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thinks" when he bore false witness before when he
said he knew"
Before Governor Taft got as deep in with the i'm
peraliss he is he held very different opinion
with regard to the Philippines He said Il have al
ways hoped the Jurisdiction of nation would not
extend beyond territory between the two oceans"
Again he said: I'VE have not solved all the problems
OF popular government perfectly to justify our
voluntarily seeking more difficult ones abroad"
Recently Mr. Bryan quoted President Roosevelt
against himself publishing extract from Roosevelts
book on Thomas Benton written in 1883 In which
Roosevelt denounced Imperialism piracy. Quoting
an imperialist against himself is paying him compli-
ment 1t shows that the mperialist is not so aban.
doned to have been always in the wrong but at one
time was in the right
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SOME PosrscRlPTs.

London consumes eleven tons OF salt day.
nually " 0' opium an
Germany at the end of 1909. will have standing ,-u,
France will spend $4,000 repairs at the paae, NJ l
Two hundred and nifty Trappist monks are now v,,-;--
az twenty-five stations in South Africa ''" working
Wireless telegraph stations now being erected b .l
japanese authorities on the Korean coast '' tue
Halifax policemen have each been provided ut, , 49,, .
OF salt with which to sprinkle ice slides ~ PACKER
Frozen turkeys geese ducks and fowls are being sen, =
increasing quantities TO London from Nictor 9s'' III
Switzerland enjoys the unenviabe dist;cc.;,
larger percentage OF unatics than any other eoyrt
Marx I"ams old home in Tennessee was sol5 rS.,.,
IL includes the Clemens homestead which , 100"'y'
the scene for the novel THE Glded Age" '''sen as
Ia crosse lNis) citizens threaten to establish 49,.
ineoe nes IN competition with the street car eo1D,u
which refuse TO give them the accommodate N'pahes'
they believe they entitled 20 which
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Need a Change.


Fort Worth Mail-Telegram
Colonel O. T. Holt is a candidate for mayor Of Houston
and prospects he will be elected Houston needs I.
change in city affairs Too long has that progressive m
niopaliy been held back by ring rule which would r,io
any community in the world This condition has existed
there since H. Baldwin Rice defeated mayor mum
Der OF The ring administration has had the sun
port OF an afternoon which has made joke of pro-
tests and the taxpayers have been unable 20 get redress
When there possibility that the ring would be defeat
ed several years the ring became frightened the o
books destroyed in the dead Of night and the leaders
made seapegoat OF man who had been faithful in his
loyalty TO the HOusons city affairs have been very
bad IL remains for the cty become purified bv tbr
election man al the head Of the CITY gove
ment Then will stop the hghwayneu the murderers m.
sandbas artists and all such thugs which have gone 10 helm
destroy the former goed reputation OF the city Colonel Ho
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81; ~ ~ M ,-r,;,,opt men Of Texas He was at one tnae
member Of te National democratic executive eoTms
He is loyal democrat polished gentleman Ill.,, The
;s learned in the Law. The Post IS supporting nu..
- ~ ta rr;,iciscd for not heretofore supporting Sc
r7ed nominees Of tie city democratic ring ou' ne os
could not support those who in the guIse on w ,a
friends Houston needs change. An an''-'ee 'fus1u'
there would help all Texas
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iMontgomery County Record)
judge ' Of tn. er4na I'Ps Of Houston has been appointed
a3TTls counties vice Judge A. C. Allen 1. ves9n and
msn,. pT mas a. extensive reputation as a1yer o1 mr.
predict, b t eSnsHee as practitioner and m, PraI
'Aa' the soveTHer made selection out the fact
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TAMPERING WITH TRIF =
WRITTEN BEFORE THE 90

2oSSoSOoSoOOSSSS SSSoooo
WRITTEN BEFORE THE BLrzzapD
Now yeh hear IN plowman b.,,.'
Der the upland meads and ~
An tn earth smells sweet an f.n'
As tn long straight furro,v .
An yeh sense at springs s-eor,i.,
An yeh hear tn doves acro go"
An tn bees persistent hur,n;n,
Seems ter sing yeh songs O. Inn,
Songs O. volets-oh. elorvl
Hidden yiolets an thinFsi
Nature sings TIL same OIL story
An yeh listen she sings
Till yer ears all a-tncie
An yer feet are jgqin tno
As across tn mead an inple
Comes tn plowmans faint bsIi..
Somethin seems ter tell III nos;.,
When IT. time ter wake an ~
Buds come Dustin inter roses
An tn jasmne's sweet perfrr,.
Seems ter eddy all erbout ven
An a somethin seems ter saw
At tn town do without ven
An yeh got ter so away
Got ter see tn burns an n,edd.,
Breathe tn country air again
Hear tn birds amid tn shadder.
Hear tn splashin TIL rain
Come a-falln' all a-spatter
Then it's gone-yeh hear III cali
OF tn moclbirds all a-chatter-
An tn rainbow's over ALL
y j. =
Perhaps that earthquake INDUCED in by cbr,.
few days since merely effort to shake II. 49,
If it is true stated. that Miss Holman N. ~.
Marcoui has "run him down it must be thai q. .'a
portrait as printed in the New York papers s'
A Los Angeles man whom the doctors gave -, !. !.
consumption coughed up the tip of bayonet and y u
ing. IT. ought to give that tip to lew other cons
to cough tip
Dispatches say that an American girl has been ,,..
to the kaiser AS the kaiser is married man, he viii ~
less give her back.
A mad man at Owaneco, Ill.,, says he will publish 60
zine ar madmen and DR.. Hoyt of Detroit says in a. ~
sill all be mad. II the magazine can only bon ~ l.
zoo years it has great future before it,
Miss Bessie L. Norris who recently married En,o-,t
Gates is B. U. G. The professor takes the B M
s. Chicago man claims to have discovered the mict.
amahty and to have tried it his mother-inaw Az
claims ,hat be tell by the way she smiles that a 49,
Prof Garner claims to have captured couple 81 ~
which can talk English. What he has really epr,,s.i
probably a pair OF globe trotting dudes.
50
The poet wrote a sprinctme ode
OF rhythmic sweep and good
But the money that his genius brought
All went to purchase wood.
J. " LEEh
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SOME VIEWS AT WASHINGTON.

to make it that there is feeling Of uufrendlne
or an'agonsm between Senators Cubcron and Bailey
The article is well written and interesting The writer
evidently acquainted with the two gentlemen about whom
writes and portions hs pen sketches Of their char
actefisies their methods particularly entertaining
l nc makes number Of grevous errors the principal
ol which IS his assumption that there is anything but th
best Of feeling between the two men who represent Texas
the upper house Before going any further in this direction
II might be well to recall that Bailey has always expressed
ms admiration and regard for Culberson both in public
N private life that he an ardent admircr the eide
Oberson and that he has gone on record the effect tia
he would support in the forthcoming eubernatora
race IN eNas who was not in favor Of the reelection of th
present senior senator
Senator Baley's declaration for German for presden
wei be followed later by the announcement that Senator
tuberson is for somebody else is the sentence which
tie Article in question begins
ms IS very violent assumption the part Of the
writer Of that article The writer hereof IS not position
10 say anything about Senator Cubersons preferences fol-
the presidential nomination by the democratic party 1909
hN the assertion may safely be made that Cuber
son announces for and supports other than Cor
ran u viii be because he believes his be better thar
'3ruan and not because he is opposed Bailey
The writer in the Times Democrat even goes far
say that the cause for the antagonism bitter feeling be-
tween the two is not far to seek They come from
adjoining counties and it is not supposed that in
state as big Texas the people going
have both senators from the One the other
nrs 60 down The feeling growing against North Texas
having all the representation the highest legislative body
n the country and there people po
cal brush who casting Sleeps eyes n the direction Of one
OF the seats Culbersons expires first Bailey will b.
tn the fight against him because Bailey going 30 keep hrs
seat as long as he can Then again thcc is personal
considerable lack Of information IS shown in these
statements as win readily be by d,incresd OBJ
server who acquainted with either the geography Of Texas
or the general conditions existing in The State IT quit,
I. Sd liz hat more ffvf,-.
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NENrP T00 NnuNG-

The rhld's jather--Doctor. don't YOU think that S's
too young 20 submit to an operation
The doctor-Aiy dear sir, you can't begin too soon
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There was a crush at the wedding l suppose"
'Cru>h Why, the fishers had form flying vi
Ia order TO get the bridal party up 10 the altar"
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Tar Philadelphia Times speaking Of selections of alder
men peucnty There is sufficient reason why the
business OF The city councils should be carried on M the
spirit tha, controls ,he administration of our great
charite, and the numerous associations of AN kinds 10 which
SO many men give their time and effort without thought of
personal advantage There plenty men 30 every neigh
barh.ol with the ability and Che disposition to taxi. up this
work ID te opportunity given hem 1t is not ucccssa-
g chat ey shall be OF prominence and distinction it
only necessary tbat they De pro5y and iudepcnd
no whose interest Is the welfare OF the city only not that
OF the political machine
AND was she the only girl YOU ever loved Sig Mareouo
Ir said apropos of Prince Henry's intended visit to
Boston that Mayor Pat Collins Is learning to sing Der
Wach Rhine" while Prince Henry is learning TO whistle
The Nearin O the Green
Bosoa transfers arc on strike They are trying to drive
some sort Of a bargain with their employers.
-------
Mas. Par CAMPBELL, who is playing The Notorious Mrs
Ebbsmh m New York requested the authorities sprinkle
ubark around the heater What they should have ,prin
Ned was disinieetauts
A suNnsr says that will all be mad in zoo years
The 9ehIey case has got the majority OF us mad right
Tine syear-od Missouri girl who claims she has solved
the problem OF trisectng angle is bright little girl or
will be she learns how dssect chicken and
make biscuits.
PRlScr HENRY has decided to visit BOSTON He will he
met by the mayor and presented with the beans OF the CITY
MANY Elkhart farmers preparing TO plant tomatoes
and potatoes 1t is said that tha vicinity as In
others has been found be alive with the poverty
mcrobc.
Max oRrll says that while the doctors we're fishing for
his yermCorm appendix he was like New ork sunday
wide oren.
THE OF the king Korea has been the lion of
New York Tor time dropped 100000 in New Works TEN
deroin This shows that he IS somewhat tender hon
house for INDECENT journalists likely make number of
indignant journalists
Now THAT the Indian has been made to discard his
blanket he should be made don kits and taught to plav
golf Then he would be eligible TO New York's 100"
CoRrUs CHRIsTr should call the attention Of those Ne
roit capitalists the loads OF cabbage they will be ,he %
collect freight rates
king EDWARD should have his picture taken of those ne
coins and etouched Like another parsonage we wot Of il Is
not likely that he is as bad as he is painted.
MASSACHUSETTS killed his sweetheart's father r.;
order that his path might be clear marry the girl This
IS certainly case Of true love
EDwARp thinks the Boer war will end before HE cor,
nation This is the first ntimaon the world has had tb,
the latter ceremony was to be postponed
Flrz must have seraped on few freekes when h, lei
down that fight of but il he scrsped OF ssoooo
worth It must have left him bare naked.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE


@. J. PALMER - ..........Y Vice President
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EDwARp thinks the Boer will end before his coro
nation This Is the first rtmaton the world has had tb,
he latter ceremony be postponed
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scWNnsr says that will all be mad in 200 years
The sehlcy has got the majority mad right now
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BosroH transfers strike. They are trying to drive
some sort Of bargain with their employers.
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The IS-yearod Missouri girl who claims she has solved
The problem OF trisecting angle is bright little girl or
will be she learns how dssect chicken and
mako biscuits.
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Frz must have seraped on few freckles when he fell
down that fight OF steps but il he scraped OF $4,000
worth it must have left him bare naked
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king EowARD should have his picture taken OIL those new
coins and reouched Like parsonage we wot Of Il i
not likely that he is bad as he is painted
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos. 1901, tos 1tos 1907 and 1909 Franklin avenue
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ANo Sic The only girl you ever loved sig Mareon
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MASSACHUSETTS, killed his sweethearts father in
5 certainly a case Of true love
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Max ORELl says that while the doctors we're fishing for
his vermitorm appendix he like New lork Sunday
wide omen
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The poet wrote a springtme ode
on rhythmic sweep and good,
But the money that mis- genius brough.
All went to purchase wood.
J. " LEEA
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Entered Of hs Postoee HosSfor TeTsS as See0"dC0''
AfaiI MoficY.
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CoRrus CHmsr should call the attention Of those De-
ou capitalists to the loads OF cabbage they will be able TO
collect freight rates on
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MANY Eikhart farmers preparing 10 plant tomatoes
and potatoes Ii is said that cotton in chat vicinity as in
many others has been found be alive with the poverty
n,irrobc
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Now THAI the Indian has been made TO discard his
blanket he should be made don kits and taught to plav
golf Then he would be eligible 10 New Yorks 100"
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Coed >tatiol1ary and Genius
Are Ge orally Strangers

One of tAe curious problems of iifa
is the igreeoneiliability between ar1
and stationery. The greater The genius
the worse the stationery. as rule.
Tae real genius never has a pen that
is iii to use, unlH-s he borrows it.
On the other hand. the commonplace
person has a writing table appointed
in proportion to his Of her common
placeness, ana eliminating in the
bores perfoaF naraphernalia. Wita sea-.
ing va, Ions envelopes and ever. talnG
else.
The geniGs never buys d poneil.
He picks up Lis neighbor's. - t0l
buying Elctting paper-to buy it ro-
Guires a peculiar moral effort. He
rarely buys it. AS to ftamps, the genius
usually buys these from her servants.
one at a time. She rarely writes let
ters and consequently only requires
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stamps Oh rare occasions.
81 course. tie genius is not stinSy
and must not be confoun0ed with the
one WHO unable to spend more than
twenty-five cents at time for paper
and stamps. This unfortunate perS9l
IS usually wealthy and a woman. Sc
will use the half sheets Of other peo-
pies letters and has the crucl trick al
crossing and recrossing the lines IN
her own. She has a paA ion for pos1.
81 cards and boards old and disusea
pens rubber bands. Old enSagemcH
books and pencil ends. simply because
size finds it impossible 10 throw away
anything connected with stationary.
Wien forced to use the TELEGRAPH?
wires SIZE will sit at desk Uttered
18th silver trying To condense mes
sage for the sake of a few pennies, un-
Ill it is devoid. of meaning and polite
ness.
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SOAK YOUR DRIED FRUIT

Dried fruit, if properly prepared, IS
almost as delicious as when preserved.
The trouble is that few cooks know
the correct manner in which to cook
it. They place it on the stove and
let it boil or simmer without first soak
ing it. The truth is that al dried
fruit should lay in cold water placed
near the ..ye.
The soaking rcstcres the fruit "a
=. original size and favor. The fruit
is then allowed TO simmer gently for
a few nlinuts IN TIE water in which ii
has been soaked Try this with Cali
fornia pranes and yea viii be sur
prised at their sweetness, requiring no
sugar for the ordinary taste.
Perhaps no fruit loses so much CT
its IL, "iousness as tie peach ii dry
ing. canning or preserving, and yet
the drie3 Pc eEe5 Wiai,.a have been
soaked the prescribed hours and serv-
ed "llA 9@@3A it-la SiSaii an ~ 0Si9
detection. Its half-sister. the appri-
cot, is almost Geectahle VIXEN SO pre-
pared.
So many who have tried and failed
to make an appetizing dish for the
children from the driel fruits will
find the solution in the soaking for
houl and the simmering for minutes
The golden rule is never to throw
away the water in which the fruit
has been soaked, for in it lies half the
virtue of your sauce; simply rinse the
fruit thoroughly before putting it te
soak
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Bags hre Handy About the House

Tie bag is a very desirable cGr
venience to the average houseIlecper.
This article in its different varieties
is here described. One house ha,: the
entire inside OF a hall closet door
two-pocket affair. but one that reach
'&es from top To bottom of the pannels.
In this closet are all the rainy day
paraphernalia Of the household.
\ boot aHG shoe bag for an IN
dividual room would be smaler, aal
the footgear kept in it will collect
less dust and be more accessible Than
if they must be hunted in the dark
Ieces, es Of the closet floor.
Fiowered denim or cotton cicViot
are good material for piece bags.
4 bag for soied handkerchiefs, to
be hung beside the dressing table is
made By taking first piece OF paste
board and cutting a round section
about ten inches in diameter. Cut
out from the center of this hole large
enough to admit your hand. This
must next be covered with some pref
ty material, and bag made from the
same. The bag should be about eigh-
teen inches long and it's mouth then
i-ewed to the edges of the opening
made in the stiff piece. 1t is thus
kept open, and the handkerchiefs can
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.Ao"t tv.a i@a 3. 2zsg t.. ri. ~ .a=.
5.asaa .e=5 - ~ 4 .al.s.
..-,a... Ei..~.g =.r.=... az 80 en-
:. ta,-.....=.a- s.tae. .'zaafs
.Js:.5 . .4..u s,...e.- 4- =...s
,.o hro@,l 4 II !. .,~, ....1
ds.-t aro1l- t..s, ..ss.. =. sid t.s Mas
cleaned mach Letter ttau bE
any otter oroom q. br@s,. BY having
:c.eral s1Fr.!ed TO Tie maid in2te
vii! De no cNcjJsa + duty Wai,s.
An odd shopping BAG l. maze from
/. 4oe str;ngs-brovn strings are uscl
They are knotte1 IN su"a way as %
cave Gi&rlaa. .,-*i..pei openings ab>Ut
N inen .9n2 betNesa lscm ami ti,@
in tag Oh tne enJs &. tle a;taa
strings fern the finish. sort Of fringe
at TOP ana b3ttau. .i.e. vi ri1,
iihboG ve:% prett.. nag r25ais +.
When tie term ai59THins ha@ is nsrf
the write. means o. course only Il
convenient handbag nee3oi & caY"Z
I5u4dle5 II. tt ha@ is ahoat twelve
inches lCas by eigat in With
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be easily put in or extracted.

be easily put in or extracted.
A bag with an open mouth should
be hung on the frame of the sewing
machine at the side All threads and
scraps can then be dropped in while
machine sewing is being done
Most useful is pattern case. though
not strictly bag. Take a strip Gf
rome heavy stuff-cretonne, denum or
cheviot. Let it be yard long and
twelve inches wide. At equal distane-
es Oh this strip place tapes length
wise. Three Of these viii be sufficient
Tack them firmly down to the materi
al at distances Ct four inches. Fasten
them also at the ends, and at enc eni
at the center Of the strips fix two
long tapes, left loose to tie the case.
Bind the case all round with more
tape, and iE ert the patterns by Slip
ping them under the lensthWise tapes.
Roll up and tie round the loose ends
of tape. When a pattern is wanted it
is easily found by unrolling the case,
when all the patterns lie open to in
spection.
+ +
No housewife should be without
broom bags. Heavy canton flannel is
used for these. A bag large enough to
easily admit the broom is made, with
the furry side OF the flannel out.
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.enera; Offices III Pine St.,


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that two-lolIar pants ad., vou'll have to cut
about three verses of O. this poem,
EDITOR-But if do that it won't make
sense.
FOREMAN-Maybe not; but it will make
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