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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
Fast Mile at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 1.-Cogmoosie's mile
in lao was the feature at Fort Erie to-day.
Summarizes:
First race. selling. six furlongs- Collateral
Won, Temora second, Lord Farondale third.
Time, i:15%.
Second race, five furlongs, selling-Cosada
won, Merode second, Amelia T third. Time.
Ii04 ~. - .'' =
Third race, one mile-Cogmoosie won, Alice
Farley second, Miss Gussie third. Time, $40.
Fourth race, five furlongs, sellfng-Elurine
won. The Gardener second. Lady Scarlet third.
Time. 1:04}z> -.
Fifth race six furlongs-Beglile won, "a
netto second. Odd Genius third: Time, lis.
Sixth race. selling. six furlongs-Jesse won,
Sim w. second, Utopia third. Time, 115A.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
PICNIC AFTER THE CONVENTION
Young Mems Institute Delegates
Have q Jolly Time.

SAN JOSE. Sept. 1.-The delegates to
the Young Mems Institute and their
friends picnicked at Agricultural Park to-
day. They were Joined by 300 excursions
lists from San Francisco. All in attend
ance had jolly time. They strolled Off
and lunched in COOL shady. places. This
afternoon the young people passed the
time in dancing. Many of the people took
a drive through the orchard districts.
Most of the delegates returned to their
homes this evening. Those that remain
over will visit the various points of in
terest about the city.
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sTANFoRD's REGISTER OPEN.
University Will Probably Have {
Thousand Students.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept l.
New students were registered at the uni
versity to-day. The freshman class now
numbers 27S which shows a falling off of
50 students from last years registration
at this time. This is due to the. enforce
ment of strict rule on special students.
many of whom were turned away To.
day. The old students now enrolled
number 619, making a total registration
of s97 Registration is not yet Complete.
as old and new. students will be coming
in for the next two weeks. Instruction
will begin tomorrow. 4
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02
PACIFIC CABLE WILL
SOON BE ESTABLISHED
Important Meeting to Discuss Plans
Is Held in j.. Pierpont Morgan's
Office

NEW YORK, Sept. lat a meeting of
the directors of the Pacific Cable Com
pany. held at the Office of j. P. Morgan
& Co., plans were. considered for ,estab-
fishing cable connection with the Philip
pines;. the Asiatic coast, Japan and Aus
tralia, via Hawaii. Surveys for a dupli-
cate cable via Sitka and the Aleutfan Isl
ands were ordered. James A. Scrymser,
president of the Pacific Gable Company
will sail from Vancouver for Japan on
SeDtember -
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concentrating To
DEFEAT THE. GANG
Party Leaders to Confer
at San Jose.
BOSS REA MAKES HIS BOAST
SAYS HIS PROGRAMME WILL
WIN OUT.
Some Little Difference Over the Dis
trict Attorneyship That May
Interfere With
Fusion.
BOSS REA MAKES HIS BOAS7
SAYS HIS PROGRAMME WILL
WIN OUT,
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Sept. Prominent Dem
ocratic leaders got together tonight
and decided to appoint a conference
committee at to-morrow's convention
to meet with a like committee from the
Populists convention. This committee
will consist of five members, with B..
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Results at Anaconda

p ANACONDA. Mont. Sept. Results:
First race. three furlongs-Honest John won
:35%
Second race. five furlongs-White Fern won
St Aloysius second. Eloper third. Time. 1:0412
Third race, four and q half furongs-Amast
won, Clpriana second, Little T G third Time
Fourth race. one mile-Lucky Star won. Ru
biG0n second Highland Ball third Time
Fifth race. six and a half furongs-Polist
won, New Moon second. Howard third. Time
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Ping won
Masoero second, Roelia third. Time, 1:51&.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

Farmer Leigh 1O4. Panout 1O4 Double Dummy
104 Queen Safe 1o4 LaSalle. 107 and Golden Rod
107 also ran.
Sausalito odds-S to 1, to 1 and 3 to 1.
Track odds on winner-10 to l.
'Favoyite.
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PILGRIMS DEFEAT THE
!. /. 8. T.. CHAMPIONS AGAIN
This Once More Puts the Reds on
+: Top in the Race for the
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BOSTON. Sept. 1.-The champions were
beaten for the second time to-day by the
Clevelands and slipped back into second
place in the league: race 1t was pitch:
ers' battle, and Cuppy had the better of
it. Attendance 1000. Score:
. Clubs. g.: r n u
Cleveland ........:............3 a 2
Batseres-cnppy and criger; Wills and Berl
gen.. 80 -. :....'+ = -:
to3dayas game IN the ninth inning: s After Ter
two men were out Carsey gave McFar-
land and Gross bases IS on balls and then
tailed. Attendance HOO. Score: ::
Clubs. - r. H E
st s5,i I.%u1s;
Bafteries@carsey and Kinsiow Donahue and
Mcfarland Umpire-O' Day. ...
CINCINNATI, Sept: THE Senators
were badly crippled To-day but they were
Hawley reached the outheld.. Coreoran's
single and Peitz's double won the game
in the eighth. Attendance 1100., Score: =
Clubs - r. H. E.
Cincinnati ........,............. IA, /
BatterieslHawiey and Peitz: weighing and
Farrell: Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald. =:
PITTSBURG, Sept 1.-The New York.
ers could not hit Rhines to-day and were
not in the game at any stage. Attend
ance 800: Score:
Clubs K. H e
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. s IA
Batteries Rhinea and schriver; Doheny and
/ Grady Umpires-Hunt and Connolly
LOUISVILLE, Sept with the score
9 to 9 in the Colonies favor, Cunningham
eased up in the ninth inning and the
Birds. touched him for four singles and
two doubles, almost tieing the score.
Attendance 120O. Score:
Clubs H H f.
Louisville ............-......... 10 3
Batteries Cunningham and Kittridge; Nops
| and Robinson Umpires-Gaffney and Brown.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Orphans opened
UP on McKenna with a single and a clean
four Dagger in the first, and kept it up
all through the game, batting for total
Of twenty-six bases. Woods was in fine
trim after his long rest, holding Brooklyn
down to FIVE scattered singles. Attend
ance 1000. Score:
Clubs r: II. z
Chicago ..............-....:..,... 49,.
brooklyn !
Batteries-Woods and Donohue;. Mex emma
and Grim. EMPIRES swartwood and Warner
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Lorillard Scores Again in England.

LONDON. Sept: 1.--At the last days
racing of the Derby September to-day the
Lorillard-Beresford stables bay gelding
Manatee won the Rangemore stake for
two-year-olds. Seven horses ran. Dis
tance five furlongs straight. :.
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BARGE GENERAL LOST.
Was Being Towed From Seattle tc
the Yukon's Mouth. :

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. 1.-The barge
General was lost July near the Aleu-
tan Islands while being .towed from Sc
attic to the mouth of the Yukon by the
steam schooner Rival. Her crew was
Go
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

"Australia's Greatest Kangaroo
Drive Of the Year." In next Sum
days Call.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

Subscribers camping at localities aIons
the line of railroads where there are no
postal facilities can have The Call thrown
off at their camp by sending name and To-
cation of camp to The Gail Subscription
Department. - -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-02

ERNEST L. ALLEN, President.
W. N. KREMER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st
day of January, 1898
CHARLES EDGAR MILLS.
Commissioner for California in New York.
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LATSON A GREAT SURPRISE
.LAVERoCK, GEO. B. cox AND
SWIFTMAS RUN FAST.
Judge Tarvin, Plantain, Eugene
Wickes, Hugh Penny, Rush and
= Martin K Capture Purses
at Harlem.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-LatSon and
George B. Cox were the Sheepshead sur
prises this afternoon, the former especial
ly going a-begging for supporters. Tod
Sloan rode couple Of winners, and was
on three third horses Laverock's win
was fast one, as was George B. Cox's
and the victories of Swiftmas and King
Barleycorn were also creditable from a
time and weight-packing standpoint. The
track was in fine order. :-r.:-
First race, two-year-old FLIES, selling, I'VE
furlongs: ~. =: -:
Name and Weight, Jockeys, II. X. Str. Fin.
Is 3asFa HONS 5@,' st st 6 5iGse q
9Tilf I'll, I4z' IA ;spencer
" Country Dance 81. :clawsonl<8 i. .
Time, LOO As Won handily. Second and
seraPhie s. Winter lo4 Lyric 100, Leptda 49,
Flo Clark Sc. Sister Fox SO, Althea 81 and
sausalito Odds to. 6, 8 to and to L -
- Track. odds on winners TO 6. -... -
'Favorite. .:< -.... :..s..
Second race, handicap mile and an eighth:
Name and VT Jockeys 4. y y, str. Fin
! 4 44Gl 1Se......, sqnger p g !
Lady Marian, "A. o Connorf 0 Q / i 9
q. Royal Stag. Pa. Tarali 3 % % %.
= Time. 1:56. Won oleverly. Second and third
ssusalito odds--4 to l. 10 to i and to 2. = :: !:
Track odds on winners to 2. .'::.,-'.' =
.Fayorite -:.
Third race, purse. six .furlOnEs: :: 49,.
Name and Weight. Jockeys. x. =. Str Fin.
;swiftnna;, lal;..,..,..,r. sloan s19s u
Kinnikinnic. lis. spencer 3 Q
-Typboon, Us la; TaraIl / h III 9
Time, ia rs. Won .cleveriy, Second AID
Kilt los Firearm lis, Banastar III and BIaise
sausaIito odds~2 to / to I and to /. -
TRACK odds on winners to s. -
T.. "Favorite. ~. .''..:.:.. q. =.
Fourth race, The Reapers. stake, three-year-
olds, mile and three-sixteenths: =.
Latson Iii (TaraD- .............. .............'i
Sandleblack: lQl lCawsoD -..-..........----.-.. 2
Central Trust, 1O6 (Iaher) ...................4
Time 2:O4 -. p =
sausalit3 odds-1o to l, to 5 and to /. - -.
Track odds on winner-12 to l., ~.
. .Faverite.:: -. :; r.
Fifth. race. selling. one mile; ~. =
Name and VT, Jockeys u. r. x. Str. Fin
. Geo. B; Cox, SIT Burns 0 o al
0xnard 80. -: Clawson Q In In
Miss Tenny, 80. Michaels 2 2 "a o
Han HsBd R3ssid. l5a .B 599sS
Time, $40 3-5. Won cleverly.- Second and
Merry. Prince los and Bon mo eS also ran.
Sausalito odds=-5 to l. u to and 2h to /.
Track odds winner 70 l. -.
"Favortte: -.
Sixth race, The Partridge stakes, tw year
olds, six furlongs:
Name and Weight, Jockeys " a. Str Fin:
King Barleycorn, III. Turner O.. o ! /
Himtime. 107. ............. DEAN III II II
"Mr. Phinizy, 12.....T Soanl
Rhinelander, I2........... Sims 8 o.
Hungarian. 107.. Cunningham 2 0 o 0 .
Time. lib, Won handily. Second and third
driving. :.
sausalito Odds to l. 4 to and to s.
Track odds on winner TO L
"Favorite.
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Netamount of risks writ
ten during the year..
Net amount of risks ex-
pired during the year:
Net amount in force De-
cember. 81, 1897. .......
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ARE YOU A WEAK MAN?
ARE YOU. A WEAK WOMAN?
Do YOUR NERVES TREMBLE?
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE :?

Do you feel any Of the effects of
past neglect of the laws of health?
The .thoughtlessness of boyhood and
the Ignorance of girlhood ruin. thous-
lands of lives: They take away ma
lures vitality, which is the: ground
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Risks and Premiums.
Net amount of risks writ
ten during the year. !.
Net amount of risks ex-
pired during the year.
Net amount in force De-
cember 81, 1897.
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Time, I;O2 AS. Won handily. Second and
third driving. =.
seraphic 50. Winter l04 Lyric 100, Lepida 49,
Flo Clark Sc. Sister. Fox 90. Althea 81 and
ChemiEette "a also ran. !.
sausalito Odds to :, 8 to and to L "
Track odds on winners to6 -... - ~
'Favorite, -.-. ..s.. -.
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Name and Weight. Jockeys. y 2. Str. Eli

First race, two-year old FLIES, selling. ave
furlongs: ~.
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Risks and Premiums:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-16
..Ml,'|iii!l|ligan, Wilkin &tCo.
his yerdure a name written, King of
kings and Lord OF lords. !, r
N osalc from Con, M entnri.,,

Observation-Disclosures: This rcvcla-
tion was made to men who had been
chosen, led, and separated.-Sanjham.
5.. An high mountain: Gods
Srandest revelations have been made in
mountains.-Needham. Raj
ment white as light: Literally tightening
forth. as II from some inward radiance.
Cambridge Bible. ~. Moses and
Elias: Heaven could not give two filter
companIons.-Hall. Al. Good to be
here: Astounding Joy at being brought
Into n glory which fulfilled his highest
pes.-Elllcott. Tabernacles:
Peters request does not seem SO ridicli-
lous when we remember that the bliss
OF the millennlal age was set forth in
the feast Of tabernacles, when In great
JOY and reunion Israel dwelt In booths.---
Strain. b. !. A bright cloud: Sheki-
nah. "the glory OF the Lord" symbol OF
the Divine presence.-Wakefield. 5.
Hear him: This the Father requires, the
Son deserves, the Spirit teaches-Lanse.
-. Disciples afraid: Not fear only,
but the power OF the Divine voice sub!
DUNG the power of soul and body
Whedon. ~. Jesus only: The center
OF union Of the Church.-Langc.
Tell no man: Time, reflection, and the
guidance OF the Spirit were needful to a
right knowledge OF the great mystery.
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Lacks Confirmation.

II an outline OF the Presidents plh3
OF intervention, as published in somH
newspapers. Is true, 1t Is not likely that
war will last any great length Of time.
The dispatch, however. must be taken
FOR merely what it is worth as a plece,of
speculation, for 1t Is hardly probable
that the plan of campaign by this gov
eminent is being given out to the press.
The statement Is that the Presidents in
ten:ion Is to send merchant vessels
laden with relief for the starving Gu
bans to fortified towns In Cuba, accom-
panied by feet Of warships. II Spain
attempts to prevent the landing of this
relief expedition and fires the first shot,
then the warshlps viii begin bonn
bardment OF Havana. and capture the
| capital city. This Is not expected 10 las.
long, and all that Will remain to be done
will be for the United States torpedo
boats TO clear Havana harbnr OF the
submarine mines, and the United States
will be in possession OF the city.
This Is an interesting piece OF news
to be given out to a newspaper, but the
probability Is that the President has no.
conhdcd in the author OF 1t, or In any ono
else. the details Of the course he intend.
70 pursue. So important movement
as this would hardly be advertised
ahead.
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The TRANSPORTATION Is the heavenly
amen to the earthly confession OF the d.
rlnity and Messlahship Of Jesus. Peter
had hardly uttered his "Credo,s before
all were shaken by the revelation of the
iSnomlnious death In store for the Mes
siah. That ineffable scene on Hermon
fixed faith that was tottering to Its
fall. 1t nerved the disciples for Getfse-
name and Calvary. 1t was fitting that
they should see the celestial evidences
OF his ,Godhead and glory on the hitler
side OF the cross. -. That scene had
its merciful ministration for Jesus self!
also. 1t WIS not merely scenic; twas OF
substantial comfort to him who was
touched with u feeling of iniirmity and
tempted. =. The descent from the
Mount of TRANSPORTATION was like a
second descent from heaven. Jesus
earthly life In miniature. We see
whence he came. and what glory helaid
aside when he humbled himself and hook
the form Of. q servant. ~. We have
an example OF the honor and joy of the
ministering spirits sent forth TO minis
ter. What dignity and bliss TO Hold
high converse with the Man OF Galilee,
and sootle and fortify him as he ap-
proaches his crucial experienced. -
These ministrants came from the
grave, burt from the grave conquered.
They are samples OF the paradlsaic form
and appearance, ~. RI ';s5.{st Y
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Hark! hear. tile tramp OF thousands,
And ofrarmcl men the him. 80 =

Hark! hear the tramp OF thousands,
And Charmed men tho hum; - So
Lo! nations hosts have gathered
Round the quick alarming drum
Saying, "Comr.
go FTcemcn. come! Il
Ere your heritage bepwastcd," said the
quick alarming drum. " : 80
Let me OF my heart take counsel:
War ts.not OF life the sum;
Who shall stay and reap the harvest
When. the autumn days shall Gomez"
t4,at But the drum
Echoed, Come!
Death shall reap the drawer harvest. !"
said the solemn-soundlnE drum.
''Rut when won the coming battle,
What OF profit springs therefrom?
What X conquest. subjugation,
Even greater Ills becomc?"
" But the drum
sys- Answered, "Comci ri
You must do the sum and prove It." said
the Yankce-answering drum. .sTl
"What II. mid the lannon's thunder,
= WhistlIug shot and bursting bomb
When my brothers fall around me,
Should my heart grow cold and numb?'
But tile drum
Answered, Come!
Better there In death united than In lilo
3 a, rccreant-come" = .sEs 4.GG
Thus they answcrcd-hopinS. fearing,
. Some In faith, and doubling some, = S.
Till a ftrumpet-volce Nproclaming.'
Sald,;"My chosen people. comet"
Then the drum,
gg 10. was dumb; ~
. bling. answered, Lord. va GOMEZ
so s.-5aEFr r. .fEH "a ,ls - -Rrct Harts X
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Deafness Cannot be CnreiI

by local applications. as they canno;
reach the diseased portions Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by on inilamed con-
lition OF the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets;fa-
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when It is en-
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to Its nor
nal condition. hearing Will be destroy
ed forever: nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition OF the mucous
surfaces. ~
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused br ca
tarch) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
r. ]. CHENEY 6; CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c. &
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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MODERN HOMES.
The, East Indian iIuiig.iev aud u, ,Adsp.
tation 10 Notthtri, Climate. an

,ation 20 sorth,ri, climate. 5
Thisis the tenth OF n. scriesJof ten ar.
chitoctural articles. written expressly Tor
the Saturday Irtelligencer.lfo for the bonetit
OF those thinking iof building, There nrti.
oles,wlll be Illustrated by residences OF low
and moderate cost and showing slxe and
ssrrnngementsi or rooms and the cost 10
Copyright, 1885, by ashoppSils Modern
Houses, I" Architects. New York. Z
The East Indian bungalow has inl,hc
last half decade populSr!sed iise,t rap,
Idly In somewhat modified form In the
United States. RudSard Klplins,s
books have painted such, ailuring word
pictures OF the adaptabllily ofithls style
OF architccturaiito warm climates lend.
Ing itself pleturesquely toSrIch orra.
mental furnishings. The bungalow has
been taken up rapidly by even north.
ern people for building ut the sea shore
and mountains for summer use.
The points most easily appreciated
arc, first, Its high ceilings Immediately
suggesting a circulation OF air II prop
erly ventilated. Rooms practically all
on one floor and ample verandas.
The design accompanying this article
presents perhaps type OF bungalow
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DON'T,

Don'tSattempt to weigh others with
the scales on your, eyes.
Don's blame the smoking lamp IL It
suits the INDECENT owner.
Il Don't'apply for a Job in brewery IL
your shoes take water.
Don't loaf In front'of a bank just be-
cause there is money in 1t.
Don't judge others by your own per-
sonal standard OF right and wrong.
I Don't accuse the man of. cowardice
who has beer married more than once.
{ Don't forget that the man who tries to
prove too much often proves notI.a- .
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Yellow pine floor and trim. All wood
work grain filed and finished natural.
Colors: Shingles on side walls. treat
ed with preservation. Shingles on roofs,
stained moss green. Trim, sashes, etc,
white.
Accommodations: All the rooms, their
sizes. closets, ETC., are shown by the
floor plans No cellar. Attic tloored
over and accessible through scuttle.
Open fireplace in narlor. hall and dining
room. Ornamental arch at rear Of hail.
Buffers pantry connects dining room
and kitchen and contains sink and
shelving. Sink and portable range In
kitchen. Bath room contains full
plumbing. u;
Cost: SLIGO. complete. The estimate
Is based on New York prices for ma
terial and labor. In many sections OF
the country the cost should be less.
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WHAT THE BAcRELoR Sc -

zMostmcn would rather eat tacks than
answer letters.
I Babies are lot. smarter than men;
they can smile so any woman will want
TO kiss. them.
A man who tells a-womsn that he un-
derstands her Is a fool-for letting her
know II.
No man can be an ABSOLUTE optimlst
who can remember when he first tried
TO smoke cigar.
Every man imagines that he would be
calm and go around comforting other
people In moment Of great danger.--
New York Press.
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War ReyenueS

The course which the house ways and
means committee has agreed upon 10
raise revenues for war expenses seems
20 be generally satisfactory. The pur-
4 pose Is to add to the revenue for the
present year about one hundred million
]. dollars as follows:
Beer W. ~
stamp tax '.y'WgvW
Tea and coffee s.oo9 ogo
Tobacco ................'....,'...i o,vVVVW
In addition to;this It Is proposed to
raise an Immediate emergency fund OF
$500 900, 600 by means OF popular loan,
which will come direct from the people
and not from financial syndIca.es. The
!, loan Will be issued In amounts as low as
so and the bonds will be: placed on sale.
; at the postofices, so that every citizen
!. may he given an opportunity to invest
10 them. Another proposition Is 10 give
/ .hcT secretary OF the treasury authority.
to-issue emergency treasury certificates,
! should It at any time be necessary. H
:, II war IS TO come the increase ofta1a-
lion and, the addition 10 the national
debt are some OF the consequcncesin the
\ way of additional burdens for the people
70 meet, after the war is over. They
!, cannot be. ayerted. and tho people VIII
doubtless mcct.the obligations cheerful
~ until political demagosues of the fu-s
53ture begin 10 asttate the question Of OPP
pressive taxation, regardless OF VIVA.
caused IT, ID. S. 8
The Philadelphia Record, In commend
\ iDs the plan;reaolyed upon by the Ways
!; and means COMMITTEES. rcma.lts that
such taxation and increasc Of the debt
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Wh.rs They, St,nd.

The Shcpherdstown Register. a Demo.
cratic paper, gives this Just reDuke to a
Republican contemporary: ""'1he Par
kcrsburg Daily News denounccs Senator
Elkins for his efforts to prsycns war,
and says he does not represent his state.
We think that Senator. Elkins Is more
truly representing the people OF West
Virginia than this lingo newspaper
It's no sign Of a lack OF patriotism 70,
avert war It can be done without any
sacrifice Of national honor. WariIslal.
ways thcflast resort, when honorable
peacefulsmeans OF selsiing international
difficulties fall. and West Virginia NO.
pie. who viii oto war as quick asiany
other people when thas necessity arrives.
hold this view. No ono tfavors warrior
wars sakc.i AZ M
There Is talk Of q duel between Mr.,
.Bripnm; and Mr. Bartlett, We are op.
poscd 10 ducls on princlpls, and, besides.