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Evening Schools for Business
Women.
How many ambitious wage earners are!
striving to better their lot in life. A
helpful story in THE SUN
next Sunday.
THE WEATHER FORECAST.
Rain tn-dav : to-morrow fair; mAlerate
southwest to we
Highest temperature yesterda
Detailed i Htiifi, mall slid glaring r
JStttt.
MlalflalaVaVYlBaftasV MMaCTT. pJje
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VOL. LXXXIII. NO. 49.
JERSEY SUFFS
TALK ALL NIGHT
FOR THE" VOTE"
Some Watchers to Oo to i
Polls at (i A. M. With
OMt Host.
OIVK KKAVD WARNING:
LKADEK8 ARE HOPEFUL
Nrwask, n. j.. Oct, 18 If ths New
j. i-.- uffraglsts are not raving maniac-
bj MM lime I in' VOtS l counted !
mm rw night thsy will have demon
itrated lhai there is no and to feminine
endursnce. Throuehoul iii-e state, with
lata .'Hi a the Mtunii contra, the cum
laiigii for the ballot raachsd a psrfssl
.u.-y m energy to-. lay It will Ik- car
ried on bow until the potts ssjon
a. morrow, from tin Women' roim
tal Union's van on Broad MNM ora-1
lory wag flowing Just bsfors midnight,
11." , . I T-.ll Of COOSling. At li O'ClOOll 111
lb morning the watchers at the poll
begin their workf ami In many -ae
lit- Wofnen who will have
Bpokt 'i moat of las nia-in.
The watcher, will keep on the job
cui ' LlOUlly until the poltl ClOBS at 7
r. m. and they will than sll on the
Sal hi boxee, it oecsoaary, to prevent
lamp UK Until the Is.xe are rate In
tin " inly coui t houss.
While suffrags maattnsi ware bald on
v. i -.:"t corner, while tandwlcb men
.mil (tnall boya vrltb bannan pandod
:in town with rstnlndora to vote "Tag"
nv morrow, while MiirfriiKe Alari fairly
micci he .1:'. the antla were antlraly
auiew nt. Kdward .1. Handtay, Jamas
Nugent' secretary and chief wofkar of
the Men'. Antt-auifrags League, abut
Up the league oflk-r imkI retired to Aa
bui Park, and about thv only ividenos
u antl activity wa a huj?. i-mater in
1 1 on Weal '.'ark atreet pi-turini;
the I reaulta of woman Mifftag-e in
Colorado.
tatla eni Oal bettors.
Bi lliul Mi. Nugent was not Idle was
ev nt by a ropy . . f a latter, type
sr.tt n hta own efeitioRary, which
brought to in,, heatquarters of the
Women', Political Union i a friemi of
tn. auati who 1 employed in the mani
ftldtng ettaMlahmanl where so.noti
soplee, he said, had ieu ordered itruck
ofi to-day. There are mi. mil voters in
Eases county, and one. 11 wan aald, was
" I" 1 nl to each before to-morrow.
Till ii the letter :
pen friend 1 I lake taia aeeaataa ta
eta 1 1 1 0 ion that in :n judgment the re.
an i i tin election t 1 herd on Tueaday
sill i i.i mure Importance to the tata
af v... Jaraey ihan that "f nix ale '.mi
in- 'i- been held in thi Mate during :na
M) 1 tr.11.t-. toward suffrage la one that
I aeeumed ..fter inakina' an exhaustive and
enu 1 atudy of iae raauHe of woman
Selna 1" pollth 1 In the dtatea where Mlf
'. 11 !n.- prevailed lor many e.re a a
ra . -r ttia: atudy I iie 10 rou ttiat
a., tan auffraga in iia aperathM rie gaall
l 'I t . ill, leli leu. n .f Ti nmea
to
b
?'-. ik lawn itn.l .eaiHlatloii ulii-h
urae.i the Weatem gtalee of our
.paraely eauled, that have been
.1 rendeavaue and the mecca at a
ui'-t ii.-. i-Hformei.
I'.uhl New Jerev Ira.l" off. a ltd
a great Slate- ot - York. .M..--.-
In
tb
. .- and Pannaylvaala to follow, These
... .-He., 1,. a. mm ew Jeraey,
at Itlaeni ihr.iuan nil itie aMtory of
cut uountry have atood for Hdellty to eon.
ii..- ,i-.-- t ,itl..n of fiereonui and
propart) rlgnta, uniiuem i.mej integritv of
. alaoltlll of government, and
bo.e .11 1 he purity, privacy and loving
i 1)1" home.
11: rueada) no e.-.e. ,,r the whole stale
er.1 in fael the e.- ,,t ihe three jre.n
Mate- whoec tlilai, are lo lot- on ihli
it- November ahl tlxe.i on
h-. ojnty, Thr.taah na choice "f mine,
i nave tiee'i made u centra Hxnre a. v.iur
- lor lha tiue, vllineauoa nii char
. - laMaalnatton carried tin n.- the
1 aw leaderahlp in charge or the iotei
'en . ampalgn.
thla Inatanoe I --k you t eaeoal my
ju ne.it arhan I .lata to you no good ran
' Mew Jerae, tu l,. hoinen nnr ut
'-.in., clilaena, male or female, by
fi lha fran. h!"t. i.. Hi,, ttt.nit-n We
nt to make another Ceiorade of
erasy.
it per tent, of the a-omea S( New
not want to i nru.t Into the
irent The. lo not want the
k " 11 to bend every effort toward
' trae vote agalaat mian
X
a .1 h
- ..ti it.
1 Rght. ..- I have felt In
lha nave xone before, ihat you alii
"tlii . pot ' -hit i have
lo lap :,.i t.j.or. from you.
lr
If!
'' Mlna P Van winkle, who had
-' nen'a Political Union in New Jar.
' sgartl in Mr. Nugant'a
tateini t ..,i ti. 'AiciDtvi laadarshlp
'or woman cainpalgn" had
tile auflraglata had ilm
f' " d 'hat wan aald of him in the
SBbllc preaa
Muilallnalug i- Bepadlatad,
"Wi uevi vilified ths gentlemaB."
he ...1 -vv'e uaed nothing iui what
tatnl t i Newark uaimra, aM,i a
' never contraUlclad we aaautnad
a nnghl ai'i pi wii.ii they aald, Wn
'i n 1 -ii rather conolliata than antag.
onl Mr, Nugotil, ami we have nu wluli
t . -mill- inging nampalfa."
' oo of Ih. 1 lira, Van Wlnk'le ex.
' 1 Khcaf of hit r.- containing
" hi '-- it Ktulcmanta ooncaftilng two
-ii 1 in- ami camimlgn, which ana
de v. eii ti,. auifraaiala would make 110
1 if been uaa they "tllil no wlah to
i n 1 me woman of thetn men's famlllaa."
Mi v.-iu Wlnklc'a lirat advice to th
an 1 aim -.till WBIuh at the 110 palling
t- I'.-tj.'x onunt.Vi for whom ahe
1 . hoi to give tin ! InstruoUotUk
.ii das no nuttu
bow
angry
-. Iioura alto piled her hearers
nu directions for dstsotlng rs
I olhet forms of fraud. Thai
. - .in fear fraud is shown
. n i thai tleorgtl M. l.iimonte,
f the Jeraey Mnn'a 'ampalgn
i'i s offcrod a rsward of lion
one arhu can prove rspsatlng at
noli or falss registration, namsraa
'i-.-tl In Ihe worst districts to
. .. .it.-- The fa -t thai votera
eviouaiy r.-Kistere.i may register
hen vol to-morrow betwssn the
I i and " i' M. mskss fraud
.i-it r. and the uiintiml)srsd bg.
I be a.iother haiidlcap. Hut all
it vigilance nan dn lo kaap ihe ba.
iionoai nil1 bo dona by ue at omen
-i your poata at h o'olocii
Mrs Van Wi ih I- tokl 'he eager
n v. i.ii. ni'uti hlnu 'ben watch
- i litb ntes, lleli
b v - are somstlmsa
h lieglns t 'hslleuge i
hsr. "Hal
. uffad bt fors ,
very voter "f
... have ''a i- na auaplclun. if
collie with his hand bandaged
he niiisi have Ihs clerk's help
en in ballot ii mund thai he
a inn baiiUsgs on Homstimss lltoy
C unround on b'cctnOi I'ayr.
BANDITS ROB TRAIN; I
ESCAPE IN AUTO, BUT I
ARE CAUGHT HERE
j'""
Id I WVI sIkm-c KiTiirht
M r 1 1 it VPWt PH w I f , i t Pti
off Trpiisnrr Kxpnfc,
m i uaaTSaa . v . Del 1 v 1
si 1 1 4 men held up and . bbrd ,1 v thi
train on rhe West shore rallroatl near
the Oangjaeg tunnel at taldnlKht. ,n,
wei.. prevented from robbing an exk-ess
train bsarlhg gold and fewtlr) ilmi.
menta only hy the datlnir of Rnglacer
Kd Nolan, who put on full SSsed at. I
daahad pasl tin- two men, who tsraataaeil
him with rsvotvaft, j
Juat as t. frelghl train a pp., .1, bad
tiw tunnel Rnglneer Taylor notied thai
the hloi k alKiinl -howetl ic.l, nai,
ti...t tin- ehctric wi e ronnaetln had
bean cut. lie topped nil train. i,,i aa
he leaned from the cah was eoriftHtted
wltii four men holding leVolvelta, While
two of tiie men covered Taylor, idj nu-
nuin ami the teet of the crew, thaHhar
two hmke 1 tu. . the cars ami toosl'rem
thorn ais caaea with contents olun'
known value.
Thai look the caaaa to an sutotaDlle
bidden behind bushea, ami then orarad
Tailor to drive hia train on. Knokng
that In a few momenta the exm-ia
"on!. I approach the tunnel ami that te
bandits undoubtedly had act then btpl
to catch its rich load ..f gold a 1
Jewell . Taylor drove lull ipaad ho
West Haverstraw and gave Ihe alarm
Meantime, however, the expreaa, 11
time to tije 11 Inute, waa near the tunret
In the light of hla headlight RnglnS
Nolan .saw the four men atandlng nea
tin- track-" with drawn iwvolvara,
"tin em with tin- ehovel!" he ahoutel
to hln tlremun, and opened the tln-oile
wide.
Aa the tram dashed past the waiting
rob barn, one of them made a leap foe
the tenijei Tin- flreman'a ahovel
deecended aweeplngly on ins hand, ami
he let go. A moment later the train
pulled Into Waal Haverstraw. Ju: as
sin iff Bsrven started out in an auto.
mobile with deputloa for the acene of the
holdup
Soon afterward tin- Waehawkan police
reported that the bandits' automobile,
now with aix passengers, had passed
through at tOP speed. iMUIld for New
York. Police Keadquartera in Nea fork
was notified Immediately, ami detectlvaa
were sent 10 watch ail the ferries.
At J o'clock tills morning nothing had
been seen of the fugitives. The laal
'ie.nl from Sheriff Sen en was at Tap
pan, on the State line, where he waa ten
minutes Isehlml them.
Shortly before 3 o'clock this moi nlng
t ight men were broug.1l Into the Uieen
wlch street police station, after having
been captoied at the New York end of
one of the downtown ferries. It w a -said
that these 1 en bail been CSttghl In
an automobile and that they hud with
thfiii a numbet of packagaa,
It ia SUppoasd thai four of tne men
arrested are tin- accomplices of aha four
WhO actually hehl Up the WOSI Shotc
freight train and thai they guarded the
lutomoblle white their companions com
mitted tin- robbery.
MEXICO CITY REJOICES
Mill mum laid i4i iihs-
pllt il fr 111 iis)l .
Vpfrrnl f(t-tf llftfxitrh tfl Tltr Si K
.mkxii'o Crtt, Oct, tl. HMvy niimr
hi t ovr ii1 1 1 ' ntiii ttM f of belli
to-da) celebrated th roojimttion of the
'Hi r m ri7.H toverninent, wlilch will f"r
nuill) tak place toraorioWi Thi mills
larj elemenl and Ooveroinetii einploeii
iiioii h ffeal demonat ration t&r to
murrow, Is-n. (MitiiEHle atrtved at Toluii thij
afternoon, t.ikinjr rharR of the iltoatlon
there, Qen. Alfredo Rodrtguet i om
mandlns hero. The Carramtaiaa are
itiowt active stout h of ToIuch and hav
piiihed thi- zit;iiiHta nearly to the
Moreloa frontlar. occupy ttif the inter
venina towna
The local headquartoi -1 nf f hi Car
i 1 1 itu Qovernntenl havi i eeafvad pt-
Hon a) reOjUeitl for :lmtlft from many
ViiiiMaH, including convention tiei..itis
.iihI th M In later f War. fien. Aifteio
Hil rjitofi.
TO ALTER LUS1TANLT TABLET.
Dlu.-eaa ii IllSi'lal Won't r ... I
I ae of the Word "lllirilerril."
i Uosooar. .t II. fair Philip Wllbra
ham. chancsllo if the diocese 'f Ches
' ler, refused lo permit it memorial tabtel
! ton victim of the Uusltanls in a Holyakd
I churoti to bear the Inscription i "Who
iv. is murdsred on the Uusltanls by the
Oermans." He said the word "mur-
lifted" mutt be atriken out because "ths
, wall of a church is nut an appropriate
i place to perpetuate hatred."
ALLIES OCCUPY MILOS.
i nu lo-K rem- h I ronot lie ported lo
II. III! leret'la InlHIIll.
$trrtitl f'ae'a Itfspatrf, tit Till. Si '.
laSiMioN. o, t. lv. Aimlo-Krench force!
havi uocupled tin Ojraek iMianti of Iflloai
a iyn a dipfttch from Athene.
"MR. P. A." DENIES THEFT.
Pniia.itle Proaernl'ir llelfge. i:n-
Wm tu lliiiidl- limn nnie.
Patkhhon, n .!.. Oct. Perclllaa
kanopoglle Anagnokopouloi ol t aaaalc
Htumped Aaiiitani Proaaoutor Munaon
Force, Judgi Abram Klenert and every
body else ir the county courthouse to
day whan he wav urrmKned in a charge
of etiallng i watch and chain from
Charlie K Kinele iii Passaic last April.
Proaaoutor iTorci made several ufTortg
to cull Pirctltiakanopogllsi to the bar
and ftnuiiy Initructed oourl oflloeri to
look for a man Oreek In appearance'.
A hi man. powerful of body and voice,
was picked out.
j mil i 'ercllliakanopoglli Anagno
kopOUlOi1 he said In an easy ambling
fashion.
"Well. Mr. p, A , how do Oil plead
to Hie charge broughl by Mr. Klnale.
who says ou stole his Wgtoh and
chain?" asked the prosecutor.
"i dliin'l 'i" waa thi reply, and
October 111 was set as the dale for
irial of the man with Ihe hlKKeHt name
that ever appeared on the counly
records
I hi ue m. in pe rln 1 1 st Mn In,
sf. .ni ebJf iaMlc4 ' I'm ii 1
I4OMPUK, Oct. ik. a ih Np;it t h frpm
Tokio eayi tiut Hhlang ghlfl, a promt-
lent Ctllneii supporter of thi' movement
hi illlhroni I 'ri'shlent Y ua n Hhl-k'al aa
Chinese Kmperor. has bei li assariMinalcil
by a Co Ina man. Hi visitina in
Tokio.
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19,
ROOT SEES END OF
BARGAINSFOR JOBS
Tells RepnbHean t hiiint Astorl
Nf Constltatlon I Blow f
to EvIIh.
I'KKKOOM FOB COI KTs
PlTffldriirj H00111 for Kv-Si'iin-
tor rbfont1 by Ettthn
itic hint'iN.
Rtlhit Rool rendered an nocounl of hli
rtawardihlp is prtaidant f tii Conatl-
tUtlonal I -metit 1011 last nlaht. In M
dramatic. forelMe ind iraphtc a peenen
'it Ion 'f a l-ira Rttbjecl ai tH-rliap he
v r made In ii if life he told at a
tl utter uiveri in hin honor at the Hotel
Aitor b) the- Republican Club whal lm
portani reformi have boon made in the
ihr branchei of tin- fltati yoveffl
ment
ills voice, vtbrani with rimcitniit.
held hli 100 llHU-m rj ai he tohl how
the laenisiiituie under tin- revlaed Con
t Hut Ion would in- a placM to whloh the
membein wuid fo t attend to that?
t"il husln.M. Id told of the improve- !
mem of the Judiciary s.jtm and thai
provision fui a iut k trial t ."nmit I
expenae.
"And w have taken away th temp
tatlon t trade In atiU en. the UnipUtion 1
to hiiitl tin- (iovernor of thi Statn to all
nortH of baraalm by requiting all lilt
ippolnimenti t be oonflraiad by the
Senate." he Mtd "Wi hUVi taken awa
rrom the Laaiilature the lamptatlon to
I a-, ripper bllla by puttina into the ion-
tltutton a Dxad itatement ai to the
baadi of thi areat departmenti of thu
Stale jo that thay Oannot be the foot
a i eelflih pot It lea inn must romaln
, ie KreM idfenclei of trui and patriotic
.. - Wt- have made t poaaibli for
la-KNlature of our S;ate to retrlevi
good name of thi state Laaiilature 1
nur country. We have made it poaaibli
thi BxecUttVi of our State to make
t' 'i declaration long standing in
V Constitution that the executive
li ev in ted In the Qovemor and to
; orm the dut) '1 long required of
tl governor to take tare that the laws
ii dtecuted.
Vn Open lit Juailrr.
i have medi it potilbli that our
i uuj i, which with to alvi juat Ice if t e ..
are vrmlttedi .-hall iit? at) honoat man
his i iht-j ae egalnal ill ihyatan whax
oe "
Ai ir Root, itandtng erect and aak-
it..- 1 .
nMitei
heercK
i loni
Mr
Itead emphatloally lwtth every
pa uaed for- a moment hli
who hid been eld liitUt for
UnOg burat into chaara.
ot wa- tli" liiMt speaker a: the
whl h eu many men iiad comi
n honor. President James l.
dinner
to do :
shefiu h in introducing M
Itoot "aid:
"l do eot nreNem Air. Ibi
it to you. 1
prevent nu to Mr. Hoot.
The praaeni roaa to their feet
At Mr. i&ot rithr Wiri 1'reHldent
Nlcholan Hurray Buiier of Columbli
Cnlver? t, United staten Senator Prank
I! Hi.t c-.'i'e of Connecticut t'n'ted
gtatei gei o. iieorj;e T OllVif of IVnn-
y Ivan la, 1 luncay II, Depew and lieu.
Horace Poner, At hli left were Qeprge
Wick en .mi. Kobert Bacon, former
Ambaiiador to Prance; George K. Shei
don and Jo k tledgee.
Sunn ioh at the dint.er wti
William Ha ..y. Jr . PYederlO ' Tan
ner, chalrmti of tin- Republican state
committee ; William Loeb, Jr., former
iai etary i i lrealdcnl Rooaevilt; glmon
Ouggcnhelm( i irry i luggenhelm harlei
I HUlee, chairman f the Republican
National Cpmn
tee; Henry I.. gtlmiOni
Char tea A. Perklni, the
it. a C, gmlth
tHetrict Attoi
Herbert Paroi
Adolph Uewiaoi
Cheater s. !ord,
Bara P- Prentice and
IIim.i.i for il.e l'real.le,..t .
After the din IV r
President Hhi We
posed a toast t
United state-. M
mportant part th t
had performad i
1 'onii Ltul Ion, I !
Mr. Knot . In his
dressing Mr. Rool
"You can t mo
hid ben perved ami ;
of thi club had pro-
he President of ill
hetfleld told of the ,
members of the dun ,
thi revision of the
l 1 special tribute to
isina sentence, ad- i
- )e aald :
' disregard the voire i
1 1 calls to you that)
ai tin people whin
ou could disregard i
you have eerved
will f the Ood
iy."
These woids Win
tarprated by
v ex -Senator
a moment
the
for
the
dlneri as .1 boom f"1 i
the Praatdancy and
1 do 1 reaoundod witi" i
Mr. Hoot in opening
that twenty -odd yean
elected president ol I
pr VlOUi ' 'oust It lltlonM '
lie then ipoke of h
in the party, saylna I
tt) make our friend. Our
or praaldonti but now
leers.
1 1 . ailed the facl
Uti he had been
clUb after the
invention,
many strunuien
AVa have eURht
der, (Joernoi
have tii" cold,
dry, unlntereatlni iuest.
1 on Of tne Stale, pi
p. lead d. w ith matters .
A ConatitU"
and win
lull, (tovern-
mental machinery ilfii ted,
frlendi, 'he issue before u
cendi the interest or the ::i
any success Of any man
for which we have ever
plauaa.. We iiave parse.l
the period of our youth
Mild make mistakes with'
from them. The compllcatl
. ulty of fur Qovernmant i P
V t. my
now tran-
portanci of
in) election
ivin, t-vp-
1 Alerill
which we
Ll ituffei iiiff
1 and tliftl-
in horn
upon the ail fa re and happintti and the
liberty of our people."
Then Mr. Root outlined ihi chwna'H
propoaad In the revision v th reaaifl
i to the Judiciary, the egecuth ind he
, legislative branches of the fiit9 gov
ernment. Me laid
Our Judicial proceduie WM omj)Ii
cated, technical and full Of . tletien.
A multttUdl of statutory provUiutUJ rc
lullllg to procedure made It dl(1lej for
a plain and honest man to Coin, into
'court nnd c his right i. The I" dute
had " bUlll up year all . year
I of separate and gpeclflo code pfo lone
and codi tunendntinta, which, taken all
! together, created a multitude of RtatU"
lory rlKhts in Ihe wny of proceduii- hat
' made 1 1 alnmst ImpOitlbli for a fjsj
I cation to be brought to a proiru-' nd
! inexpensive conclusion.
rond Vi 'ggtof ul " pe n d 1 11 a
'We found that the executive branch 1
of our govermuent was confused, ax
traVagant, subject tO Ineffective control;
. more rhati 150 agencies, great and mi all,
j .11 over the State were carrying on bui
ness a nd reaponglbls practically to -one.
r'very one spent all the mot
he could get, every one acted 111 .. -I
cords II ee with hla own judgment. Qout
; men, honest men, trying to do their dut ,
hut none of I him held the rSSponaibilll J
,,i a as subject to the eSYectlve control an I
limitations of Inspection and auperviilor
J
Continued oa fifth i'apr.
5 YALE ATHLETES
BARREDAS "PROS"
Legon, football stai( and Mil
bnrn, Bawboll Captain,
(hit of College sports.
-
UNINTENTIONAL I,
I'm id I licit Own Mils nt
Qaoguf. Thf.v When
Thfv LiHrin of Rnling.
kw )w t i tonn . Oct 1 1. Tale
. chancei of winning .1 football and bH'
: 1hI1 t'hamplonsthtp thin year received a
j jolt tn-niaht when jt wai announced by
' tli Yale Cnlverilt; Athletic A!oriation
j that Ave f thi beet athlitti in tiie nnl
varilty are Ineligible lo compete. In fait
athlitlci la-cause they are technically
j profeaalonali, Thi re.nn for their in-
illgtblllt) l tltat Ihe men received bo;rd
for play iua baaeball during the laat
. lUnWsCr from the iutKU Field Club of
afUOKUe. Ia. 1.
The men who I iVi tie omc Lnollglbli
by their own declaration arc Harn
LaOgora, tiie ntMr fullback and ihortitop;
Arthur Milbutn. captain Ol the baseball
team for next Benson and iOCOnd baae
man, Puinpollyi dependable pitcher and
a brother of Harold Pumpelly, the
former Vale football gtar, and Rhitt
and Kaatoni i"tii regular outflildora on
thi haneball team
The following littei made public to
night by the Vale Athletic AsWoclattotti
la eel f explanatory :
Ovt .te. Ill,
ti of. ttobi i ' ,V. 'oiirlU) cMAirHion VfUt
i n ivrs' y AthlitU aiieodofiofi
Daaa sir., vv, th underalgned me;n
hi ; i of the Yale Cnlviritt haiiholl
team of I91S, durlni the paal summer
played with the Quogue Field Club nine,
the club furntahlng boarti and room to
th ptayera riom the tint we d.-
Ctiveretl t he provlilon III Ihe ale ruley
that no man who haa received board for
playing lummer baaeball ehall rapreaent
Yale on its leama. each of ue paid In lull
for board and lodging, . i iieQucntly fur
nished blm by tiie dub.
In view, liowever. of thi fa. I tiiat we
did. aithouan unintentionally end ill d
vleedly violate the ruli. we iie.eb with
draw from competition in liitercoUai
at I
u' ttletlca,
Artih k M Mh.hi iin. VlUUAM Kah-
ton. Ha ear v. tjgooaR, tfpaNcgg A. Pi ji-
r:i.t. v . ItoiiKRT 'I. RttaTTj Jr.
smt, in, m t rti Inl-
In making tbiH letter public Robert
X. t'orwin. chairman, and tjaorgi 1'armly
Day. trea-mrer of the Yal- Athletle Aa-
oclatton, aid i
"It la, perhap.--. tUparftUOUi for the
ofltoara of the Yale i niversii Athletic
Asyoi-latloii lo commint on the fore
going letter, it aeemi out) fair, how
ever, to the player.- itgnlng 1 1 Tor t hi-
iijoclgtlon to eapraai publlcl) it re
gret that btN'ause of the t'urelensiie.se. of
itf office n and committee Uteae men
have Inadvcrtentl) violated the ruli
mentlonad,
"Thi oflh-erH of (hi iaaoclation rely
upon the continued Intereil ami coopera
Hon of thiii playera In evr way, and
especially in
t.f their am
ranee, ever
poali ion "
That the
Mllburn and
inaklna certain thai none
eaeaori ire, througtt iano
placad in auch a difficult
disqualification
the three other
,, Lagore,
athli tea by
ave a far
tl of th-tae
the Yale authnritlea will hi
reat IiIi.r effect i tie- opll ol
well vei'aed In the atttiatlon
porta. Nov. that Vale has 1
drastic sctlon there if little
ahe also will scrutlnlaa cat
Status t.f the men whom
athletes must meet in college
T7hat action preceded the
the leitf-r ,irneil by the five
In collage
aken auch
lOUbl that
efuiiy the
the Vale I
nl te-tT
i I it'.i.R of
Vale at!-
litil hai not been announced, but U in
nndaritood that there ban been a aear ch
ina Inquiry,
Thai e Uai been agitation for a ion
time in the college! throughout 1 he
Country to weed out the men wh . had
placed valuation on their athtitlc tbiltty,
but In very few eases haa one college
acted wltii another. It HOW neems that
there is a poiitblllty thai Yale will ask
for the calling of a conference alth tint
end In view.
I iideramduHlri MururUrri.
, Tin- action of tb-' athl
iaaocti
I ,n declarltia tiv of the be.t athletes in
: the university Ineligible came as a ire
j mendoue surprise unuergraduatet,
1 There have been rumori abroad for sev
i ere dayi that an Inveatlggtlon was bi"
! ing made, but little credence was alvett
' to tha report that severul of Yale best
i athletes were Implicated,
I heaore, whose home is hi Lenre. Md .
I is one of the best athletes Yale hi! had
in a decade. He has been a fast short-
I Stop and a heaxy hitter on the Da M ball
I team. In addition to that he is one of
the stars on the football team and Would
probably have been elected captain. Last
I vear he was the man around whom
Coach llinkey built hli football offence,
making use of lateral and forward
1 paaaai.
1 LegOXi can throw a football almost as
1 well as he can a baseball, antl for dis
I lance and accur.o v t h best man in
j executing a pass that ever stepped on
I Yale Field, It Wgi largely because of
j his work In this department that Walter
; Camp nave him the full back position
I ou his all American team last fall.
I Legore li i junior and last week wan
! elected ehalrinun of the junior promt"
! nude oommlttee, the luahest honor w hich
' it lies in the power of the umiei graduates
1 to bestow.
Mllbum lives in Mawrstraw, N . Me
a Junior In the Shellleld Hctinflflo
IS
go hoot and S member of St. Anthon
one of the best dubs In Sheff Me
played second base on the Yale nice last
year, and previous to that staiicd on the
Yale freshman team Me was regarded
an an excellent second baseman and his
hutting average last season was high
Pumpelly. who live In OwagO, N. Y,
is counted the best pitcher the Mine ban.
William UaStOn, Id, of Loudon vllle.
n. v.i 1 sanlor in the Uhefflsld Holen-
tltlc School. Me has been a member of
both the baseball and football teams.
Me was an out tie bier on t he haseba II
team last spring and has been playing
a halfback position m the varsity aquad
this fall. Uhett, in addition to being
an outfielder was considered a certainly
as a member of the team next spring
Mhletlm Wny t-rt
euore.
pHllsAOgtPHfAi Oat. II, HPPO Wi
Legore. famous Yale fon ball and base
ball player, who admits aveptlug hoard I
mid lodging for playing summer base-
hall At Quogue, L. 1., may sign a con
tigot with Connie Mack. It was reported '
here to-night legore played hiilllaut
bill with the Yale nine laet year and
looked on with envious nyee by more
u 0110 big wag-us manager.
1915. Cupyrivhl. lllli In) Ik .Vim I'rinHnt ami PsMitMsg AatMMMOM,
ONL Y BIG BALKAN VICTORY CAN SA YE
BRITISH WAR CABINET t LONDON THINKS;
CARSON
ALLIED FORCE
LANDSATENOS,
A TURKISH PORT
Aniiv MtipptMed to lit- About
t Attack Dedeagatch,
Xear B,t in Bulgaria,
ADHIANOPLK RAILWAY
PROBABLK OBJKCTIVE
Allies and sciiis Also Re
ported in Have Taken
struniiiitza.
..i . ,it, Dgs0Q ft, to Tsa St..
laOKOOM. Oct II - The Allien have
landed troops .it Knoe, on the Tagee I
roaat m Muropsan Turkey, according to
an ultofftclal daspatrh from Athena.
:i the uetalla of the landing .ire la -k-Ing,
the strength of the allied fore, thel
s moum of rest eta nee, tf any, ami the i
nationality t.i ma tna.i.a partMpMlng.
but the daapateh atatea that tne news
of the dtaembarlcotlon itaolf ia trust '
rrortlty,
Ths objective from this point Is so
clear a 10 i. Heit -. i i.i. m. according t"
.'nioti inre. i-.noi .y ju.-t aritnin tne.
Tui
-h in lundar
1 ! leaRatch, tile
ir;n,-ii'.il Bulgarian tVgean pvn. which I
is suppl.ed by the mum railway, !
Nil tin the coant about ufteen mllii to :
t he we--1 The i.i:!'i.iv ti-:i.ls lir..t lv 1
to Adrlanople, or..- of the chief centres
on the Orient Itallwa) from Belgrade I
to Sonetantlnople,
;ir.' eeeklng t.i cle
cui thi r .Ira ey a
n they win thus
tumbllna block
hich tin i j rmani
tr. if the .siitess can
. tdrlan pie ami hold
itabUih .in effe tlve
i't ween t hi Teutotis
ar 1 their 1 urk.-a lUppOTtera
Serbia us
I ' I g In I n g lie- m r r a I e 1 1
The great r
Ina t ie Balks
Informal .on.
Kerbians are
against the
Bulgsrlsi . li
aaid to have
n ajorlti
I-.! ts reaped.
's an- t i.;ta of laolated
erj often rague. That the
Aghllng desperately, both
AustroGermani and the
- ertaln The Butgara are
reached the dalonlca-Nlah
t ail: ...id
t -..
ttointa. the most north
ji) being 't a::j. where il-t.v hahtina
Cotltlnuea, While further south the Serbs
tti eald to have dr. ven back the .n
vadera Neither "ide si ami to have
gained an Important advantage. The
AuitrooQermani. who arc meeting with
gerce realatance in the north, have ap
parent!) advanced hut twelve mllei since
they cross d the Da nu be on Octotxr 7
The Qarmaiii ..re meeting with enor
moua dlfllcultlei, owing to the mountain
ous country, 'uui an having to neht up
hill all the time The girbi OCCUP) ad
mlrahle defenalve poaltlong, which the)
are holding linacloualy, whlU ixtremily
b.it ioad: 1 11 thi- vat lei hampr the
Herman advance
Tl. correapondanl of the frankfurter
I gettaag at Vienna g peaks of these.
' natural dlAlcultlea, While the sVeae I'rrir t
( pr-'s-e si:iy Imp! tee with eecret aatlifac
1 1 if m that the Oo rmani are learning what ,
tin Auatrlana bad to contand with in
.their earlier campaign agalual Serbia
The Buchari st con aapondent ui ihe '
i Ot net a rrtfbeae telegrapha t hat the I
; Set iv are lighting tJ th last man, I
' woman and 1st: . The women ind boya
ate even engaged in ihe front lines. Por
this eaeon the invading army li giving
' no ijuarter, but s manarrlng ever) onal
of the Serbs, not een having made a
, single patrol prlaontr.
Around Belgradi tin- garblana are I
! aacrlflclng ail in order to retain their
poaltlona. The euemy'i loaaea are said
j to have been terrible, the battleneld" I
being 1 over -it wnh thi dead and dying.
I The ited Croaa workers on both eldoe
, are overwhelmed wltli work.
j (in the Prim and the .Save the Ser-
I plane are being forced back by weight
I of numb r-
iteportH from Mulonli continue to aa-
I nerl that French and Serbian troope, I
' havtng driven tin- liulgarmtiH back from '
i Dorian and Valandovo, have croaaed the'
frontier mountains and ooouplad gtrunv
f nitaa, which is Just within the Bulgarian
, line, There la nu official confirmation
! of this news, however.
Merlin Heport-i Hnmll UalUi,
if th( fail of fettrumrdtsa la Indaad a
fact. It nieaiiaS that the rVeut Ii. Serbian,
ami poaalhl) British troops have been
victorious 1,1 their nrst combined en-
eounter wit t m Wulartans The .
feci upon 1 hi morale tii the HerMtui
soldiers as well as upon tin Prench and i
Brltleh eapadltionary I roopa would tie
van great.
The Merlin W ar Office P-dav reports
shght advances on ths entirs save-Man-,
ube front In the SXtrsmS northwest of'
Serbia the Serbians are said lo be re-
trsatlng across ths Macva plateau, while
smitii of Belgrade the tiermam are ap-
proachlng CVitkOV-Grob and the lllage
of Vroln.
, Southeast of Posarevae the Qermans
land Austrlans have occupied Boasvao I
land have established a front about J
I twenty miles south of then Panube
orossing.
The Bulgarians have not made notable
advances, although they are said to be'
I progrsssllll i" the direction of Kgri Pa
lanka, oh thi load from KUitSndlli Bui
garla, to ICumanovoi on tir Nish saion-
' oa railroad.
Tiw battle bet ween Hillgarians and
Serbians, which began yesterda v be-
, tween Vranjs nnd Ftlitovacs for p oases
tftOn Of the Xish-Salonira railroad, WSI
. still continuing to-day, says a dt spatcti
1 from Salon 1 1'u, The Serbia ns iiad bet n
1 Buuatanitall) reenforced.
The ofllcial rtalement issnetl from ir
I man headquarters to-day says:
In the Macva district the
enemy io
hi gl 111
ng to retrt
the plateau
land.
Our troops are advancing south of
Bilgradi against OvstkovQrob and
the village of Viotn j aoutheast of Po
aarevac, we took OrUlOS and. Boaevao.
The BUlgftngns have occupied the
ConOaued us gacotid Pagjt
QUITS; GEN HAMILTON DEPOSED
amr- -aaeaxa-av -a- aa . I
Capyrlght AmerlrMn vr'b Aeioeetl
Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton.
MANY CHANGES AT STRAITS
H iv military reputations have euffered us the re. nit if operations
at the Dardanellea i ahowti by tin- foilowlng liat of changea m
'-..tnnuinilv:
BRIT1HH.
CARDEN (Vice Admiral) Hellovod as uonunundei i ... a foi .- b) K at
Admiral n. Robeck, .March IS, 1116.
HAMIL.TON i i.ii. Sir lam- Relieved as commander "f land force b)
Uajor-Oen. Monro, October 1.
FRENCH,
D'AMAOE i Genera I) Kelleved ;ir land commander by Oen Oouraud,
May 11.
QOITRAUO tUenoral) Rolleved, when wounded, t Qeti Rarrall, August fi.
UK LAPAYRKRE I Vice-Admiral) Resigned command of - a forces,
October 11.
BRITAIN RECALLS
SIR IAN HAMILTON
Coiiiiiiaiidfr al tin- DardatiplleN
Onlopoti to Oo to London
-to Report sM
OEX. MONRO srCCESsSOH
Str a, ftthu fsateaan . tu Taa Wt
EoONOOM. Oct. I. Clin, fir Tan Hamil
ton, who has commanded the British
land for.-ee slm a ths i ampalgn against
the Dardanellea was undertaken seven'
mouths ag. las pvsn rscalled t ra
port."
H w ill he eucceeded by Major-Oen. I
gtr Charles i 'armli ha-! Monro, who
commanded a division of the TsrrltortaJ
force when the war opsitsd, Until on.
Monro arrival at ihe Dardanellea Han
Bird wood will command.
The prasa bureau atatomeni announc
ing 1 1 i s- changs Is as follows!
Iien, Sir C C. .Monro hns been ai-
polnted to command 'he atsdttsrra
noan force, in succeaalon to gtr Ian
Hamilton, who u returning to Qngiand
ti report.
Pending Oen Monro' a arrival Qen.
Btrilwoo 1 1 ommunda
The Wtthd
wal of eo lngb a om
1 tflr hm Hamilton, who
mander as tien
hae had c impl
operations at th
charge (tf tiie land
1 lardanelh s, is tne ti- -t
evsm of Its kind in th. British army
s!nc the war began
It is not the flrst 1 hatige of im
portance, however, to pake place at the
Dardanellea, The present Kr n. h com
mander, Oen. Harrall, iucceeded Qen.
M.J. K ioura ud, w ho had succeeded
1 ien a. ( ; i. d' Amade
MajorQen. .lon its 55 years old.
Me entered the urrny in IS79 aji.l during
succeeding yean saw service at 'lib
ra! tar. In India and in Houl h Africa.
He commanded the Thirteenth Infantry
Brigade, i mblln, rrom 1 po? untl 1 i ; 1 2,
PfOm ttttS until the opening of the war
he commanded a dlvtaton of the Terr -tonal
force,
GEORGE V. SEES BONAR LAW.
ulna 1. i.e. ladleara ,.. ni.ii.i. .
.t ( l.l.inla, 4'M1,.H f.i.aal,..
prrmt t'aSs DaessteS ffl I'm Si n.
I.11M10N, O.t IV lii!ar Law. the
British Minister of foloniea, had an
audience with Kini: Lleorge this after
noon.
C'onelderabla gosain sas eentred upon
the mestlngi but nothing is known to
justify iii.y of the daductloiia made.
COMING HERE TO ESCAPE ARMY
If gUf sonim llrlllnhers) RaatgPgtS
Iti-riiMitl of lHHHartf I rueil.
Spt-Cin febfd) httpitti h f Tin i s.
London, Oct. 19, Many young men
Who would he affected hy a compulsory
norvice a-t are emigrating to America,
according to tne Uuiu Mai!
This pgjpsr nays that In many Instances
thay nre I saving ihigiami to aacape com
pulsory enlistment thd i e, oinaieuds that
the Oovernmsnt rsatriot the lasuanos of
passports, giving them only to those who
'an prove that lhe arc going lo America I
on definite hiiHinetf.
Rggtgg In llrltUh cgsughi i.iai,
Sprrial t'tttilf ttfHpntrfi to Tin Si v
UoNUOMj Oct, II, The catmulty lists'
puhllahed 10-day for all front, con
tain the names of IS I Officers, of whom j
twenty-one were killed, and S,r:t9 men, i
of whom 469 weru killed.
Sir Edward Carson.
CARSON RESIGNS AS
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
I 'Utrriit Kotiromonl Laitl to
oppoMltlon to Cabinet
Wiir Polh,
t T10N W POEDHTED
ttptriat a hi fleepelcA Tar s- v
ItONPoN, 1 t 1 Tuestlay I. -S'r Kd
ward "arson. Attorne)'Oencrali resigned
f : kaa al. ... I I 1 li .....lil
Th.- news of in realgnntlon came upon
the heels of whirlwind of speculation
and rumoro conjured up his absence
frtt,n
o-dn
Cablm t meetlni It an
the fi.iiitli lima (hat he hail failed to
appttar at ih.. Cablnst's sessions,
Moreover, th. re are few optimists left
in London tonlghl who hope ai. lonBe:
iimt ihe Cubltiet crisis S'hlch has been
Imminent eer alnce the Balkan develop,
ments ei e added to thi quest ion of eon
crlptlon -.' seemingly hisurmountabls
obetaclei to hamruity among Ihs MiniT.
tera an if ataved off man) more days.
1. .ue last night some who are closely
familiar with the inner political devel
opment asserted positlvel Hint sir
lMw.n.r resignation sas due to dla i
agreement on the Balkan pollci and not
on ihe conacrlption queatlon or aome
unknown Irish dllfli ulty.
Tile Tum s fcill a ill ita leaUS tin inoi ll.
init that it ia due t-i the fuudainsntal
uuestlon of policy, sddlng
"Sir RdWSrd b no moans alone in
hla attitude toward the conduct of war
Nothing .an he learned sboui tiie pro
longed I'ahlnei meeting yeaterday aftsr
noon, which ."ir Kdward daJ no', attend.
1. nt it i believed the meeting was con
cerned witti the Balkan altuatloni espe
cially with the attitude of tin e, anil
h oi nothing to do with conscription,
glr Bdwnrd Carson is :;ie third Hi-t-ta'i
stateomsn to relinquish an important
poet in tu.' cablnsi ilnca the war bsgaitt
although in is tin first, from all reports
at hundi at ient. who goes voluntarily
and rvldenti against the utah of the
Bniiah Korelgn Minister and the pre.
mlsr.
The tirsi aas vVlnston Churchtlli for
msi Ft rat Lord of the admiralty) who
nay relegated to fhe Pitch) of i.an-
i .aier at the oetgblleluneni ''f ihe coaii
lion Cabinet. Tha failure of the allied
rtaei to force tiw jiardanellei was given
in gome quarters aa in.- reason
Lord Haldnne wsi British Hocrstar)
for War bsfore the war aturted. With
the OUtbrSUk of the conflict his fate aa
a British Minister waa eealeil 1 lillae
he 11.1s known III Kllglsnd aa an anient
admlrei of Qermsny snd everything
Herman, aympsthlse which he egpresesd
frsnklyt
s.r Hklwsi'd t'arson btan to loom no
on the pol, ileal horizon hs British
RmpirS in the aiT-!'., of last veat as
leniler of the ITIStsHtSa in the vio.eii'
atruggle sgulual home rule When this
t niggle asaumsd the proportlona of ho.
tilltles with British llovernmenl Iroona
ii was sit Kdward who led the antl home
rule forcss and to whoas prsaence of
niin. I and tool headed laudershlp
aaei liieii tin- iinal auccesa 01 preveiitins
a hihoiiv ch it war
Whep the preai nt war Usgs glr Bd
aarO rallied ths Ulaterltss to the ail
of .treat Britain al a alurtny mssat
meeting in Boifuati Hopletulier, lllli ho
ntovsd a r. an: 111 1011. iiuai inouily adopted,
eallina for an arm of I'ialei-.tt-a. In
a patriotic wpeet-h. in- aa.tl KhglShd W4
eugagsd in a "juat and Insvltabls war."
and Cftlbld on all loialiat to offer Lin
aervieia.
PRICE
TWO (JfciMlS.
ASQUITH AND
GREY BLAMED
FOR BLUNDERS
Public Demande Unseating
of lawyer Politicians
in (4overnment.
DABDANKLLKS iNQUlHY
I'BOKD BY MAW ftf. IS
rintrcliill Loses Popularity
1'iililic Meeting Hisses
Kaldane,
.! reef fpit I to Tin -i
I.o D0;f, Oi t. 1 s The eniUlltg week
iv fraugh' with the grave-st difficulties.
in the British (ablnil the important
Queettona conjured up i the Balkan
developments in.ty CiUBi sens.i:. ,.ll
changaa, ami the life or death of thi
preaent lovarnmitil ma) i determined
by the events of the next few days
it is no eecret thai dlffirancea of
opttitnn are ronatantly occurring among
the Mlnlaten on the gravaal matteri at
Issue, both in ihe national and the for
eign polli . Tiler. is aufflcleni ground
for the Impression In political (Ire lei
abroad that the more reeoluti minded
M In litem will demand certain action or
resign.
The teal w ill COtni w hen an effoi it
made by a group of thi Houae of Pom
mons to demand that a committee b
named to Inquire Into the initiation, tha
OOndUCt and the piesent statu:; of Ihe
Dardanelles campaign, it win be a de
mand just like that voiced in the ib-im- k
motion during the Crimean war, whth
eauaad the dow nfall of the Aberdeen
Cabinet,
This a nd other den, a wis UK1 t hi
1 tovemment in the Commons are -
Iiected to bring the p vs, nt ci .sis to a
CllmaX Meanwhile. violent attacks
against th' M Intel ry tot diplomat in
blunders continue. I: is pointed out th. t
the Allies failed in their dlplomucy In
the Italkatis through the la K of a
leader.
Decisions tre Delayed.
The Allies have no statesman cglHtbla
isf acting or authorlaed to t foi
of the four liat ions. Ily the lino
decision i reached and agreed upon
all
a
hv
all four Pablnets it become wortlile.
The blame for all the ao-cnilml blun
ders I being pbtced largel) upon Pre
mler Asqultli ami Hlr Kdward llrei The
dlaaatUfactlon with the conduct of the
war hy Ihs present I'ablliel of twenty
two is growing apace with ihe ever
Increasing demand for tl Ilmlnatlon
from the llovernmenl of as many
"lawyer politicians" a possible. I' la
nrar.-.i that thev he replaced by naval
anil military exfierta aiul hiu bualneaa
in. -n with areai organising rapai liy who
have proved ibelr ability in their r. -p't
tin- lines,
Dtsplts th" reatrlcttons lmoaed b
the censorahtp the preaaur ot put
opinion l (-ornpelltng the preaa to talia
ti. matter serloualy,
It is plain thai a crial .- n'
ind.
i-'
ha.
oi
ler opts
jat
Tin- Miniate
till endeuvoi
n public api
t.le nell span.
anon moua
justify themaelvea
communications to
through the gulaa
to tholr cntiatltuti
1.0 longer hearken
i h" i lovernm, nt !''
i.'
but tin
to tin. cry
It In idea I ... aa it
' .I'ol. I leia li.
T
Itr ii-.i puhlie frankly h
trust the l love tittle lit, Which II I
eltev
mil
i hampering the conduct of ih.
lary operutlom out nl political at
dlfilomatlc conaiderattuns Rlthtly ...
wrongly t.f public holda the lawyei
politicians reapiutalble fm all tie- mur-
ilerv perje tlnle.l to ..il.
The demand for a radical rhnng.
H' -hi ii a ami tiie puhii. aiMa
. t ba
inpt -
ueiermincu to Hiatal upon li,
hi- a determination to iirevent
mission if further enor- nnd I
war preaecuted with greater i
Tiler.- is much tha. u-..i.
i-
. I 010"
- t the
!
I liltla
blame.
agreement as to who i" n..i.i to
hut of those ntembsrs til tin i!
ment who ate holding f'ulitu t ra
ones ho popular Premier, Mr,
i otnes iii for a much crlticiam i
one, Me is retarded .. an am ...
sulttired gentleman, but too in
., Mlnistei to itreelde on i
Cabinet
Winston Chun hill, ihe hat
hour at tne outbreak "I the n
to th.. energy with which h
himself io ti in, lency of ih
decldwlly mil of favor. The n
hi inline in all) )Ubllc galhe '
alii arousei many murmurs n
faction and disapproval.
Hut undoubtedly tne most
flauie in lint, h polities in i
ntomeni is i,.u.i llnlilime
eri
hi.. .
W a
f dlaaslisa
llllp.e.il .
Willi! I
longrsr a membsr of the iiovarn
la continually sppasrtng on tin
oonnsction w'tii aoiiie spt-t .ai m
other. Haldaho i widcl) dial o
uiTet lion lor everything lieruie
.Ki lie fore thi- in- Hi- i.
tlnuall) tsunlsd with qqoi it on.
own apee.-he. pa rt iculal I.V will
ma rU that "i lei ma i.
home '
llaldane'a Vi Mlaacil
glgolflcaitt m if i "
pun feeling 'on-. 1 1 . i H 1 1 -
fuel that at a : . nt piM i - - '
iaOlidotii whlfh v.i hehl - 1 -' '''' 1
of iii in. i ndtng -.ill to.... i
town for Ht Ki ' "' '' '"
Die ineiii a. ft Ihe Kn-iset - inimu a
IMsd thoni comment, bill ihs mints
of Hi. 1.1 mi evokt ! ' atornt of hlaa. .
It i.. ivell known to tin Hrituh i.ubllc
'thai i ' le hi- he. ti i. -rt I-' f run los
and disscnalon in the Cubinwi .Tne law.
yar iwltt'clanr In ths tlovernhwirt sis
i p, t iat " '.la for holding book gndj
I hainiiei'lliH th ne Vigorous ami tilt
I lute colleagues,
The public feeling is well voiuedbjf
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