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^ It AppearaThat the New St
Idhdarilla. K3T? Jan IT.?-I had
bo?*d Id Bad la Wawgow WUara an*v
. othtrTUdea" bat hid found " rathar
ff . a Mhooi muUr ft itktMi&AD,"
> the declaration of Henry Waller|
?<W>^Wt?ir^K^jg^adltor and
R-\ rr?. I* connection with the bronk
MM OOTernor Wtlcon and Col.
Geeeee Herrer. ^.. ' ' '3
*???ttln? thnt I tanet ?WMr
eHker M n wttnaee or e jutr to the
fliieUdlliU which hec nrleen
he W.Himr end Qorernor Wood
rem Wtieon."* rwedc the eteteAent.
K r J eh* heco to mit with tome jperPS
llnrtwllj In order to be Jut ellhr to
the ?ehtto end to the prlnelpele. *
"The oosfcrence between ee In my
aaenfanent'mt the Metihnttee. club
-wee held to ctwielder certain practical
tovaN Governor Wilson as miiajfa^l
stood fire and thirty-years ago tcyrwirl
l& fildra. This appealed to
bm. Co). Harvey had brought the
roeoraor and myself together la hlo
dewy homo It monthe afa^ud
r as thee paeeed had interested meln
hie ambitions. 1 was hoping I might
And ta Governor Wllaon another TUEL,
- " dia In point of intellect end arailabili'ty,
I yet think Col. Harvey made
no mistake in hts choice of a candidate;
bat the olrcumsteacea leading
dr* to tie unfortunate parting of the
/ ways between thorn fceade me to doubt
whether in character mad temperagt?*t?It
mby be merely in the hahtta
of a Jlfe time Governor Wilson is pot
j"j. re the^jr school master thap ajrtatee"I
have from Col. Harvey aud Oov|
erner Wilson statements according to
thm meiWy of oeotf, touching what
t , did actually happen-and what was
^ , f spoken on the occasion named. These
do not Wterially differ. They coin
I chjo wiio ray own recouecuon. nothill
of a discourteous kind?even of
ft& usfrlondly kind?passed through
.an Interview of more than an hour.
From the first however there was a
L certain constraint In Governor Wilson's
manner, the absence of the
cordlaMty and candor which would
* . mark heartj. confidential intercourse.
intimating the existence of some admt
verse influence. Hta- manner was
L** autocratic if not tyrranous. I did
not take tkls to myself, but thought
/ 14, related to Col. Harvey, and when
CM. Harvey, apparently overcome by
Governor Wllppn'r austerity, put the
jt direo# question to Governor Wilson
\ wh?$er the support of Harper's
Weekly waa doing him an injury and
?r received from. Governor aWilson the
'.p- J cold re Joiner that It was, I was both
surprised and shocked,
.r "1 had myself, as fhr hack as last
October suggested to GovpHmr Wil^
. 1 son that in view of his supposed eu^'
vlrodmeft it might be as well for Ool.
, Harvey; to moderate somewhat .the
rather aggrepslve character of HasWeekly
In the Wilson leg?erl.
ship. I sm not sure that I had not
1 said M much to C6\. Harvey hUgielf.
^ hut that Governor Tyilnphi, without
. * the least show of compunction should
express or yield to such an opinion
and permit Col. Harvey to consider
. " blmseU discharged from the position
of trusted Intimacy he bad up to this
moment held, left me little room to
^ dOuH that Governor Wilson is not^
? * maa who makes common cause with
B h|p political associates, or Is deeply
sensible of his political obligations;
H ' O l.'nn? ?nu ><! hi* ?a
TT ? --r ?" ? '
^tr that, except for Cot Harror, ho
0 would not ho th tho running at all. "
"Cot Harror waa grerionaljr
if. - woutoed. y-Bo had boon fighting
4 Ooeemor Wileon"* battlo for many
K yearn and had Idealised hi. chief.
Although 1 waa gltsn no roaaon to
T... -. suppose ^W.?lf included fn tho dlo,
< . faror whldKbad fallen opOy Col. Bu
Mmw ver. I experienced. a oenao of nomcK
thing rerr mnoh Ilka Indignation, bat
on refection 1 could not rid mroelf
V of the lmprooalon that Oorornor WllV
aon had bean reeelrfhg lottofa from
I KIShnhj written br onomleo of mine
who aoom to noo hi. name and fame
H . to gate aotnn onda of their own, warning
htm against mi and that to all
p '- "hi". I nat fci t*ic oamo boat wiui
' "t am la rooofpt of Oorornor WUBt
eons otatomont to the oosuurr. 1
Wh? that this had raaah.d mo aaritgg
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Paid iSufcscri
rearm
WILSON
OOLOKEL 1ARVEY
.
:r?y Executive's Friends
le Rupture Is Omtawus,
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1 h*re during three week* of twe
paper Import unity re toned to print n
word on the aublect Id the hop* th.t
no'dublleltj might b* required nod
that no me uuderetabdlng could Mf
.reached. I hare reaaop to beller*
that Col. H array withhold bin rtatement
with the nam* eao**. and the
nam* hop*. It being no looser pooalble
to aappraao the matter, at laaoe
thin ton ataumeot, which I. make
moot reluctantly, aeomn needful to a
full nod Impartial knowledge by the
general public, but anpre especially
by the maaa and body of Democrats
who arwao eameet 1 y eeetong a leader
la tho coming contest.
(Signed) -
' If ENRY WATTE R80N '
"Ood^M of WOwa Boom."
Oaalut, Nrt., Jan. 17 -A confer no?
of several loading Nebraska
Democrats today considered the action
of the editor of Harpy 's Weekly
In taking from the head of its
columns the name of Governor Woodrow
Wilson, as a candidate for the
nomination Of RMUfht. The meeting
was held Jn the oftce of Mayor
DShhnan. Mayor Dalbman, 'after
adjournment, fare oat m statement in
which he added that the action qf
Editor Harvey was the caeee of today's
meeting. The action of Mr.
Harrey is the collapse of the Wilson
boonT^ald the mayor. "Mr. HarTey
is by+o means the drat of leading
Democrats who has been supporting
Oorernor Wilson to drop him. Democrats
like CoL Wattefaon and Major
Hemphill >Jiare fallen oat of the Wilson
ranks. Nebraska Democrats
hare no candidate to propose, but
generally are opposed to Mr. Wilson,
harlstg long ago taken atand against
hie pension policy.
"f 4m not authorised to speak for
Mr. Bryan, but I know he is opposed
to. many of the policies advocated by
Governor Wilson and 1 do not think'
this leading Nebraakan will support
him for the Presidency."
What further^ action Democrats
wffl take the mayor declined to dtacUS0r
T7?
Another Leader Against Wilson
Milwaukee, Wis., Jan. 17.?The
break between. Governor Wilson and
Col. George B. Haryey has brought
out Matt J. Regan, leader of the old
Bryan strength in Wisconsin, against
the New Jersey man. He tonight Issued
a letter to John A. Aylward. of
Madison, head of the Wilson, campaign
la the state, declaring that under
no circumstances would he now
aid In the campaign of the New Jersey
Governor
, Mr. Regan originally Was^a Wilsoa
ma* In htS letter he wrote that
Wilson movement, at-first appeared jalj9
promising, but that recent ev^nta*
have demonstrated that hi* policiee
are not those of .modern ptoWese|re
Democratic spirit.
HI* demand la that the State Or ligation
be aent-to the National coriTontlon
absolutely unpledged while
pteeeet plan* of the State, committee
are that the Sute delegation he pledg
ad by a State-wide primary Total
"In the eelection of n candidate for
President of the United Statee for
the Democratic party, his political
nsrntmy." continues the letter. VT T<
/"Tlja ^delegation from Wleconaln
should gdSnto the oonTeatlon with a
free hand, that they may fce of the
greatest efficiency to their flute In
d)e selection of a Mandard hearer
who will stsnd th? t*st *s to csnahit.
Ity and availability In the coming
campaign."
la tha break with Col. Barray, Mr.
Began declared tkat Oovarnor WUaon
"ahovred a dlacredltable tendency to
treachery toward the man whom ha
once cave the credit for Ma election
aa governor and hta pry cant prominence
as a Presidential 'Candidate
Tha-Sactlon toward 001. rtnrvqy la
merely typical of a career marked by
treachery to hie friends. .TjPWpijl
ly I am for Bryan, tf ho ean be serenaded
tq run, bub never for a man
Ilka Wllabn, who turns Ma 'policies
whenever that ssil^ hla parpen*".' F. a
Messrs. W. Q. Waaaon. O. C. Spoon.
T. C. Tbreatt and t, C. Jonoa, advertlnlng
squad of "Hero CoBee" are attracttna
soma attention by. their unt.**??"'
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WASHINGTON, NORTH C
ption of Any
HMUWKUS
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If CUM
CAPT. BABTON CRUIKSHANK,
MOURNED BY HIS WIFE AS
DBAD, WAS DOING YVtB
COURTING UNDER *:-.
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WIFE C8LLECTS WSURAWCE
MISS CATHERINE ROBERT BAYS
TAIN WHOM Sin KNEW AS
DONALD DOCGI.AH.
New Tor*. Jan. 1??Casta!! Ilartoi
Cralkakfpk fau been rotmd only
u> dtniB?r acnln.' He la tki Ml
fonfid tlite and proiperone la tki!
city I few din ISO after hu family
lad fall frteadi kid bellered him dead
for a year aad a half.
That fall wile hid warrant for inch
a belMf la ifaown far the fact that not
only did efae kayl a memorial lerTlce
for hlni, but the oourta at Potsdam,
N. T.. where Crulkshank had tfeen
living, granted her letter* testamentary
on hi* estate. To her as executor
several life lnauruee companies
paid policies amounting to something
less than >10,000.
| Apart.from the'feature of the case,
it takes on added{interest Because of
| the man himself. Hla friends attrlb!
ute hla disappearance to his devotion
to his wife pnd a desire to help her
by taking himself off. After his
; canoe was found In the St. Ea'wrence
river Cand he had been mourned for
I dead by his wife. Crulkshank found
&? nsceseary to play the part tor-the
lend.
Clare Her Work and Paicf Well.
When he began to prosper^ he
wanted to help his wife and'children,
so he invented a flctltioua engineer^,
ing concern and sent orders to Mrs.
Crulkshank for drawings, she b?tng
'wn expert draugntswojunp. These he
paid ' .for at double anil treble the
market fates. explaining the extravagance
on the ground that the concern I
wanted to help the widow of a fellow
engineer.
This enplaned Satisfactorily to. Mrs.
Cruikshank the company's kindness 1
and she did a lot of work for them
never thinking this was t!& method
choeen by her "dead" husband to
contribute to her support.
Miss Catherine Robert, daughter
of a wealthy widow of Flatbuab, announced
today.that she was .engaged
trf tnarry'Captain Barton Cruikshank,.
who djdfl)feeared from his hQjne in
Norrlstown. N. Y.. in 3uJy 1910,
Captain Crulkshank's wife hfcd
mourned him as dead until rgcqntly
when he was fpjind fo be living here
upde'r the' ww' of I^nald Douglas.
It was under to If name,Mlaa Robert
^he>qoed
Miss Robert said .that she bftd not
1 rarn^^^Ul today of trer fiance's
^"CjfaWve-been? deceived absolutely," *
"?? -JfX. Crul|uhifo
whom 1 knew Uouglan
: sometime egi* e. he ^nlrddueAd him- (
Mlf aa a1 eingienian.and told trie' of ,
ihe Iiiidahlpa -he bad experienced In
his trer^gtgr Ui# vodd.- We bad
'decldeil'lp marry when Kie buelaeee .
ahould .be In a prosperous eondtlon. I ,
went With him to the boat last Saturday
when he left for ftrtn Rico "
All RIFA5T 18 BORN
WITH HOUR t,KKTB.
Chicago, Jan. 1??A baby bey
weighing It pound,, two ounce, and
having four fully developed teeth,
wee borm here leet night to lire.
Martin MulTiblll, whOea huaband Is a
police serge*!*. ,
The baby U healthy and brings a
new honor to iU father, who a few
day* ago was credited with having
made more arreSU than any other
Chicigo poUoeman during the past
year.
The physician says he was startled
?&???&?mas
"1 hare wen otw where the baby
v/?? born with one tooth." he eald.
"hut nerer before hero I aeon tour
teeth."
I $ wy--nLhejAanew i dni i'1 ' I
Littleton Will QWt Congreew.
Obatanoota, Tone., Jen. It.?Ooil?V.
Littleton, of ike
Flret Now Tort dletrlct, wUI unit
concrete end roiume the practice of
lew after hie ?reeent una expiree. I
Hr. Littleton mode the aepennoe-1
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MIOLINA. ITUDAY AFTEI
Dally Papei
1 most mm QBft
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tbe lecent borso. snow id ngw
Europe was Mica Helen Preecc ol Engl
alie is known as tbe most daring cross
won sixty prizes for horsemanship am
praised by Queeu Mary for riding an u
over the railing anjl kHled a bystander
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'Professor Latta" has Bsen ]
His University Which His
to Lorate- Ralslgh Tin
/ , are Ruhn
We are reproducing from tho R&- 1
Times of yosterday an article 1
dealing with "The Latta University-" 1
We, too, gre ln possession of . lone t
cortesporfdence of Prof. I^atta's rela- I
tive to some equipment he wished to i
add to his "Industrial School," the
same having been written to a y
Pennsylvania manufacturer. f
Prof. 'St. L. Latta president of (
Lgtta University, la endeavoring to 1
furnish a dining room a} his more or 1
Less well known Institution?that is 1
whatv he 'tells his northern friends '
when making appeafar fer funds to }
finish the job. It atoms that there
are many green field*, in spite of c
rero temperatures, and that the pro- 1
feasor Is meeting with much success. 1
Northern philanthropists tumble* to (
the "educator's" schemes and It Is
said that a steady stream of revenue, .
like unto that ponrsd- Into 8pfcln In
the days of Charles I.. empties Into
the pockets of the*stute "edCTCatOT." i
Rev. it. 8. Stephenson tAday re- 1
celred a letter from Stamford,Cfi$n., 1
In. whktv-the writer desired tq^ knosr <
something about the "university." I
Mr. Stephenson turned the communt- 1
cation over to the.reporter; the minr :
later could not And any trace of the <
Institution except a few \ftUlptdated 1
hacka, and he wanted a further In <
vestlgatlon.
Inquiry among ^sflfriored men and '
others familiar with dbsrlin revealed
the fact that JLatta University exists 1
Is thslssagiaatlon of the "professor"
gai Of the paper en whlet ho wrUes
his appeals for aid. The "professor"
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LNOON, JANUARY 1?. 1013
Published li
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tSOOUHTRV RIDEBj
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York The most notable visitor from
and. Though but fourteen years old.
country rider In Great Britain She
1 at a show in Loudon was warmly
nnianageable horse which bad leaped
ir
l\ ON
Ksjmnr
Doing Some Soliciting, for,
Home Town is Unable |,
iss Thinks "Suckers
lng Yet" ^
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ias done a great deal for himself,
t is said, with the funds he receives
rom time to time. He has added j
o he acrea until he has a respectable
'arm near Oberlln, but he has had
10 students in many, many years.
There seems to be^ no way in
vhlch the northern publft-ehn be in
'ormed of the "professor's" schemes.
Copies of this paper will doubtless
>e circulated among President Lat
a's old /rienda, but there are many
tuckers?some of them as fine as he
ias pref caught?and they will fall
for his bait.
Here fa one of the many letters
>f Inquiry being received In Raleigh.
It la from Miss Edna M. Owen, gen
ihri secretary of the Associated ,
Charities of Stamford, Conn.:
. Wbftt About University.
'My Dear rfr. Stephenson:
"May I you have any information
regarding the Latta Uni- .
rersity of Weat Raleigh? We have
bad an Inquiry from one qf our
lirectors .who has boon a Contributor
to this university, and as he has now
had a special appeal for money befond
his annual subscription, ho Is
anxious to secure tome Information.
This last request was for money tocomplete^
a dining hall. The PeLattn
in r'yen c.a cacralary and president
of the university, and the appeals
are ssnt out and signed by
hluu" x
Mr* W. L. Hearten of Durham, Is a
guest ef the Louise.
ONE?!
i Eastern No
nun
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. i. est ants are Searc
JT Fall to Vote While th
AlthougUAhe bad weather has been
a drawback to the workers in the
Contest, there is greater interest now
from every section of the county than before
during the Contest.
Districts Nos. 3 and 4 are both I
coming In on the home run and they
report good prospects for Subscriptions.
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Thate the way to get gt it, girls,
If your friends fall to support your
svir .mi mom, QBte uisdi realize
that they are subscribing for the beet
paper In thla section of Carolina, and
besides, helping you In winning a
prtae.
Mr. Reader, are you one of the
leavers In this race?" Are you deiRffllf
TILLERS
LOOK IS WAY
AND PONDER WELL
H'HKX LEMONS GROW HERE
WEIGHING 1C^41PNCKS AND ,
MEASURING 12 fe INCHES ,
CIRCUMFERENCE WE I
ARE WORTHY OF
ATTENTION.
IMS. ALLICOOD CROWS THEM
PROM A TWO-YEAR-OLD TREE I *
SHE PIilTKGI) THIS M()R\l\(ii
' A SPECIMEN ACCORDING TO
THE ABOVK DIMENSIONS.
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We can. grow most anythiug in this
country except discord and dlecon. u
tent ,antf in spite of our effort at
times to do this, we get lemons in- (
stead. ,
Mrs. Ellen Alligood of Seventh
street, this city, sent to the DAILy j
NEWS office this morning the larg- (
?st lemon we have ever seen. U|j
grew on a. trte planted by hd* two }
?oars ago. It Is the fruit of a bloom j?
pf. May last. The lemon weighs one t
pound and 3 ounces and measures j
I hi incheB in circumference. t
Mr. Homeseeker, paste this in your j
tat and remember that our fruits of j,
aectar are much larger in proportion, I (
ind our trees bear perennially, im-! j
parting fragrance and swear tess the 1 j
whole life long. J
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XitfMEXD JIDGE IlltAtiAW:
ItAl.KIfiH IIAR MEETS.
i<
Raleigh, N. C.; Jaij, 17.?At a ses- (
lion of th<*Raleigh Bar Association 1
ihis afternoon resolutions commend- 1
ng the ability, Judicial teniperameut 1
ind uniform courtesy of Judge Steph- '
?n 0. Bragaw In the holding of this
lis first term of court, were adopted. I
\lso, on motion of Jatn&s H. Poc the I
Par adopted a resolution endorsing j
.he bill of Congressman fc, Y. Webb i |
for changed and general revision of
iheTuleeB of practice In equity proceedings
in Federal*Courts so as to ,
attake the district "court practice con- ,
form* to the rules of procedure in the ?
respective States where held. There .
was unanimously approval of the
Webb bill by the lawyers who Inslstsd
that It would?mean a great improvement
fit legal procedure.
IN IDLE BRWfTlsTBE
DEVIL'S WORKSHOP
Boy Starts Fire in Home Causes Fire
Engine to lie Called Out?By Way
.. of TW version Gives the Baby
' * Liniment Bath.
Elizabeth City, N. C., Jan. 18.? '
Yesterday was a lively and rather un->
lucky day at the home of Bill TVtvlI.i
Y.'w- u.i .coining i
about noon from a mischievous Doy i
being detained indoors on account of <
the icaud mow.
In the Bftornlag lira. Davis left this i
youngster in Me of the rooms with I
her baby, when she went down to a i
store n the neighborhood. She had i
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rth Carolina ]
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VOIES 1
in mm v 1
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htng Everywhere. Don't 'S
e Votes Couiit Most J_,
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pending on the contestant in your > ,
field getting along "well enough'"
without your aaelstatico ? Well, she . ^
can't. She needs your help eeea if .
fls a email amount. '
Why don't you club in and holy
her daring the ttyirty-flrc thousand
Ki%n*?n T*-ml - *i-- ..
.vmh. uum i? ia tur D?n ume. .
Strain a o?t?>?/to help one of the
workers now. while the votes count * ,i
most. n" .
I For each twenty-five dollars
i ($25.00) remitted for SubacripL
Hons between the 15th and 30th
I of January, a Bonus of thirty-fiva ,"
thousand vote* will be given. 1
not been away long before, an alarm
of fire waa spread through the vicinity
and when neighbors rushed in A
found clothes about the fireplace cm
fire., Fortunately the dames were ex- -i
tingulshed before the children were
burned, t^it a quantity of ' clothing
waa lost. -In
the afternoon, not having tad * j
quite sufficient excitement for the
day, this -same boy decided to give
the baby a bath and'the handiest j
thing being a bottle of Liniment, he
proceeded to lay it on thick and f&nt.
The little tot,, with Its skin burning, 1 . '3
pave forth such screams thaf the
mother entered the room and rescod
"IS II RAINING'* ASKS.
"DEAD WAN" SOLEMNLY 1
4
)itu|?uiiis of ll?K?m Had i lira* i
Business Klsowlinr When IK-iu*
.Man Opens Kjps and Asks Ii
li Ls Kmuinu.
Asheville. "^^auT" ISr^lT i?
riot often that a person comes to lite
After/once being pronoun* cd 'riot* \
Put that is wlia* happened in -
rase of Robert Smith, au aged r
lent of the South Hominy section
ho county. "3
It had been Isnpwnj'or montbe u *
lis friends thai Mr7%ciith was i- rurably
111, and last Tuesday be aj.jarently
died and waB " laid out ~
ind everyone left the death chambe-.
Some hours later several persons ezercd
the room again and one wlv
iad helped to shroud the body n-.
:lced that one of the arms was not in
ta original position. He started t>*
eplace it when Mr. Smith opened on ? '
?ye slightly and ventured, "It's ra!c
ng, ain't it?* " All in the room ha
pressing buslnesB elsewhere, hi*
Lhoy gathered courage to return lav' r
ind through the day listened to th
iccasional remarks of Mr. Smite
rhc next day he was pronour.c?
lead again, but his people took : ^ A
rhancos and did not btiry hi:.. J .
.hyee days. This timo I.-- iviiiuliv '
load. Mr. Smith was 7?1 "jvnrs <: a a,
ind had suffered for years with *
aercujcsis. He leaves-;! l.tmily.
BRIEF NOTES OF INTEREST ; '
FATHERED HERE AND TOE
The three masted schooner "Parif9t,"
which has been in much di*:ress
down the rirer for several day*
-?me Into this port yesterday inor'
s*
t I
The revenue cutter Pamllctyeaiue
nto harbor yesterday for tW pcrx>se
of opening it up to navigation,
he river being frozen over for sevsral
days. The officers of the Paciico
report the ice five Inches thick
up to a point near the lower suburbs
>f the city.
Arrange your engagements to Let * 31
nothing keep you away from the public
mass meeting of citizens at the
town hail Monday night to organise ? tyiam
i board of associated charities.
let inclement weather keep you awa?.
If we always bad good weather we
would have Uttle cause for charities.
ihe snipping of liquor into dry iWratores
w?a largely circulated yester
day and was generously signed. IT
It's against ths law to sell it bare. K
should be against ths law to dslivdr
It here, and ths sooner we stop It. th?
nearer ws wlU bs getting to tie
spirit of the law. v