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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
sToNEHAM TENTS


Mr.. and Mrs Carl Sandstedt are
happy over the recent arrival In their
home Of . baby girl
John Miller. IS years old living
about Is miles north Of Stoneham by
himself, was found dead "Wednesday
afternoon In his lonely house. Coun-
ty Physician Dr.. Blanchard and Dr..
w. H. Wood Coroner found that he
had passed away from pneumonia
His remains were taken to Kimball,
Nebr.. Thursday. So far 1t is not
known that any relatives or doctor
waited upon him.
Mrs. Gillespie the Stoneham post
mistress. has been In bed the past
week suffering with bronchitis and
Ia grippe.
Gene Dugan and Chas. Roth are
on business trip to Wyoming.
Recently there came to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harwood a
baby boy. Everett Edward Harwood.
John G. Dugan and John Nichlas
made a trip to Greeley Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Dillechele had
their baby girl baptised last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. johnson and
Mrs. John G. Dugan were Sterling
callers Monday.
Mrs A. A. Long Of Willard is car
Ing for Mrs. Henry Kunkle's baby, as
Its mother is silk with typhoid fever.
Joe Frey attended the funeral Of
his old friend. George Summers, at
Raymer last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Bj0land and Mrs. @.
Carlson called on Mrs. Gene Dugan
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hahn are moving
from their farm to town, 30 the chill
dren can easily attend school
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
HIaHrowER HAPPENINGS

Joe Klug. Gus Kindvall and one
Of the Roberts boys were in Denver
for medical tres tmeat the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Halsey spent
Monday at the Dave Bradsn home
Lots Of pinksye among the chill.
dren at present.
Fred Knapp was a business caller
in Raymer Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Sherman vis-
tied Robert Allan's Friday They
also called at John Kneebone's
The meadow larks are with us
again.
George and Melville Allen. Fred
Knapp and Henry Robinson were In
Raymer Saturday.
Robert Coons is on the sick list.
A large crowd gathered at John
Kneebone's Thursday evening where
we spent the time till nearly morn
Ing with cards. music, games. etc.
Mrs. Steve Bath was the guest OF
honr. It being her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N Brilliant. Mrs
s Savage, Jack Savage, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Bath were dinner guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson Sunday
Robert Allan and family were
guests Of John Kneebone Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nelson and
children, Mr. and Mrs Jim Woody and
daughter, Mr. A Woody. Mr. and Mrs
Roberts and Dick Roberts spent
Sunday at Dayton Baden's
May Braden has very bad cold.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
NEWS soTEs FROM spuaau

M H. Peake called on Mr. spurgin
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Chase spent Fri
day night helping care for Mrs John
Ahrens who Ia seriously Ill
Mr. Wensky Is helping Mr. Burns
build his barn.
John Miller, bachelor. died
March 8, with pneumonia. He was
only sick few days. He had no rel
atives, but friends did all they could
for him. His age was 80 years.
Mrs A 4 Peake returned last week
to finish her visit with NJ H Peaks
and family She had spent the past
month in st. Paul, Nebraska. with
her son Eben and family.
George Kinserly hauled truck
load OF hogs to Kimball Thursday.
MIR. Lawton accompanied him
Mrs Newt Biggs is enjoying Wis.
1t with her sister. Miss Letitia Pat
ton. OF Banner County
Mr.. Schrlber planned and carried
out a very successful surprise dance
on his wife Saturday night. which
was enjoyed until late hour.
The Spurgin ball team re-organ-
tied Saturday p. NJ. They elected
Mr. Lawon manager and Carl Kline
captain. They will give an enter
tainment In the near future to secure
funds for necessary equipment. Ev.
erb0dy prepare to come.
A practice game Sunday Every
one come.
Mr.. and Mrs Talbert called at W
c Vandever's Friday evening.
Nj E. Myers was a business caller
at Ray Ogles' Saturday
James Lowell has blood poison in
one OF his feet, caused by being fro
zen.
Mr.. and Mrs s Schriber and Mrs
r Chase were visiting Sunday at D
Lawton's
Mr. and Mrs II. Lehman and Mr. and
Mrs A Johnson and Gladis spent Sun.
day at c Rasmussen's
Jay Calkins was business caller
lin Stoneham Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs spurgin and Johnnie
we're Sunday visitors at Z Goolsby's
Mrs Vandever and daughter and
Mrs Chase and son spent Monday
with Mrs. Lawton
Mr.. Gerhman hauled coal from
KImball last week
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
NORTH pAwHEE

The oil well seems to be the at
traction now days.
Mr.. Leach hauled coal from Ray
mer Saturday.
r. A. Forsberg and sister were
shopping In Morgan Saturday
We are informed that T. J. Head.
ly is contemplating . trip to Cali
tornia In the near future.
Mr.. Fred Molle of Raymer and 9TH
ers took In the sights at the oil we'll
Sunday.
Ira Maret and Hugo Kurz hauled
hogs to Stoneham Saturday
Mr.. Brunell, the Red Star medicine
man Of Greeley was In these parts
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ] Johnston visited
at the F ] conklin home Sunday.
Mr.. Warren Jones and wife from
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
AROUND AVAL0 DISTRICT


Friends and neighbors gathered at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs Richael Fri
day evening. All had very pleas
ant time, playing the old fashioned
parlor games. A plentiful and de.
licious lunch Of sandwiches. coffee,
and cake was served, after which all
departed for their homes. wishing
the hostess and Alice good luck and
happiness In their new home.
Mr. and Mrs Archie Nudge visited
home folks Sunday.
F Lindsey was out from Sterling
Sunday for a short visit with home
folks
Mrs Geer and Alta took dinner with
Mr. and Mrs Tappy Sunday.
J J Lewis went to Sterling Friday.
Mr. Temte has his well complied.
There isn't anything much handler
than good well--and It close.
Don'tforget! Next Sunday Is
church day. Everybody come.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
NEWS OF NEIGHBORINC COMMUNITIES
Gathered BY A Lot Of Wide wake CORRESPONDENT.

near Sterling spent Saturday night
at r. A. Forsbergs
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs. Robbins drove to Sterling on
business trip Tuesday
Frank Leach and Clinton Williams
went to Raymer Friday to enter In
the spelling contest.
Miss JAMIE Johnston spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss 0enevieve
Addingt0n.
All roads lead to the oil we'll these
days. We are looking for gusher
at any time. We are all planning on
wearing diamonds and buying a new
Limousine car before many moons.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
Machinery, Etc.

23k Farm Wagons; Emerson q
Row, only used one season; Disc,
ready to use; Low down Press Drill /;
Sulky Plow, used two seasons; 4-Sec.
tion Harrow: Disc Cultivator; Buggy
in good condition; 2 Sets Work Har-
ness; Bet Single Driving Harness;
Some Cane Hay; bu good Black
Amber Cane seed; 1875 bu Ear Corn !;
about 4 dozen chicknes; and other
articles too numerous to mention.
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
Bring Cups
TERMS: CASH.
Earl Henry. Owner
Carl Sandsedt, Auctioneer.
Stoneham State Bank, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
INTERESTING NEWS OF OUR SCHOOLS
Gathered By Members Of the Egh Class in The High School
Under the Supervision Of Miss Ruth Dudley Language Teacher

score Of 5 to 13 in favor Of the
home team.
In the second half Raymer came
back with the same strong lire up,
Method and Snyder as torwar.ls,
Schmeeckle center and Conklla and
Fiscus as guards.
The home team held their lead for
the first Ave minutes of play but one
Of the Keota guards seemed to have
a lucky streak and rolled the ball
through the hoop continually.
But nevertheless. the home team
kept up a good spirit and fought to
the last minute. The final score was
80 to "a.
After the boys game the girls came
on the foor to show the boys how
really to win q game
The line up Of the Raymer team
was: Ruby Gray. Center; Opal De
Forest, running center; Agnes Car
nahan. guard; Mildred Littleleld
guard; Grace DeForest, forward;
Florence Moore, forward.
It was a fast game from start to
finish and there was a good spirit
shown between the girls. At the end
Of the first half the score was II to
3 In favor Of the home team.
The second half started with a
change in the line up. Florence
Moore as center. Alice Fiscus as run
ming center and Gladys Sibson as
forward in place Of Florence Moore.
The change only made the team
stronger, and at the end Of the game
the score was IA to 81 In favor Of
Raymer.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

try a plan that We believe will be OF
benefit to the man who has the stock.
the man who does not have It. but
would like to know where 1t can be
seen.
Better breeding in stock and bet
ter seeds. together with better care
OF the sock and better farming meth
DDS are the things that will have to
be depended upon to make the farm
er prosperous and contented.
Below we have prepared q blank
and ask you II you have any hogs,
Or cattle or seeds OF exceptional mer-
a let US know about 1t and we will
give 1t the wide publicity Of our col
umns.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
auction. on the old Abe Patterson
Homestead 3h miles west and Z
miles south Of Raymer; miles
east and Z miles south Of Bucking-
ham; 10 miles north and Q miles
east Of Weldona, commencing at
1880 q. m, ON
Friday, March "a, 1822
8 Head Of Horses s
4 Good Work Horses and one 2 year
old Colt
3 Head Of Cattle 8
2 Good Mich Cows and / Calf.
Machinery, Etc.
P 4 0 Wide tread Lister; Liniger
narrow tread lister; John Deere Sui
ky Plow; Disc; Walking Cultivator:
Wagon and Box; Ford Truck; Lini-
ger Horsepower Grinder; 2 Sets
Work Harness; / Single Harness.
Dozen Chickens
Household Furniture
This furniture 10 nearly all waxed
Oak and In good condition. Dining
Room Table and 8 Chairs; Buffet;
Good Sewing Machine; Library Ia
BILE; Sewing Basket; Writing Desk i;
Hall Tree; 4 Rocking Chairs; 8 Kit
chen Chairs; Circassian Walnut Dress
or; Oak Dresser; Oak Bed; Brass Bed !:
Sanitary Couch and Pad; Ward
robe; Kitchen Range, almost new;
OIL Range; Heating Stove; 3 Large
Brussels Rugs; 3 Small Brussels
Rugs; s Wash Rugs; Kitchen Work
Table; Steel Wheelbarrow; and va
rious small articles, such as small
tools, wash tubs. wringsr. glass Jars,
lamps. ironing board, irons. canning
outfit. soldering outht, kitchen uten-
sils lace curtains, scales. churn. mail
box, and many other small articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-Sums under $500 cash; !;
over that amount time will be CIV
en- on approved notes due October
1st, 1922, at 10 per cent interest.
FREE IUHCN AT NOON
Bring Cups
]. L. BERRY, Owner
H H Northup, Auctioneer
State Bank Of Raymer, Clerk.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
Raymsr Has Even Break
(By Tim Eweigard) }

On Friday night. March 10th, the
Keota and Raymer grade boys and
girls met In basket ball game to
decide which would go to Greeley
March 25th to contest for the final
championship Of all the Junior High
Schools In the county.
The boys game came OF first which
was decided. battle from start to
finish A good spirit fas shown du-
ring the first half which ended with
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
Music Contest at Buckingham
(By Wayne Powell)

| ~ SyhV ASWSAtJ
Although the judges did not see fit
to give Raymer first or second,
the contest was very interesting. |
The contestants from Buckingham
Keota and Grover showed that they
had been well trained
Our contestants did exceptionally
well considering the time our music
teacher has to work with us. We
hope to have special music teacher
another year and show our fellow
schools thing or two about music.
Miss Genevieve Addington gave her
vocal solo in beautiful manner, al
though the judges did not think the
selection classical enough to award
II q prize.
Miss jamie Johnston rendered her
piano solo with exceptional ability.
Due to bad cold Miss Gladys Sib.
son could not 60 to Buckingham to
give her Oration. We feel sure that
IL she had been there we would have
at least won a second in the Grade
Orati0n.
We do not wish to make excuses
for our failures this time as we did
the best we could; but we do think
that special music teacher is due
us for another year, and then 1t will
be possible for us to carry away some
honors.
The judges were Mr.. Burroughs OF
Greeley; Mrs r. W. Bullock Of Meri-
no, and lady from Sterling. ster-
ling medals were awarded as follows:
Vocal Solo: 1.-THE Barefoot Trail"
Genevieve Addingon, Raymer srd;
Pale Moon"-Logan-Bessie Park
er, Grover, 1st; "The Gypsy Trail
neutrality-suspicious. Moore
buckingham, End *
Violin: "Air yarie v'-Dancla-
Beulah Christ. Grover. 1st. No other
entries.
Piano: "Rapsodie Migonne"-Koel-
ling--Lillian Parker, Grover, End;
"Naiads"-Frysinger-Nola Littrel,
buckingham, 3rd; Robins Return
jamie Johnson. Raymer, 4th; "Po-
lish Dance" -Scharwenka-M
lite Dodder, Keota, 1st.
Orchestra: Victorious Legions
March"-Seredy-T TOcaber--Grover 1st
No other entries.
Grade Grafton: Prohibition
Through Education" Lyndon Farrar.
Buckingham. 1st; SELF Control" :"
Gladys Lenhard. Keota, 3rd; Total
Abstinence" John Frye, Grover. End,
Chorus: Soldiers Chorus us'-Gou-
nod-Keota; italia. Italia, Beloved"
-Donizetti-Grover 1st; "The Even
ing Chorus Wells Ellsworth =
Buckingham, End; when the Foe
man Bears his Steer'-Sullivan-
Raymer Raymer and Keota tied for
third In the chorus.
The County Music Contest comes
at Greeley March 26th.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
FOR BETTER SEED
AND BETTER BREEDS

The Enterprise man has often been
surprised to learn OF some OF the bet
ter kinds Of pure bred stock that are
owned by farmers In this section
1t has occurred tc US that II would
be a good thing II more publicity
we're given to these facts. We do
not have the time to get out to the
farms to give the matter the public
ity deserved; but we are going to
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
Junior High Basket Ball
tBy Violet Keehl)

Next Saturday, March ls. the
Grade Basket Ball Girls 80 to Gree.
ley to compete in the Junior High
County Contest Since the girls have
not been defeated this season. we are
expecting them to come back victo-
rious. We do not think we need to
worry about them while they are
gone. We know that this grade team
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16
FARN LOANS

II you want loan see A. F. Gallo.
way at the Ralph r. Drennen Com
pany. Fort Morgan, Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

Additional corrspendsnss on Pass y
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-03-16

tcon.inusd on Pas. Five,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Moist ncdS mud Dry Reds.

rs the country grows drier, or so it is claimed
more and more noses grow red. For lon.:
time have been not a little discounted aud
even disconnected by tho appeals Of readers
particularly fair readers. for something to
remove a red nose" At last 1 have found
"a way out "f the prcdicamcnt. am nov
enabled 10 divide red noses into ,wo great
classes. the moist reds and the dry reds and
later. II ! find myself greatly harassed. | may
make Several subdivisions OF these classes
thus making it clear to the reader why
can't prescribe for red nose withou, an ac-
"urate diagnosis OF the class or subdivision
o. the Individual case
Meanwhile. however. the moist red nose
seems 10 have special affinity for very ten
der years even unto childhood. whereas the
dry red nose nouriShcS among the more ma
ture.
Granuosis rubri mast. as We doctors call
moist red nose. IS. in common parance. u
form of dermatii!s micropapulosa crythema-
tosa hyperdr"tca familiar in children and
! girls who have cold hands and feet on slight
prorocation. The skin the nose is red
anu. perhaps. shows minute dark red points
scattered through the light red surface to-
Sethcr with little beads of perspiration. often
there is also excessive sweating of the feet
and hands. The rcdness fades away when
pressed with the finger. Tho nose is cold TO
the touch. like dogs The condition is
| seldom seen after the teens Il seems to
disappear spontaneously when the salad days
are ever. The best relief 1 can suggest is
"A gentle hopping OF the nose each nigh.
before retiring with plcdget OF cotton wet
with this solution:
Rcsorcin Observation-Disclosures. : rr,Ins
Salicylic acid Observation-Disclosures. : grain.
f'N'r"et OF witch hazel ............ ounc"
The dry. rcd nose is either a ease Of plain
rcrversity or acne rosacea. If i, is just per
vorsity the bloom never comes 70 a head bu,
shines constantly out like n beacon. the never
railing dash of lurid color giving the nose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
\ Respite. if Not Moratorium

THE problem before the Preparations com
mission. as one correspondent states il.
was TO save Premier Poincare's face and AT
The same tim" extend measure OF relief
10 hard-pressed Germany. French acquics-
ccncc in the Belgian compromise and the
formal acceptance OF the decision by Poin-
care indicate that the facc-saviug side of
the task has been handled satisfactorily:
and relief from cash payments for the re-
m"indor of 1922 is boon not to he de-
Splsed by "a nation occupying Germany 5 po-
siiion. Technically, no moratorium has been
crantcd-iho British plan providing for this
form OF relief gained only the British vote
but. thanks to Belgium. Germany may
pay with bonds instead of gold until 1928
And it is agreed that the mode OF payment
Tor 1872" will be discussed and decided
later in the year"
NJ. Dubois. tho French member OF the
commission fell in line with his colleagues
in approving the Belgian compromise pro-
posai Premier Poincare also agreed after
the belgian government had assured him
mat the arrangement was very sa tisfactory."
tut IT would be hazardous TO attempt TO
deduco from this agreement just how far
France is prepared to go in the direction
OF moderation, Priority in reparations be
longs 10 Belgium; it was Belgium that adj
Vhnccd the compromise, Belgium that is TO
take bonds for cash There is a dearth of
official comment from French sources. but
II is significant that some government
Spokesman are credited with the view that
this action establishes a precedent for direct
treatment with Germany. France it is in
tmatcd. may invoke this precedent lin the
event she considers 1t desirable TO deal di-
r"ctIy. The fact that the PREPARATIONS com
mission. France participating. has approved
IN" Belgian arrangement seems to he ig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
News Of Fifty Years Ago

(From the Richmond Dispatch. Sept. l. 1877
The British bark Luck. Liverpool with sag
tons OF railroad iron for the TredcE.r Com
rany, - cases OF lic"rcc for George campbell
~ CO. and ".JO5 sacks Of sali Ia Ice Scddcn
y 60, entered AT the custom house yesterday.
The British briEantinc Vantinc entered
Windsor y :. with $50 tons Of lump plaster
for H. Il SomcrVille.
Real estate transfers: Sol Hyman TO j. W.
Evans. - feet Eighth Street near Grace.
$3.50: \. II. Williams to Dr.. Ross. 40 feet
Pine and Spring Streets. S2l00 T. ~ Rust
to J. y. Meredith, "A feet Main near Eff
tecnth street, S9.5o0: John Stewart to G.. W.
Gary. 3s feet Thirteenth Street. between
Main and Franklin Streets $4,000.
Washington Street near Federal has been
rendered impossible 10y the recent heavy
rains The residents suffer great inconvcn-
fence and ask that the evil be- rcmcdicd.
Thermometer at the Dispatch office yes
tcrday: y. NJ. 10; =. NJ 20; c p NJ, 10
The residences OF Mcssrs. FcndIcy Bro
naugh and Ellis Manchester, just completed.
would be considered an ornament to any COM
munity
Cracks in the surface Of Twenty eighth
street between Broad and Marshall caused
by blasting for the e. e o. tunnel. caused
the contractors to appear in Police Court
Yesterday They told to the miiH-
mum amount Of powder Cor blasting and were
discharged.
Zacharah Rugg, an old and highly esteemed
citizen Of Charlotte County died at his
home on August 20.
Thc Governor Yesterday appointed c. NJ.
Dodson To be coroner fer the town Of Lex
ington
Ex-Mitary Governor OF Virginia T. II.
Picrpon,, now Of West Virginia is in New
York with the expectation OF settling there
permanently and opening II law Office
Invitations are coming in TO Governor wal
kar to make speeches for the Greeley tick ct
from nearly every part of the country lie
has invitations from a large number Of places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER L. lo2.

USAGE OF the bonus bill by the senate
W. does not necessarily mean that the ma
tfal Treasury will be subjected to the con
fplated raid or. at any rate. that tho raid
I n be conducted as soon as tho prcsen,
ttsure proposes Yesterdays action does
LIN, however, that the Senate. like the
Use. has been frightened into approving
trely political instrument without regard
1.-THE consequences that would be inflicted
,sh the nation.
Ett Is too early for sincere advocates of
eltibonus 10 rejoice. though those who Shave
ishcerely supported it may feel that mat
have gone far enough to serve the sell
apclitical aim they had in mind The
Hsnrn now must go to conference: the
3Ft passed, respectively, by the House and
sB,te must he adjusted. and the resulting
netail returned for final approval by both
fsrches. This process probably will not
csnarked by serious conflicts The two
i!sures are not radically dssimilAr. and
Lt1er House nor Senate may 10 expected
&lSSSvor halt until the buck" has been
a. Jed on TO tho White House At that
IEon, assuming that the President has
IA talking in good faith and saying what
y Sneens. the drive on the Treasury will
#tlhecked, or at least. placed in suspense
#Sesterdays vote in the Senate does not
RfHcate that tn" strength necessary 10 over
BNg n presidential veto can be mustered
Mainly. 90 great a strength may not now
faken as Il forogoue conclusion Tho
sber of votes recorded on the side OF the
%fls, yesterday represented a bare two
H3is OF The limited total vote cast. and
III less than one-haif OF the Scnate's nom
S9hip. How the absent and nonvo,ing
8fbers stand is problcmatical hut prob
Sill not solidIy enough for - meneure 20
B it the coveted two-thjrAs ="
3fahe question now is: viii the President
TN Surrender? Acquiescance in The pend
43neasurc could be interpreted as nothing
nj Neither u. Senate bin nor the House
6&emoves the bjections no President has
8ad; certainly, there has boon no such
- ge OF conditions a. would Justify him
- 1thdrawing his demand for delay until
Rcountry should be better able to bear
+ proposed burden. As for his require
- t. that the bill should carry provision
saisnE the money its cnactmen, would
9&8 for. palpablo subtcrfurc has been
ID; The senate knows. as everybody
Tvs, that The collection OF the foreign
= g. or the interest thereon is matter
RESTS in a speculative field The Sen
knows that 10 meet the requirements
= his bill it would be necessary for rbn
rnment TO anticipate this collection.
Ing the Treasury shoulder the hsrdon
this burden woUld ever be- ID is
- lematical: that it would he al or
mitgated within the next several years
extremely doubtful ii no. totally i'm
Rable Unless the President also is 10
B}ender 10 he demands OF political
BtSency, there can be no course before him
Hthat OF vetoinr ana actively combating
Hbl,.