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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27

Below we give one OF many letters OF the same
tenor written for American Economist by
members of Congress:
California is practically unani-
nous for the present Protective pol
icy as contained in the Dingley tar
iff. Some one over-anxious to pro-
mote or advance his personal polit-
ical ambition may suggest modih-
cation or recasting of the Dingley
tariff. Such excess of ambition will
probably rebound so as to poster
him in the future and remove him
from the political horizon altogether.
A Republican of ordinary intelli-
gence could not, in my judgment,
conscientiously advocate revision
of the present tariff.
1t may be thought POPULAR to go
any extent in agitating the question
of "trusts," and that the people can
be misled into the belief that "trusts'
can be destroyed by removing the
tariff from the output of "trusts. u
Any one who so believes is mislead-
ing himself. Every one who has
given attention to this question
knows perfectly we'll "trusts" do not
come from, or grow out of, the pro-
tective tariff system. The people
are quite well informed upon this
subject, and he who thinks different
ly will find himself, where he ought
to be, in the dust of the procession
of progress and prosperity. The
revision of the tariff means loss OF
confdence--loss of confidence means
closing down of industries and pre-
venting the upbuilding of new ones,
lower wages, want, poverty. The
wage Garner and capitalist know
this full we'll. There is no danger
of revision. Labor will not tamely
submit to be returned to the condi-
tion in which it was so recently
neither will capital be compelled tc
go out of business by rank dema
goguery.
1t is an assured fact, also, tina,
too much reciprocity will not meet
favorable consideration. The mum.
berless reciprocal treats proposed
by Mr.. Kasson are clear proof oi
his entire want of proper lnforma-
tion on industrial conditions. Some
of his misconcelved ideas would
have worked great injury had the
Senate ratified his proposed treaties.
While the doctrine of reciprocity is
the true one, yet it must not be mis-.
applied.
If the word 'trust" is used in the
sense of monopoly, then every
"trust" now in existence can, by
proper procedure in the courts, be
destroyed. No monopoly, excep,
for limited time under patent right.
secured by the constitution, can ex'
ist under our laws. The common
law established the invalidlty Of
monopolies over four hundred year:
ago in England, and that rule has
come down to us and exists IN ev'
cry state in the Union; and the
Sherman law of 1900 covers the
question in so far as the power o.
congress goes. No monopoly, with
the exception above mentioned, car
or has a legal existance in the I'm
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27

most enviable position in political
and business circles in Kansas which
he does not care to give up for the
honor of.being United States senator.
Dave Mulvane, the national com
mitteeman, has been frequently men,
toned for the place, but has never
been seriously considered. Mr..
Mulvane is young man of wealth
and ability and is destined to cut
big figure in Kansas politics. His
great strength lies in the fact that
he is good listener. He can listen
by the hour to the other fellows
talk and get all he wants and give
nothing away. He gained his big
reputation in Kansas politics by dis
covering, financing and chaparoning
Mr.. Burton into the senate. 1t
would not do for him to follow so
quickly.
Charley Curtis and Gov. Stanley
are the only active candidates in the
field at present. The governor when
he made his active debut into poll
tics and became candidate for gov
ernor, had a higher ambition than
to fill the governors chair and
then retire into "innocuous desue-
tude."
The diadem on Senator Harris
brow even then dazzled his vision,
though known to but few, and during
/ his official life he has been very
Wary about antagonizing any of the
opposing forces in politics. During
his second term he has made 1t hi.
business to strengthen himself fol
the senate, by all means within his
power. His appointments have
been made with that end in view and
placed where it was supposed they
would do him the most good.
Before gentlemen have been ap-
pointed to place they have been ap-
preached by trusted lieutenant and
placed under as much obligation
to the governor as possible. The
senator's, who hold over and will
have vote for the next United
States senator, have pretty general
ly been honored by some appoint
ment as we'll as many leading mem
bers of the house who are likely to
return. But with all this machinery
at his hand and his two years care
full work he is not considered prob
ability and hardly possibility save
by himself and a few of his ovel
Jealous friends.
Mr.. Stanley has made the state a
good, conservative governor and hi:
administration has been remarkably
clean and free from scandal of all
kinds. But it has not been of thai
wide awake aggressive, self-assertivt
character that would tend to impres:
Mr.. Stanley on the mind of the en-
thusiastic Kansan as the man fol
the senate.
Charley Curtis, Congressman from
the first district, is the strong man
in the field to day as it appears on
the surface. He is bright, earnest
realiable, hardworking Congressman.
He has faithfully served his district
for several terms and has gained the
reputation of being congressman who
does something. He is clean and
deserving but the fates seem to be
against him for successful fight foI
the senate at the present time. He
cannot hope to line up his home
district solidly.
The Leland forces cannot consis-
tently support him. He will 90 in
to the fight handicapped by a fight
at home. Mr.. Burton and his
friends and political associates, in
} the interests Of self preservation,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27
RaT,num,S
Monkeys

~All well-all happy-lots
of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
of Barnum's Circus ever since
the keepers began dosing the
monkeys with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of them
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
! One day a keeper accident
ally broke a bottle of SCOTS
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
lapred it up from the floor.
This suggested the idea that it
might do them good. Since
then the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keepers
report very few deaths from
consumption. Of course it's
cheaper to buy SCOTS Emul-
sion than new monkeys-and
that suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkeys
and in man is the same disease.
If.you have it or are threaten
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27
ADVERTISED LETTER LIS r.

The following Is a list OF letters that
remain uncalled for in the postonice
at Chanute, Kansas, and VIII be sent
to the dead letter ONCE II not called
for In two weeks from this the 2ath
day OF Dec, 1901.
Rrilsy, EE Hattor
Bell. hanford kubeft NJ
Depsv .yW Smith. xelvin
Francis. Chas Ttnder, nrs Sarreh
Kanedy, Ms Fransus Taylor, NC
MoClinsock. 0eorge
One cent due on all sdvei tised let
tiers. Parties calling for for same say
D. y. NccLHLASD, P. n.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27

ed with it can you
take the hintl
This picture represents
the Trade Mark Of Scost's
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper Of every bottle.
Send for fres sample
SCOTIA BOVINE,
400 Pearl ST., New York.
soc and s.. an druggists
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-12-27
RECIPROCITY.

Below we give one of many letters of the same
tenor written for American Economist BY
members of Congress:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
x. U1ski.

Diugo jesrcfs dni milSzsoych p~oswieosh trwse mu.
sss.
Il krasihski
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
q Ojczyzny.

w Poznaniu odbyly sic wy
bory do wydzialu procederowego
klasy Wei, ktorych %kierownic-
TWEEN zajai sic komitet ~wyborczy
M miasto Poznah. TAX jak W kla-
sic lIl-ej. pred kilku tygodnia-
mi, zakonczyly sic one zwyciez-
TWEEN naszych, gdyz ma Q zastep-
cow obranych zostaio pc q pola-
k6w. Nasi stawili sic W powaznej
liczbie pie6dziesieciu kilku. pc
stronie przeciwnej staneio wybor-
cow !. Prezydent policyi V. He'll
mann zatwierdzil przez aklama-
eye wybranych. tax IL akt wybor-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

czy ME trivial diuzej mad try kwa-
dranse.
= Pomnik Kosciuszki w Stani-
slawowie. Ma posiedzeniu komi-
tetu budowy pomnika Tadeusza
koSciuszki W Stanisiawowie po-
stanowiono prosic w~szystkich ar
tystow rzezbiarzy i architektow,
ably nadesiali szkice projektu ma
pomnik. Ma on stan2c kosztem
dziesieciu do dwunastu tysiecy
koron ma obszernym skwerze PREY
ulicy glownej ma tie zieleni
drew. Szkice uprasza sic PREY
sylac ma rece prezesa komitetu,
p. Felicyana Milerowicza w Sta
nislawowie.
= Teatr ludowy we Lwowie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
Il. krdsihski.

nKisdys stans ma .iemi nsszsj dwis pirsuidy. Js-
dina biaia Re asotym kstslogism Union tyOh I jsj d.ieoi,
ktors marty W tssknocie pOswieceniu, jsd.sc diugi
oras pc danteisku gorzki chlsb acknowledges wygnania
i dsptajso oudre sohody; l ,yoh, 90 msrli kopalniach
Syberi, lob zgineli " .amisci jej snieg6w / tyoh. CO ns
w'Asnej aismi cierpieli kr~swo i bolssais, - gaosno c,y
milciaoo. A druga Pirsmida bedzie c.arna prrywloks
sic do niej aoinierre ranni oisksos krwis wia,us wypi.
sis ma mel Unions %rdrajo6w m wieczns ich hahbe pc.
tepisnie.
q, Ty Mako swieta, psina prrsbao1snia | miiosisr.
dis, pr1eciwko ktorej n~sj~ieosj grzesrono, hos ,a-s.s
naJtatwiej Prsebac.ata- Tys gotowa ~ro.plakAc sic mad
tym Pomnikiem nissiawy swyoh drisoi gotowas Was
nemi siami zmye krwaws ich imions. Uo,ynis. to IA.
pewns prrsoac1ysr-. ale my tyjsoy ME prrsbaoraj.
my!"
4. Ujejski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

lie spuscizny d~ziejowej plyns tea
obowiazki. ale kto jest prawem
dzieckiem przesziosci, ola tego spet.
mamie ich rozkosza. =
w przesziosci nietylko tkwia pray
czyny dzisiejszej wyzszosci naszei
ale z niej bile wiecznie zywe zrodio
ciagsego m~oralnego postepu j odro-
dzenia. Ona daia nam ku tsmu
srodki. zostawisa przykiady, ons
'weiaz niesie zachete i SHE.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

o, Mako! kiedy wstauissz re snu, kiedy SNOW IA.
sisdIiesz mad iansmi sbok sr6d zielonyoh borrow cd mo.
RIA do morza, a W chw odmiodnisnia pr.ypomnis. So
bic diugs smore smieroi, strassne widsiadio mscsehstwa,
ME place., Mako moja, ME place mad onymi, ktorsy po-
lsgli " imieniu Twojsm ma rodsinnych .smorskioh nj.
waoh. Choe sepy Wiki ro.dariy ioh zwioki - oni
s~rcassliwi! All piac. mad tymi. ktorzy W ~giuchyoh po-
marli Podaismiach. ohoc i'm kaganiec wiesish jedyns
gwia.ds. choc i'm twards siowo uoisku ostatnism ma ,s.
mi poaegnaniem by'o = oni sro.esliwi! Ale uroh Ire
htosoi mad lossm ,ych. kt6ryoh rozum bliohtrsmi fsis.u
Iiudsili mordsrcs T~oi, ME mogso ssro ioh oderwa6 Cd
Clebie przsmooy rozka1em. Oni wieoej wyoierpisli nit
rss.ta synow Twoich
Il, KrasihsEi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
Kronika miejscowa

w sobote 30go listopads odbylo
sic regularne posiedzenie Zarzadu
Cent?. u. n. p. Oprocz zwykiych
spraw zwiazkowych Zarzqd Centr.
mianowal oh. j. Witowskiego dru-
GIN pomocnikiem rachmistrza ma
miejsce ob. Romanowskiego, kto-
~, jake ME asekurowany zwi9zko-
vice pracowai W bimze tylko tym-
Dalej Zarzqd Centr. wy
sluchal referatu sekretarza gen. o
nsjswiezszych przesladowaniach
polakow W pruskim zaborze i u
chSalil zamiescic protest W pis-'
mach angielskich, oraz wyasygno-
wac pc 90 dol. ma rzecz studentow
skazanych W procesach ~torunskim
ipoznahskim i kobiet skazanych W
procesie wrzesinskim.
Oprocz tego u. G. wysluchai "a
zalenia redakcyi pisma ''Bocian"
wychodzqcego W Poznaniu ma "a
Rad pocsty pruskiej, ktora odsyla
listy, nadchodzace re Stan6w III. Z
adresami polskimi dc specyalnego
biaya tiomaczow i przetrzymuje je
tam nieraz pc kilka dni. Poniewaz
take postepowanie poczty pru-
skiej jest ublizeniem Ola poczty
amerykahskiej. Zarzad C~entralny
uchwalii zawiadomic o TEN nadu-
zyciu poczmistrza generalnego W
Washingtonie.
Wv piatek 29go listopada od-
byi sic W domu zwiqzkowym drugi
wykiad historic polskiej. ODE
cnych bylo 200 os6b. Prelegent
skonczyi historic starozytnych sio-
wian podai a%nalize legendy hi
storycznej polskiej poinocnej. Ma
stepny wykiad odbedzie sic W
piqtek ego grudnia scisle o godzi-
ME Sci wiecz. Przedmiotem wy
kiadu bedzie legenda historyczna
poiudniowa, oraz panowania Nile
czysiawa Igo i Boleslawa Chrobre-
go. Wstep bezplatny.
"Towarzystwo Spiewu i Ora
matu S. p. W Chicago daje W ME-
dziele Sgo grudnia wielki koncert
wokalno-muzykalny, polqczony z
przedstawieniem teatralnem. Be.
die odegrana wesoia komedja W
l-nym akcie pod tytuiem ,,Stryj
przyjechai'. Tresc utworu wzieta
z zycia warszawskiego. Zabawa
odbedzie sic W hall R~obotniczej,
4Si Noble al. Poczqtek o godz.
Tel wiecz. Wstep 10 cent6w.
*W ubiegiq sobote i niedziele
odbyio sic W Chicago i okolicach
kilka obchod6w historycznych. w
kosciele sw. Trolley odbyio sic o
godz. Sci n~abozehstwo IA poleglych
braci. Wlbny ks. prob. Sztuczko
wygiosii Cd oltarza stosowne do
okolicznosci kazanie. Wieczorem
W hall szkolnej odbyl sic wspania-
fy obchod z udziaiem niezmiernie
~licznej publicznosci. Sprawozda-
ME z tego obchodu podajemy W
innem miejscu.
w sqsiednim Pullman take
odbyi SIG obch0d listopadowy W
niedziele 1go goudnia. Sala byla
przepeiniona publicznoscia. Pre-
mawiali przybyli Chicago alder
man j. Smulski j redaktor Zgody.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Cay przeszios6 zrazi6 do
praoy Tub zycia? Cry moAe W sercu
oziowieka zgasic zapai lub ostudzi6?
Przenigdy! Kto W sobie samym
trucizny ME ma, ten z jej swietego
iona wyssie jedynie tworczy ogie6
miiosci!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
M SprZedaz.

Pickny Lot pod No. 8Sl8 Win.
chester ave., poi bloku cd tramwa.
ju, 2 biloxi cd dworca kolejowego.
Ma sprzedaA IA $4,000, albo zamia.
ne ma powoz najnowszego stylu.
ZapytaG pod No. 1905 So. Ashland
ave. Chicago.
Dom dwupietrowy najnowszemi
urzadzeniami. W lyle Sap dwupie-
IRONY 24xS0 z el~ewatorem, lot 25x
l75 Z alley. Cena 100000. No 1913
46 utica, blisko Ashland ave Chica-
go.
koznia 50 stop diva ogniska. /.
materyaiem i porzadkami. Lot 25x
l25. No. 1885 So. Ashland AVE. Chi.
cago.
IL grad. 1901.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Okoio godziny driesistsj wisc.orsm s.sdi Nowym
s~iatem " kisrunku Krakowskiego Pr.sdmisscia strou,
ma'o uozesIczans jakis metozy.ns. Niktby mote ma
niego uwagi ME zwrooii. gdyby ME nsrwowe .aohows.
ME sic. . jakism sic ,dradrai. Polsgalo ono ma TEN, 70
ow meaoryzna, W srsraorkowy. ,roohs pr.snos1ony pal.
tot ubrany. CO ehwila odwraoai sic. .srkai podsjrrliwis
ma boki pred siebis. Byi to criowisk mlody jesrc,s,
Posiadsjaoy rude, nisoo prrystrsytoua brods. duts, rude
! CRUDE ~ssy siwe, bari.o ruohiws nie,pokojus oo.y.
w budowis tego Okla ,sgo ruchliwosoi byso COS ptasis-
60, mieszanina oiekswosci prrsbiegiosci, wspisrans
nerwowym tsmPeramsntsm. Prry jasnem oswistlsniu
wieorornsm, blacem Cd latarni l od rzssisto pionsoyoh
lamp W oknach wystaw sklspowyoh, prsssuwasA sic jsgo
postac tywo, zwinnie, niespokojnie srod tium6w, piyna.
cych fAla cd aleij UJa.dowskiob.
Niepokoj jego, wyratany oisgiem specialization ma
boki obzisrsniem sc, byi. mona powisd.isc. bsrwisd.
nym, nafogowym, a bynajmniej ME poohod.i, " tym
wyPadku puynsjmniej, I jsksjs lekliwosoi lob potr.s
by. Me sIuksf nikogo, ME csskai ma nikogo, ME uois.
kat pred nikim.
Zblityywsry sic do domu narotnsgo. ktory miedzy
pisrwsrem P'etrem a parterem miai biaiy, duty s.yld z
napi'em Crerski. 'krscii srybko do sklepu. a ruu.
oiwsry W strons ~stojsoyoh "a lads komisantow ,dobry
wiso1or" ma bocznych wsskich kretych schodkaoh,
prowadzsoyeh do rsssaursOji, .nikna,. Pr.sr ohwils sly.
Ohso byfo Predkie. nerwows stapsnIs jego wreszois
uoiohio ~wszystko, - tylko Z oismnsj, blade oswie.lonei
komorki, W ktorej miesciy sic sohody, ~dolatywai niswy.
rainy gwar gios6w rotnyoh. zmieszany Z brrekiem srkIa
! ozuc sic dawaf ohsrskterystycrny rsstsuraoyjny zapaoh.
O~ gosc nerwowy. wybiegi'zy pr1sr sohody ma 90.
re, spotkai sic bee a bee ne ~siutaoym, dk xigajsoym s,o.
talsr.y. ~wi'rsoyOh, ada sic, ma okoso jsgo RAMON pier.
81.
Jest wolny pokoJr
Jest. jest" prOsrs pans ma prawo..
- Nikogo tam niemsY
- Nikogo.
Cay to ten ~wiskszyT - dopJtywai sic .gos6.
- Wiekszy.
Widocznie oststnis odpowisdf zadowolniia 90.
Kelner pobiegi Z tslsrrami IA sale, q gosc dat nurs "
cismny kurytsrzyk pc ch will rnalsri sic sam " obsrsr.
nym pokOju. Zts sams goi ~aoskows rucbliwosois, k.o.
ra eharaktsyaowaia jsgo, rdjsi k~spslusr, powissi}, o
tworryf okno drwonsk slektryozny, wiszsoy " fOrmis
gumowej gruszki mad stolen, nscisnai.
zrobiwszy swojs, chodzi po pokoju iiysine Ola.
dzi.
Wszsdi ~siutscy.
PrOsrs mi ~prryniesc butslke piws.. wilanov.
,kiego..,
Niema wilano wskiego.
No, to Haberbussa.
Nisma Hsberbusra.
zoieOisrPliwiso to gOsOis. Rsks niespokOjnis wssy
musnsi.
Prosre ds6, jake jest"
siuascy jut ku drzwiom pomknx.
- Prseprsszsm, jesrcss ME wszystko.. Gdyby kto
o mnie pytsf prosre powisdsisc, fs "a ozskam.. PIANO.
vie przyjds pewnis M sale. TAM, gdsis swykls jsdsm.~
- prosse ieh tn skisrowac.
Dobrzs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Odbylo sic we Lwowie otwarcie
/ poswiecenie teatru ludowego W
sail PREY ulicy Zimorowicza, pie,
knie ~przybranej w kwiaty i zie-
len.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Przesziosc jest skarbnica d6br
wszelkich. Dzieki przeszlosci aycie
nasze Przyjemniejszs, dzieki pre-
sziosoi znamy desroze takioh rozko.
say duchowych, jakich przodkowis
nasi Pr%zeozuwac ME mogli.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
NAJODPOWIEDNIEJSZY

jest z pewnoscia pekna szczcro zhta Warranted Solid Gold broshka z enaiowa
nHm hertsm Zwgku Narodo~ego Polskiego hub slezny 1rehk do hhcuszka BRO.
yeiny. Brszd breloki wysyiamy ylko po oiebraniu go6wkL. Nazwsko ryu-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05

Relacja deputacji do eg,aminowania srra
wy o bunty oskaraonych ma teimie 1850.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
FIR. RAWITA.
z DOMU NIEWOuI.
POwIEsC wSPoLCZESNA.
Ksrtka I naszego zycia pod zaborem RosiL
FIR. RAWITA.

Wiadsa postrouua jest hers.tsm; mieszkahoy nasi
nsr,ed.ism. Tsmta .wodri, q my cd swiedrionyoh gi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-12-05
Luzne mysli.
q przesziOSci.

~~'N-FVNt
kto sic W przeszios6 zagiebi, a
ME ma umysiu dotknietego choroba
niemocy, ten dozna podniet pote-
tnych a ~Podniosiych do czynu; ME-
oierPliwosc pali6 60 bedzie, ably
biedz 90 PREDICT j pracowae Tub cier.
Piet ola innych, "a innych, "a tych,
90 dis zyja W niedoli, Tub "a tych,
90 sic kiedys narodza.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-10-26


II think your. daughter intends to
elope". The old man looked at the
neighbor who was always interfering
in matters that did not concern him,
and shook his head. II can hardly be
lieve it," he said. II have every rea-
son to believe" "But that won't
do" interrupted the old man. "You
forget that this is serious matter
that ought not to be allowed to rest
upon hearsay evidence. When one
man comes to. another and tells him
that his daughter Is about to torsake
the parental roof under cover Of the
night, he should be absolutely sure Of
what he says. Have you incontroverti-
BILE evidence that what you say is
true?" "Well. mo, can't say that I
have" replied the officious neighbor,
beginning to feel that perhaps he had
gone too far" Gust as I feared" re-
turned the old man. "This is the third
time I've had my hopes needlessly
raised by reports of this sort, and it
is growing monotonous."
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-10-26

Papa, what is syndicate?" my
son. it is body of human beings en-
tirely surrounded by money"
Wife-When we go anywhere now
we have to walk. Before marriage you
always called q carriage. Husband
That's why we have to walk now.
How did System begin his propo
sal?s HE said: Miss Blight, I take
the liberty of hooking upon you as one
Of my oldest friends "WeN?" "He
didn't get any further"
Mrs. Enpeck-James. you are good
OIL language; what is the difference be-
tween exported and transported? Mr..
Enpeck-Why, my dear, II you should
so to England, Won would be exported
and I-weal. would be transported.
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''Are all those beautiful white teeth
her own?" Eyes. all hers. She told
me only yesterday that at last she had
the dentist all paid up."
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Cnent-By what right are you keep
ing that 5000 damages you recovered
Tor me? LAwyer-Didn't you tell me
in the first place that III You wanted
was satisfaction?
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not sooner compose myself for my as
summed task.
Other sketches of other patriots of
the past and present may notice in
the not distant future. Very respect
fully, PHILIP CROWLEY.
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 81, 1901.

Office of Special Agent Treasury
Department, Chicago, H., Aug. %.
19O1.-.Dear Grandpa: Referring to
my letter to you of 10th inst. in the
matter of a monument or statue to
General James Shields, enclose here
with for your information a letter
which received today from the secre
tary of state Of Illinois, in which he
transmits a copy Of the act to which l
referred in previous correspondence. 1
trust this will answer the purpose of
your inquiry. Faithfully yours,
J. ]. CROWLEY.
Hon. Philip Crowley, st. Paul, MINI.
Office Of Secretary Of State, Spring
field, ILL.,, Aug. %, 19O1.-Mr. ]. J.
Crowley, 157 Harrison street, Chicago,
ILL.,: Sir-In response to yours of the
9th inst, have to say that the legis-
lature at its session dn 1893 passed am
act making an appropriation Of $4,000
for the purchase, etc., Of a statue Of
General James Shields, to be placed
in the national statuary hall at Wash
ington, d. c., a copy Of which act is
enclosed herewith. Yours very truly,
JAMES A. ROSE,
Secretary Of State.