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La gaceta., 1930-08-16
FALLECfO Ell SR. EDUARDO
TEMES
Era miembro de los Lenadores
del Mundo

Ell Secretario A. del Castillo,
del Campamento No. 161, de
los Lenadores del Mund,o nos
comunica haber fallecido Ell
Soberano Eduardo Temes y
dice:
Nuevamente ell flo incansa-
Bile de la muerte entro en- nues
tro Campamento hacienda caer
uno de los arboles de nuestro
bosque. Ell Soberano Eduardo
Temes, miembro antique de
nuestra organization y de to-
dos querido, falleci6 aver a las
dos de la tarde, en- su domici-
Ito, Tercera avenida 1919 Y su
entierro tendra lugar manana
domingo a las tres de la tarde.
EN- todos los casos es nues-
tro deber tender a nuestros So
beranos; pero en- este ell deber
es indispensable. Todos como
uno solo debemos estar pre-
sentes a las tres de la tarde en-
nuestro local para cumplir con
la sagrada obligation de acom-
panar los restos de nuestro So
berano desaparecido al lugar
de su Ultima morada."
A las tres saldran los Lena
dores de su local para dirigir-
Sc a la casa mortuoria y cum
plir con su deber.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
Lucerolle.
/ Volveras?


/ Volveras?
ST, tanto 81 encuentro a la
senora Luisa, como 81 no la en-
cuentro.
Mientras los dos obreros ha-
blaban en- voz baia, los agentes
hacian un nuevo descubrimien.
to: en- otro compartments
de la cartera habian encontra-
do un retrato Y no les costo ira
bajo comprobar, a pesar de la
palidez del rostro de la vfctima
y de la contraction de sus fac
clones, su parecido con la foto-
lgrafia.
- Els sorprendente l-decian
|es ell!
Boyer Sc aproxim6 y despu6s
de haber mirado al j6ven y com
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

Blackburn, Columbus ingle-
sa, Agosto 16.-Densas colum-
mas de hume saIen del interior
de la nina Blackenburn, parali
zando los esfuerzos de las Qua
drillas que tratan de llegar al
sitio donde Sc italian los AZ
hombres atrapados por la ex-
plosi6n del microbes por la no.
che.
No Sc puede decir cuando
los trabajos seran reanudados.
Temese que ell incendio pue-
da causar otras explosiones en-
la parte profunda de la nina.
La esperanto de encontrar con
vida a algunos de los sepulta-
dos, Sc ha disipado.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

che, me ha dado eta para las
siete. Estoy desolado de no ha-
berla podido encontrar.
De repente Sc lie ocurri6 una
idea.
-iPodria yer al senior viz
conde de Lucerolle ?-pregunt6.
Ell senior vizconde esta au-
sente desde hace algunos dias-
respondi6 ell viejo servidor,-
pero puede listed hablar con ell
senior condo.
Boyer tuvo un momento de
vacilaci6n.
-No-dijo,-es preferible
que espere la bora de yer a Ia
sonora LuiSa.
Iba a retirarse, cuando una
puerta Sc abri6 bruscamente
Entr6 Ell condo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

dad de que ell robo ha sido ell
m6vil del erimen, porque al re-
gistrarle lie han encontrado cua
renta mil frances en- billetes, 81
cuarenta mil frances Y una boil
sa con cuatrocientos frances en-
orc.
-Bueno es saberlo-se dijo
Boyer.
Hizo un signo a Thibaut Y
sali6 de la habitacion.
Fue corriendo hasta ell bule-
var exterior, tom6 un coche de
punto Y media bora despues He
gaba al hotel de Lucerolle.
-Ah! lViene listed a yer a
la sonora Tulsa Verdier?-dijo
ell Wejo Jose que lie habia reeo-
nocido.
ST, tengO necesidad de ha-
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
NO HUBO REAJUSTE EN- LA
FABRICA R~EGENSBURG

Ell rumor llegado hasta no
sotros respecto al reajuste que
la firma Regensburg, de West
Tampa habfa impuesto a sus
anilladoras, result6 incierto Sc
gun pudimos comprobar en-
viando a uno de nuestros re-
porter a entrevistarse con ell
encargado de la escogida de
dicha casa Sr: Casimiro Sua-
rez, que cortesmente atendi6
a nuestro Representative, infor-
mandole de los particulares
que nos interesaba saber.
mo es cierto-seg1n ell men
cionado encargado-que la fir
ma haya acordado reajuste al
guno para sus anilladoras; 10
acontecido fue que ,creyendc
tener mejor atendido ell depar-
tamento de anillado, que Sc
viene hacienda a maquina des-
de hace aIg1n TEMPO, Sc deter
min6 por la gerenca fijarles
sueldo semanal, en- lugar del
destajo a que Sc les venia pa
gando."
mo sufren en- sus jornales
las anilladoras con ell cambio
que comenzara a regir ell lunes
en- esta fabrica-nos dijo ell
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

LA nueva Russia esta recons-
truyendo Y moderniZanoo su
vida economical, industrial y a.
grfcola con procedimientos
cientificos que no encontr6 en-
Europa pero que 81 halo en- los
Estados Unidos. Dentro de diez
o ounce amos las Rep1blicas
Sovieticas seran una gran ma
ci6n industrial. Europa, que tie
me este, trata por todos los
medios posibles de evitar toda
buena inteligencia entire Russia
Y los Estados Unidos de Nor
te America.'-Yan Ernesovitch
Rudzutak, Comisario encarga-
do de la Jefatura del Gabinete
Russo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

blarle al instante.
Els una lastima, pero ha
salido esta manana y aun no ha
vuelto.
-iOh! mo tengo suerte!-
diio Boyer que no pudo ocultar
su contrariedad.
Ash, pues, jes muy impor-
tante 10 que listed tiene que de-
cirle?
ST, importantisimo.
No Sc a que bora volvera
la sehora Luisa; pero 81 listed
no puede venir esta noche, 20
tendre mucho gusto en- hacerle
saber,..
No, no, hubiera querido
decirle en- Ell acto 10 que ocnrre.
lilo que Ocurre?
ST, perO va la we're esta no
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
ESTADOS UNIDOS Y OTRAS
MACHINES ESTAN CON-
TROPAS EN-
SHANGHAI.

Washington, Agosto les
tados Unidos y otras naciones
estan co~ncentrando tropas en-
Shanghai para la protection de
sus ciudadanos contr ala posi-
bilidad de levantamiento comu-
nista, dice un despacho recibi-
do por ell departamento de es-
tado. Tiene E. U. 1890 marinos,
Inglaterra 2169, Francia 1880
y Jap6n 400. Refuerzos japo-
neses Sc italian en- Gamma.
La situaci6n continue grave
en- ell vale del rio Yangtze, dom
de Sc dice que clos %rojos" tienen
sobre las armas a mas de Glen
mil hombres.
Pocos combates han ocurrido
en- las 1ltimas "a horas.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

que Sc describe o~ficialmente CO.
mo "de considerable gravedad
y .peligro". La ley marcial esta
en- vigor en- la ciudad y TODD el
territorio adyacente.
Aunque ell n1mero de tribus
hostiles no es grande, conside-
rase dificil la situaci6n por la
naturaleza del terreno y la mo-
viIidad de los indfgenas.
Los tribenos tambien Sc ha-
Han aguardando refuerzos de
los districts de Kohat y Dark
zai.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

EEL gobierno laborista, para
salvarse de la desilusi6n que lie
ha causado a sus partidarios,
debe acabar con ell sistema de
Partidos e implantar en- West
Minister ell sistema de los con-
cilios municipales. BESIDE lue-
go que ell Parlamento Sc encar-
CARA de derrotarlo al lhacer es-
ia propuesta, pero ESQ es 10 ne
cesaria: cue 10 derroten con
honor, y que pueda explicar la
derrota. Con la actual maqui-
maria del Parlamento ell gobier-
no laborista no puede hacer
mas que 10 que harfa I'm 60
bierno reaccionario. George
Bernard Shaw.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
TALES ILLUS
Por
Henry German

cartera y leer Ell nombre de las
tarjetas.
Despues volvi6 al lado de Thi
baut y arrastrandole hasta ell
fondo de la habitaci6n, lie diio:
TODD este es muy raro; no
sc que pensar, pero de todos mo
dos hay algo que me indica Ia
absolute necesidad de prevenir
a la senora Luisa. Mientras tan
to, tn tie quedas aqui y-no pier
das nj una palabra de 10 que d.
gan; yo voy a tomar un coche
para ir mas pronto al hotel de
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
senior condo de Lucero-

Ell senior condo de Lucero-
lle-dijo al ayuda de camara.
Despues, dirigiendose al due
no de la casa y designandose a
Boyer, anadi6: Il.
Ell senior preguntaba por la
sonora Luisa Verdier.
va 10 he oido-diio ell con-
de.
7 luego, aproximandose al
obrero lie pregunt6:
Z Hace mucho que conoce
listed a la sonora Tulsa YER
der?
-Solamente unos dfas-res-
ipondi6 Boyer.
-iAh!-diio ell senior de Luz
eerolle.1 Cdmo-se llama US
ted?
Julio Boyer. senior condo.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

poderarse de Kaifeng Y Cheng-
chow.
Aparece que los nacionalistas
entraron a las dos de la tarde
de aver en- Tsinan. La situaci6n
en- la provincial de Kiangsi no
Sc estima como favorable al 60
bierno.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
TROPAS INGLESAS EN- CA
MINO PARA COMBATIR
A LOS AFRIDI

Bombay, Agosto 16.-Tro-
pas inglesas han salido a toda
prisa para Peshawar, frontera
noroeste de la provincial, para
hacer frente a una situaci6n
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

LA soluci6n de las dificulta-
des comerciales Sc obtendra
cuando surian nuevos capita
mes de industrial que produzcan
10 que ell pueblo necesita, y a ba-
jos precios."-Henry Ford.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
IGLESIA DE LOS PEREGR1-
NOS
DE WEST TAMPA

Cultos del domingo, en- es-
panol, a las 9:20; $50; 1880
a, M; a las 300; 8:15 p. m.
Textos, "El que piensa estar
firme, mire, no caiga.' "Sereis
santos, porque yo soy santo."
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

Sr. Suarez-ya que ganaran
SIG semanales, contra los $12,
$14 0 SIS cue venian ganando
por ell sistema a destajo.
CREESE QUE HAN PERECI-
DO LOS AZ MINEROS A
TRAPADOS EN- LA NINA
DE BLACKBURN
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

m familia va era civilizada
cuando los antepasados de Lord
Curzon adn eran salvajes que
por toda indumentaria solo usa-
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

ban pinturas vegetables Geo.
Tchitcherin.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

Para Mexico no existe Ia
Doctrina de Monroe".-Lic. Sal
vador Urbina, Juez de la Supre
ma Corte Mexicana.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16

mo hay medic de que ell
hombre no Sc valga para evitar-
Sc la tarea de pensar".-Tho-
mas Alva Edison.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
$50

Alivia un dolor de cabeza
Q neuralgia en- 80 minutes,
contiene un catarro en- ell
primer dia, y domino la Ma
aria EN- 3 dias.
Tambien hay ell 666 en-
Tabletas.
La gaceta., 1930-08-16
Los intelectuales TODD 10 ven
al traves de un microscopic
Professor Albert Einstein..

mo hay NADIA mas indtil que
la experienced y los consoles
que de ella nacen, pues la pri-
mera nos viene cuando va no
podemos deshacer 10 hecho, Y
de los segundos nunca nos acor-
damos en- ell momento de rope
tir los errores propios o ale
nos."-Luis C. S~epdlveda.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
KEEP OFF THIN ICE

How to prevent boys rom trynE out thin lca remains perennial problem. Scarcely had the ,hcr- momctcr gone below freezing when the public prints reported the drowning Of youth who wanted 70 sec how tujc1s the lca was on small stream near Hartford. On the samo day another youru eyas rescued with difficulty.
 l. being impossible to have police patrol the streams and ponds 10 prevent youths from foohshly try ing thin ice, 1t remains for others, largely parents, to discourage fool hardness on the ice. The boys and girls need to be educated as thor oughly about such dangers as they need 10 rnow O. the dangers mci- dent 10 highway crossings.
 Most important. and perhaps the easies, way out Of the difficulty is to encourage children 10 do their shat- ing only on such streams. notably in parks, which the city in due tnae will designate as skating places. N" Britain has taken commendable ac- uon in this direction.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
NIIDICI\E FOR THE POOR

News from Chicago that doctors nave formed an organization 70 provide cheap medical attendance for the poor naturally clicited wide spread attention. It is movement that needs to he taken in many other cities.
 some physicians we know O. have been easy on the poor all along. Son.4 Of them. in fact, have thou- sands of dollars in "uncolIectahle hills against the poor" on their books. bills that they do not regard as assets.
 Society cannot permit an unem- ployod person without money from doing without needed medical atten- ton when hc requires lt, In that case the man intures himself and also reduces his value to society.
 The same holds true O. his family | na has ono.
 A reduction in property values IS one thin=: a reduction Tn human values is even worse.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
PLENTY OF LIFE PREoEIN FRS

A notable fact iii connection with the sinking Of tho slass-botomed excursion steamer Eureka II in the Atlantic off the coast Of Florida Vas the small toll of dead Further analysis disclosos that the reason vas that the craft was we'll supplied with lie preserHers. and that prior to inc moment when passengers were forced to jump into the Atlao- tic ocean. there was ample time for every person on board to adjust the prcservers properly.
 Of course, the presence Of q auf- fciency of life preservers upon such q. steamer was demanded by the law. But it has happened in years past that in an emergency on ship board the life preservers hadn't been looked after for q long time and were far from effective.
 Incidentally. the shipwreck calls attention to a mode Of pleasure on southern waters-that of looking at the wonders Of the seq through glass bottom boats. The method is perfect ly safe, and there has been no hint that the disaster was due 10 weak ness of structure.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
CONGRAIJ LAYING THE PUBLIC

The people Of New Britain sure ly are 10 be congratulated for the excellent manner in which they 'kept their heads after the late banking episode. The city, in fact did much better, population consId- cred, than the people of New York City who after the suspension Of the Bank Of United States promptly grew suspicious ot all banks and withdrew large sums. Nothing Of The kind occurred in New Britain be- cause there seemed 10 he thor oughEoing ability 10 reason and conclude that the situation was not one warranting undue uneasInoss,
 The special edition Of the Herald early Saturday afternoon unques- tionably was an a1ueliorat.ng factor. Instead Of permitting the public 10 feed on rumors and grow panicky the statements by the bank com missioner and by the president of inc bank were of nature deserving the widest circulation; and thIs cir culation was gwen through the medium O. the special edition. No one knows what trouble would have been in store for others had there not been a quick means Of sprcad- ing accurate information 10 alIay the fears of the public,
 AS we said at the beginning. cjti- ztns Of New Britain gan be highly commented for theIr attitude. "Everything will come out all right seems to be the conclusion o. cit- zens in all walks Of life; and with Christmas coming on this attitude IS one that will aid n making preparations for the annual tostir.- ties. The blow 10 many may be in- convenient. but the spirit ot Inc city is far better than vas anticipated during the height Of the blow early saturday afternoon, and with every one In q position 70 do so wiling 10 cooperate 10 the fullest extent there can scarcely be any doubt that the city will pass over this financial Hurry with minimum Of difficulty,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16

had to be q broken-feld runner of the football type 10 get down through the group. There was no occasion for their acts of impolite- ness because they were ia acing me as they came. In disgust l finally walked in the gutter. A few -cars ago 2 man who had to walk up Franklin square with his sister every morning found it necessary to hoo ., her on the outside to avoid the bumps and bangs of the inconsiG crate boys and girls.
 Some day I am going down that street and will take leaf from th, book or the famous Terrible Tem pered MT Bang and when l rcac7 the intersection Of Rockwell ave nIe and Franklin squarr behind me will be piles of high school pupis lying in thc gutter.
 AN EXPONENT CT COURTESY.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
JPROtE> IN SPAIN

Span secus 10 hc subject 10 one uproar after another, Tho most rv- cent attempt 0. Ramon Franco and lis aids 10 open up largc-scale rc>oiu'iou -o,ms 10 have bccn dis siparcd ny tba important fact that mos. o. rn, troops of K'ul AL phouso r.wmnrI loyal Under moI- ern conditions at least il coup I.ptat can -raroaly uo aocouphsu- ed withou, tho aid of tho troops; it will ha recalled fAat tt "o- vhn inc troops in vartous somH Amer lcar countries proved in, Grystonc os inc revolutionary movements that rho various governments" had to fold mp their tents.
 Tho Spanish tmofo2uo which oo- tained considerable attention in the press yesterday oas m instance ot what B popular aviator can Io f he has mind 10 turn against tr. gov crameut. Franco in Spain has b"ru an air hero; d Spanish Liudb.rGh on a smaller ecalr. Franco probably thought that, in view of his popu- !arity. he rould swing an entire revolution. Considering that he and his aids were comparatively few :n number, It must he confessed he got further than might have been anticipated, he having forced the government to declare martial law throughout the entire kingdom and caused some play by the artillery.
 Spain remains something of a ''sec,hng cauldron." nevertheless. | Persistent rumblng of dissatisfaction with the prevailing government notably m Catalonia, forms q back ] ground that. if some good revoIu- ! tionary organizer takes hold. might be changed into widespread TO- volt, It will take more than a TO- mantle air hero and handful of ! other romanticists to upset the government, however. So far, for 1 tunately for the kingly regime in the country, 10 one Of political and or ganizing strength has as yet st"pp, q forward 10 capitalize the sea Of dis content that fairly inundatcs the country.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Praises Work of H. <. Dramatic

Editor New Br"ain Herald;
 rlcaso leave a small space ln your column for my letter,
 | havn Just this 10 say: The public Of N@fy Britain aud vicinity certanly did miss something when Ii failed 10 see Cat 0 Nine Tails" ;it the high school auditorium Friday night
 Talk about mystery. Phcw. Why. | sat on the edge Of the seat from the beginning to Inc end. Yes, sir, 1t. VAS the biggest thirty-fNc cents worth that ever got.
 l. takes pretty good play 10 socp Iny eyes on the stage all through rho performance WIrhoEt thro"mg a gaze at the weaker s"N once in whil. even if I say it my self. But, in this play "Cat O Hinc Tails.' Hhy, | didn't even as much as turn my head once.
 As Shakespeare said -wcll, what do I care what Shakespeare said. hut I'm telling you; Don't ever miss another play given by the Senior High school Amphion club.
 Please. NIT. Editor, do rot put this in the advertising section as an ad, because it is not an ad. IL is only q word from me 10 show my apprccia- tion of the play called the "Cat O Nine Tails"
 Thank you,
 { \ HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Condemns II. $. Students Lack
 of sidewalk Courtesy

Editor, New Britain Herald:
 While we are on the subject oi high school "0appers' and johns" lei us take up the matter Of side walk courtesy-a cry appropriate course for the high school boys and girls.
 l wonder if any person has ever had the experience of being able 0 pass down Franklin souaro and be given q quarter of the sidewalk hy the group coming in the opposite direction. IL seems peculiar that al least a small portion Of that larga enroIlmcnt could not catch q little Of the many fine ourteous ha bif ; Of Principal Louis P. Slade, who 's one of the finest gentlemen ] have ever met.
 X few days ago ] had occasion to walk down Franklin fquarc Jt about o'clock in the afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
ADVICE TO PARENTS

Editor New Britain Herald- l now take my pen in hand sir And hope you'll understand sir
 That it ain't my wish to write my epitaph, But those letters from the scrappers Knocking frats and High school appers And the hot shot they throw back-iust make me
 laugh. I've read the letters from "Disgusted Bout Sororities that busted
 Many parents account of cloth and food, And surely got some kicks from The missiles just like bricks from
 Those girls who held different attitude. l suppose that "Od fOges' Should sit still and smoke stogies- Let the younger generation have their fun Let em neck and smoke together And 1t an't your business whether
 Your daughter hits the hay at ten or one Do not ever try to lecture For your arguments they'll wreck sure; EscheW the "bawling outs that aggravate, For know that they will tell you Where to get off, and compel you
 10 close your trap-youre simply out of dato Let em smoke the cigarette sir HNe em latch Kcys-Iet em pet, sir;
 You're "old fashioned with a warped and biased
 mind. So with the dance and music Don't obiect-they won't abuse it,
 Let joy and revery be unreined
 -BISH k BIBLE Hartford, Conn, Dec. 10th.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
Observations On he Weather

Washington. Dec, l6.-Forecast for Southern New England: Fair, not quite so cold tonight; Wcdnes- day increasing cloudiness; rising temperature; fresh northwest and west winds.
 Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Fair and continued cold tonight; Wednesday increasing Cloudiness and warmer.
 Conditions: An extended area Of high pressure is central this morn- ing over lower Michigan. It is pro- ducing pleasant weather with low temperatures in nearly all sections east of the Rocky mountains. Zero temperatures were reported from northern New York and New Eng land and freezing tempera lures as far south as Georgia. Snow furries were reported as far as Tennessee and North Carolina. The tcmpera. ture is rising slowly between the Rocky mountains and the Mississippi river.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity fair weather and not much change in temperature.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
THE LOCAL! SPEAKING STAGE

New Britain has had an cNperj- ment in the speaking stage, so-can- ed; or as others would have f, with the legitimate stage This cHperl- ment was taken during q time of depression and il seems to ns the trial under such conditions has not been quite reliable. Al least. the support accorded this enterprise at such q time surely cannot he re garded as q criterion Of the support that might have been accorded dur ing moro normal period.
 There has been considerable dis cussion in past wars regarding the deteriora of the legitimate stage throughout the small cities. Once New Britain saw one legitimate stage attraction after another-In the days before the ubiquitous movies or the talkics; and it has been constantly urged that some thing approaching these days might be brought back through the pro- per effort.
 An effort has bceH made-but dur ing period when all tAoatricals find it difficult to maintain good box office receipts Unfortunately, should it happen. as IS threatened, that the latest effort to provide d speaking stage in the city fails, the failure will be levelled against the city and not against the condition Of the times. This, We think, is not fair.
 The plan 10 maintain stage company here, sponsored by lead ing citizens. is the final effort made in behalf of a local speaking stage. It may succeed if enough persons of influence become interested.
 What we should like to see is q fair trial during normal times, Our guess is that under such circum- stances there would be little doubt of the success of such a venture. But the trouble is that. under normal conditions. all the theaters would be kept on d movie diet and there would be no acceptable place for the legitimate company to give it's per formances Indeed. there is reason to believe that had patronage at the movie houses been normal there would have been no thought of mak- ing an experiment with the legiti- mate in this city.
 The general run Of citizen has been patronizing the speaking stage very Nell ill this city. A~
New Britain herald., 1930-12-16
RELIEF ABLY PLANNED
 IN PIAINNILIE

The business Of providing relief of various kinds being the nations most pressing need of the moment. it is interesting to note how a town like Plainyile goes about its busi- ness.
 Plaiuville. like every other town. has had its regular channels of re- lief; but these have found the situa- ton beyond their capacity, so the town has taken hold. through a committee, to assist in the good work. The object is that nobody in trouble in Plainville shall be per- mitted to suffer in silence.
 Plainuue all along has oeen well organized 10 assist its poor. The sick and infirm, and the need O. turnish.ns milk for babies has been q work well carried on through a number of agencies. The committee sponsor cd by !ss Chamber Of Commerce will look after the newer problem of in- creased unemployment, and the eroup IS 70 well organized that it is likely that Plainyillc will remain quire d model town in the distIi- button ot relief.
 Citizens Of P1ainyille having these matters in charge are 10 be con- gratulated upon their systematic and thoroughgoing plans, Nothing and robody, 1t appears, Is likely 10 he overlooked.