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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-08
CITY NEWS
st. Alexius ,HOsnital

Admitted for treatment to St. Alex
JUS hospital: Miss Mathilda Zeller,
Leith; Miss Margaret Lyons, City;
Mrs. Peter Joachim, Strasburg; Mrs.
F. c. Stueve, Mandan; Mrs. Roy
Miller, Beulah; Mrs. Frances Schaff.
Glen Ullin; Miss Eleanor McLaugh-
lin, Golden Valley; Mrs. w. H.
Simons, Baldwin; Miss Mildred Fer
guson, Glencoe; Miss Rose Hanlon,
City.
Discharged: Lloyd Albert Schip-
fer, City; William Halvischer. Stan
ton, Mrs. Christ Sick, Elgin; Mrs.
w. A. Pansky, Mandan; Miss Tillie
kittler, Hazen; Miss Frcda Peters.
Amidon, and Mrs. Henry Volk, Hague.
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health as anybody could wish.;,,,
my wife was all broken down in
health. But now she weighs 1876
pounds. and is strong and well and I
am giving Tanlac credit for it. We
give Tanlac to the children to Itone
them up and make them grow. and
nobody ever had healthier set Of
children than we have.
"Tanlac is certainly the greatest
medicine on earth for anyone whose
life is wrecked by bad health. We
sure do gave a great deal to praise
Tanlac for at nv house" -
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over
40 millions bottles sold. u.,,
Tanlac Vegetable Pills for consti-
patton; made and recommended. by
the manufacturers of Tanlac.
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AT THE MOVIES
THE CAPITOL

Nearly every member of the cast
in the William Fox production Of
"Thc Plundercr." from the story by
Roy Norton, has had considerable
experience on the stage. Frank Mayo
has the leading role and is support
ed by Evelyn Brent, Tom Santschi,
James Mason. Peggy Shaw. Edward
Phillips and Dan Mason.
"The Plunderer" comes to the
Capitol theatre Friday and Saturday.
The story concerns romance Of
the western gold mines and is said
to be startling in its swiftly moving
action. A fight scene between Ma
yo and Santschi resulted in injury
to both performers. Another scene
shows the result when a huge dam
is dynamited, turning loose upon a
little mining town flood Of water.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Messrs. Breen and German of the
Minot Post Veterans OF Foreign
Wars are in the city conducting a
sale of dance tickets including
chances on Ford Touring car to be
sven away at Minot dance pavilion
August 10th. Representatives of the
Bismarck Advertising Club and the
Legion interviewed the agents ask
ing that particular care be used that
no tickets be sold under the impress
sion that the dance was to be held
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Fundamentals
OF Music To Be
Studied By Club

The program Of the Thursday
Musical club for the coming year
includes a course Of study in the
fundamentals Of music, innovation
sponsored by the National FEEDER
alton of Music clubs, according to
announcement made today.
An interesting study Of the opera
Martha" by Frederick Won Tlotow,
will be made at the, meeting on
October 9, with Miss Elizabeth
Jones, leader, giving an account of
the story of the opera, parts of
which will be interpreted by men,
bers of the club. 20,
In December, the members will
sing carols at the hospitals, and
will give church music program
A cantata, "From Death to Life" by
Bartlett, will be given at Easter.
The first meeting of the year
will be held September Is with Mrs.
G.. E. Wingreene as leader. and
Mrs. A. j. Arnot, hostess. Piano
solos by Mrs. j. l.. Hughes and Mrs.
M. Morris. vocal solos by Mrs. r.
A. Tracy and Mrs. F. J. Bavendick,
a vocal duet by Mesdames Frank
Barnes and d. C.. Scothorn, and a
vocal trio by Mesdames M G. School
kopf, J. P. French and r. L. Morris,
will constitute the program for the
day.
Officers Of the society are, pres
ident, Mrs. J. P. French; vice pres
ident, Mrs. A. J.. Arnot; secretary,
Mrs. l.. R. Priske; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. J. A. Larson; treas
urer. Mrs. G. B. Harris; librarian,
Mrs. R. E. Morris. and historian,
Miss Elizabeth Jones. Mrs. A. J.
Arnot, Mrs. Arthur Bauer, and Mrs.
N. G. Schoelkopf are serving on the
program committee.
Active Membership
Mrs. A. ]. Arnot. Miss Bessie Bald
in. Mrs. Frank Barnes, Mrs. f. J.
Bavendick. Mrs. A. j. Bauer. Mrs. j.
P. French, Mrs. J. A. Graham, Mrs.
J. L. Hughes, Mrs. G. B. Harris,
Miss Elizabeth Ann Jones, Mrs. J.
A.. Larson, Miss Carol Mcclure, Mrs.
M. Morris, Mandan; Mrs. R. E. Nor
ris, Mrs. L. R., Priske. Mrs. f. D..
Rose, Mrs. d. C. Scothorn, Mrs. NJ.
c. Schoelkopf, Mandan; Mrs. r. A.
Tracy. Mrs.. 3. H. l.. Vesperman,
Mrs. G. E. Wingrcene.
Associate Membership
Mrs. A.. C. Cross, Dawson; Mrs. F.
Derowin, Dawson; Mrs. J. A. Hy-
land; Mrs. V. J. LaRose; Miss Ma
rion Lesher, Mrs. Frank McGray,
Garrison; Mrs. C.. o. Robinson, Mis-.
Rudge, Mrs. W. L. Smith, Mrs. W.
J. Targart, Mrs. j. C. Taylor, Mrs.
M. w. Roam, Mrs. E. L. Whitson.
Extension Membership
A u. Arnot, Henry -Halverson; &C
B.. Little, Walter Dahl. Geo. ~. T
Humphreys, DR.. L. r. Priske and
Emmett Griffin. t.sa.
Honorary Membership
Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. Herman
Scheffer and Miss Mary Atkinson.
HAS RETURNED FROM VACATION
Miss Ida Iverson has returned
from her two weeks vacation spent
In various places in Minnesota. In
Minneapolis she was the guest of
Mrs. c. w.. Cornish, a former res
idsnt of Bismarck, and in, Duluth
she visited Mrs. Robert Graves, who
resided here for time year ago.
She also spent weekend in Man
kato,, Mimi, with Mrs. Joe Stein
who will be remembered here, as
Miss Gladys Alderman. ~ :
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Social Z and Personal
Is Hostess At
Dancing Party

Miss Ruth Rawlings was hostess
last night at the Country Club, en-
PERTAINING SO years people at an in
formal dancing party. Garden flow
crs arranged In hanging baskets de-
corated the ball room. At midnight
refreshments were served at little
round tables in the dining room,
made attractive with baskets of yell
low flowers.
Out-of-town guests were Miss Hill
dred Spcrry, the guest of Miss Mar
ion Quain. and Miss Caroline Bart
lett. of Dallas, Tex. who is visiting
At tho B. E. Jones home I,
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Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. 1t can not irritate.
Famous stage beauties use it to bring
that clear youthful skin and rosy
white complexion; also as a freckle,
sunburn and tan bleach. You must
mix this remarkable lotion yourself.
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ENTERTAINS MISSIONARY
SOCIETY

Mrs. Sidney Smith was hostess
last evening to the Catholic West
End Missionary society. Whist was
played at four tables. the high score
being won by Mrs. J.. G. McQuillan,
and the low score by Mrs. J. P. Wag-
nef. An out-of-town guest was Mrs.
Rexford. Johnson. ST.. Cloud, Mimi,
who is visiting Mrs. Smith.
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HAVE TOUR OF BADLANDs

A party of Bismarck people, in
Guiding Mrs. G. F. Dullam, Misses
Helen and Lucille Dahl, and their
guest, Esther Hanson of Valley City,
Marie Kvale and Hilda Doe, return
ed last night from five days trip
through the Badlands, motoring both
ways They visited Medora, and
spent some time At the Peaceful
Valley ranch, where they had a cot
tage.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

mover: Arnold Jenner, Lehr.
Discharged: Philip Werner. Beu-
lah; Glen Harmon, Russo; Mrs. Clyde
Whiteman, Hurdsfield; Miss Lulu
Ellison,. Mandan; Florence White,
kintyre.
Birth: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. O.
Davenport, Napoleon, a boy.
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chard white, which
any druggist will
supply for a few
cents. Shake we'll
in a bottle, and
you have a whole
quarter-pint of the
m ost wonderful
skin W h i t e n c T.,
softener and beau
tifier.
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TO RESIDE HERE

!, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Might, who
have been residing at Crosby, have
moved to Bismarck. where they will
make their home. Mrs. Might for
nlerly lived in Bismarck, being en-
ployed at the office Of the county
auditor. Mr.. Might is . clerk at
the Penitentiary.
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RECEIVES APPOINTMENT

Rev. Leslie r. Burgum of Wash.
burn was appointed to represent the
Bismarck district on a committee Of
four ministers, who will serve as s+u-J
dent representatives. Dean Charles
L. Wallace of jamestown made tho
appointment at the short course for
Methodist ministers at Wesley Col
lege.
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To Undergo Oncration

Miss Josephine Cervinski left last
night for jamestown to visit her
parents for short time before go
ing to Minneapolis, where she will
undergo an operation on her throat.
She will be gone for about three
weeks
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Bismarck IIOsDital

Admitted. for treatment to the
Bismarck hospital:
Baby Donald Carlston, Napoleon;
Mrs. Robert Haas, Wing; Mrs. Earl
Mowder, Regain; Mrs. John Hocrauf,
Hebron; Master Frank Onstott. Col
den Valley; Johnnie Henkc. Han
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RETURN FROM AUTOMOBILE
TRIP

Mrs. Sara West Ankenmahn and
daughter, Miss Anna May. returned
Wednesday from an extended mo.
toring trip to points in the East.
They visited relatives at Detroit.
Mich, and on the way back spent
some time at Z Pettibone Lodge,
Shoreham, MINI. They were absent
for about five weeks.
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HAVE BRIEF VISIT HERE

Mrs. w. NJ. Clifford and children
returned to their home in Coleraine.
Mimi. this morning, after having
been guests for "a short time of Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Reep.
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STANDARD BEARERS MEET

The Standard Bearers society will
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock,
with Miss Ruth Cordner at 81 Ave
nue. A West. Miss Alice Dale will be
assistant hostess, and Miss Mabel
Nathan will be in charge of the pro-
gram.
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VISITS HOME

Miss Beatrice McQuillan of Wahpc.
ton is in the city visiting her par.
ents. She recently spent few days
with friends in Minot. 'a.... q
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ON R1IYING TRIP

P. M. Webb left last night on
buying trip to the eastern markets.
He will be gone for about three
weeks. and will make stops at the
twin cities, Chicago and New York.
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VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Default and
SON John of jamestown are visitors
here for few days. on an automo-
bile trip to the west.
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VISITS SISTER

Garnet Rohrer of Miles City is the
guest Of her sister Mrs. Dale Simon
for some time.
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HERE FROM MINOT

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Murphy and
family of Minot, are in the city for
few days. on business, and visit
ing friends.
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TO XiSIT FRIENDS

Miss Irene ,RenSqn leaves today
for Dodge, N. D.. where she will
visit friends for about week.
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VISIT HERE ENROUTE HOME
ERnM COMM AHnrA

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney and
family of Dickinson were visitors in
the city yesterday, on their way
home from trip to the Black Hills.
and to Madison, So. OAK.
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RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP
otto, Schimansky and Harold Luz
cas- returned last night from fish
ing trip.
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New Haberdashery Store

Now Haberdashery Store
Holt and Jansrud Of Minneapolis
will, it is understood, open mems
habcrdashery and clothing store on
August Is in the room in the City
National Bank building vacated by
Hoffmans.
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~ /. N'.NT
ST. PAUL MAYOR HERE

Mayor Arthur f.: Nelson of St.
Paul spent short time in the city
this week as the guest of Fl. +.
O'Hare, a former college friend.
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RELATIVES VISIT HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. o. "a. Iverson had
as their guest during the past week,
Mrs. VERSIONS mother and sister,
Mrs. Anna konsmo and Mrs. N. A.
Nelson and daughter Doris. of Grand
Forks. and Mrs. Iyerson's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
A. konsmo and daughter Vida,
who motored here from Saskatche.
wan, Canada. This was the lattcr's
first visit to the state since they
left here Is years ago.
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THE ELTINCE

Why do the wives Of the nation
groan when their husbands suggest
going to see a western picture? Be-
cause these productions usually min
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VISITS MOTHER

Mrs. Jack Okola of Mnot is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. John
Haas, and expects to be here for
about two weeks.
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RETURN TO NORTH DAKOTA
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Welch who
formerly lived near Menoken, but
who moved to Idaho a number of
years ago, have returned. and will
rent q farm near Bismarck.
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AT BILLINGS

Miss Margaret McGarvey is guest
of her, sister, at Billings, Mont,
while on her vacation.
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ENTERTAINS AT WEEKEND
PARTY

Miss Exene Schultz is entertain
ing three of her University friends
at weekend party at Lake Isabel.
The guests are c., Humble. H. Hum
bic, and Miss Irene. johnson Of
Crosby, Mimi. who arrived We'd
nesday by automobile, and who will
be here for about two weeks. They.
are al students att The, University
Of Minnesota, ~
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TO VACATION AT LAKES

Miss Rita Greengard of Mandan
was here for short time this morn
ing on her way to Minnesota, where
she will spend her vacation at the
lakes there.
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RETURNS TO HOME,

Mrs. +. W. Monsoon left this morn.
ing for her home in Fargo. after a
visit here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Newton.
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GO TO. PARK

John A. Johnson and daughters
Misses Alice and Florence, left at
noon today for tour Of the yell
lowstone Park.
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HERE YESTERDAY

Rev. Victor Bartling Of Fargo.
formerly of Bismarck, was in the
city Yesterday.
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NARROWER SCARB.

Scarfs for fall appear TO be trifle
narrower than those for summer, but
or their brilliancy of color and de-
sign.
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Girls! Use Lemon
To Whiten Skin

The only harmless way to bleach
the skin white is to mix the juice of
two lemons with three ounces of Or
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-08
A SUPER-CLAY

n SUFEK-CIA1
Brought me beauty and perennial
youth
BY Edna Wallace Hopper.
I look back on d glorious career.
First, as a famous beauty. Then for
80 years. a stage( tar. And now, at a
grandmoth-
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FROM JAMESTOWN

FKUW Jamestown
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Mogren Of
jamestown are in Bismarck for "A
few days, combining business and
pleasure.
VISITS IN MISSOURI
Miss Catherine Cook is visiting
friends in Missouri, being expected
back in about week or so.
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RETURN FROM MOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. O'Ncil. of Mott
returned Wednesday. from Mott,
where they have been visiting
friends for some time.
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er's age, a
beauty still
playing a
beauty's
part.
! owe all
that to
several fac
tors, but
the great
est is a
new type
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FROM REGAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mowdcr of Re-
gan were business visitors in the
city yesterday.
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SENATOR AND, WIFE HERE

Senator and Mrs. F.. F. Ladd,
Washington. D. c., arc in the city
for a few days. They came here
from Fargo where they were guests
of their son and daughtcr-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver Laid. arriving
in Bismarck Yesterday. They are
travelling by automobile. and plan to
spend about two weeks in the state,
visiting various. points. They recent.
~ returned to North Dakota. follow,
ing . several weeks trip through
New England. states.
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at the local Wildwood and that the
benefit was for ths Minott post :
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Niece HOnored At
Children's Party

Little Miss Marjorie Edison Of
Motif, who has been the guest Of
her aunt Mrs. J. L. Hughes for the
last week, returned with her brother,
Donald Edison, who. came down for
her. to her home yesterday morning.
While here she was the honored
guest at a charming party given b.
Mrs. Hughes. Twenty children we're
present.
Games. both indoor and outdoor
ones, were enjoyed by the children,
after which Mrs. Hughes called on
each child fol, a stunt. Although un-
prepared. nearly every child respond
ed with a song, selection on the
piano, or recitation, making unique
impromptu program which closed
with the singing Of America.
Light refreshme nts !. were served,
the hostess being assisted by Miss
Mercedes Pitzer.
RECEIVE WORD OF MARRIAGE
Friends in Bismarck Of Harold
Victor Semling Of Washington, d.
c., where he has been secretary to
Col. Frank White, treasurer of the
United States, received, but former
Bismarck resident. have received an
nouncements of his marriage to
Miss Melvin Salmon Land. daughter
of Mrs. Rose Salmon Lond Of that
city. The. wedding took place at the
Church Of. the Epithany, Washington
on June '23 and Mr.. and Mrs. Sem
ling will be at home at Brooklyn. N.
Y, where Mr.. Scmling, has taken a
legal nosition. with banking firm
after. Aug, Is.
Mr.. Sen,line. who is we'll known
throughout the state. is former
member of the North Dakota legis-
lature. He was graduated from the
law department, Of the University
Of Washington in June:
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THE COUNTRY HOME
BY MRS. w. Fl. FEl

Gent DAYS. is still on trial, and ii has been
prophesed again and again that we VIII hrst
decline into a military dictatorship and later
become monarchy. Some of my critics
will say Mrs. FELTON, doesn't know. Be
fore we accept a military dictatorship, TINS
county must vote on it, Mrs. FELTON, re-
minds you that no vote was allowed to the
people of these United States before as
country plunged into war with Germ. y.
There should have been a referendum to me
voters, and to hear from the parents of the
young soldiers who were conScrlpted III
1917, when the United States felt that TINS
country was to be kept out Of war" with
the reelection of President Wilson in NO
vember, 1916--to keep us out. Without go
ing into details, the South went out of the
Federal union, 1860-61, because of the
election of Abraham Lincoln in November,
1860. We did not wait to see if Lincoln
would commit all overt act We hred on
Fort Sumter before he had been month
in the White House as president. The most
astonishing part Of such great and violent
national movements is the surprise of their
suddenness, to the people most concerned,
and to be followed by their supine accept
ance without armed resistance on their part.
History repeats itself
What has been done can be done again.
in quick time and order Selfgovernment is
a failure over there Instead OF stopping
worlds wars by the defeat of Germany, ev-
cry one of those European countries engaged
in the Worlds are spending mlIllOnS 10
get in shape for what is avowedly expected
and foretold by all of them-that another
general combat is en- tapis right now.
Germany is liable to abandon democracy
at any hour. They can stabilize with a King
or an emperor, and they prefer either OF
them to riots, poverty, hunger and the dis
credit of conquered province. Time enough
being given, Germany will recoup with al
liances with Russian soViets or bulgarian
bandits, and it will be a toSs-up concerning
Alsace and Lorraine, and France under
stands that England has it's hands full with
labor in control Of British legislation and
the clouds of revolt looming up on the po-
litcal horizon. Japan, but for the late stu
pendous earthquake was ripe and ready to
revenge itself our Pacific coast legislation
which forbids Orientals to own land and be-
come citizens in these United States. The
naval oil for Japans navy was already stored
in Toxic to adventure either on the Philip
pine Islands or the Hawaiian Islands as be-
ginning. The earthquake exposed the pipes
eading to the fuel oil and tens of thousands
of the Japs were burned alive after the har-
Dor was coated with the escaping combusti-
BILE oil.
1t is a question, a serious one how far
reds and radicals in the northwest can be
trusted to put safe men in public offices, and
whether these reds and radicals would be-
have in control of the United States govern
ment.
1t is no use to say this country will rise
up and fling 'em out. We have been made
acquainted with sudden surprises and most
unexpected Developments when law and or
der succumbed to disorder and disunion.