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iI 6 THE WASHINGTON WASlI GTON HEEALD HERALD RALD TUESDAY APRIL 6 1909 THE WASHINGTON HERALD HERALDPubbked HERALDPI1W HERALIPabbed Pubbked PI1W ed Every Morning Maain in the Yew ur by byTHE byTHE byTHE THE WASHINGTON HERALD COMPANY COMPANYPaHicatien COMPANYPuWiatien COMPANYPgbIcstien PaHicatien Office 734 FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST NORTHWESTEntered NOnnIWESTED Entered Jnd ataeadefaas serrsti daa 15 Batter October 5 1996 at atibe atlhe atthe the jxMt pate sk at WasWngUw Co water act ol olJOBCKM or0DIl80J JOBCKM 0DIl80J s3 of Match 3 1m ltdSCOTT 1C 1CSCOTT 1mSCOTT SCOTT Co BONE EdHor tdkortiephoee EdHorI EdH r1j tiephoee 1j I ies Mate 33 08 Prhate hate Branch raach Exchange ExchangeSubsoriptiaa Sataaagef6ubxriptirs 1PJ 1PJSubeafptbs Subsoriptiaa Bate by Carrier or Mall Malllttf taU1flr 31ai1thnr lttf and Eeadar Se dsrW SO cent per too znoaUi znoaUiJttty tth tthJtify Jttty 111 and Bandar SwDdareOO JCO SB 1q per year rearIn ear In IJaflr without 8es 8 BudStO dsy 43 cent cent per month tnootttUtilr monthUiJr monthLJI4L Utilr trtthoBt dar HHky H3 tSO S3 per year ycatNo eatX Xo 0 afiottiOK will 60 paid to anonymous anonymousrontrifrHttOtt anOHJfmOK3otrikti anonymouscontributions contributions ami no comtNM coshsisnfcatfoas fcatf catiou i ithe to toA totA the tA A rdttor urftt printed ece axoept oct over the thaname theICam th thname name ICam of the writerMaAnscripts writer writerManuscripts wrfterJcuzMcrJpts Manuscripts offered elfM for publication will willlie tOmbe tall tallbe be returned rtu If unavailable VMCI1N kbt out staMp stampsshould staMp1koul stampwould should ant with tit the manuscript far farthat forthat fo fothat that purposeAU purpose purposeAll NAll All coAtsstextcatiens oommtH OOtII cationa tioM intended for this iManewspaper th19ftCWBpal thisnewspaper newspaper ftCWBpal whether for the daily or tht thtSunday thsSUHday th thSunday Sunday issue xAouM Is addressed mC36d to toTHE toTHE tTHE 0 THE WASHINGTON HERALD 3BHALDNew HERALDlicw HERALDflew New tort KevracBtathe ItCJllH WILBBUUtNG WILBBUUtNGSPECIAL WILIUHUIXGlECIAL WILEttutXGaECIAL SPECIAL AGKNOT BruBJwtcSc IKrtMlaz IKrtMlazChicajo nHdIIzO Wi WiCeicso Chicajo BeprefmstatiT BARNARD UKAV UKAVHAM BBt1HAM nHoUl HAM Byte fce BMttdtaz DIldtngTUESDAY BMttdtazTUESDAY BtdIdmTtJESDAY TUESDAY APRIL 6 i 1918 1918Jamming 1 1Jamming 19ILJamming Jamming the Tariff Bill Through ThroughXo Tbrougho Xo one will regret the termination termh atoa of ofthe ofthe othe the dreary general debate oa the thebill tariff tariffbill tarWlbm tar bill In the House which accomplishes accomplishesvery aecompllsbeel aocwmDl ieben very el little even ta the way of Informa Information Jaorntaion fnfoatnafan tion ion But the House proceeds to 1 toether the theither thether ether extreme when it adopts a rule cut cutin cutng cutng in ng off the right of amendment save saveo as aso certain specified 3P subject and para pararaphs pararaphs parsraphs raphs This was the method adopted adoptedhe in inhe 1fthe he passage of the Dingley DI ey bill of which whicho wide wideo much complaint has been heard I Imounts It Itmounts ItmounUl mounts to an abdication of the coostlutlonai constl constluttonei cocwtlutlonal uttonei right of the House to frame a aariff amer Jarift i ariff bill in a deliberative way by a vot votf vote votef ote oter the majority The fact that the rule ruleunusually ruleunuatdl rut rutunusually i unusually unuatdl liberal te granting privilege privilegef Sf 1 vodn voting on controverted points is toe no noiBtlficatiOR nolltlftcadoa 1 iBtlficatiOR of the th ththen method for there are aretber arelber ar 1 then controverted points in the bill billlually bOluaJl bbl 1 1luau luau uaJl worthy wort1t of coneWeratien COMkIert and the theeneral Uteeneoral th i ieneral eneral principle of binding the Hand House Houseand HOMeand eue and and toot te wrens It is it significant significantat slgat stg caat1at Ican ttat tat at the rate went through by so Warm Warmmajor narrow IUUTOWmaJorltT 1 majority significant of the growth on of ofn oCn independent IndeJ spirit in the Hoeeef House and andf Qdr the possibility po of a further revision rerteotthorse of oflouse ofouse louse ouse procedure ia the interest of free freom teom freeom om of legislative actioaSuch action actionSuch acUonSUch Such modMeatioae OQ of the Payne bill billgay as aeiay 1 gay be accomplished acoom by amendment aaendmentv as asverybody nselYbody verybody knows wttl amount to nothing nothingnit DO DOI notblt i nit I ut an expression of the will of oflouse the thelouse thelouse louse The real tariff WIt is being beingramed beJnbram beln belngamed ram eteewhere and the fntkueacelouse influence of ofou ofiou8it louse ou opinion as shown In recorded recordedotes recordedotes recordedotes 1 otes over the Senate schedules ia probematlat prob problematical probematJc lematical It Is altogether probable prolidoprotective that thatprotective that1rotecUy protective 1rotecUy duties voted out by the House Housemay Hou5emay Hone Honemay 1 may come come te again by It way of the Sea Sento Seate en LAt to At all events whatever may be the theoutcome Uteoutcome Coutcome 1 outcome of the next few fe days In the theHouse eHou8e CHouee 8 House we do not expect to see In the thetariff theant 0 0tariff 8 tariff bill as Anally enacted any rerkl revision revisiondownward rnisiORlowu1Ud ft ftlownwnrd 1 downward worth mentioning JDlftUoaiD oatrld outside of ofL Pr Priex 1 few schedules whore owing to gross grossAVerproduction gr we nwerproducdon 3 AVerproduction it is not likely ikel to do doany doany 0 0any any damage The protective principle IB IBtoo 18too Is Istoo 9 too strongly intrenched bal uclMcl In both Senate Senateand Senatelnd sna to 5 5and 2 and House Hone to permit ef any other result resultIncidentally rose td 61 Incidentally nobody has any a ey objection objectionto objoc nto to the Gttm Gat Dam standing tag patPolitics pat patPolitics patPolitics Politics in the Civil Service ServiceA A special committee COMMItt of the National NationalCivil tienal II IICivil 1 Civil 111 Service Reform League has been beeninquiring eeftInqulrlag a aInquiring inquiring into the participation of Federal Federalofficials FederaloffldaJs Fede ra do8lclala 1 officials in partisan an and electoral activity activityAlthough acUYttyAlthough aedtvt aedtvtAlthough ty Although of the 3MM places in the civil civilservice c1vt1service cl vlt if ifservice 1 service some 30 22280 2 are hi the daeeifted daeeiftedlist tuned ed edist el ellist 1 list ist the remaining places are tilled tilledcording ac according ccordln cording cordln to the report with men thorough thoroughly I Ily ly ly skilled in political manipulation most mostof JftOStof et etof of whom are chosen on the recommends recommendation MCOmmendatlon Ldon don of politicians poIttl lans or members mwabera1ot I of Con Congress Coatgress I Ipress gress The services of many of these thesehigher thesehigher tb ass I0 I0higher 3 higher Federal officials says the report reportmight reportmight repor I Imight might be dispensed with without detri detriment delrlment det ri 1 1meet ment to the government uThe The ave average averageUnited av6rasernlted rage etnlted United States marshal the average post postmaster postmaster po st tmaster master of the larger cities the average averagesurveyor avcnagesurvoyor arena ge esurvoyor survoyor the average a collector of inter internal haternal nt er rnal nal revenue performs comparatively little littleservice 11ttJes lltt I Iservice service rice for the government On its bust business Int88 1 1nets ness side the employment of these theseis officers officersis is wastefulness waetefu M8 and extravagance extra8 W1 With Without Ith Ithout tA Cout out the assistance etaae of the cfessUtod service serviceunder seral n1c8 n1c8under 0 0under under them these men would be helpless heJpINand helplessand hel Ibis en enand Ibisa and useless They are merely parts pr of a apolitical apolitical apolitical political machine and most of their time timeIs limeI tin Ie IeIs Is I devoted to running MlDl Rg primaries control controlling controlHng cons i iling ling conventions eonI ntlons and doing dOla party and per personal personal po rnone sonal none service for Senators members of ofCongress ofCongr8 tCongress Congress and State organizations at the thepublic thepublic ie iepublic 9 public expense expenseThe expenseThe The committee devoted especial atten att I tion to the charge that Ua Federal officiate officiatehad oAiclaJhad ohiclatshad had an Important part ia the nomination nominationrf rf Mr lr Taf Taft As a result of a a careful ex examination examlnatJon ex examination amination of the appointments made byMr by byMr by1fr Mr Roosevelt Roo prior to the national con convention conentlon convention vention entlon the former President Is acquitted acquittedof of employing Federal patronage to fur further fur furth further ther th the Taft candidacy Tbese appoint appointments appointments appointments ments It is assorted were made In the theusual theUSUal theusual usual manner upon the 8 recommendations recommendationsof of Senators or Congressman Con eBSII t1 who claimed claimedthe claimedthe claimedthe the patronage Evidence that officehold olneehoiders officeholders ers were coerced to support a particular particularPresidential particularPresidential rUcular rUcularPresldantla1 Presidential candidate atc IB said to be wholly whollylacking WhollyIa whollylacking lacking Ia klftg If It wan found says the reporthowever report reporthowever roporthoweer however that of the delegates d8l to the theChicago theChicago theChicago Chicago convention Federal officeholders officeholdersconstituted olkehoJderscousUtutod otlicebodderaconsUtutod constituted use oa In ten and of the delega delegations delegatlms delegatlns tions from the Southern States nearly one onein oneIn onein in three and of some Southern States Statesmore Statesmtr6 Statesmore more than half halt1I These officeholders officeholderscame eehe1dersIlme lcehelde lceheldecame came Ilme from the unclassified service rvlce Mr MrRoosevelts MrRooseve1es dirRoosevelts Roosevelts order forbidding employes In Inthe Inthe inthe the competitive service to take part In Inpolitics InpolitiCS inpolitics politics is commended as marking a detided de decided dedd tided dd step in advance Of the quality of ofMr orIr oMr Mr Roosevelts appointments appointmentsthis this is saidWe said saidAV saidWe AV We Mfero bd kve that the test atatafetratfea a Mtratlea Uon mad madUDUlUaI madunuattl made madeunmnal unmnal efforts to MOW MCMre seal re coapetcnt ann Dhd nd that thatit Utatit thatit it baa sot UtoAh accepted ed the raseaaendaUoa reoemmendatloaCcegrev aUon ef lC Concm MB si or Sauton Se or party CMBQHU mmIUHI Dee use be behas but butbas bathas has mad sftfemt efforts Ofts to AM out Uw fllnesa fllnesaof l1tnes4of stn stnof of te a new a prapotwL Is1 In the BftUMm uOnrn State Stateowing State Statesowing a owing to the took of At iwmUuUcw MmiAaU hr TjwMl TjwMlcaas ltpuhitcans WI WIcus cans magi ma DfiMczata bar hue been appoiBted appoi ted MatIe Mat Maifeuaaea 111re feuaaea re Ie osue nee ia osteo ha Me been beenThe ricoroMty penhAdQThe pttabfadtL pttabfadtLThe The unhappy situation of the Federal Federalservice Federt Federtsfrvlce Fede Fedeservice rah service In the South and its malign influ influence IIlucncc hiflucnce ence upon the fortunes of the Republican Republicanparty Republicanparty Popubilc an I Iparty party are gone into at some length Mr MrTafts MrThats rr rrTaU Tafts TaU view Iew that Republican officehold officeholders offlceholdera offceholdera era in that section constitute one of th thbars the thebars thebars bars to building up a respectable Repub Republican Repub1Ican lican party organization Is accepted by ba a I the committee comf11lttee1blch which says that the pres present presont ent machine ma hlne politicians 1 llticIans In the South de desire de desire sire anything but Republican majori majorities majorities ties for their power and importance importancewould Importanceould would ould disappear If the control of patron patronabe age went into other hands as it would wouklIf if Republican Senators and Congressmen Con e8Smen e8Smenwere wore ore chosen The method of appointment appointmentOR oa recommendation of a Senator or Con Congressman greasman is condemned in the report as asunftt unfit for the needs of a great nation nationuEvory Every large office In any department prtment ofthe of ortho the service should be De within the hope of ofevery otevery every employe emplo In that department to be bewon won by faithfulness diligence and skill sklUas as a a public pubJlcsBnllnt servant As a remedy for torexJ existing exJ conditions in the civil service servicethe i the report lt offers these recommendations rocommendatlonse extoMfes far 1M PnsMeet of tbt classified classifiedMatttttfre cfaniSedtagq 6led 6lede tagq Matttttfre etkive service to Ua stalest bet that th tile tileawa lam ittwr togtefetfcm bjr CeagrtM penantteg the theobMtfiiatfaR theof obMtfiiatfaR dee efae of Ute ttGkxrs irtiMe apfniaUamt a oietieet is faMRT issa MRT ao Mtfwt sa et te eaafitmaUoB by the Semite but butwhe Ntwhe betorbs whe jwrfiraa Batf tB iwrrfr Hrirtstarfal tadnl fnacUoM oM a dearer dearero dMzudead dead deas4tloa A itiOK and etneglheUag tr gUwriBg ng of the Eieortire order ordereotwnriatr duJcal Dig poetical Jcal actiHtr In Ute udaastted acre acretee BOlTIce tee ad the TMUat tte of the porter to feraUjpta mT tnrmtigateuses Upta UptaeMe5 eMS arista arising wader this order In the Chit Series SeriesConMBftotoD sentcea ConMBftotoD a or temt other both tad lMepcdeet de ef efIt ldIprtaa1 ofdepaetataetat dIprtaa1 dl elisiatiex 1R 1RIt It is thus evident that civil service re reformers reterllHMJI re reformers formers wHI be able to find nd something for forMr tOfIr for11r Mr Taft to do in Ole way IlY of oi eliminating eitmiaaitagpolitics eltmtB8tl gpoIltte politics from the civil service So far farthe farthe the standard of His appointments bas basbeen basbeen been high though he has Indicated his bispurpose hispurpose hispurpose purpose to consult freely with Senators Senatorsand SMatorSaAd and a nd Congressmen reserving the right to toexercise toeCerd8e exercise an Independent Indepen eat judgment Jud with withrespect wUhrMPeCt wit respect to judicial appointments The Theadministration Tbeadmlnl administration admlnl a trtJon may be counted on to tomaintain tolllUatm maintain and perhaps to extend the themerit UteIt merit It system but the prospect pr pect of logic legislation logtsIatiOR logicbailor lation la a the direction indicated by the thereport Uaereport th report under discussion Is remote remoteOf remoteOt Of course If we must have a a stocking stockingtax stockingtaX stookln tax we suppose stiPpose we nust only It is to be behoped behoped bhoped hoped Congress COftST will not put a tariff on ondarning ORdaZolageggs A eA darning daZolageggs daZolageggsArmy eggs Army Horses Com and Hens HensThe HensThe The Secretary of War is understood to tohave have rendered a decision which makes It itpoMIble itpossible possible for an army officer to maintain malnWnOft on the official ot allowance of forage more morethaa mor than the two horses specified sPd ed by Con Congrese COngTe grass as the maximum number of ant anlmate Ill Illma1s mate to the credit of an Individual Con Congrese Congr gross gr recently abolished the extra com compensation comP6ftS4lUen pensation known as mounted mountedlargely pay paylargely largely on account of the controversy controversywnich controversyprevatled Which prevailed among officers who be belleved be belleY lleved lleY they ey should receive this emolu emolumeat omoIameat meat with the result that the peculiar peculiarties pecultarltIe ties of law made it possible by a very veryliberal ery eryJlltera1 liberal or perhaps loose Interpretation Intorpretationto intorpretat fort I to give certain naval officers the mounted mountedpay mountedJMLJo mount I pay originally limited to those of th the thecavWry theC1LIIlry cavWry arm Congress evidently ex expected exPected pected the limit of proprietorship In Inhorses Inhorses I horses would be two animals for each eachofficer eachoI ea I officer oI and for the foraging of these thesetwo thes two horses orS an allotment ef JS60 a year yearwas yea ear ears was a a provided This T1 certainly Implied impliedtJaat I that no officer should have more than the thatvO a I two horses wrens with the expectation that that If Ifthere Itthere I Ithere there were a a surplus of funds the th un unexpended unexpended expended balance would be covered into intotbe flt the Treasury TretUMJODba I The departmental depat monta1 ruling that an of otneer fleer may have ha va more than two horses borsospnwlded provided he dee not exceed the maxi maximum mum allowance for forage presents presentsfIestSoIl a aquestion question which has its menace to tb the theboIe whole boIe allowance If the intention of ofConsre Congress was that each officer should shouldmake shouldmake shoe Id make use of the maximum allowance allowancethere allowancet there ere would Have been no specification specificationof on of the number of horses which might mightbe mIghtbe neighbe be kept or for that matter whether the themaintenance theJIIa1ntenance di maintenance of animals at government govecnmeotexpenM expense should be confined to horses It Itmight ItJDlglst I might as well include cows cows and oven evenpoaItry eve ovepoultry poultry If there is 8 manifestation on onthe onthe the part of army officers to avail them selves 8 of an entire allowance when there theromlgbt the rC might very well be a surplus Congress Congresswould CongressWCMtId would be justified t1 ed in revising Its stat statutory statutOl stn utory provision for horses There Is 15evl I evidently evl ently need of some such Congres Congresstonal Congressional Conga Congreseiaual stonal attention to this pubject ubjeot and andthere andthere an there baa lately been in progress in InWubiagton 1 I Washington ashiagton an Investigation Inn tltJon into the a al altowance allGwaaee alhowaace 1 towance of transportation In the shape shapeof shapeot soap of horsed hor and carriages for army of oCftcenJ fleers and members of their families If Ifthis ItUs I this Us investigation Inv eUgatSon is sufficiently thorough thoroughU It ought to stop seme of the abuse which whichcivilians whichclriUaDs whk civilians In this city have observed observednotably OOHlYedaotaWy obser ed notably In the private use of military militaryvehicle militaryy mlU miUtar Lary vehicle especially automobiles automobilesMr automobilesHarrlmaa Mr Harriman not only Inclines to talk talkmuch talkmach tel much but seams disposed to make up upfor uptor Ufor for lost time as he goes along alongAnother alongAnother Another Lemon for the Meek MeekDiscouraged MeekDII MeekDfecentaged DII Discouraged and lid disheartened ooaeu eoasttm eoasttmers coR coitnilirera Um UmerM ers who have fta lifted their ayes ees and waxed waxedglad waxedglad was waxe glad g4 as they listened to the numerous numeroussuggostJons numbeo numerousuggestions suggestions anent A ent the tootnsomeness tooth toothsomenesselephant omeness of oteleplleDt elephant ei phnt steak and its possibilities in the theline thet1l8 th thline he line of things gastronomic must dro drop them again we fear and search farther fartherfor tartherfor fartherfor for that undiscovered undl ooverEid thing that Is to togive togive togive give us relief relle from the situation as It ex exists exIsts cxists ists these boer trust days da daysMuch sluch Much In the way WA of praise has beon beonMId beensaid said of elephant steak and fld the dainty daintynourishing daintynourishing nourishing dtshss dlsh that might be fash fashtoned tashlaMed lashioned toned from It We were told that a lit littie 1fttle little tie of It would go fa tai in furnishing the thehuman thehuman thehuman human body such food as is rated Indls Indlspensable Indlspenable Indisponsable pensable to Its proper support Not only onlythat onlythat onlythat that but one was said to eat It with ever everIncreasing everllcr8 everincreasing Increasing llcr8 SIng appetite as one became more moreand moreand inaneand and more used to It It Indeed elophant elephantsteak elophantsteak eophantsteak steak looked as if it might be the one oneparticular oneparticular oneparticular particular thing In the provisions line linewe linewe linewe we have been looking for all these weary wearyyears wearYMrJ weary weartyears years and we wore on the point of ad advising advWnc advising vising our rural friends to raise a few fewelephants fewphants fewelephants elephants phants along with the chickens and andthings andtI1lngs andthings things and assume 8S ume that attitude of Inde Independence Independence ladependence pendence toward the plutocratic packers packersso so much to be desired if It can ever ever be bearranged bearranged bearranged arranged satisfactorily satisfactorilyBut satlstactorllyBut But elephant steak as a steady diet has hasits ltasIts hasIts its serious drawbacks we find We might mighthave mighthave mighthave have suspected as much If we had not notsolemnly notsolemnly solemnly signed the optimists pledge ie ge in infact inaet fact aet we should be tempted to tosay say It Is Isalways Isalways Isalways always so with the downtrodden common commonpeople commOnpeopleIn commonpeoplein people peopleIn in respect of whom we concerned concernedourselves concernedourselves concernedourselves ourselves alone in this matter In the thefirst thefirst first place elephants ore tremendous eat eaters eAters oators ers We learn that there th ro Is more truth than thanpoetry thanpoetr the thanpoetry poetry in Mr rr De Wolf Hoppers famous famoussong famoussonS song having to do with the elephantine elephantinepassion elepbantlnepassion elephantinepassion passion for packing away hay and prov provender ender of that persuasion Then too it itappears Itappoors i Itappears appears that It Is Impossible under thir thirtysix thirtysix tysix hours to cook elephant Steak to tothat tothat 0 0d that point of doneness absolutely required requiredfor reqUiredfor requiredfor for the best results This naturally naturallywould naturalhrwould would cause the good housewives of the theI th I land la nd to shy at this dish even evenas as you yeegentle yougentle 81 81genUe gentle ge ntle reader reader shy at the moa whose Iso Isolated isoJated isoted lated la ted idea idea In this world Is to dispense in information Information Inrmation formation fo rmation appertaining to himself and andhis andhis andhis his hi accumulated wisdom about things in ingeneral Ingeneral Ingeneral general eneral to the utter exclusion of you yonand youand yOuand a and an your our accumulated wisdom about aboutthings aboutthings aboutthings tl things th ings In In general A thhtyslxhoor thhtyslxhoorccoking thh1Jfalx1toacccoklng thirtysixboorccoking ccoking ec oking bout even for the sake of ole elephant ole olephant olephant phant pl iant steak in all of its ultimata penal possibilities IbUllies penalbl8tles bUllies bl ilties of goodness Is not to be thought thoughtof tlM thoughteteapeditNy ugktOGspectaHr OGspectaHr of especially with the gas bill in mind mindWherefore mlnodWhoreoro UhIfldWboreforu Wherefore passes pa another beautiful beautifuldream btauUtuldream bautIfuIdream dream dr eam accompanied by the mingled Jeers Jeersand jeersalld jeersand a and nd guffaws of the haughty beef trust trustand UMtand trustand a and nd its embattled cohorts of iniquity and andsin and51n andsin sin si We Va bed thought to turn a trick trickfor trickfor trickr for fo the lowly by encouraging the cwitt cwittvatkm cvttlvatlon cadt culttvstbn vatkm atIon of elephants on a large and im imposing Imposing urnposing posing osing scale caJe And now nonweH weM there is isnothing isnothing isnothing nothing doing It Is too bad badWhatever badWhateer badWhatever Whatever else may be said of Bryan Bryanism 131711Jsm Bryanlam ism Io it itis is a forlorn hope says 3 a Demo Democratic DemocraUc Democratic cratic ratic contemporary And forlorn hopes hopeslead hopeslead PM PMlead 1 lead le ad to no pie pieThe pieThe pieThe The Nashville Tennessean Tennes ean thinks Mr MrTaft MrTart Taft Tt aft Is flirting with the Seat Sorter II Well WeMthe Wellthe the he South seems Hems rather to like UA It ItA A Kentucky paper objects that the theOIHe aOIt1e liii0l11e OIHe hio In Mr James name be surrounded guuouneodby surroundedby rraan rroahded by quotation marks Ohio is most cur certainly eertalnb curfairly fairly not the diminutive of 1 anything anythingSome anythIngSome Some time ago we read that Senator SenatorAldrlch SAHlrlC enantor Aldrich A ldrich had secured steamship st mehip passage passagefor pea etor tor or Europe on June 1 then came the thesame tilesame same ame story but with the date changed aDg04 to toJune teJune isJune June une IS now no it has bobbed up again aia and andreads a areads andreads reads July 1 Whoever i iii managing that thatstory tbtstory thaistory rs story tory knows what he te doing doht evidently evidentlyThe ovidenUyThe ntJy ntJyThe The most popular and exciting LC ftIng tlag game in inMontgomery iRMontgomer A Montgomery we understand ie I getting gettingthe g8tUagthe got gotttnthe Stag the th tho hotel clerk to order you 00 a package of ofobejoyful oCobejo ofobejoyful obejo obejoyful ul from Chattanooga and 0 then thenbeating 0beaUng beating eaung the package to your room roomTo rTo To be sure the farmers would be bepleased 1Mpleased bepleased pleased pi pit easod If the tariff tinkers did not add to tothe totho inhe the he farmers burdens but they would woaMprobably weahprobably ores wouldprobably Id probably think the tinkers crazy crU1UMl crU1UMlyou crazy crzyan crzyanyou and andyou you ou know you do not want the farmers farmersthinking farmersthinking artAers thinking the tinkers are crazy crazyFlour era eraFlour crZ Flour will rise to JS a barrel by June Junesays Jesas says ays a prominent business men ms of New NewYork NewYork Iva NessYork York ork So much for aid Dr Congress Cengreaetariff C8ngtOHtarts Congresstarfit tariff yeast yeastEftseon yeastEttsoon yeastEftsoon Eftseon with liaising red and Mae aad aadcan aadCAn can an of squirming bait the yoeaker ye nker ker to the thecreek tAMcreek thecreek creek reek will hie and alt st tt him down sad andAnd watt wattAnd watLAnd And A nd when hM the wily sucker fish 65 with akitt akitthe ktIIhe skI he doth ensnare a more exultant exultantthan soul soulthan It than a he will not be anywhere carols carolsthe car carthe carobthe the he Punxsutawney Punxsutawne Spirit Gadzooksl that thathath thathath Lira hath ath a lively lilt and eke a happy IJPY swing swingThe swtagThe swingThe The he dullestWitted lout on earth should shouldknow boIaWknow know now that it is spring when PuaxsM PuaxsMtawneyites PuIlXSlltawn Puaxssawneylta tawneyites tawn it wax glad and chirp chirplays ecstatic ecstaticlays adclays eostalko lays Odds fish its It good to be alive alivethese a111Dthese silr alivtthese these rare sweet wOCt April days daysUnder da7sUnder daysUnder Under the heading A friendly friendlywith rn word wordwith 4 4wiOl with the railroads the AUaata Journal Journalof JOWBalot Joiirntof onrnal of Saturday addressed a44re a tweseiamn tweseiamndouMeoolemawide eeIaMA eeIaMAdoubleo douMeoolemawide doubleo leMnwtde editorial te them themWe themWe We opine the railroads ra roa 8 hope hop the Journal JournalwlH JouraalwiN Jour Joanwill act wiN not take it into Its head to get geta et up upa UJta a real conversation with tnem tnemA 16 16A A poet has just died ia Denmark loanins loan TlaC lag RU OGCOA 0101 says the Milwaukee Seat SeotlneL SeatneL neL Old Joke that The money did Sendt net netbelong nelong tbelong belong elong to hemAs him himAs himAs As concerns this flahtsg rod that regis registers stars tars the correct weight of every 1CT tinny AlIa vic victim vie vietJm ro tim il booked we presume presumebeing bemg or offlsberrnen the thefishermen Utensharmen fishermen tribe tri truthful trlM tm that te tethoughtfully isthoughUuu thoughtfully constructed con tmeted oa the leescales leescalesplan teeBMJesplan epan seeks plan planKing planKing King Edward never before had so many manyups maayups ups and downs He is up and about one oneday ODeday oa day and down and out the next accord accordIng 8GOOldIllb Ing ag to alternate cables cablesWe cablesWe We think we may assure assn re the Charlotte CharlotteObserver wletteQbMIV Cbarbt CbarbtOboerver to Observer QbMIV that Mr Taft is entirely entirelygoodstaiured too toogoodnatured ogoodnatUred goodnatured not to do as the North Ca Caoliatans Car Carolinians CaroUnlaM olinians do when in North Carolina We Wehave Wehav8 have every confidence con deuee that he will not notgive JtOtgive give the slightest sign or hint while whileside in inside m8k1e side the Tarheel State I 1l Itpes ea that ntig might mightbe mlghtbe be construed into a doubt of the Meck Mecklenburg Mecklenburg 1 eo eolenburg lenburg myth mythOwing mythOwing Owing to the absence of the colonel colonelfrom IoA I Ifrom eAlabhtte from the country th the American rabbits rabbitsand raG ltaan4 and roosters may perform their aanmU JEaster aanmUEaster Easter nature take this year without withoutfear wluottear wfear itboui fear of a calldown calldownThe 1ldownThe The Johnstown Democrat Is laboring laboringundor orinc orincundor undor the delusion that the new WhIte WUteHouse WhIteHouse Witt tt House cow bears the poetic name of ofImogene otImogene1I Imogene1I Imogene We beg to assure our con contemporary eoJ1temporary temporary it has not come to that thatHere thatHero thatHere Here is a typical plcal example of where whereconsumer the theconsumer UteCOD8umor consumer gets It It Is estimated that thatthe tMtthe the new tariff on lemons will raise them th ern 12 cent each In price priceWhat priceWhat priceWhat What has become of the oldfaablonod oldfaablonodman oklf3kSonGdman oldfashion oldfashionman man who used us to dig for sassafras every everyspring eVOryspring ova ry spring inquires the Montgomery Ad Advertiser Adortmer A Avetrtfear vertiser He ia probably leading leadingQuiet the thequiet tMquIet quiet simple healthy life somewhere somewherewaiting somewherewaiting waiting to be overwhelmed by some somecurious soneourious eo vie curious germ he never dreamed of when whendlgg1n wh digging dlgg1n the sassafras in the long ago For the first time In ten years ars a circus clrcesIs circusb circa circaIs sie Is about to exhibit in Oyster Bay It Itbut Is Isbut Sabut but Just to say however that It Is an aninsignificant ltninsIgnifIcant i insignificant unpretentious little of clrous clrousand orousand and is not seeking to enshroud in forgefulnoss forget forgetfulness torg tfulness fulness any of Oyster Bays Ba 5 ancient ancientglory aneteRtgtory ancie ancieglory nt gloryNearly glory gloryNearly gtoryNearl Nearly all of the newspapers nowad nowadays nowadaysrefer nowadaysreter aye refer to him as Mr Taft or PresidentTart President PresidentTaft Preside Taft one rarely sees the pert and im impertinent Impertinent In Inpertinent pertinent Bill In reference to the ChWf ChWfMagistrate Ch CbMagistrate i6f rMagIstrate Magistrate We are coming along very verynicely verynicely ve ry nicely In this country we think thinkUncle thinkUncle thinkUncle Uncle Shelby Shelb Cullom stilt contlnu contlnuto continues continuesto to represent the State of Illinois in inSenate the theSenate theSun Sun Senate ate without any unnecessary racKet racKetand racltotand rack rackand et and flutter albeit Is he all alone on the theassignment theassignment Uassignment 6 assignment assignmentCrazy assignmentCrazy assignmentCrazy Crazy Snake evidently has his dates datesbadly datesbadly dat e9 badly mixed He Imagines he is living livingIn lrf lrfn In 1608 1608In OO OOuIn uIn In other words Servia has decided decidedlet to tolet tolet let well enough alone says the Chicago ChicagoRecordHerald ChicagoReordHeratd Chlca ChlcaRecordHerald go RecordHerald Or rather bad enough enoughAw enoughuAw uAw Aw whats the usa of spring mint minta In Ina Ina a prohibition State snaps the Savannah SavannahNews SannahNevs Savana SavanaNews ail News The which was evidently intended intendedneither intend intendneither ed dneither neither as a sermon nor a song songHow songHow songHoar How About Bryan BryantKeen BryanFirm fFocn Keen tho lb Philadelphia lphia Preen FreeaSome PmIoSome PreenSome Some day this is country Is going to elect electa ale alea at a President who plays baseball instead insteadof Insteadot plate plateof ad of tennis or golf and then there will bo boa bea a hurrah Ills 118 MotiveFran MoUveFrom Motive MottleFw Fran Fw the til Philadelphia Public Ledger LedgerNo Ledgezy Ih1gerNo No wonder Harriman deplored depl res 3 hatlonal batlone1extravagance hatlonalextravagance Ratio nab extravagance He does not like to see seeproperty his hisproperty hisproperty property wasted wastedCrazy wastedOrnzy Crazy Snake Abroad AbroadRcm AbroadIm AbroadFlom Rcm the thelDdWlapo1isNem thelDdWlapo1isNemThis Indiana Indlenapolie poHa New NewThis This year the th season appears to ifcave ifcaveopened 11aveope opened ope with Crazy Snake stories A ALITTLENONSENSE ALITTLENONSENSEWISER LITTLE NONSENSE NONSENSE1VISER NONSENSEWISER WISER THAN SOME SOMEA smUEA S011EA A wayward ladA lad ladA adA A common thingDeclared thing thIASDeclared Declared he had hadTo hadTo To have his fling tUngBut But we meet own ownHe oHe ownHe He topped INrd one day dayEre dayEre dayBee Ere he had thrown thrownHimself threwnRJmeelt Himself away aw It ItCould Could Thi Thla Happen HappenWhat llnppcnWhat fuW1tat What te tubs commotion at the depot dapotTae dpot7uThe uThe Tae populace has assembled to great a acollege acollese acollege college professorOh professor prote6OrObt Oh Obt I thought theug maybe be It was to wel welQ welcome come ID8 some me prizefighter prlzeflghterM prlzeflghterSarcasm prizefighterSarcasm prJzefighterSarcasm Sarcasm SarcasmIn SarcasmHIn SarcasmIn HIn In some so countries the ory Is always alwaysMaIMUMl mamuMu MaIMUMlIf If I Tie net so In America Se Sat hw hewb quick qutdely ly weNNtngad 8 hasiged the date ef the lnaaguraflea inaugura inauguratie IRUlgurau IRUlguraSpr1nl tie Spring Tragedy TragedyOh TrngedYuOh TragedyOh uOh Oh cone into the garden gard garden Maude MandeTito eTite The plot at this point thickens With WithhMl9llCe rhetnence ve hemenoe her husband jawed about the thenalgkbers Liteighbors eBslg nalgkbers Bslg Mrs chickens chickensExceptions lckOlls lckOllsExceptions Exceptions ExceptionsNot ExceptionsNot Not every person hec his pale paleAe prfet prfetA pr pra A a cynics say sayFor sJPor For many ay live who daily giveThemselves give giveThemselves givenM Themselves awayInviting away awayInviting awaTInIUnS Inviting Trouble Troubleer xHer Her Her er cbHdren a tidrea get into mare moreThats rs trouble trGeWeT Thats ts because lI OUle shes she toe imaginative fmaginattveIi IIM1Mtiveraaglaadve Imaginative Ii a aative 1 1OY Tee OY thinks of so many things to tothew tell WUOIQM I them DOt to do doWould Would 0011 Be Novel XovelSome XoelS NovelSense Some day we are going tp have Ie a a MV MV8It iW veUy obey in the way of an exposition Iden 4n The ThePresident TilePrMl President PrMl ent will press a button UR and the ex cIIOIddon Boettien will start startNotMng art artN4 Nothing N4 tWwg novel vel about that thiefImmodintaly tzodllt8I7 Xmmodiivteiy I moan set six taeotbs taeotbslater i iItw later Quite So SoWhat What are you OU reading reHtD dearer tltve rVhos Whos Who in America AmericaAh JlleIieLAb Ab tile cookr cookrOUB cook cookOUR OUR SPEEDWAY PROJECT PEOJECTPresident PROJEOTPresIdent President resident Tafts Taft Plan for the Pub Publie PUblie lie Enjoyment Enjoymentfrttt EnjoymenthYeai frttt the CWoco CWc Pest PestIt rIt PostIt I It te not an unpleasant Idea that Wash Washshould VubIIIstoR mgtoH should have a pnbiteroused pubUe parade I ground roused tike Hyde Park Pe lt in Land lAMGa Leaden on onwhere I I1ter where 1ter everybody rYbod may be seen irfrbe ktrtog gw or stroHlag late ht the afternoon Aad AadIt AMIt i1 It te pleasant that President Taft Tatt Taftleis whom wtIoaaUte a Ute sort corioepondents oepoadatt DDcIMta make sponsor for tit titplan tltt tlttplaia 9 plan should apparently ap tI conceive of it not lOta no nom a ae a formula of aristocratic etiquette but butas btItthoreachl as a thoroughly democratic procedure proeedaraTIM procedureTLe a The reason te Jc of course that the Pr Prt Prasi eel dent takes his idea of it from roar the Male Maleeon aIicoa eon of Havana and UM LoaetU ef ofnila Ma XaJaiJa nita rather than from Rotten Row Rowims He Heaims Hwu aims a wu to make the dairy meeting together togetherof tOf of all sorts of people peo on the Speedway te illPotomac Potomac Park an influence toward towanltag level leveling tag social barriers mstead 1 of a ator buttroat buttroatfor for snobocracy The experiment wilt wiltas be bean beblterelltbag an interesting one The strongest factor factoragainst tactora steer against tU success aneaae i ooems to be the fact factthat tactthat lac that th at everybody W7bod7 may ma speed over orsrSpeedway the tileSpcMwa Speedway II aeteonsobiles ow sad sadMare tberetGn tberetGnhaY8 have no adequate time ti either to see leeZs or wt te be seen Even a democratic democraticRow Rotte RotteBow RetMaRe Bow Re seeds a horse or so to webs it itwist worth worthwhile wwwid wortibeat while whileVnm wid widJwa beat ts Btstaa BwUs JIiaIILVtuIdDgtaa SaaMWasIngtoL Wadttegfios ta the course of time ue te Iito I ILt to be aot only a more beatrttftri 1 sky ok7a Mtt Mttatee glee a mach more 8 joyous and gay capital capitalthan eapttaIttulll a than the nation has known bereaveFarces hitherto bItIMrtoFore Forces Fore open 0 sad eoaeealed direct sad In laeot tfreot eot teanclal educational and aMI andsemi per semi I are bringing this to pass Wash WMIala WantIngton ingtott la te to be a great center for trees treuw urea re of art It will come to have higher1 htghKMWteILI highs mueteal mree oai standards and better betterorcAeIItras permanent orchestras and choral societies Pr Prdent Presi PrMideet eel deet Roosevelt did much to hasten hastendos the tbet71 dos t71 aesthetic development 4Iev by b3 his co co coopwatJoa operation with architects it8Cts ad artists acid aadnow aMDOW DOW President Pr ent Taft takes up the work workwtth woe with a plan for creating a great outdoor 4Mltclooroctl out door social center in Potomac Park where whereconcerts a aconceals here 1tereCODterts concerts of high grade will be given dor din 4 4mg mg seasonable 8Oftble weather weatherHOLDING weatberHOLDING weatherBOLDING HOLDING SEATS ON CARS CARSIllegality CARSIlIcaJlty Illegality of Reservations by De Depovltintr DepoUlnl DpoalSint povltintr Your UnsTKriffe UnsTKriffeRsot nn Ke Ketile Rsot UM Gktaaft Jtasee Jlea r4BenllL r4BenllLA iB IIetahb IIetahbA ld ldA A familiar sight on crowded railroad railroadtrains raJIrotMItraJn8 trains tt Ins is that of a procession lon of fgems passe passegers puIiM puIiMsera sera moving helplessly by seats that thatcovered are arecovered arecoerecl covered with baggage The seats are ra ra8rnd rwaved re reserved served by the staple process of placing placingthe plaCIDgtlie pinch the baggage on them them and The owner OWO rthe of ofthe the baggage feels Js that be bas hasa established establisheda a permanent claim So secure is he hebe that thathe thatbe 1 be may pass most of his time after aftertraits the thetrain thetralft train starts in A smoking car carThis carThIs This familiar Incident of travel led to toa toa a dispute which was taken to the courts courtsIn courtsSn sou tts In New York State and the Court of Ap Appeals A Apeak AppeeJs peals has decided against the smoker smokerholds It Itholds Itholds it holds that seats are for passengers passengersfor not notfor ROttor for baggage and that no one te bound by bythe bythe the reservation la the particular case casethe cuethe i the two contestants had come to blows bk era The conductor COftd tor who was appealed to towould towou1d would not i pronounce upon their claims claimsand cl8Jmsand and though the intruder was obliged obligedsuoeuatb to tosuccumb tosuocumb succumb to superior force he succeecl suooeedin succeeded dIn in throwing throw part of the baggage through throw throughtbe 6h the window The victor not satisfied satisfiedwith saUefted1th satin satinith dad with 1th this result invoked the the aid of the thelaw law and wanted damages for his lossthe loss and andtbe andthe the Injury to his feelings as well as asudgment a ajudgment ajudgme judgment that he was acting within his hisrights hisrIghts rights in trying to occupy two seats But Butthe Butthe ut tt the court was generally unsympathetic nnsympatit etfc It considered the feelings of the other otherman oUaerman oUn oUnman er ir man and indicated that the smoking bag baggage bgap hagage gage owner could uJd get damages only by bya a separate se arate suit ia which wbl he should es estb estbIteh estabIsh tab tabab Iteh fl ab the exact amount of the loss that he hesustained hesustained sustained because of the window episode episodePnt ep 18ode ePut 5 Put a Ban on the Snore SnoreFrom SnoreFmn From reen te Boston HcnM HcnMThe He11dThe HealdThe The Pullman company is to make a fllf fllfferentlal dltferentlal dl dlferentlal ferentlal rate between betw en upper and low lower lowerberths lowerbcrlk en enberths berths While in the mood for reform reformthe reformthe veto the company should put a prohibitive IXohlbltlverate prohlbltl rate on the passenger who tries to bring bri bria veg lit I a a snore snoreRCTblon Revision Sot ot Reform ReformFrom ReformFma From inn the Norfolk VinlaaPifet VinlaaPifetThere Ir1laDPJIetThere trgxlsaliefThere There is no doubt that the country eonntrygoing is isgoing sgoing going to get tariff revision but as asariff for tariff reform reformthat that is an entirely differs different differentquestion dlferentquestion at question A MAIDEN IX I CALICO CALICOChr cUICOOW Over the trace soce rbcre tfc the street fem era teary last ta bo dried for an acora pipe Only sup itep from the aoHtmrj trw trwBvrdeaed tree treellerdeaed Bvrdeaed with berries luscious and ripe I buried my treasure trea treasuretwe tire coppers now I1e I1eJthJr useStealthily Stealthily fearing the world might knout bDw And A she was my Mstiael tried aad true tue fhrret little maiden in ache cottoolAHghlng QimIadWIz lAHghlng she bec beggsl ia ray treasura trer box Bean that her trinkets eM ao might hide hide Under the th corer ol freshcut sod sodWhere sod codWhere Where my two coppers by sMe by side eJdeAnd sideAnd And when I dllWMkd aan4 a kiss as asFo jay Rw te tuo of ray secret reek below belowShe belowSIte belowthe She paid me my price with a rasp cfcesk klitt1e Sowt little maiden in calico caUcoMaay caHma1 Many a1 a treasure Ire scan anoo sinco tbea tbeaMaisy Ula UlaA Maisy a maiden with afaff i eye eyeIHit qtDot Dot mi one has eovght out DIF treasve box Where VMre tae temta of lace Joy is its kwjsiaj Jfe And at night trbm I BU4a lilt 1R my cozy chair cfealrAVatcistos cMWILktkJcr chairW AVatcistos atthk the 1IIt sprites in tH Ores slewThe dew ctew1o dewl1Ie 1o prettiest fancy the flames she feat fertkIs fortkIs Is I erect Httte maldea is osBooIts caitax caitaxlEnis C1JknIIn1s lEnis Otixxn is the Bofeenilai JWo WASHINGTON Vi ASHINGTON CHAT CHAT CHATJo CHATBy Jo By THB SPECTATOR SPECTATORIsaac SPECTATORIeaaeHeaden SPH7iATORIsaac Isaac IeaaeHeaden Henderson who recently deedRome cited fa faHome k1Rome Rome will be regretted by iv many galIn friend frienda dGDda dGDdaIn it In a Fssihtgtoa tegton tol and New York He RaU Hes wa connected with the Satnreay SainrdeTlfrrea SainrdeTlfrreafag Even BY BYJAg tag Poet publisher ptI sand stockholder stockholderW2 steekboklecfroaa stockholderthose those W2 11171 until ISM s11 warn when he dtopeeed et etWF WF Mtereet tat aDd went abroad anally ta illtt ticaettlpK US lanX 1 aettlteg tt in London Hill 11 hone ht illSot fauth So South uth Kenetngton tcm The Boltoaa B4 wa WM WMa a charming cbaBd home the chief attraetlOB ef orWhieIt ofich WhieIt wh ieh waa his pleasant studio at dio lined with withbook witk1ioob withbooks books book and containing dllc many souvenirs of ofue ofties ties lemons people be had 4 known and he hehad bead hetad had tad known many for London of aD oth oth othen en en 18 brut piece to meet da and Mr MrHMdenlOft airHenderson Hendenon had not only the faculty of ofdrawing ofdnwt ofdrarrlsg drawing dnwt IDtera Interesting dllg people MJt abe Mm but butot butof outf ot Bt getting the beat out of his friend trl and andhig aJHIlUll andcircle lUll circle In Rome where he passed pa a ar a aJatI stunaeber JatI of seaeena and bt South Ken Kenstagton XenstatJt KeasiABtoA stagton statJt wa a delightful eraIf era OMwIf OIMIt If he had ha been be a poor awn Mr II IIdersen Hea Headers HeedHIt 8e ders dHIt fi would doubtirec have tare ft bean a aWIc pro proMfle Mfle jj iAC writer but his modest fortttae rues waaabundant WMtor a abundant for Ala seeds and he wrote wroteb stoleire be Mttle Italy where he was arway arwayW a oftappy always ire happy a qd at pease wae wa the wane seersblade ef efbetii eCMdt blade ef hte novete ao rile Th The Prefcitt PrWP and andgatha aadAgatha Agatha A gatha Page and to Italy too teo the theee the8CMe thecocas cocas ee of his saeeeasrai play 7 the I Iseed Mnmaty seed the HuMnlag Bird BInI te laid laidThe laidTee The fnwttepleee of Agatha Page Ie Ieportrait 1 a aportrait portrait of the heroine that recalls Mary Maryf lei wT AadeneIa when ads wu at the ec her Came Ho How it cane to be drawn Ira Iraa wa te a an interesting bat story The artist arut artistebleac Moe Moecfrelee cfrelee and a number of other of Mr I Hendersons cronies happened to be to together to toOIM i gether rkn one night when Xeeehek Mid aid Sa Say Hendenon what are you 70Uaowr youw youNothing dotag dotagtw aowr aowrN no tw i Nothing much answered uw uwexeet Htadtr Hendecaoa sea except written a aTIMn novel There was an hu Imaiiiiiinte mil odlat dIIda demos to bear henswhat 7 what the Mvei was about bent which Mr HeadenMHi Bead Meted by pFoattatog Knll to te read tbe tit art few chapters be bad Aatabed lit these eeeor a dteertptiott lIel of Kane Agatha a Page Pth ane which nttereatdd hateasstedat Meeeheles ewb des that th at next day da be made her picture picturea pictureand and a seat it to the anther who had hadlw it itJII I promptly JII reproduced cad placed ia sost the front fr ost of bill bill1a tro novel re reL Lls I In appearance Mr Headersoa was wasrather a rather rtb small man with keen interesting Ia I face tile and expressive xpr tTe blue eye eJ eyes under an mteilectaal forehead Hte manner were ere II thoco th ose of the experienced traveler aDd be mltrrated man of the tie world ADd andseemed he heurntd i seemed to ftt Immediately 1m It teb Into whatever wbate wftentttdtvele ver i circle he entered eeI but the nose aurae auraeirate attractive fire irate that Jae JunlIl possessed were ilk ilkof quiek quiekOf I uaderstandtag of character ebaraet ills ready w4 9 sympathy LLT To be brief ia him hitsnited were wereaaited I Iall aaited nited all the sterling aer qnaMrtea of tbe tbecw 7 few cw World with all iRe grace aad charm I IOC of tbe old lid no one ever met him wbe irb did not remember bill personality with withpleasure i pleasure wtdII I Mr Head Bead8lMa arc on was married to Miss 1L Marion Temple Brown of New York Yorkwho i who ho before her mnrrlte inanlaigji was eat ef Use leading members ef the masJcsl masJcsletrde reica 1 etrde tbeve and wile wileup baa fafabfutty flahtrtNtTp kept keptop op her mnaie sm IIIMe sin married which whichwne wheel wne 8 ae light task far Mz XnI Mrhelped Heaaersaa 11 II helped her baeaaad all ate wet WWt aMaetec aad aadacted Bete acted both ac his literary Uterarybe ad advisor advisortTperrriter tee aad typewriter typewriterMrs The new aewSeaor mliilsrsi from N3eeeom Kfcarasas KfcarasasSeaor Seaor Don Rudolph 1tudo I ph Espmoso has baaa mae maeaa mNe aa agreeable a impression IID ta Washington WashingtonBHd WaacI sad jf tC helm senor probable the Xmery Eft7 Xm ery cr case te to be amicably tII settled Htded HtdeddoII much muchgratification mot gratification doII will be ttH Hte recall or orI dlaiatesal I bas been expected He wealdMt would wouldnot not be the first minister to towatt be beeat beHIlt HIlt eat away Mea ef the tIteeC theare siipiaas siipiaasnr are nr of this government at kte iridisplena iridisplenas cos duct TIle ant Preach mbtisler te tbte country Otisen Genet was as aset recalled st the request of President 1krt1r Washtegtoa esetsgton tile t1r actual reason for this act being hte violation of the mteraarJoaal taws ta iT fttdng out privateers prt In America for tIM Preach lreIIcIavlce rench service Mr Cramptoa aiaDtoa tbe Brit Thu I tab minister made himself objectionable ob obto jectbepnbie to thte government through his efforts 51101 i to recruit soldiers ta tbe United Scat States a i tor service ta Ute British army whfc which whichwas whkhwas i i was then at war with Raseia aDd was wasrecalled as i i recalled The recall of Mr Catacasy Ca tatcasT 3 Ruaetan minister ta President Grant Grants GraatsWM i aetaiafetratioa awhist atloa was for quite dtffereat dtffereatreasons dtCtereatr dill erdst reasons than those above abcWewu named namednctel I i wu as 411ceetJ7 due so the sand taken b7 Mrs Hamilton riKon Fteh FIsb the wife of the Sec Secretary se Seathat retary of State who wbo oa learning that 2 Mm me Catacaxy was the mistress mI8tr aad i not the wife of the Russian minister Jl re re fuse to receive either her or her husband arband arbandthe i She was backed in this sCand ad by the President himself Ad Catacazy recall roe roeeras II was demanded Just at thin time bow bowever heweYer bo ever the Grand Poke AJexte Alex was oa tbe eve of vtatfiag the UnKed States Statesand sea State Stateand and Mtedeier 3 Catacmzy supplicated tile President resident to allow him to remain natil rr dI totva after the royal vtett Tide reqaest waa waaTbe waasraated tva granted and he was recehM lilt the ot tidal fuacdeas eM given ta louse of tIN ii tb in visiting royalty aa eoadtttoA that hte wife did ROt appear appearThe appearThe The TLTh recall of Sir Saekvfla fler9ie le West who wilewas was Great mss mtatster ta ProM ProMeat Pr Ash dent Cleveland won te isremembered still stillremembered 8UI1relDebend tt remembered and the reeutts that led Jellto up to it show how easily a minister ca be beentrapped beeatrappecl entrapped ad how now alight a breach of 0cUJlBLtIc dlplmatfc edouette te made a baste for fhis ir his recall Later oa 00 the Spars SpaaIMter min ter Senor Don Dupny de Lome was re Jbee called because bee he bad Written criticising attIciati this government goVtrDlll ftt This letter was stolen stolenfrom 8toWGtrom from his desk cIMtc fell into the Made of tbe Secretary of State John Sherman ad 4 its author promptly packed JNt red out of Ute Utecity city There have beeR a number of other diplomat who while their recall was ws not ot officially asked for were given to 0 understand that they were no loager ga acceptable here Notably In President Buchanans admtafetratioa that thatgaJlaDt beau boa i gailant Senor Teasers tbe spaded mta mtaJeter mIIIIster star who engaged himself elt to three se se defy women at ORe time In fact tact he hewas was on the verge of marriage with the widow of a noted naval officer when her herfather her1athot father hearing of the other two rainIn affairs in i which re I was Involved vtetted visaedsahpiater the theminister themtJieter minister and threatened to take the mat matter ter before the President unless be aor 8GIrendered en rendered the letters The story storythat goes goeethat goesthat that Just as the father was leaving leavingroom the theroom troom room the men relatives of ie other otherdeceived otitICdecclved of ofdeceived bur deceived women entered and the three threemen men read him such a lecture then aad aalth6t6 ai aithere there that he found it convenient te teleave tel I Ileave leave 8vO Washington expedUietteiy axpedtuelyVoters Voters Supply Suppl Funds PnndsDram PundsFrom Dram the Cterekad LeaderIt Leader LeaderIt rIt It is the commonest delusion of voters votersto WtQlSto vote voteto erg to imagine imaginethat that they bare BO Interest Interesttaxation ta tataxation JataxaUon taxation because a they have va no property propertys pr Bea on the tax duplicate They do not ttn bAd6rstaDd derstand that they would be able to ob 0b 0btain tain cheaper rent rt cheaper clotbtag clotbtagcheaper clothes clothescheaper ttr cheaper food if the burdens ofmeat of govern government nJIIe meat JIIe were ere not ao heavy Long ago agocynical agoa a aa So a cynical cu Ioal French statesman defined definedthe deAaedt deda dedathe ed the science ef taxation as the theof art artef artobtaining ef obtaining the largest possible pos qthey quan quantity qUlltltY Wax they of feathers with the least fsthi post possible ble hi squawking of the geese Thestill The rule rulestill MIlestJI1 still holds especially espol la respect re pect to Ute mil millions mAMons III IIIliens lions who pay taxes without knowing It ItThey It ItT itThey They ey are the main dependence depe of the thewaters tax taxwaeters taxwuters waters everywhereSmall everywhere everywhereSmall ov here hereSmall Small FavorsPrcm Favors FavorsEbatfco FaTorom om Ebatfco tu Ohio BUte Jettaial JettaialBro JBro JeiunaiBro Bro Harriman has kindly reduced reducedeenger pas passenger pSsenger senger fares on his linen Matt cent centmile per permile petmile mile in the last three years but a feHow feHowweald teHowweuld folk folkwould weald have ae to throw up Us jab and andspend aDdspend a aspend lid spend ail his time traveling to save very ye eo ry money at that rate rate3Ir rate31r rateMr 3Ir Payne Promptly Jilted JiltedtVgm JiltedPma JiltedFran Fran thoLxtottte tItfIrPa tlatiarTcanaL tlatiarTcanaLPayne rmTxiir rmTxiir3f 3f Payne Pa threw down ties glove glovethe awflthe adthe sad the woman of America promptly pt tBpUy gave gavehim him the mitten I ADMIRAL GEVERA GEVERAHow OERVBRAHow OERVRRAHow How the Spanish Commander Be Behaved Behaed Behaved haved in Defeat DefeatI DefeatGe Defeattiegr I dews I II a Orataia OrataiaI I saw him Aral through my myfrom 18e bbetcnlrt eJ eJfeem srr from tIN forward bridge of tIN BroeMya BroeMyawhere au rttlckl rttlcklwheys I1ctnI I1ctnIwINA rr where I rnofcuJ when the algaat was wasmade WMI I made The The enemy te eseapiag BIB Btebeaattful BIBl1aeautltal l1aeautltal beaattful bea utiful ship tbe Maria Teresa cress painted patetedSpate paintedblack I Iblack black with a Gold aM yellow CiIMt of ofSpaJa ofSpln Spate oa Its bow looked as If it bad Mea beeaaewiy Meaaewir a aewiy ne wly varnished for the eceaeioa eS Above Aboveflags AmtAMteel Abovehoc hoc dated the gnat eaI5M ot Spain SIUItap flags of doiibli silk with heavy bullion bunwaembreMcry bullionaabrbiierT 1 embreMcry as if she were eesafag oat outta oatis ta a feast tastead of a fight As she sbeturned aMtuned I tur turned ned her prow west I saw ban for tOfeoIId a aaecoad asecond second as on the forward briage ta his fermacabtta im imlaacutala I mae white whtt with hte hi btaocntars biMc1IIanto gland gwedto glandto to Me eyes taking a look at the tMbetweea opening openingbetween operissbetween between the Brooklyn and the Iowa Iowawhere Iewawher Iebevawbae where the MnssachuMTtg ahsaid have havebeen havebeen ft ftbat been but which pow else bad left to ago togo I go down for eoal TINa the sbelte began beganto bepate to hit Ills ship and as ttey tbu exploded exptooedhe he was covered ta a Mass of otI densa densajmslia sar jmslia tho I saw ham ao more urfatg theftgbt dMAsbL the ftgbt ftgbtI AsbLI I saw tile eld admiral the next day dayaboard datbe deroard ab aboard oard tbe Harvard a prisoner et of fitaM war waraad sad waiting to be fairer to AaaapoM AaaapoMI Ji sapoifsi I want aboard the Harvard with Coasmo Coasmodore eodore Co dore Sky SehteyHte SeIaIeym SkyHit Hit abort rather pathetic figure with witha wftIaw wfdaat a whtefti almost weunnllhii situ aIda aot a at atbright atall all ot ties SpaaIIIIt hue sad with dear dearIr1Pt bright eyes saapptag ptag from umlar aa ietr heavy beerypale heavyof bMyywas eysbrowi was clad Ia an ul IIIIr of blue trousers which some offlcer oAICerme oa the Gloucester Gla 1 bad coatributed to cover coverhte i ib his nakedness for when 1 be was piedhis picked pickedout I Iout out of tile water be simply had oa his hteumterwear hiliU8derwear umterwear un derwear A loose black alpaca coat coatwhich coatwhich which somebody elM bad given KAy a straw strawa RraWbat stye Ji bat a aloe or toro Me large for idaa oar u4 u4pair a pair of white canvas sneaks aaeeksthe Mho Mhotbe 11Mtbe fke tl tbe QliInr air orjlaary sailor wears made up a Ida bteatttre Idaatlire hishe atttre With all this ludicrous 11I Icwu dress drewwMS be bewas was still dignified pi ta looks and andrrbea action actionwhen a1M when be rose to greet Commodore lI Sccley Sccleyand ScbJeJawl 9ch1eTand and tIM two conversed COlI ta tIN purest Gas Gasttttaa CMdUaa ttttaa tbe defeated admiral amittag fltag with withjoy withoJ joy over tile fact that Schftey ScbleTspeck eouM eouMspeak eoaIIIIe speak Ids dYe tongue volubly YOl When Whenthey WbeIIthe bee tl they had finished I sat dowa along JIIcIt JIIcItlid Uk Ukaad lid talked with him He spoke 1Ur 1Urod fairly fairlygood fairlyIQOCI good go od English and told me frankly tbat tbatbe tbatbe be did not expect to defeat the American Americanfleet Americasfleet UIer1eaaaeet are Scan fl fleet when be came eat He said ta tarather IIInWaec ra rather ther low voice TGIee I was ordered out outMy outJill My Jill government 60 atAeMt ordered me to conn ooa out eat eataII4 a aad an I obeyed I knew your farosrrpetiar force fClfteupedor was superior but I hoped to get one or two tweor of our ships away Unfortunately Uaf your JOUIBI i Breaktya BI ad your Oregon were too fast fastfor fatfor for as DB and my ships did DOt seem to toaide be beto able to reach there accredited speed But Butit BatIt it te the ert9nes IDM of war he raidlb saM wear wearily ily Tgunners Yo haTe nat aw aM ft tand gunners and great ships Bed you rout are areentitled areeattdecI entitled to all that comes from the theI vie ne net tory I shall go back to Spate t3paher Ami Amithen IIIIthee Js then tit er rb he added with a little note 0 0ala doubt doubtte te ala voice I IHere Lope my IeOIPIIa MIlne be besere Here I did my best He held MIdarod ant bte hand and the interview was over 8 8SIXTYCBHT SIXTYGENT GAS AT LAST LASTIndlanapoliK LASTIadlaaaJ1olb IndlanapoliK I Peeple Solve die Prall PreLlera Prebj Pralllea lent of Cheap Fad Faelfttm PRetl Fadr fttm SM iBdtaayan leifsapeirte rlliil rlliilSIxty Jtewi JtewiSixtycent Rflutycent Sixtycent SIxty gas te IndtanapoUs aw polk te at ata Jut tanta JutN a reality k7DOt not to be sure for aH the pee people pe0ple ple ie but to these who happen to live l1 lirethe near neartbe Dealdie eariSlodt die new Cttteen companys com an plant Block Blockby BIodtb7 by Week the company wit extend its itseporatjang Itadu opel eporatjang ttlaes throughout du the East Side SIde aDd aadfinally aDd8IIaIIy an finally to the west city It Iteenata ta reasonably reasonablycertain certain that hereafter IniHsaspetW iJ I rl1 wffl wfflbe wIDbe xbe be able Die to cfafan the distinction of ofw baYIIIceM having havingtbe tbe lowest priced permanent fuel gas of ofany ofa1 any an city of Its class ta this th thOM wry eounuyGas Gas te several oides ta sold 14 for teas wrya than thantbe tIIIuaoecta tb a Moatt oecta but Dy It fa MId 0111 only I ytIM tIM producing pNd1ae company to a distributing distributingbefore dIIItrt1MatmcaM dbetrtbutta aM there are tw two peeled fa It before gets to the eoMumer HD In In Ja Jak Ieeeswmer dtanapolte oa the contrary tile tileIabtI8eIt eenanmer bnnseif te manufacturing bte own gas i for the Citizens te a consumers CDII8UIMnpany com pany He gets pt tbe product at eents uDel and a nd be gets the profit if one accrues 8eCI1INE Even if there should be no profit for forseveral 1 1vera a several serer vera years the benefit to the city from troaM ironseed tbe he cheap fuel would be tacalcutahle and i the probabOtttee are that tbe profits preferome win willcome come ome sooner really than was expected I IID4taftapeils Indianapolis knows from fifteen years yearsexperience 7 700 700xperience i ie experience the advantage of a cheap fuel fUelp gas No city had more natural gas white whileIt wiet wiett it i lasted than had IndIanapolIs It reveled reveledand revels and aid frolicked ta it it and burned up i In fif tinan teen years a supply that ought to have JaaveeeI tasted eeI for thirty thIrtyN18 years Even EY at tile tileJ1dk1aIoB ti ridiculously J1dk1aIoB low price at which bleb this tIdIwu gas gaswas a a was served the peoples people company made JDafJegreat great profits Now the people are maau man manninth factoring their own gas thus tta ttatIN ninth nerritnc nerritncply tIN gneexioa eC per permanency cJ et ties tiesly IiIUJ i ply ly and with tIN continuance eeaUa of the able ableManagement Management ge1D8Dt that bas thus tit far character characterteed i teed tails enterprise terprtse the operaUoos epeastfetrsare aDa tbat tbatare tbatare are carried oa aught to be profitable to toTrend tM eJtiaeM who baTe pet tIMIa MOM 57 heat iC iCTrend Trend Toward Municipal Reform Refarmwa wa Whraa Aat ww wwA is A4aotftaa laaeiie A typical ease of tb the tread of the a aings ycap cap etttaen atbea toward municipal reform te IIIfeattd i found easd ta the Merchants Association A doa of ofIndiaaapolte 0I Indiaaapolte I It was organised as astpsch most III08tIUCh snch organteattaas are orgaateed to 18Juak go fma Juak junketing around Its commercial a smttory OrT 7 7wttIt with a hagganf ear drumming mIDc up trade tredeTapoJ for Indtanapolte TapoJ Then took np the mat me It tier ter of organising a credit system and ee eetabttehed ee eet tabttehed local commercial ratten JIItIIIaI rath rathlag find lag I business injured by an epidemic 111 of orsmallpox smallpox it took a hand te the auppm auppmslon 111 M8f sloe of sasattpox which brought it fate latocity city affairs Then tt secured the ana anatIoa don of railroad tracks aDd with its own 0W1Icapital 0 capital bout a system ef beating heatingighting and aMligb lighting ligb aS for the business portion of tIN tINtown be town Gradually It edged tato latoaJraIn municipal municipalaffaars affaars and last year it found that Itssad Its city dbaDd and county governments ta were so tocom IDeomHKeDtly potently aad scandalously lo managed that daatthe the grand jury was called and tIM Mer Xerchaata chants Association today has a munlei JMDdcIpal pal programme Incidentally taUy the amu usual asaaIJI8t mu Nat of tadictments fugitives tJTe from rrodee Jus dee and rasignations tIoIIs from reM reMloWed ofitee have foi foilowed lowed Its ta summers work workUnion workUnion Union Old Age Pen Pensions PenxlsHSTbe loRS loRSFA8t1ae 1 FA8t1ae FA8t1aeTIM the 6sds isid wl kaa TIM International IJI Ty rnnieal Uhoe Uatec Uatechaa UAIIIca1a taM a hoe ta operatlen an oUnge oW1se rirn rirnscheme 5 5scheme scheme which bIrh in practice pcacfiee te 8cmwe proving provingxaare gmore more favorable from a financial ADIIIIeIa1eIbat ieauechpsht stand1 stand1petet petet than the estimates teL it was adopted adoptedby adOpted1ay adopt ad adby by the referendum refer vote ia October 1IC 7 17137 voting ta fa favor of it and SO SOagataet I1tt I1ttagat against It went Into effect eet about a aaso year yearago ye yeago at ago members being atisossed onehalf ef 1 per cent of their earnings The The1aItes The1aIteswece estimates estimateswere self flmetes flmetesfield were that this assessment would yield field MRm 11I a year while expenditures expeDdlt would wouldamount WOGJ4amowtt amount to 3MMOi 1N Ten months Cbs of trial have brought ta SSStfiM a OII and caused caUHIIlto need MM MMto to be paid out Of course so brief a time timeaffords affords no certain test te particularly ae tobviously till tile number et pepeioaema sion bat Ute plan to fillobYloasly obviously obtaining a most favorable start st Pensions amount to a week and are arestanding re paid to member or tile union hstanding pod 1 standing for twenty years who wM at atage the theage age of sixty or beyond have become te Ja JaCAiMidtte4 capacitated for work Game dtare IK 1fIDIISaro persons personsare are now oa the pee roll nf tIM tIMes anner annertheir eat or ortbek their ages es ranging front tr sixty to ateety also three years yearsEroa Of Course CouraeFro3t boa Fro3t UM PhMeiv Pi4efe i Dbfatnt DbfatntPeople DIstMPee People Pee seem seemgetttes t8 be lit danger 0 fW fWgeWa5 1h getttes the great priaoipie tdaaI le fleet tn the far faretener relner etener wilt pay tile tn tax ea Saw SawstoCdAg and andstoekiags Aa4steektags stoekiags steektagsWhere Where They Are Fooled Feeleayw Feeleetlw FooledhSoa hSoa CWnar aenit4Henali yw women are mare badly lY fooled fooledtba fooledt1J to I led ledthese tba these these she believe DsU ra they resnfeie tbe uce of their hoabeads AT THE HOTELS HOTELSThere HOTELSJMre There a rbor are many wee CMBCDr oC eepetisd eepetisda 11I111 11 1111N 11N a as every doctor knwa said MSclDr saidh1i Dr WUttam h1i last Conner of PhHsilssjifcte PM at acte attIte attits tits RaIetP last JdctrC a161 la WIIIdt fibres fibresh 11 11IB te samhlance Mllr fItua death That Tltttare live poreens poreensare sltPlI are seunetimes ltPlI MBed by embalming orburled or orare care are buried abe Ift te such eases is well wellI 1IJIeUk1Iowa 1 1kteewa known knownbeteg kteewaXaay I k1IowaXaII7 XaII7 persons bane a haunting ttag tear tearMIlle of ofing beteg be ing buried alive continued I 1IeCl the PhOa PhOadeajTils PhlDadeiDtria deajTils physician MespedBy 1 certain certainktede ejert9cinde GeIiIaiDkW ktede hi de of tevalida It te ear duty to res xaese rescue rill rillC1Ie cue the bums human mind front each Saris to tomake toJll8ke tonnafre make the test days of having baTtagMIeM them ifltsmons themserene serene mas ons and to prevent a frightful gttUulIf tratady tratadyIf If If Mir eels eelsThey sriitmvoted Ifn They IIr a JIIO Ll this country eoaatrybIIItIJ ie ievobed voted to burial reform It te caMsi ea the thesociety mIIMIety tiesaeletT society for the prevention doa of presenters presentersede prT pratrteforeeaooCiaaeat Ile IleINI1ai eaooCiaaeat brriti INI1ai or cnmadIL t8edet Thiseasy easy III espied bof spreadlleg ltataaml ltataamledges ede edges of the need of borial refers refersAn 1 1Aa releeaAn An incident te a career of a friend of ofmtee atne mtee mi ne Impissii apre rsd 111 en me the 118itlMMtY fatHTia cf cfhuams ctVTIII 4fman huams hu man fltegnnsii VTIII VTIIItiI and turned my myeumstnaees nn7tibeeigeb tiI tibeeigeb IIIt to 1M tie rsier dr drf draawesissecs eumstnaees with which A awn might be becatted 1teeaJIK beealieli catted eaJIKIII dead when be ws attve attveIn aMvoli In tile early lire shortly sftnr mr mrfriend DOtdeN Barrsea friend fal se left Harvard be took a tear se serosulted sea searoyals ca cafMIw royals and coattacted ship lower which IIchIII whicht rosulted salted te aa sheets on the liver Ho Honot BeIDDt Hogot not bonn bonntatien and was nary IIIdc A Atadea esesal esesalBeattat taw of Th the tending deetanT 8 nf IIWN ofryas Beaton Beatonwas was held over Palm IIa and lh they jr deewd iealaredat deewdthat 44 44ttat i that th at was uirtess sad to spends ac 1M ns ha iced lonly tJy only on ly a few minutes to cbeer lire ife eenld eenldbear eeaddr bear boa their cenveuntian cos ant was toe side sideto kt kHe to say seTHt anytbtae anytbtaeHe He knew that tf be went iato 1Mebe lab name eenvthe he was ta danger of bebc beta considered consideredled oterlieredad t4 t4dead dead de ad the dod bad saW was i iBe lag Be was a doctor Leeaehf art hepceegfMated he hePI pceegfMated PI 1 tM a eriItII ltis he Ids a nrtisAr dlattD that thathave led to recovery fibaugh it osght bare barekflted hvdJdDM died Mm MmIn MattIs JdDM1a 1a In foreign countries the law reojHrea reojHreadays reepkeafirst ediet diet bodies be leapt cert atmabet of of4Iap days da ys In Munich there te a bauasoma bauasomabuUdteg JIlt banieelnelwllieng 11II 11IIwhen buUdteg where they are tatt oa sar sarcophsgi BaIaII4 cophsgi and aII4en generally banked te sow fiowers sowsignal ers en er ra except tile head Aa elcctrk signal sagaaiwm 1 1will wm call an attendant if theta te any anysign anyatga sign si gn of Ufa The records sirs a JIIIID1Mr num number her of eases of lives saved by this thismethod UdsmetIIed method methodThe metIIedrbe ethod rbe The trouble added Dr Onanii cecthat Is Isthat that the world te te toe much nf elbarlT a ahurry aburry hurry We show tedcesat tedcesatrytag LaaN fa far7IIIc bar rytag our friends to tile grave Why Whyeat Whyaot a not WIIIt a teaasaaedo dIM artier aft8readI eat death eadI de ath to let nature determine wbeth wbether fIIIINIther er death tIt bas taken place or set aatr aatrHenry aetrBeIar7 Henry Leerier an e4ir educator af Chi Chicano CIaI CIaIcAIQ cano cAIQ csi who te at the themadera Shoehorn In dlsploelag 1 gJIIiIIat madera mo dern ednention ednentionthere edaeasio said het JIIiIIat that 1MttJIen thatfirsts there te one dcfsct te ear ourThere stpslent em emfit fit edscattista fitrlllitn There te no use te sducag i Jam ltlll fine ins ua many manyfior yfw manyeierlcal fior cterlenl pursuits saM a8 Past Thus Tnarhe lIaarMr Thuser I Mr er treed tea flslm lest ldrdtlai LW LWw parades paradesan Th an eoedltieat III IIIliAr sesceld he livenmere given giventt mere liAr ride ra IM taaetlsa oC the ttMIII theptiMlc ptiMlc sceasl III to IIIT8IIIIe grrsas ofstttdar f1f f1fIIbo stttdar PrepOs IIbo given advice 111 111clu ineLeeslsa eLeeslsa clu cluIt ouch ClOltea to warn malts malts1k tt easier serfer far teduutrinl bW bWa teatructlon kiss IslmThere There 3Ler te a mnK to the ereber nbut oAe ofcaes is caes iarpes Ae aadei Dr ftIIId ertMn but there can be is era BnUt to rite in industrial 11Iaw dustrial field There te always awes to todevelop todenIDp todevefsp develop Uses nf waas manufacture 1IfIadare actst The 9tttth1s sthIt Joutii Joutiitbta 1s rcegarfsflag It tbta tfs and te new eampectagIf eampectag eeegldirgith 1 gwttIa wttIa ith ae wttIaIt If the public schools cannot caaMteIIIWrft prepare prepareehBdren prepareellNdeen ehBdren directly te tubs way they fJH do doin doTIle as lsndkeCtlT TIle State has a dub not JIKiD in changing coarse of educatioa bat in indtoeettag IndInetbIc isthus dtoeettag those thus IDs te ibis work workso WWktIMat a so that when the opportunity 0IIfP0It epees the th thlines pope may 1 take Menetye a the IdrIIert higher higherlines lines of manufacture and trrhalnsl teetlelllOIl JSJttie irides0a JSJttieOn On feet rest ItIIU die future of ties tbewealtia Oawaasc tatIL wealtia wealtialoeal atILDe drove tees ads De WV llieppc WaS WaSa pfayirtg ti a ssnn W1ocaI town wYce loeal option prevailed add addsrrmanu SIIta SIItaa 9ratairllFss 9ratairllFssatrmatm srrmanu a theatrical man hue of JSew York Yorkwas Yedcat trekat at die rtIIII Arlet toes recently a at he hewas hesigh was WIt usaconaiated Lmted Og art fated with untfl tri ll one nbjhc nbjhcafter JIIIhafter sighwas after lits tile perfommnce he ecenced 3CJIDe 3CJIDeIlk itD itDentertatemcnt tsl tssRmeaa Ilk seat to Icis tees liar ueatertalDmeat itssntertainment entertatemcnt of hte friends He was wasvery wasfW7 wasrerT very much suipilsed 1Ik4 when rhea told of the sit situation IIItu sitnation nation and Dd as be left ft the desk he i Me see cngntaad ngntaad one of the darky bellboys be as one onewho eDewIr who bad served hhn tetermitMBwy Iat6 4 foe foeOeorg fore torsdd 75i5 sad esi him George yen know bIowe me aei WeB ell I want wantyou at7ft you to take this two twodome dollar ism and get gethad ptile ire tile very beet I of celdV in MlaM had te this town aad dont yen dare to tocome tobKIt towere come back without It I know yen candie can cando cando do die trick at you want to 2fe Xew Mow Mow7itr hurry hurryXr Xr Hopper ret letmaed to bte i oiiisa and andafter D4an after ait er an hour or so there was ran rep at tbe tbedoor tbecIoor door which was opened to admit the thesmttlfff th thbeT thesae8irtg smttlfff buy with two harp uPlled packi packider pee 1 nder en ender der hte arm He bad the tileNow seed seedNow gtoinrNow Now tell me medid mef AN fro Hopper how howdid did yen manage it itWen ItW itWeq Wen Weq sab you see I lumped a awhere lllllee placewlrn where day sell de Donor on ilia fir ant an I Ijest jest 1Jest rapped 1 at de does do ad ax aX aXDe fur furDe ewe eweeman De eman maa he ax me who wbfafittaste te tt fenh fenhdon at I IcJoa don toT Ida twos feel Mteicr VCapper Welt de dec Capper and boas be Sib ors fate tweWOeat tw bnrtin bnrtinan an ablr wont take ao money moneyFrxlxe rPral 5 Prance Pral of SOOH BQeReJrca BaeasmT BaeasmTyeas BX BXTbe yeas fir XarY lie7ert Ievaslaa hTIle TIle air te fitted just new wtth hello tnflcof taIIcoC of economyetrictly ecas oalpratmictly rtet1 Theerettrai aL aLIII Xverr Xverrman 1ferl A man te wfiltetc that every seder man mangnnee atI seasshoals shoals eeeaonake I I 00 Gevttsnrset tan atlicids an sitting their law apiece exlterra i gnnee and raflroad men like Mr Bnrrt Bnrrtoaar Banfant Rerripram pram ant eaIbIIc for as peat teat as eca ecailia eta oaar ta te the admtaterration 1iIIIII of jiahlU at affaits attala atcira faits as te Le teetered cira cirad upon es by xsdhvuy xsdhvuymsnasjfrn IIIIhfaTT msnasjfrn aIL The story floes that the new newSecretary Secretary of tbe Treasury te aapaOM aapaOMat at the evidences edliT IT of a lavish and andton aeetliesa 1 11I 11IwIdeIa expeere wIdeIa Caaeaet cIIIa dire iii WasIIIag 14rasitltrgtae WasIIIagtea ton tea and has saM 7t It ought to be pos possible 108sible posagnle sible to run oae respeetabllo poct bte isretnmenwhat gwemment gwemmenton on asbs what te wanted here Whether this thtebe be true or trasd not the ile new era of prates of ofucnaumy ofset ofenemy enemy baa Ira stately set ta The muttons muttonsseatfenente sawsandwanis 5 seatfenente 11 at5 an that subject ax ape eecrect eecrecta MCreCt81M oorrectseta seta a nd taunable whatever Its pcaetfee pcaetfeebe JDCdeeT JDCdeeTM may maybe be Napplosm Nf cp Coarresaleaal I orator lilts liltsJIlIIJM swore applosm a today than the tbenuances Brae wile wileoM do doawtnnoes nuances a government iimmtfinKt 511 hin pat paticy III icy sad cans for rigid economy Tot Totb TfltM tbe be does this tit knowing ta his heart that thatwhat thatwhat what tIM old pariianMdstarian said te true trGeU If you want to sat a cheer ta IIIof the House Houseiconsmy Hon Honof of 1t treks a tpMeh JI prd prates ot ottern deotssrtr iconsmy tern 1 if you want to rouse oppositton opposittonand oppo tttoa and encounter certain defeat moth mo to toKeep toaD etitct aD Id pasticar I sr eoosoasy uKee Keep Kee CUrls ea the Farm FarmKeep FarJIIF brasFSoet ue 8t 8t Peal PealSeep DIIpItdI DIIpItdI8fP Keep 8fP the man on the farm is a la lac fa faYOtIM iarorke YOtIM WUIIIJBC from i tile iManiuiiUu IP1RIJIllt1tIdag Some Something Somesboutid thing should be den ores ta fesp step the girl pltIN sn secthe the farm or at leant in keep her there tbicre1PItD until she knows exactly what she Is to do 40IIbe when she comes to fleet city kn JmnS who 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