with an easy
lctory yesterday over the quintet
rom Up ala College. The score was
"a to Is
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
WINNERS

High scratch prize-M. Mcvey
high handlcap p.l1e--D. :. McCutcheon.
lraNeis Is4and Cup--C. L. hlng
Haslin, CUB and AccumuIation-Al! with
twenty -nve ta4 gets
buermeyer Cup-T II. Lewis
Ghost Cup-C. l.. KING.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Unbeaten Schoolboy Team
Wins by One-Point Margiz,
smith's Coal After Touchdown in High School Game
at ~ cts Field Enables Brooklyn Prep to Tri.
urr Il, to e, and Maintain Clean Slate

Erasmus game of +bo
the unbeaten Brooklyn Prep
by tn Zach
Smiths goal following Brooklyn Prp touchdown proved
p winning point
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09

Tonchdowns-Harlcy wiNaman. slykcr Goals
rom ,, toq nd 'wiis--Iiarey Stnchcomb Referee
w ma''So,n Hal Migh Gan Nmpre-H r sryde. Har-
WESLEYAN Fled jrdge-F E Gradler Tine g.
Quarie s-Ifftecn minutes each "
Sulst tute-Harey (captain) for Farcass,n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
State Wins at Soccer

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov B.
pennsylvania State College defeated
Lenlgh at soccer here to-day, 9 to D.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
Schulof Victor at Msntclair

a kickers' handicap at eighteen holes
medal play was held yes,erda over
the Upper Montclalr Country Club
links. the winner being T.. |. Schulof
who handed in the lowest net card OF
1l6-33-S3. r. B. Burton, with l05--
20-S5, was second.
The sores:
l. scaulor. ils-s8-S3. r. b Bur
ton, le5-2o-s5 w. 4. Johns l21--35-sd
J. u Hors-ord, l03-l7-S5, f, w
Whitfield. lo7-20-s7, A. H White
ill-i-lI0.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
The Other Extreme

Many of those taking the backward
view c<n also ook upon fault at
tacheI to the other extreme. We refer
here to those golfers who stand rigidly
over their bali, gripping the club with
the power they carry, delaying the
swing until their entire systems are
taut unto the swapping point. These
overdeliberate golfers are not only a
curse unto them selves, but also to
every one else playing the course. This
long delay isn't & matter OF careful
ness, but matter OF nerves. They
seem to have a wild dread of swinging
at the ball as if they saw impending
disaster ai the end OF the stroke. We
timed one of these golfers a short
while ago snd found that he was tax
ing we'll over q minute after he had
taken his stand and was set to play.
For over sixty seconds he would stand
there gripping the club with all he
had, beco ming more and more rigid
before he finally lurched back into a
fast, nervous swing. And then he Won
dered why he cou dnt break 100 after
expendng all this time and care upon
each stroke.
These are only a few of the many
faults that some 100000 golfers can
view in retrospect. 1t isn't a bad idea
for each golfer to make a thorough
review Of his game at the end o. the
playing season. jot down Lis main faults
and so be ready next spring to get an
early start in formulating his anti
toxins. If every go fer did this there
would be sufficient number OF
strokes saved next year to match the
sands along the Atlantic coast
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
TO MAKE THE NEEDY HAPPY
THE LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS ARE WORKING ON
,,ar to maize the raedu Of Bogalusa. happy on

THE LOCAL LODGE OF ELKS ARE WORKING ON
a plan to make the needy Of Bogalusa happy on
Christmas day. For the past three years they nave aus
tributed we'll filled baskets to every section Oh the Guy
This year they propose to go at 1t on larger scae ana
have placed the amount to be spent for the at $1,000
With the high cost of everything will require about $40
to provide big basket Of provisions fruits etc Every
thing will be purchased at wholesale and it Is the mten
ton of the committee in charge to reach every needy
family in Bogalusa.
On previous occasions some families received two
baksets while others did not get any, Therefore If you
know OF needy family Bogausa who should receive
one of the baskets you should report their name address
and number in family to w. G. Thomas chairman or
e g. Undertake exalted ruler The earlier you send IN
the name that much more certain you be that the
basket will reach your party on Christmas Eve
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath, before break
fast helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and vivacious-merry,
bright, alert-a good, clear skin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. If
only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath, what gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands of
sickly, manufacturing men, women
and girls, with pasty or muddy
compilations; instead of the multi
tudes of nerve wrecks" "rundowns,"
"brain flags" and pessimists we
should see a virile, optimistic throng
Of rosy-cheeked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
each morning, before breakfast, a
glass of real hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
vious days indigestible waste, sour
lamentations and poisons, thus
cleansing, sWeetenine and freshening
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds; and particularly those who have
a. pallid, sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but a trifie, but is sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and remark
able change in both health and appear
ance, awaiting those who practice In
fcrna1 sanitation We must remem-
Der that inside cleanliness is more i'm
portant than outside, because the skin
does not absorb impurities to con-
taminate the blood while the pores In
the thirty feet Of bowels do.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
S. o. YOUNG SUCCEEDS
BURNHAM WITH ARMOUR

Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Young of Jack
son, Miss, arrived in Bogalusa last
week and are making their home at
the Pine Tree Inn. Mr.. Young has
succeeded Mr.. Burnnam as local man
ager for Armour & Co.
Mr.. Burnham was transferred to
Vicksburg and was rendered a ban
quet by the Armour employees on his
arrival in that city.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
POLITICS GETTING INTERESTING

DOGALUSA AND WASHINGTON PARISH PKOMloE
to make up for lost time in politics. starting at once
as the election is just little over month away bot
Mesrs Parker and Stubs have large number OF ardent
supporters in the city and over the parish Candidates
will come to Bogalusa in the future and then the
lineup will be made and there will be no letup until the
ballots are counted.
Messrs Parker and Stubbs have influential friends
here who predict that each will carry the city and parish
Mr. Parker poed big vote here four years ago on the
Progressive ticket His friends state that in the present
contest that he will easily carry the city lie mas loSC
few of his old supporters, but not many
Reports are that through the rural districts Colonel
Stubs has bigger following that Mr. Parker so as the
situation stands today it looks neither had any ad-
vantage on the vote of the parish.
The nomination for parish officer will as heretofore,
be more interesting to the local voters than the guberna
toria race With the exception of joint senator there will
be contest for every office from sheriff to members OF
the police jury You may as well begin to decide for
whom YOU are going to VOTE because most of the voters
are making or have made their decisions.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
ORDINANCE NO. 1s1.

Providing budget of revenues and expenses for the
CITY of Bogaiusa louisiana for the year 1920, and levy
inc the necessary taxes to meet the budget
Whereas, under Section Thirty-nine (39) OF the
Charter of the City of Bogausa is made the duty OF the
Commission Council to levy equal and uniform tax for
the following year, at its meeting in December OF each
year. therefore
Section l. B it ordained by the Commission Council
of the City of Bogausa, Louisiana that there is hereby
levied on all properties subject to state taxation IN the
limits Of the City of Bogalusa, Louisiana an equal and
uniform tax Of five 90 mills on the dollar for general
municipal purposes which said tax is hereby levied for
the wear 1920 and shall be due and payable according to
law. 4.
hereby levied on all property subject to state taxation in
the limits of the City of Bogausa Louisiana for the year
1920 an equal and uniform tax of four ( mills on the
dollar for the purpose of paying the bonds and interest Of
the City Of Bogalusa maturing January 1st 1921 and IN
erest January 1s 1921 and July 1st 1921 and bonds
maturing December 1s 1921 and interest December lst
1921 and June 1st, 1921. -
lowing be and it is hereby adopted the budget of reve
nues and expenditures for the City OF Bogalsa Wash
inptOn Parish Louisiana, for the year 1920
RECEIPTS
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04


w. H. SULLIVAN, Mayor.
XII BEAN, City Clerk.
Introduced and adopted December End, 1919
ORDINANCE NO. 1872
To declare the General License Law Ordinance No. l.
as amended, to be in force for the year 1920
Be it ordaind by the Commission Council OF the City
of Bogalusa, Louisiana:
Section l. That the General License Law of the City
of Bogausa Louisiana amended at this time be and
is hereby made the General License Law for the City OF
Bogalusa louisiana for the year 1920, and license is
hereby levied against all persons firms and corporations
as set out and graded in said license ordinance
w. H. SULLIVAN, Mayor.
X BEAN, City Clerk
introduced and adopted December End, 1919.
ORDINANCE NO. 1873.
Regulating hack livery and auto drivers and hotel por
tiers at the N. 0. G. n R. R. depot
To regulate hack, livery and auto drivers and hotel
porters etc. in and around the N O. G. N passenger de-
pot Bogausa louisiana and providing penalties for vio
lation Of this ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Commission Council of the City
of Bogalusa, Louisiana:
Section l. That all hack, livery and auto drivers,
and hotel poers etc. when waiting for the arrival OF any
ran shall back their conveyances up to the curb on the
east side of the depot and it shall be unlawful for any
hack livery auto driver hotel porter to solicit pas
sengers on the west side of the depot at the immediate
ends thereof in the waiting rooms express office etc.
and each hack livery and auto driver and the hotel por
tes etc. shall remain the east side of the depot the
arrival of the trains and shall not be permitted to leave
the curb the east side of the depot to solicit patrons
passengers.
Section 2. That no hack or auto or other vehicle
shall be parked the walks leading across the street
the east side of the depot at any time and any person vo
ang any of the provisions of this ordinance SHALL upon
conviction be fined not less than five $500 dollars
more than twenty ($25OO) dollars imprisoned not
more than thirty days. in the discretion of the Court
Section g. All ordinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance are hereby repealed
w. H. SULLIVAN, Mayor
K BEAN, City Clerk.
introduced and adopted December End, 1919
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04

DEMEMBER, THAT IF YOUR POLL TAX IS NOT
n paid by December 81 you will not be qualified to
vote in the election next anuary For the convenience OF
the voters of the parish Sheriff Bateman has made ar
engagements whereby you can pay your poll tax at the
Washington Bank and Trust Company or at the First
State Bank Better attend to paying this tax before you
forget it.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
LESS YOU TALK AND THE MORE YOU PRO

THE LESS YOU TALK AND THE MORE YOU PRO
duce the better it is going to be for everyone in the
community It is estimated that the worlds supply OF ne
cesstes is four years behind and the production has
reached the lowest ebb in years AS long there is
shortage in production and the brisk demand continues
prices are going remain high Do your part produce
all that you possibly can and try to encourage your fellow
workman to do likewise.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04

WITH THE PARISH AND CITY OF BOGALUsA
spending million dollars improvements during
the coming year, with the business outlook assuming its
od-time FORM with two possibly three new industries
face the new wear with prospects for the most prosperous
wear in the history of the city BY cooperation on the
part of everyone Bogausa rank the third city IN the
state before the end of 1920.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
IInGING FROM PRICES. CHARGED FOR DRINKS

j in New Orleans ready has been found for the
drinking craze Whskey has been selling for 50 cents
drink cocktails high as dollar Domestic VINE IS re-
ported to have sold for SIT quart and champagne for
S25 quart If people who drink are big enough fish
to pay this price for drink the saoonkeepers ought to
keep on raising the price.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
$423,127.50
DISBURSEMENTS

DISBURSEMENTS
Sinking fund, for bonds maturing January
LIST, 1921 and interest January 1st, 1921,
and July 1st 1921, and bonds maturing
December 1st 1921, and interest Deem
Der 1st 1921, and June LIST, 1921-----S 80 425. w
Eynpenso of bond issue - 3437. so
DEPARTMENT of Public Affairs - 1OOOO.00l
DorpartTnenf Of Accounts and Finances - 100000
0eparfrnent of Public Health and Safety - 22 100000
DEPARTMENT of Public Streets and Parks - 49, 115.00
aVn aTey alu -0s 125 Ooo 90
Constructing waterworks and sewerage - 125OOO.O 0I
CONSTRUCTIVE annex to City Hall and Jail - 100000
Constructing and equippng annex to fire de-
partmenC ------------ 4oOUV.UVI
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04
LOT OF FOLKS IN THIS VICINITY WILL

"A believe that the bridge Pearl River is going
to be built until they have crossed it. Won't it seem odd
to be able to cross the stream modern bridge, with
gravel roads on both Sides And just think that II the
~oads are built by next summer that many of Bogausas
citizens can drive to the gulf coast in less than three
hours.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-04

THE LIFTING OF THE LID IN NEW ORLEANS
last week was the best that some have had in
MANY weeks and then all had to be spoiled by the prices
which the osrs charged for drink
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

patriot? 1t Is deeply significant thH'
not whisper OF protest fell from
the lips OF Jugo-SlaV. Hungarian,
Pole IeCh so long as the armies Of
the central powers were marching
to victory. There were no murnlurs
against the atrocities of Belgium. mo-
hAlf-strahgled cries of anguish IN
racial SBplrASBns. nothing that could
bs construed as tho soicc Of the
patriot or tho patron OF sd eccpt hu-
manity
Patriotism Doesn't Hide end
But after President Wilson begun
his idealistic offensive which had for
It's purpose tho driving Of wedge
between the subject peoples and
tho central powers and sot forth his
celebrated fourteen points, one OF
which pointed the way whereby va
riouH ones might escape the wrath
TO come End the restoration pay
menH to follow. the whole OF Nit
ueufOpH suddenly turned into sub
jeCt peoples attempting to express q
Just national aspiration. But tho
garb of pstIOtihm was not fashioned
to hide the political cad when law
and order is finally Icstored In these
states fun of huoytnt llfe.' which
at the moment have taken for their
naional flag the miserable emblem
Of anarchy, be- not surprised II u
he n ono man dcspotism There are
worse governments than a bcncvol-
ont despotism one such In re-
public before It's time
~ is this all two prevalent tdisposr.
ton 10 arrange living facts In accord
with noncGIstant moralitics that con
stitutcs the very grave danger to the
future OF our own government, that
renders 1t difficult TO get the average
citizen 10 listen 10 plain facts and
common reason. Just as tho cause
for this singular situation ccnterH In
ono man so docs the hope for relief
This phenomena In American politics
Is tho result OF six years Of very un ,
usual leadership Always we have
had the pacifist. nonresistsnt ultra
ideHllstlc element, but never before
has that element had leader In the
white house, and never before has it
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

The land, rhapsa1liZe because great
oppressive empires have passed away
and upon their ruins have sprung
states fun Of young, buoyant Efe.'
Phy sIcnI World No Ip'iicr.
Many nlprcshive empires have
passed away, bot u remains very
much a question whether either the
spiritual or physical world Is bet
ter for tha7 fact At The present mo-
mcnt II would seem that with the
oppressive empires went every yes.
'Ec Of government and re@pect Tor
Law and order. and those minds that
can discover In the existing chaos
Of tho so.called young and buoyant
states anything desirable for Amer
leo arc certainly not the minds TO
direct our dcstiny
hold no brief for the ancient
houses of Europe nor their meth ,
DDS OF government but what order
Is, prActlCal mind can prefer the
Russs Of today to the Russia OF the
rIaT" What man who believes IN
fho ihrcc great virtues OF our own
country industry. thrift discipline.
can SOC the sIIRh ert Justification for
y rcmoieat virtue in bolshcyism
hhm!lt.n" pywmi r. shrdlhrdlufwy
1t IN assumed that every citizen
Of this republic would Ike to see Just
such government as theirs over
every people OF the earth hut
what evidence is there that any pco-
pie not nov possessing II is capable
of maintaining ~ None II s a
maxim IN which believe with all my
heart mat every people. as a rule
have a. good government an they de
serve n the mental ground is
capsule Of sustaining /liberty and
representative government hc as
sured such gQyernment viii spring
up and flourish In It's appointed time.
There can be no mistakIng tho germ
Of genuine patriotism that alone Ia
capable NJ bearing this noble fruit
Hut Wherc among all tho ASPIRIN X
states. the states 'ful Of young
bouyant NE" is there apparent a
single figure that by any play Of the
Imagination can he mistaken for the