The result was that subscribers by the thousands cancelled their subscriptions to Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine and refused to take them from the post office. I was one of them, and we not only boycotted the paper and magazine, but we took a solemn vow never to buy a book brought out by that publishing house. And I have kept that vow until this day. So general was this boycott that the business of Harper's publishing house was ruined, and the company went into bankruptcy. Now, the point I want to make is that if all the loyal, decent people of this country would evince that kind of a spirit toward William R. Hearst they would make his disreputable, un-American publications unprofitable.

WARREN TRUITT.
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Establishments to be observed by the student body of the university with the hope of minimizing this risk.
The health officers also decided not to permit the opening of the churches, picture shows, billiard halls and card rooms, and to maintain a strict house quarantine and keep in force the other rules and regulations that were laid down a week ago.
Some of the merchants have advertised sales for the coming week. These cannot be stopped without closing of the stores. The merchants will be permitted to hold their sales under quarantine regulations with police supervision appointed by the mayor, which will prevent any crowding or conjesting in the stores. 