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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
LOCAL NOTICE

Wonderful" is the verdict OF all
concerning Emerson, the famous
medium, now located at IA w. Cres-
cent St, Augusta. Hours 10 a. NJ
10 q P. NJ. Daily and sundays.
Low fee this week: Soc and $l.VV'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Yrs. Arthur Parker of Belmont av-
,nue and Mrs. Archie MacPhee left
,or BOSTON Sunday to attend the ma
.n,aI G. A. r. Convention in that
ci,v this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

william II. Doughty Of Portland
s,s been visiting at the home Of his
brother James Nickerson OF II
western avenue, who recently I'M
derwent a serious operation at the
Elm City hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

/. az. fred E. Pomeroy Of Lewiston
xas calling on friends In the city
saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Harry Smith of Sanger avenue was
Ealing with friends at Belgrade
I,kes Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

r.m.s w. Nickerson has returned
=. his home in Corinna after visit
~, relatives in this city for a few
kayG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

u- and Mrs. W. II. Traftonand
- "a mily and Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
sssrrard and family passed Sunday
a. Great pond in Rome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

nav. John Yates. rector Of the st.
..rt'. church on Center street. who
"a, been enjoying a weeks vacation,
,.,,rned TO his duties Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

!, A.. and Mrs. Edwin e. Pierce Of
TAUNTON, Mass. are visiting Irienos
- Waterville for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

the woman's- committee, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gidden. urges all the women to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

Ycapt. and Mrs. s. F. Clark Of Cam
bridge, Mass. were visiting iriehos
w. ths city over the weekend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

r.,old LaChance left for Bangor
n where he will pass two
SUM- vacation with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

! Miss Maude Merrill of Fairfield
,assed the weekend at her home on
r. River road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
,,oNnAY and TUESDAY

u.,,ss Theatre-Edna Purviance
: - woman of Paris; Sesspe Ha-
" IN 1.-THE Danger Line:
ya.Sv Unreal News Reel; News.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

READ the systeAnatized list Of Tia
city's best opportunities In the classtss
hed section -eveeY day. 81 { z. - = : =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11

John Reed and family passed the
week -end at Boothbay Harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-11
WINSLOW
winslow Girl hit BY xightninx

Miss Violet Simpson of Benton ave-
nue. was knocked violently to the
ground about $50 Sunday evening by
bolt of lightning near her home. An
other bolt following this one struck a
telephone post between Prostor &
Bowie's hardware store and F. L.
Smalls grocery store. although no
hres were set. Miss Simpson though
stunned was not burned or injured, but
1t was considered very close call.
The shower lasted nearly three hours
and was the heaviest that has passed
aver this town this season,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

cinct 7c. Ed Trip. McDonne; precinct
-, Tom Il. lo'Brien. Idlewilde; precinct
"a, c. e. Rely. pump house No. ?, West
Commerce street. In Lakeview Gardens,
precinct IS, John W. Conway. Mckay
school house, Leon Creek and Culebra
road: precinct rs. J. II. Talley. Lock-
hart school on Petranco road: precinct
~. Theodore Crcnwelge, Helotes shoot
ing hall: precinct IS. Sam j. Hayden,
G. w. Monsrch's residence: precinct 20,
Max Toepperwein, Leon Springs. Max
Aue's store: precinct so. James r. Bald
win. stor at Van Raub station: precinct
81, W. w. Wolfe. Lock Hin school house; ;
Precinct 50, John Beckett Jr., Los An
geles Heights school; precinct SO. W. ].
Buckner. Kenwood school house, Ken
Arnolds Alamo Heights school house;
precinct SIS, Frank ID. Schmidt. Oimos
school house. Blanco road; precinct So
Robert V. Smith. Coker school house on
Dry Salado: precinct 81. Alfred Topper
vein. Garoni's place. Bulverde; precinct
SIS, Phillip Prinz. wetmore; precinct So.
F. II. Ackermann. Selma school house: .
precinct 80, Arthur NJ. Michael. HagSs
store. Austin road: precinct 81. August
Niedner. Converse. Tex; precinct 80,
cinct %, Henry Loeffler. Bexar Bowling
Club on Miller road: precinct 81. STAN
ley Przubesewski. ST. Hedwig school
house; precinct IS. James T. Salter.
Fowler store; precinct 90, James HALL
day. Sayers store: precince 81, Gus r..
precinct es. Albert Fl. Kraft, W. w.
White school horNe: precinct 30; Charles
p. Halbrook. corner Dullnig and s. Presa.
store: precinct 100 Gus Small. San Juan
school house precinct 1Oi, George. Sau-
denberger. Salado shooting hall: precinct
precinct los. Joseph c. Schultz. Elmen-
dorf
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
. CALL ISSUED
~.s HAI IHH
Precinct Meetings Will Be
Held Afternoon and
Evening Of May 3.
CHAIRMEN ARE NAMED
VIII Select Delegates to
Attend County Conven-
t ton May 6.

Call for Democratic precinct con-
ventions to name delegates to the
county convention was sent out oy
Carl Wright Johnson, chairman of the
Bsxar county Democratic executive
Committee Tuesday. The precinct con-
ventions will be held on the afternoon
and evening of May 3. The county
convention will be held on May q.
Chairman Johnson in his call, set
TIE time for holding the precinct con-
ventions in the county al 2 o'clock in
tie. afternoon while those in the city
anG the larger suburbs adjoiring the
c-;y will be he'd at Z c'6lock in the
evening.
The precinct conventions will name
delegates to the county conventions
aud these delegates when they meet
in county convention will in turn Sc
lcct delegates to the state Democratic
convention. The state convention will
name delegates to the national conven-
ton.
The precinct conventions are en-
titled to one delegate to the county
convention for each % voters who cast
ballots for the office of governor at
the last preceding Democratic primary
Rejection.
The following men have been named
by Chairman johnson TO act as chairmen
LOT the precinct convention and the places
designated for holding the meetings:
Precinct l., J. H. Ragsdale, Bexsr
county courthouse; precinct 2, A.. 8;
tTony) Flores. Fire House No. IL. 1los
South Flores street; precinct 3, A. A.
Gittinger, Fest store. 1903 South Flores;
precinct 4. c. c. McRae. Fire House No.
16 Pruitt avenue and Somerset road /;
precinct S. A. c. Tondouze. A. B. Con.
Iprecinct 9. J. Ross Boles, Wayne Bo-
lannon's place. 500 Taft boulevard: pre-
cinct Z, Charles Rubiola. j. Walters gro
Gerry. Comal and South Laredo; precinct
INC. 81. Colma street; precinct 2. Ernest
Broggi. Antonio Salinas place, 400 South
IConcho: precinct 10. Henry Wernette'
German Methodist church, South san
Marcos ard Buena Vista streets: pre-.
cinct II. Jack Tracy. school house, 2Soo
block West Commerce: precinct IL. Ben
Fassnidge. Fire House No. s, 2l1s Buena
Vista street; precinct IS. Ralph Moslia,
lotto Etart & Son store. 52o San SABA
street; precinct - Fritz Russ; Fire
street; precinct is, Richard Mezetti, Joe
Busto's grocery. Lakeview and sabinas;
precinct 16, j. c. Renting. Mazzinfs
place, 1135 North Laredo; precinct IL
August J. Monier, J. c. Dixon store. Ear
zamora and Menchaca: precinct is. w.
|H. SUDDEN, West End pavilion; precinct
19, X. l.. Anderson, Wheeler Auto Sup
ply Company. 431 Main avenue: pre-
|cnct 20. Harry Hertzberg, Mangold gro
cery. 1887 North Flores: precinct 81, w.
a. Hogan. Nash Pharmacy. 531 San Pc
|dro; precinct 20 John Boyle, police sub
station, San Pedro park; precinct 20. At.
&c b. Ayers, Fire House No. 6. 500
West Russell; precinct ~, John w.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

Gated property satisfied, according
10 report compiled by United States
Marshal ID. A. Walker who. Is acting
under instructions from the depart
ment at Washington. The department,
Marshal Walker explained. has re-
quested that the income from the sale
of automobiles by United States mar
shals and customs collectors be tabul-
ated.
Rights of lien and mortgage holders
of automobiles seized under the ma
tional prohibition act. are recognized
by the government. Automobiles seized
for transportation of liquor under the
national prohibition act can not be
condemned and sold until conviction
is had. As a result of effect of these
two factors. namely, the right of lien
and mortgage holders, and the storage
costs that accumulate pending the dis
position of the case. revenue derived
from the sales Of automobiles arc fire.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

Gaines. Trinity Methodist Church. Hui
sache and Grant: precinct rs. Maury
Msyerie E;o summit Grocery Asarita and
comb. Pedro Esquibel place, 1ssi Jones;
precinct ~. II. l.. Gazely. Evergreen
Pharmacy Main and Dewey; precinct
rs. Sam c.. Newton. Eleanor Bracken-
ridge school. Brooklyn and East Cy-
press: precinct 20. Billy Hermann. Fire
House No. 4. sol Camden; precinct 80.
Nat Lewis, Union Bus Station. Travis
street: precinct 81. joe Houston Mitch
ellis grocery. lo2 Nolan; precinct 80. AT,
thur Beck. Chain Battery Company. sol
Avenue ID: precinct 49,. J. ]. Sweeney
Jr.. Fire House No. II. Milan and Oak;
precinct 81. Charles E. Wayne, North
Loop Grocery. Broadway: precinct IS:
w. G. sieckenins, Al witcher place, 1904
North blackberry; precinct Sc, J. d. Pull
Ian. Fire House No. 5. 1918 Mason; pre-
cinct 81. L.. F: strohacker. w T. Har-
cinct 3s.- Mrs. Alice 'Oliphant. Spark
mans Grocery $50 Lamar: precinct 80.
Theodore efueller. 1401 Hays; precinct
40. john Rathmann, First House No. g.
900 block East Commerce: precinct A;
Mrs. Agnes Waters. Fannin school. 1900
block East Houston street: precinct ~,
Harry Harlos, Wilson Grocery. East
Houston and North New Braunfeis: pre-.
Wilkes store, Matagorda and wyoming;
precinct a.. l.. II. Mumme. Pfluhaupts
place. 72S Victoria: precinct ~. Frank
Gloeckner. A.. Nieto Grocery. S. Hack
berry and Dakota: precinct as; Charles
F. Grapp. c. P. Strum Grocery. Monu-
mental and Wyoming: precinct AZ. Will
liam Fink. George krai drug store, 1ol
Meerscheidt; precinct As. Edwin Rout-
ledge, Fire House No. 2. Delmar and
Mittman: precinct 80. George r. Gaens-
len, garage. Arkansas avenue and South
Pine; precinct so, J. Ed wilkens. Herff
school. blackberry. Victoria and Indiana;
precinct 81. William l.. Hoefgen. E. e.
Sommers Auction House. 2s6 Devine;
precinct SO. Joseph p. Murnamc. Rose
mere Confectionery. s. Presa and Berk-
shire: precinct 5s. Hilma H. Heubaum,
Highland Park school. Rigsby and Ham,
mond: precinct 81. c. r. Bruno Rose.
Dielmanns place, 11s North street; pre-
cinct IS. Alfred Rohde. Fire House No.
Graebner. Breckenridge High School;
precinct 81. John r. Glore. Fire House
No. IS. South Presa and Hicks; precinct
SO, Frank W. Legler. Lakewood school,
Cupples road: precinct So. Ed Fulton.
Commercial Club building. South San
rose Grocery. Pleasanton road: precinct
81. W. p. Poto. Hariandale school house;
precinct So. C. c. Connolly, Joe Quasta
store. Palo Alto road: precinct So, Ed
w. Cassin, Buena Vista school house
Corpus Christi road: precinct 81. Wiley
r. Priest, ]. Tarin's. on san Antonio
river at Paso Borrego; precinct IS. Aaron
Gallardo. school house. Losoya crossing
Medina river: precinct CT. L. A. Ander-
son. Thelma school house: precinct IS.
Henry +. Gayle. Oak Island school
house: precinct SO. J. W. Mann. at By
waters place, Won Ormy: precinct 20.
l.. r. Morris. New Somerset: precinct IL,
George Barker. Tinsley school house; pre-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

secure speedy forfeiture Of the
automobile involved and hence cut
down the storage bill.
The San Antonio division is second
in the number of eonfiscated autono.
bles sold by the n:srshal's office dur
ing the last three years, according to
the report. The Fl Paso division was
first with So automobiles sold. and
San Antonio is second with 81 cars
sold. The remaining 10 cars of the 12J
sold during the last three years, were
divided among the other divisions of
this district.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

quently barely sufficient to pay the
storage costs. In other cases the mar
gin, after storage and sale costs are
deducted, goes to the lien holders.
Automobiles are sold under the Gus
toms and internal revenue laws. hsw-
ever. without recognition of the rights
Of lien holders and may be sold with
out there being conviction in the case,
it was explained. Because of the fact
that the automobiles may be sold with
out delay under the customs laws.
there are no large storage bills to be
paid by the government.
Every effort is being made by the
United States district attorneys office
TO expedite libel for condemnation pro-
ceedings in case arising under the ma
tional prohibition act, United States
DiNrict Attorney John ID. Hartman
said In case where n defendant for
feits his bond and hence can not be
brought to trial. on old section of the
internal revenue laws is invoked to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
SORE. BLEEDING GU MS
STOPPED IN ~ HOURS
Creosene, Pleasant Liquid That Accompanies at
Home All the Good Benefits of Treatment
in Dental Chair Without the
Pain and Expense.

Sore, bleeding gums indicate the
beginning of pyorrhea. If neglected
the infection spreads from the gum
tissues to the root sockets--the foun-
dation on which your teeth depend.
Then the teeth fall out or must be
pulled. Through new discovery,
Creosen, pleasant penetrating liquid,
medieated with gum healing and
germ-destroying ingredients used by
the dental profession, carries the
medication direct to the roots Of the
teeth, relieving pain, tightening loose
teeth, healing pus pockets, destroying
decayed teeth odors and killing the
germ that leads to pyorrhea.
The medicines, used in Creosene
are not new, but are well known and
used by the entire dental profession.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
HISTORIC FALL BURNS
Think Flames That Destroyed Alton
City Hall OF Incendiary Origin.

Alton. ILL.,, April 22.-The Aalton
citp hall. historic building of colonial
design and scene of the Lncoln-Doug-
las DEBATE in 1858, was destroyed by
fire today.
Mayor John Elble expressed the be-
lief that the blaze was of incendiary
origin. Contractors were to start to-
day remodeling the building, which
had been vacated. 1t was to be con-
vcrtcd into fire-proof structure at q
cost of about S125.0OO. There was
considerable objection to the plan for
remodeling becaues the cost was to be
about $4,000 more than the bond
issue provides for. Agitation had been
strong for the removal of the building
from the site and making room for a
large public square.
Firemen said that the odor Of burn
ing oil was strong.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22

The new discovery is the method Of
penetration which carries these gum
healing, germ-destroying medicines di-
rect to the roots of the teeth and
into every nook, corner and crevice
in and between the teeth, thereby
accomplishing at home. in pleasant
way, all the good benefits of treat
ment in the dental chair. without the
pain and expense. IL your gums are
sore and bleed easily, or your teeth
sentitive or loose. this is your warning
of pyorrhea ahead. Do not wait one
minute, but go Immediately TO Som
mer's ) Drug Stores or any other
good drug store, and purchase dol
lar bottle of Creosene with the posi-
tive guarantee of relief in twelve
hours or money refunded. Creosene
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
STORAGE COSTS EAT
UP PROFIT ON SALE
OF LIBELLED CARS
Government Sells l25 Con-
fiscated Cars in Three
Years.

Sale of 125 confiscated automobiles
in the Western district Of Texas dur
ing the last three years has brought
the government gross return of S46.-
t02 with n net profit of only S1J.534
after storage costs, sale costs were de-
Quoted and liens against the confis-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
Easy, Safe Way
to Remove Hair

Thousands of dainty women col-
slider Del-a-tone an indispensable
beauty aid. Always quick. safe. ard
satisfactory. Just apply in smooth
paste. wash off, and find your skin
smooth and dainty. This reliable.
scientific preparation has been in
general use for IA years. Made BIZ
The Sheffield Co., $50 Lake Shos
Drive. Chicago. At drug and de-
partment stores or sent prepaid in
plain wrapper for ore dollar.
DEL-A-T ON E
Removes SuperfIuoes Hair
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-22
You Knox a Tonic Is Good.

when it makes you feel like a hungry
boy and brings back the color to your
checks. You can soon feel the
Strengthening. invigorating Effect Of
GROVES .TASTELESS.. CHILL
TONIC. SOC. (Adv.)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

cclent, and, when she was younger, aho was considered to be one of the best writers In her locality. Her daughter said that her hand trem. bles at the present time, but, even now, she carries on all her own corr rt@pondence,
 Does Own Banking and shopping.
 The fact that she walks down town many times 10 do her own shopping and banking Is an unusual one, con sidorlng Mrs, Burdick's years, but when one has a glimpse Of her there scoms to be nothing strange about 1t, She walks with the firm step or woman of 30,
 Mrs, Burdclt Is the oldest living member of the Trinity Methodist church of this city, her name having been on the books for about 53 years. She scored Rev. Dr. El- lotts, of New York, talk at the re- cent conference Of Methodist min istcrs, saying that 1t was unworthy and not a correct statement of fact. She commended the reply of Rev, J'. l.. Brooks of the Peoples church, this city.
 She was born in Cromwell. No rcmbcr C, 1884, the daughter of James II. and Marietta Baisden. She spent her early life in Cromwell, then part Of Middletown, and was a member of the choir al the church h that town. On May 2S, 1858, she vas married to MnnIey S. Burdick Of East Hampton, and lived for sev- cral years in Cromwell. The couple moved from place to place and final ly came to New Britain, where Mrs. Burdick has lived for 5S years. MT. Burdck was for over 30 years a foreman at the Union Works In this city. He passed away about eight | years ago.
 Airs. Burdick has six children liv- ing, Miss Emma J. Burdick and Mrs. Belle Emmons of this city, with whom she makes her home; Mrs. ] Carrie M. Bassford of Waterbury, Mrs. Lucy Pcrrine of Hartford, James NJ. Burdick of this city and Charles A. Burdick Of New Hamp- shire,
 Her bitlhday will be observed with a family reunion, members of the immediate family being invited. 1 Her friends are invited to call on Thursday afternoon or evening.
 Mrs. Burdick does not take any active part in cnhurch activities ow, although She attends church often In the past she was active in the so- cctics of tho church and also in ihe ". C, T. |.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03
DR. FRANK CRANES DAILY EDITORIAL
Vitamines
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

and others regard to an editorial which published regard to white bread
 that the of white bread was 1uou becaus lacking in Ntemines , ,.
 number especially bakers nave American Association, them denouncns me and stating that my al tackon wh vicious and malicious
 maicousi "hchcr II >S 1co' the scientists and not by tho hurting epihets .. ,,
 Al least am line Major-Genera Sir David the IJs statement seems to whter the bread inc sooner you're that oubt"sS m the regard to the accessory ioh acoS ' been up 70 lc present. III which case that the city children Of som future bodies and stronger hea teeth predecessors of the pre-Vitamn age
 his address before meeting Of the AsSocaoh In oadu " He'd incident n Mesopotamia.
 There fresh food among the troops "tn nc re and beihe among inc British The pulses such peas beans biscuits The anscorbruc vamn account ot the cop antiberiberi factor on account or " whit which had been removed
 Ihad dried seeds germnated qan of produced by the act or soaked which did readily in the germnated seeds then issued to the nah cooked the usual AS result of this simple pecdu completely disappeared
 Tn recent experiment thousand children Tn Ne" growth and general heFcop white bread ana ched the wheat scryast and milk m @ lifted from suonormal condlo of and weight and an increase in hs was spartcu marked in Italian and Jewish chhdren
 foods the heavily
 nutrition is likely to become the cen' of
 Mir George producing vtamln bread loaf worked in coopeon with the Mir Ward aet confirmed he statements made in article:
 that chtdrens diseases are due 10 sunless ] houses and dtamines
 that whole wheat flour better han that has been deprived of vtamnes | Copyright 1924 by Nswspipsr Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1924-11-03

rDo elect 40 per cent of the repre- syw'rtp>va
 Suan towns rule tho state This Is known os rho "rotton thorough T. is not u matter for por- usm political consideration; 1t js a matter in winch common >.ose an1 a dus re,lrrt for equality of representation snoud drrldo,
 Tto W..a uo0" are virtually NcW"s Tn go tl,ousN ,hv mo- tons oG @ulms representatives, to Iu legislature, bU' ,or all practical pwposos they might as Nru dis p..,o with faia junction. Conr.ru- cy1s romos~uraIon in ,ne lcs,~la- nw. !, mw, in Nh, nature Of o rrp- I~urtuau o. vHu@ not persons; and m acres lun cities arc 1>'tuct- N Dl d d.sa1gmD1rn.
 TNc Hatr rnusnuuIon gives st.. pr.msa or a yh,asc o' con duaus. whrr" Is oo provision in ,ro ~oosrUi,a aa ,a Inc case in son. other stHt.s, nr rousj'uion- m eoaNr.'to"s al t'Aud periods or at awy o'ur l.m", Am.n8mots un o,, l., suulu,1 10 tie clcc- ,us 1T G.-, arpr"rI hy tWo-thWds oe ,0rH honse Of 'hy assembly. The sla"l ,a2ns ot tln. state, which wu.G Tx Hr 1"rou4h system pre- ,arl3n- have shown no oyorrowcr- ing deafra to >uhmu amendments ourNa2i0g thnir power. A stale ma,c results, and uulortunately, nna dominant porty' of<thc stot", which uvsys 1 pat of is power upon tho lorough system and clever carryinanlering, is in favor of the stallm4to.
 Only an gro1zol electorate can