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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04

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A LA MEMoRIA DE MYRTLE CON
ZALEZ

En- la iglesia de San Vicente de los
Angeles (Cahfornia) Sc dijo el mes pa
sado una solemne misa de requiem en-
memoria de la conocida artista cinema
tografica Myrtle Gonzalez que falleci6
en- octubre de 1918. En- la epoca en- que
la actriz murio, todas las iglesias es-
taban cerradas por la influenza. La
sefiorita Gonzalez, que como su nombre
indica, era de abolengo espaflol, figur6
en- los elencos de importantes empresas
norteamericanas Y gozaba de mucha po.
pularidad en- Puerto Rico
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UNA ENTREVISTA CON NORMA
TALMADGE, LA DEL ALMA LATI
MA

En- nuestro proximo nilmero publica-
remos una interesante entrevista con l.
actriz Norma Talmadge, donde nos Co
munica la historic de un cocodrilo que
sc moria de frio Sc murio de calor,
y las aventuras de un perro que, sos
pechado de haberse transformado eli
"biftec', aparecio al fin en- calidad de
alma ell pena.
En- la entrevista, la artista nos re
vela sus preferencias en- question de
interpretations que dan la clave dc
la fuerza convencimiento con que re
presenta sus diversos papeles drama
ticos
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MAE MARSH Sc CASA

MAE MARSH, una de las famosas ac-
trices de Griffith Y quien nuestros lee
torres recordaran por su esplendido ira
bajo EN- lei Nacimiento de una Ma
ci6n'', Intolerancia' otras esplen-
didas producciones, sc case en- Nueva
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6ARTISTAS DE CINE pORTORRI-
QUEEO?

Don Manuel de Ia Bandera. actor Y
director mexicano Que SC halla en- Cali
fornia, nos escribe solicitando jovenes
portorriquenos que quieran ser artistas
de Cine FL senior De Ia Bandera esta
estudiando los metodos de production
de las grandes casas norte-americanas,
con objeto de implantar 10 mejor que
ell elias descubra EN- su pals, en- donde
Sc propone dedicarse al arte mudo con
eIementos exclusivamente latinos.
FL sefor De la Bandera, quiere tener
portorriquenos en- el establcctmiento de
su futura ''Bandera Film que ell
aIudido director Sc propone lamar pro
ximamente en- Mejico
Ell senior de Ia Bandora nos comuni-
ca que nos avisara Ell su oporCunidad
ell numero de aspirantes que necesite.
Ell MUNDO' EN- LA PANTALLA
Pronto Sc presentar5 a los publicos
internacionales una cInta en- donde Il
guran los principalos peri6dicos de Anne
RIGA Latina.
Los talleres de Ia 'Lasky'' traba-
jan EN- su confeccion, ALI habremos
lie yer "EL MUNDO' ocupando ol
puesto que, por su seriedad e importan-
cia, le corresponds.
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Dos Tandas

Para exhibition en- este henzo pre-
sentara esta noche el cine Tres Ban
deras' la gran cinta que lleva por IT,
tulo lei Hundimiento del Oceania >
en- ocho extensos reels.
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Ci11er11at0graficas

York, con Mr.. Luis Lee Armes, de la
redaccion del New York Tribune Ell
matrimonio fue tenido ell secreto por
varios meses.
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CINE 'vARIEDADBs', (BAYAMoN)
Dos Tandas.

Hoy Sc proyectaran en- este cine los
episodios 1, 2, 8 de la gran serie re-
presentada por William Duncan, rival
de Eddie Polo, titulada lei Sendero
Sangriento'
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TEATRO BELIoGRAPH
Dos Tandas

Esta noche estreno del precioso dra-
ma italiano cuya protagon+sta es la mis-
ma del Coche numero 13 .'Gioconda
Ademas una comedia.
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GRATIS OF
GRATIS

En- Ia joyerfa Felix Lopez. San Fran
cisco, frente a Ia Opera, le reconoce.
ran Ia vista gratis indic&ndole el cris.
tai precise que necesitan sus oios. Girls.
tales y monturas de la. calidad con
precios bsjos.-San Francisco 81 u.
AdVt.
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Espectaculos
CINE TRES BANDERAS
Dos Tandas

Dos Tandas
EStreno de los episodios IS, IL. v
IS, illtimos de la emocionante serio 'EI
sendero Sangriento por William Dun
can.
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas
Matinee y noche. Estreno del Guar
to episodio de, I'm Las Mayas de la
Intriga'', y "El False Emisario''. en-
cinco reels por Bed Little.
CINE REAL.
Dos Tandas
Segundo episode del Pacto de Tres
y Ia interesante comedia por Norma
,Talmadge titulaqa, ssoo oEscandalo".
CINE NORMA
Dos Tandas.
"Amor que Triunfa' emocionante
drama por Ia exquisite artista Floren-
ce Reed.
s2os
CINE PUERTO RICO
Dos Tandas
Ell gran actor Carlyle Blackwell Sc
presenta esta noche en- la gran produc
ci6n "El Amor de un Principe.
CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas
Ruth Roland ell la sensacionalisima
serie LA Vestal del Sol Inca Epi-
sodios 5 y 6.
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Siempre llama a-Ojeda Tel6fono S55.
Avt
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Te1go pleas De repuesto para Er.
gistradOras-Ojcda. Avt.
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CINE TRES BANDERAs, BAYAMoN
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Ruth Roland ell la sensacionalisima
serie "La Vestal del Sol Inca. Epi-
sodios 5 6.
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"Amor que Triunfa' emocionante
drama por Ia exquisite artista Floren-
ce Reed.
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Estreno de los episodios 13, IL, y
is, iiltimos de la emocionante serie Ell
Sendero Sangriento' por William Dun
can.
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Dos Tandas

Ell gran actor Carlyle Blackwell Sc
presenta esta noche en- la gran produc
ci6n "El Amor de un Principe.
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Segundo episode, del Pacto de Tres
y Ia interesante comedia por Norma
.Talmadge titulaqa, ssosEscandalo" a.
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CINE PUERTO RICO
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Dos Tandas

CINE IMPERIAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04

Matinee y noche. Estreno del Guar
to episodio de, I'm Las Mayas de Ia
Intriga', "El False Emisario'', en-
cinco reels por Bed Little.
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CINE NORMA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
.JOICE

The Kings Daughters held very
interesting and enjoyable meeting
Thursday at the home. of Mr.. and
delightfully."- entertained. The bust
ness session was held in the forenoon
and i'll the absence of the president.
the vice president presided. At the
close of the meeting the hostess in
vited her guests to the dining room.
which was very Hastily decorated
with purple. the Kings Daughters
color. From the ceiling was suspend
ed two large maltese crosses. On
each napkin was pinned maltese
cross cut from silver tinsel. Two ia :
bles, one for the senior members. and
one for the juniors. We're laden with
good things to which all did ample
justice. after joining in singing the
D,xoloey. After pleasant social
hour the time was given to the en-
tertainment of the juniors. for whose
special benefit the meeting was held.
After singing Jesus Loves The
Children each junior spoke or read
interesting pieces, then played games
and had general good time. Three
junior members were added to the
Circle, Misses Gladys and Mary
Gordon and Hazel Sparrow. A ris-
ing vote of thanks was given the
hostess The meeting closed with
.ringing of Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickin-
sons hymn, Lead now as forth we
CO." The next meeting Of the King q
Daughters win he an all-day session
held April 10, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hildreth.
Mrs. Nellie Preble is improving In
health.
John Henry, who was recently dis
charged from the United States mil
itary service, is now employed at
Bath.
Mic. Walter Clark and baby and
Mrs. Helen Clark Malcolm and baby
Of New Haven, OF, are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
WALDOBORO

Nol;TH-Rena Jones has gone to
North Warren where she has en-
ployment with Mrs. +. o. Jameson.
Maurice Wellman of West Warren
was in this place Monday.
George Oliver of Union was Il
guest of MIR. and Mrs John A. Burn
hcimer Monday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy l.. Shlman. who has
had employment the past winter at
the home of Mrs. Caroline Robinson
in st. George has returned home.
Airs. f. &. league passed Thursday
with her granddaughter. Mrs. Glenys
Burnhcimer.
Mrs. Olive Shuman and Mrs. Celia
league were in this place Wednesday
and called on Mrs. Ada Carroll and
Mrs. J. \. Burnheimcr.
Fred CaldcrWood. who is working
for the Trask Lumber Co. who are
operating their mill at South Waldo
Doro was home over Sunday
Miss Doris Fogg of Waldoboro has
been guest of Mrs. W. r. b. Feyler
for few days
Mrs. Charlie Knight who has been
passing several days with her daush-
ter. Mrs. Ellard Mank returned to
her home in Pownal Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Feyler, who
have been passing several days in
Notrh Nobleboro. where Mr.. Fcylcr
has been operating his wood saving
machine returned home Tuesday.
Maple Grange at its regular meet :
ing Tuesday evening worked the
fourth degree on four candidates and
harvest supper was served in the
hall dining room by the sisters.
Mrs. Elmus Shuman passed Tues
day with Mrs. T. l.. Feyler at Feyler's
Corner
G. Il. Walter and mother. Mrs.
Catherine Walter drove to Waldoboro
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Eugley re.
ceived telegram from Washington
-. e., bringing the sad news of the
oetath OF their son, Private Maurice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
COMING EVENTS

April ~. N. G. A. campaign to Sc
cure $4,000 to finance state recon-
struction rogram.
April l-Maior General Clarence I'd
wards at Augusta.
April MAJOR iaren.e Edwards at
Skowhegan. and Waterville.
April 3-Mai6r General Clarence Ed
wards at Bangor.
April 3-T.auncnin. of barge for U. :.
Shipping 30 rd Machias.
April Aviator Gel eral Clarence I'd.
wards at Lewiston.
April Major &c eral Clarence Cd
wards at Portland. Public meeting at
City hall in evening.
April Municipal election. Calais.
April 9-Maine Methodist Episcopal
conference, Fairfield.
April 9-East Maine Methodist Episco.
pal conference. Milo.
Oakland.
April 9-Maine Daily News Association,
Elmwood Hotel. Waterville. 10 90 A. NJ.
April 9-lo-Maine Grand Lodge l. o. G..
T., Portland.
April 1i-13-Ali-Maine Girls Conferenc e.
April 1s-l9-At Bangor. Me-. 21st Jan
nual encampment of United Spanish
War Veterans of Maine.
April 2l-May 1O-Nictcry Liberty Loan
campaign.
May 7-S-Spring meeting Maine Re lera-
tioR Women's Clubs, Augusta House.
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
No More Rheumatism
Torturing Pains and Swollen Joints
vanish When Rhsuma Is Used.

At last real remedy for lheuma-
tism: And a good one 1t must be when
Bowditch Webster Co. and good drug
gists everywhere sell 1t on the no-cure
Io-pay basis.
Rheumatics should hail the news with
great rejoicing. for it ia surely re-
markable remedy and has a record Of
almost unbelievable cures. Read what
J. F. Oliver of Albany. Ga. says about
it:
II had sciatic rheumatism for two
years. and tried every medicine oher ed
for rheuma tism. Tried many doctors.
was treated at one Of the best South
ern sanatoriums. and IL I improved any
l did not realize 1t. ! am conductor
on the Central OF Georgia railroad. and
had secured pass to Hot Springs. ARR.
to take treatment. About that time [
eaw Rheuma advertised and concluded
to try. It. ..Labandoned my trip, ,cek
three bottles. and now feel as we'll as
ever. I would not take hundred thou
sand dollars for what Rheuma has done
for me.
If YOU have rheuma tism in any form
don't edelay-try Rheuma today. A
large bottle is not expensive. and your
money back if it does not give you
quick and joyful relief.-Adv.
mch2S-apr2-.4
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Oranges

Vassalboro Grange met i'm day ScS-
sion on Tuesday with about 100 pres
ent. The First and Second degrees
were conferred on two candidates.
One application was received. Cues
tons were discussed: (which is of
more use on farm, a vacuum
cleaner or ii sulky plow::'', and Can
farmer afford to raise potatoes fer
81 per bushel?"
Covered dish dinner was served
Arrange ments are being made for :,
special car for Oakland on Saturday.
Palmyra Grange held an all-day
educational meeting March -. Aftei.
business the following program was
presented: Song by Grange; ques-
ton: Il aggregate attendance meth
cd of distributing the State common
school funds better than any othe:
discussed by II. T.. C1iffofu. district
superintendent OF schools, ana n. j..
Guodri, II. worthy master of Palmy-
ra Grange: songs by Mr.. Clifford.
Mrs. u. 5. Emerson gave an account
Of her visit in Washington. ID. c., dc
..cribed many points of interest on
the journey which they look by iu-
tomobile and clso the great number
Of jutcresting places they visited
while in and around the nations
capital Remarks by Mrs. Clifford
and others. Visitors from Hartland,
st. Adams and Newport were pres
ent. Dinner was Sc we'd at noon. AZ
ternoon session: SonS.', Mrs. Clifford:
remarks or school work for the conf
ing year Ivy Mr.. Clifford: address.
Glenn Starkcy. State deputy school
superintendent. remarks by Rev. &.
II. Johonnett: song. Arabelle Nc
Crillis: questions answered by MI
Starky; songs. MIR. and Mrs. II. Il.
Clifford Meeting closed i'm form. the
next meeting will be in the evening.
April s. The topic will be Labor saw
ing devices i'll the home Eemini-
ncense.; of 81 hoUl days by all. A sur
,,rise number Will be Introduced.
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READFIELD

Guy Jack. formerly Il resident OF
THU. town. now undertaken in Bothet.
was; in Readtield on business last
Wednesday.
A pleasant afternoon was passed
March rs at the home of Mrs. Charles
Brown. Work was done on aprons
for coming sale. a pleasing pro-
gram consisting of several readings.
was given. Mrs. Anne Brown being
unable to he present was remem-
beied by dish of delicious candy
which she sent for refreshments. The
hostesses were Mrs. Nellie Brown
and Mics Edith Stanley.
Miss Emma Williams. who is
teaching in the high school AT Rocii-
ester, y. H.. came home Saturday
for weeks vacation with her pa
rents and brother Fred
George W Carson returned Satur-
day from 10-days visit with re,a-
tives in Boston.
Mrs. b. v. Emerson Of Biddeford.
who has been caring for her sister.
Mrs. William G. Hackett, returned
to her home Monday. March 81.
Miss Jane Carson. who came home
on account of illness a week ago. re-
turred to her school in Nassalboro on
Monday.
On Saturday. April ; the boys ,irI
girls OF this vicinity. as we'll as their
parents, are invited to tie present
at Grange hall in the afternoon and
listen 10 an address. Club Work fo..
Girls and Boys which will he Civ
Deering is the agent for Kennehec
county in charge of this work. n is
hoped that a large number of girls
and boys will avail themselves OF
this privilege. of getting helpful in
formation for the coming season ;
work
All interested in helping in Red
Cross work are invited to meet in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
RHEUMATISM
DISAPPEARED
SAYS WOMAN
This Maine Resident Endured Great
Agony Until She Tried This
Blood Builder

There are many people today who
could gain complete restoration to
health and freedom from pain by
building up the blood.
There are many methods of treat :
ing rheumatism but most of them are
directed at the symptoms and aim
Chiefly to soothe the pain. Such rem
edies are temporary in their effect. A
treatment that builds up the blood
gives strength to all parts Of the body
and enables the system to expel the
poisons of the disease.
A good example of the successful
treatment of a case of rheumatism is
that of Mrs. Julia Ma on. of No. s
Porter street. Eiddeford. Me.
Il had suffered from rheumatism
for the past ten years." says Mrs. Ma
son, land nothing seemed to give me
any relief. AS the attacks continued
they became more severe and l was
very nervous. especially at night.
My limbs panied me constantly and
swelled and my feet were numb.
"A newspaper announcement led
me to try DR.. Williams Pink Pills and
was surprised to find that had i'm
proved wonderfully after the first box
slept better nights and seemed to
be less nervous. continued the
treatment until the pains and numb
ness disappeared as we'll as the swell
ing. I shall always recommend DR.
Williams Pink Pills for cases OF
rheumatism caused by poor blood"
The purpose of DR.. Williams Pink
Pills is to build up the blood. They
do this one thing and they do it we'll
They are for this reason an invalNa .
BILE remedy in diseases arising from
bad or deficient blood. as rheumatism
neuralgia. after-effects of the grip
and fevers. The pills are guaranteed
to be free from opiates or any harm
full drug and cannot injure the mos,
delicate system.
Building Up the Blood" is q book
let full of useful information. Every
mother and every growing girl should
have one. 1t is sent free on request
by the DIR. Williams Medicine Co..
Schenectady. N. Y. Your own drug
gist sells DR.. Williams Pink Pills OF
they will be sent by mail. postpaid
on receipt Of price. fifty cents per
box; six boxes for $2.50.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
CHELSEA

Thomas Searlc of Bar Harbor. ac-
cOmpanied by his son. Thomas Searle
Jr.. is visiting at f.. II. Collins.
Ralph Hayes has moved into r. v
Morgan's house.
Schoolhouse No. has been treated
to new coat of paint and paper in
side.
grand jury.
Roy Harris has moved his family
TO \. r. j. Collins
The assessors started on their an
nual trip Tuesday morning.
Ed. Corbin has moved hack to his
old home on Morgan hill after pass
ing the winter i'm Randolph.
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Maine Gossip
Defiance

When I am old and no longer dent
A shield with the great broadsword Al
my side
Wen l am racked and can no longer
ride
Like bold knight to tilt or tourna-
Then l will hang my worthless arma-
ment
Against the wall thenceforth in
doors hide.
Then / will read those writer's l de-
And learn how old men look on arms
event.
But now. when all my young blood
yearnS for war
And in me is the wisdom of the lance
What need have ] of sooth men say or
sing?
Somewhere between the sunrise and the
shore
] hear the rumble of high romance
Ho, let me pass. Have done your
prattling.
H. Thompson Rich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Horsemen in York county. $40
have speedy horses, and have not
been able to race them on the snow
or dirt for several years, are plan
ming for lot of racing sport this
GUNNER over the old trotting course
of the York County Agricultural So.
cie'y. on North street in Saco. The
park is now owned by Senator John
Percy Deering Of Saco, who recently
announced his candidacy for Cover
nor in the Republican primary il
1920. He built number of fats and
small dwellings at the park. expect
ing that the establishment q. .ne
$4,000 shoe shop nearby would ere
ate demand for rents. The closin.
of the factory. which had been leased
by the Sears Roebuck Co. and the
moving Of the machinery to Spring
vale caused most of the worker. 10
go to that village. with the result;
that there is not great demand for
tenements in that section Of the CITY
at present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
WINSL0W

The regular meeting of the Grange
will be held Friday evening at the
Grange hall. The first and second de-
The ladies of the degree staff are
requested to meet at the Grange hall
at $50 for a rehearsal.
Rinaldo Bennett, who has returned
from overseas. arrived in town
Wednesday. First class Private
Bennett enlisted in Company Fl. 103d
Infantry and has been in several big
battles He was badly gassed in one
and has passed several months in
Tough he will return to Camp Dcvens.
Saturday to receive his discharge
Miss Gertrude Sylvester. after !,
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Israe' Weed,
has returned to Freedom.
J. +. Lawney of Fredericton. \. B.,
is guest for a few weeks of his sis
ter. Mrs. Edward Brann. Mr.. Law
ney. who was a member of the Black
Watch Regiment. has recently re-
ceived his discharge at Montreal
Miss Margaret kinnear was guest
Tuesday of Miss Annie Hooper. We'd
nesday Miss Kinnear visited Miss
Doris Rainey.
Mr. and Mrs. p. 3. White have re-
Gently received a letter from their
son. Harold White, who is one Of the
Generals Guards at Witthich, Ger
many. Mr.. White writes that he.
with Corporal Shields of the 7th
I, ROT a
four days furlough. They visited
Coblenz and took a 81 mile sail along
the Rhine. They also visited tle
eX-Kaisers palace. While in Cob
lenz Mr.. White met II. f. Hall. one
of his fraternity brothers at Co!by
College.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Smith are en-
PERTAINING II. f. Rogers of Caribou.
Charles Treat of Bath is Il guest of
Mrs. W. r. Wing Of Halifax street.
William Colby has purchased the
Pittsteld Ice Co.. and will conduct it
in connection with the Fort Halifax
Ice CO. of this town.
Miss Bernicr Simpson went To
Smithfield. Thursday for a few days
visit with her grandmother. Mrs.
Frank Bickford.
Harvey Suite. n student at Oak
Grove. was in town Wednesday af-
ternoon to attend the parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reynolds and
two children of Mackamp. after a
weeks visit with Mr.. Reynolds
mother Mrs. Mary Reynolds, are the
guests for week of Mrs. Reynolds
sister. Mrs. William Z. Sutherland Of
First street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

What form of more violent criticism.
for example. could carry a heavier load
of just rebuke than the temporarily
phrased sentences in which Elihu Root
points out to Woodrow Wilson that his
duty as President required him to con-
vene the Senate Immediately after tire
fourth of March in order that the lie isl l.
tive body whose constitutional business
il is to take the lead in such discus iions
should have the opportunity to perform
its func York SUM-
But what availeth violent or tenn
perate rebuke with u man bent on
having his own way. regardless of
cOst--to the country or the world: