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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-04-23

Final rejection Of the
gue of Nations by the
ernment was proclaim
Mid by President Hard
INN announcement OF
blicies of his administra-
efore the new Congress,
write a program OF po-
onomical reconstruction.
declared acceptance OF
build be nothing short OF
the mandate Of the No
hons. Instead, he asked
essional declaration OF ,
Tor ratification OF those
be Versailles treaty which
ificalIy American rights
in the war settlement.
Harding's principal rec
ks included the following.
relations: No separate
eace with the Central
the assumption alone that
be adequate. The wiser
q seem to be to engage
Existing treaty, assuming
That this can be satisfac-
nplished by such explicit
and notifications as VIII
absolute freedom of mad
hmitments and safeguard
ntial interests. No helpful
Nations can be founded on
committed to peace un'
nants re-establishing peace
By the nations which were
Reimbursement OF inter
IA revision "of those taxes
become unproductive anc
ficial and, burdensome al
besr own purpose"
Instant tariff enactmen
in character and under
nr people that it is for tn
only."
Efficient operation "a
\ that which the traffic cal
way rates and costs OF ope
1 be reduced. The remain
Les which are the beritanc
stic exploitation must D
md labor must join manage
understanding that the pul
paws is the public to ,
simple justice is the rigf
continue to be the right {
Dple."
n Marine. The Unite
ans to establish and mai
~ merchant marine.
oads: The strengthening
srning federal aid.
hications: Private monop
- to prevent the deyeio
needed facilities should
Government owned fac
<rever possible without u
rfering with private ente
pment needs, shou
e for general usae
kulation by the fe
I'd and encourageme
FOR development for mi
civil purposes.
AZ to Veterans.
linen: The american peoI
:ongress unfailingly to vol
<ufle Of the republic in a 81
"a practical way to its
"a the World War. The !
extension and utilization
|5nt hospital facilities
slief to the acute conditio
Implanted Of.
welfare: Coordination
government agencies n
on the subject and endor
he pending maternity bill
|fng: Congress ought to w
q OF barbaric lynching fr'
|ners OF a free and orde
native democracy. A prop
{ commission with represen
xhite and black races to stu
|ort on the subject. the pre-
IL has real merit"
and Navy: Early conside
pending appropriation b
red. "The government is
nth the wish to eliminate
I o. heavy armament s
Ioldent. 1.-THE United Sta
n be In harmony with sucl
mt toward the higher att
Z peace. But we shall not
lscard our agencies for defe
here is removed the need
We are ready to cooper
other nations to approxim
I1nent, but merest prude
that we disarm alone"
The War Debt.
nal Finance: THE staggel
k war debt must be cared
|fly funding and gradual Ii
We shall hasten the solul
1 effectively in lifting the
) Il we strike resolutely at
re-"
|nistration: Enactment OF
I~~~~--~~~~
AAasons Given School.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-04-23
Nominated BY Harding.

washington. Mary Anderson OF
Illinois was nominated by President
Harding to be director Of the women's
bureau Of the Department Of LAhna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
ROASTING YANK b[sTED
BY DROLl ROMAN
Rene Cab Driver Had Last
Word Following 8 Rubbing
In" BY a Visiting
American

Rome. June They are telling q
siory in TIE Roman cafes q fow a..
american visitor Il Rome casne off
second best IN q boasfing eensef
wsA . Roman cab driver
The American undertook 10 49,.
Rome in = day and used the cab
driver As guide The American
vas dr5ren ts All fhe great Roaiar
rrcaamenss ard took great saiefesf
IN tie buildings. alwsrx asking box
long eaca took to build
Al s. Peters. ire cab drive- corr
fessed ih4t Il took wears 70 oom
y.etA that structure. The Ameriesr
did not think thAt hat WAS such
a great feas for be was certain sscs
a huiidsng could be built in Ameris
~ sEo years Other large churches.
Ike s. John Lasersn. the sisiio-
sad. cpaid be tutlf IN . year or eyss
SIX months
Finally. they were passing tse neN
massive baiidings occupying several
city blocks containing the Italian izw
courts
WHATS that. inquired the Asnes
Scan
4 don't knou repiies she drire-
II wasn't there last night"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
BETTING ON COCkROACH
RACES A NEW DIVERSION
Cislrems of Constantinople Derive
Much rleasnfe Frum Game
Americans Start Many
New Sports

tousiaatIueple ;ans ps'iln4 ea
eos sfoaeh raeea q one of the aee
spens asrv u waa lnttcdaeed bs
q naasian ehe has ieai oaeaea u ha~
vhere man eho eAa's ss,ms feAl
esallment ios hla money can SEA
resnlls
The hatl IS dAfkeard a. she ma
menl the faee ~ 81 begin Then ],
single electric usti ~ the end -
. rpnwa, j. iafnrl on apl the ssk
reathe* eaes ia apegale sfaek ara
ici l'oae fton their saeea ip faee
far she ukhi
Mufe fta' old fashioned n0n gsa
iefsnnal spri mas he had hers fhsa
iu anY olhvr ~, Il FufoNe rhb ,t
ane in part fa lae alllea ssauna os
Occupation io the American oifsefs
hnd sailors on slasun hee ana thn
iarfe aumher ~ Ameflsaa and nr'
lsh civilians who have caWe ual fof
teslnesa since the aymlsl'ep
What ,he Russian fefpseee hAVe
dome ia she wse = oalls.nlne lle
vllY with y0nNrrVa. dancing pu~t
and aueef restaurants ihe ether 80
llcs have dome r. aparlias times
ia winter thefv W wiid Noef aHtk
and FOX hunting There q aleA ia
and oai os earou icnly ~ hprse
hack rldlae oyer tae ava raads aNd
enfeneed stretches of aplant eounts
fu both Sites 81 ite nospharus hpf
faeee are eilen held
nn,h she nfliiah Rra the Amer
eaHe have iaii eui eulf eotfega Ths
are algo leN frnpia suufta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

4 youihfal payroll bandit in Cieye-
land recently vas sentenced 20 the
electric chair for murder The judge
VAS woman. The jury was headed
BY q woman. The bandits pal~alsa
has Since been sentenced 10 the vhair
tor The same crime b. a jury in
Guiding four women gho, IN contrast
of the men members. from the ssari
werc tor the death penalty without
recommendation for mercy Thl.
was not 1hai some men predicted
when women began 20 be Included
On jufies in criminal cases.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Fair Play For The
Riddles Is Planned

tee owen y l~sele, secsetafs ~
lhe Nssioasal cAia iabcf commHier
VII rfesiae
Conditions 81 Nali nuf'oN mcns w
certain hiehly iada~,flal.aea sorns 81
agriculture. s,seh aa teei fals.ns so1
ontan culture. will '.e aeas hea fha
rleh, q cosnsfs ,hil1fen sraeni'N d,
q 81. sAooline ead Is uieais 81
whaieeeme meN sui retFcatfun vli5
~ emphasized Tire conspicuous
ieasare of rural cA.ld lahef saya shf
ccmmittce is ~ Interference with
seheoi attendance rhe a,ens
lerm IN lhe pniied sistes a tt
aass while ,he city term ia er da,f
or every hnnafol o'Haran enrolled
~ eils sehool. ihe dally attendance
is 81 o. ~ every hundred enul
"a iu rursl sehoeas oaly IS are "a
daily attendance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
nEAUTIFY|NC MADRID
IS BIC UNDERTAKING
City Landscape Artist To Trans
form Ancient City BY Great
ing Gardens EneirclinR
the City

MAhrld. June The tliy gardener
- Madrid Cecllio Rodriguez. II ga
gagged on che work 81 the trans
formation ~ the clit giving Il
breathing spaces ln ihe shape of iAls
lic gardens. planting trees aionr ail
The pfneipai streets and oncsreiu 4
the city wltl a circular avenue hcsd
cred with tfees 10 hopes Ia time
by means 81 these latter Improve.
menfs to Kaa the city some ahcltaf
trcm The cold wnsln from the 0nai
arFama mountains which at the pfee
emf moment cause SO many diseases
81 The respiratory organs
Another object which Senior Rod
riguer has III yiew 81 the central
zaiion ID pne spot ~ the celebrations
connected with the numerous saints
DAYS when the people q the Span
ish capital love 90 dance and Menis
IN the open air For this he "a iay.
tng out an extensive park
A large park 81 also 10 be prov u
cd In the ncighborhood lying between
the iIpaodrome and the suburb OK
prosperidad. and another near ihe
pUerta De lliergo. FER which purpose
The king has made the city gii, q
n plof OF land measuring about $50
acres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
WOMEN WIN IN
Asst MADE BY
WYOMING TOWN
tcoaimea nom rsee eo

contuued from rsfe el
with CO.. mayor stood pai uu ih,u
rrsnrd The mayor Nfs Miller
Is the wife 81 . wealthy reltfrd
stAskmar and ranehrr who ls
supervisor of ihe Teton National
Forrest reserve nf the rauuril
Wompu Mis- trahiror rNs +
hots Her husband Us huil,ilnr
contractor Mrs Van Nleek Is
ihe vlfc 81 hardware merchant
MS llaehi ~ sehool Teacher
aul homesteAdor and Mrs W
e lNcl4ouevs s husband a 4 msm
her ~ lhe Nyomnn staie lseis
laiure
4 few dnlf after ibe election.
Mny 10 Miss Pearl Williams fhe
towns - year old marshal an
rounced that shc would not sevls
reappomimeni uf tho new admln
Nrallon When asked wh, mol
she replied I've had pleuty
Besides. jackson has heemue ~
quiet and orderly ihal ihe fuwn
doe sn ueaA maehal amy
more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Not an be fool bets are made At
election ine A Wisconsin man bet
another man $1,000 be couldn't carry
a thoaa.saa silver dollars from one
.own 10 another miles away. ID a
sack In hts outstrctehed hands. and
lost The same Reek Milwaukee
citizen waeered ST wilh another that
the other couldn'i hold his hand IN a
dish q ice and sal. water for three
minutes The man won the bet but
will have 10 have three fingers am
pa;aied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Gerlach Bros. Motor Co.
GOODRICH DEALERS tsuthric Okla


persons 90 the fs4s million poo-
PIE l.fe 10 their own homes Twelve
million persons havc savings accoun..
totallng six billion dollars and ano-
her iS million persons are holders
NJ ordinary life Insurance policies
.o;aiiing more than 20 billion dollars.
Besides These, there are Z million
persons who are stockholders or in
veslors in corporations y hose capital
runs hlgh into The billions II can
hardly be said Americans are an
impoyiden- people totally LACKING in
ihnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

A san Francisco bandit was given
an indetermoni'e sentence 10 san
Quentin The prison boara cel1ed
tha, meant az years The bandit
hired lawyer who aoi him ont on
q sr.. OF haoeas corpus for another
srisl which brought him sentence
IN 81 years in the peniaeasiArg Now
hes thru with lawyers. yes sir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Justice seems 70 be dealt wsth a
slack hand in Neodesha Ralph r.
Reynolds xas arrested for striking his
baby COY ls months Old and ueiglxng
Is gounds The ief: eye was black :
ened and the lips and face swollen
and bruised Reynolds plead guilty
and was sentenced 10 year IN iail
Ind fined 81 90 and costs There
shosid have been . so1sD jury on
that care
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
TOWN TOPICS


Mrs Mary Higgins wife Of q
travelling salesman. was remembered
hy haif million dollar beQnesi in
the VII q John u Cilberi, wealthy
man @h0 died recea'lY in Los Ange
les. for her many aud gratefully ap-
greciased kiudnesses and care and
services 50 me sor many years
Whether appreciated ~ not 4lndne -
alwsys pays though the payment IS
No. always made in dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
WAS 4 BEAR CAT"

Ny xsfe xaS neyer n angel. lni
sfeey gre years 0f liver sn6 kf0maisa
f-o1bie she beezusa tear cst Ne
cOcfor or n1edicim- heiQec her ant
we fhrnsssf there ,-@s ,, hefp for
her Our grocer foid Ins ~ Mas.f &
N'oB6erf8l Remedy Which had heii-
"a hiul for sane twrstie. 50 2 otsgAt
h0Ene ; bottle lz.As .s@ frsmSisx
ierew fs ozt ] goz 4 sack and after
= Eeek oosxed her into taxing =
SIZE Is n6x en5osing the bea u
hezlfh and ciepcxstlon j. . SIN 2
uie. harmless prefaration that re-
sno.es the csfzrrAzl naac4s frosn she
intestinal tracs and aiiays tie tnfisHs
nation xhs~4 esuasex s'faetiesiiy 81
s-o.ssca. liver saa intestinal all
n.enis. ineipdiax appendicitis 0Gs
d1 z VII e8osfaee - moBcg reload
ed Al AZ Druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

J y uetntN " u NO tN
sasfille % 2 naa kiaH,} igoatle lNf
Son years lroH al Alnds of rem
edlee hAt shes 81 n.r 40 good
iook rUlpF Kidney pills Rwa thre
helprt me wa much tHhl uaA an
vvll flrt folss klAHey Fllia ludaY
Nut ia nf rheuMR,lam pana. baek
AeAa. eyeH.Ha HilffAs
Sold NseffNhrNe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Becanse food supplies are short,
saxony has discontinued Is century
old raxsosa u providing criminals win
. saxrrsDas dinner % the night be-
fore tbeir execution Americans are
4scused of being materialisis How
many Americsns wou.d care to dine
s,snptaousiy Al such . time'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
81 Eirplsne Factories

The censns sbowa ~ asrpiane fac
tories in the United States. . gain OF
y over 1919. and more than Il million
dollars invested There are aircraft
factories In 10 sta.es including Kan
sas. The manufacture n the air
plane is where the manufacture Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
NormaI reaehsrs d ID Namsa

The slaie hoarl of education VII
meet Taesday jnae IA IL complete
eiections ~ sammer nolmai schooi
faculties The elections afa usually
held IN Manch ragdiness this yes
pas due TO lhn lerlalaiur"'a deN
I'm mskinr appropriation iog the
summer terms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Milwaukee. Wis. Jane Reporis
q recent rural investigations bs toe
Naihusl Chnd las-af ,ommlsiec vii
a. presented ~ members 81 sae sta.
si the ssxteenth Natlenai Conference
on child iabor. ~ te held here.
June -. IN conjunction w.sh Tie Ma.
ilcnal Conference OF Social Wsfk
The general topic of the usectlng wll
- Fair play Tor the coaatrs chlA
The prneipal speakers vill be ~
Felix Alder. foandee aus senior lead
er 81 the Society o. E,hlsal Culture
of New YORK and professor 10 col
amh'A Professor s { ndvman y
Norta Carolina csalefc field seere
tarv 81 the American Caartrs liie
association. CHARLES + Gibbons and
sara nrovn. both of re fsia seasf
81 tAe National child talbot Commit
,he aaiomoHse was 20 years ago i.
wili besomo almost As krvai an ln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Wheat and corn have fallen more
Than dollar bushel IN lhe last s
monihssbut the Interest Oh mortgages
seasins shs same. says an exchange.
J. takes d pretty hard season 90 de-
press a mortgage
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
A TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder lrunhl n
grayei. weak and lame hack fhea
nsiiHm ana Irregularities ut the kil.
noYa aud bladder Regulates hlal
az troubles n children II aot a9l
~ druRsAta mail siA small pol
te often cure send Ger awofn lcai'
n.cnIaia Dr p s. Han spfH olive
Hiieot so fuuls so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

The neW posiofflce building 20 be
erected in chicago viii have i landin
stage on .he roof for mail carrying
airgianes d aili lie the firs< build
ing IN America 50 equipped In 10
years they will be common
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
Calarrn Cannot BE Cured

WITH Local. APPLICATIONS AS
lheN cannoi feAeh lha seai Wf lhe
dsea.e Caiafrh i ioea alaeat
greatly Influenced hy constitutional
conditions and la order So sav y
SOU mnst take au Internal femvdf
Halle caiaffh Medicine rs taken ms
teinally ANS aeta thru me hinpd oN
the mucous surfaces of ihe esssent
Han Catafrh Medicine waa pre-.
tcrlbra by cnr ~ the heal rhyriclare
In this country Tor yoaF u ia com'
posed ~ somo uf The best inniT
known. combined Wiih some ui the
hest blood purtiicra The perfect
,Nmbma,lun ~ lAe ingredients ln
ilail's catarrh Medicine Us whal PRO
duees such wcndertin fesulia la eat
arfhal conditions Send for test
monials free
~ .. CHENEY q co, Prope toledo,
Ohio Az pu9rislH. 45c.
flaiis Family pitts fof constipation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

a Portland eiiiren has sllirs bis in
valid wife Nith al Axo - end her
suit"finKs Aren't the wvu befum
iog 100 chicken hearted On lhe coast 2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

six million families - the United
States own heir o~n homes. accord
ing 70 he census Reckoning five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

TpNtilc workers are imairratlne n
such MrNn numbers from NaNony ~
Argentina that the aulhofillca ln the
latter country ara consideriHe ihe
stopping OF their coming into the
country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

During the ueflod 81 ihr var l2f
GA wages earnefs were Killed so the
United States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

A pinhead contains something Ike
s 900 900 900 900 900 600 600 atoms II
one - thnse atoms were maFniiiai
to TIE size 81 the earth each ~ the
elerirone % which it N composed
would have diameter - about fi4o
suches
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Shelley wrote thp Revolt ~ "
lam lying ln the bottom of boA'
op the Thames river
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
y y " " y y v N y v " N r "
( ITEMS or INTEREST
Z FROM ELSEWHERE

b yww .ww& wxx Il x X "
Philadelphia has been making
eulnine 100 years. explains her bitter
feelings toward the live parts of tie
world
Crude Oh has fallen from 81 80 TO
81 Is IN ~ months
Tho Red Cross was frat on the
ground a. the Pueblo disaster
The $4,000 British troops ia lro.
land are to be doubled
War f. evil. says minister. bur
We have 10 endure little evil that
good ney abound
A change Is announced In the gen
eraI motif OF movie scenarios. Vel.
any change would improve most ~
them
A ship canal from Toledo 10 Gin
cinnatl aiong The old Miami and Eric
canal has been recommended by
army engiVers
The daughters Of The confederacy
continue TO honor JEFF Davis birthday
more than they do George Washing
ton's: they ask everybody else %
forget aud forgive
Don't waif for any "fly- week.
ywat them now.
The British have an official report
On Russia which concludes with,
The country Is ruined and there -
no Improvement possible under pres :
ent reunions lack Of system" Hughes
could have told them thai some time
ago. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Don't waif for any "fiy- week"
Swat them now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

,he Nutomoese was 20 yea1 ago i.
will beeome almost as arvai an ln
aus.fy Within the neNl 81 Yeats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

ship canal from Toledo 70 Gin
rinnaii along the old Miami and Eris
canal has been recommended by
army engiHers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

A change Is announced In the gen
sraI motif OF movie scenarios. well.
any change would improve nest uf
hem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

War Il evil. says Il minister bar
We have TO endure q little evil that
good mas abound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

The 5s,o0o British troops ia lrc.
land are to be doubled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

The Red Cross was frat on the
Irouud a. the Pueblo disanier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Crude Oh has fallen from 81 80 TO
tiT5 IN ~ months
The Washington times., 1921-03-16

the constant inspiration OF our
higher selves today. .
1t is not only, that April 13 is the
second anniversary of Debs' imprison-
ment. April ii is the fifty-sixth an
niversary Of Abraham Lincoln's
death. Lincoln was fifty-six years
old, as it happens. when he died. nine
years younger than the man who lies
In a felon's cell at Atlanta today.
No other country compares with
our recent needless savagery in the
punishmeW OF opinion. Under our
espionage act we mixed up every de-
gree of opposition to war, from vio-
lence to the most Platonic disapproval,
and then proceeded to punish the
peaceable with the same implscability
as the violent.
Indeed, some of the most notorious
plotters of violence are out of prison,
either through pardon or through the
incompetence of the Department OF
Justice. while some, of q. the eentlest
and most idesIistic are still rotting in
Jail in these piping times OF so-called
peace.
Here is a description OF this type
OF offender as described in a French
treatise on criminal law: Vidal. cours
de droit criminel ct de science peni-
tentiare:
The political criminal Is often in
spired by noble sentiments. by disin-
terested motive, by devotion to per-
sons and principles, by love OF his
country-the penal reaction exercised
against him is not at all. then. like
that exercised against ordinary law.
In which case 1t Is a work OF social
The Washington times., 1921-03-16
DOCTOR LOSES HAND AS
MAILED BOMB LETS GO

MADISON, Me, March 16.--Somer-
set county authorities had been un-
able to md any clue to the person
who mailed bomb to DR.. John l..
Pepper, OF this town, who was seri-
ously injured when he opened the
package today. Physicians at the
hotel in Skowhegan. to which he was
taken. said that he had chance Of
recovery.
Or. Peppers right hand was blown
OFF. his left hand and lower jaw were
severely injured. and his eyes were
filled with powder. 1t was found
necessary to amputate his right arm
just below the elbow. He could throw
no light on the reason for the send
ing OF the bomb and said he knew
no enemy.
In his office. which was wrecked by
the explosion, officials gathered a
large part OF the material with which
the bomb had been filled. II included
a section OF spring, lead from a
bullet tacks. nails. and pieces OF iron.
II was learned that the package was
mailed in the adjoining town Of Anson
SOW" ''-'" Yesterday.