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Lord Ro~,,u No, to he ., saratoga,

To NV rpIroR ~ THF sUN ~ hsN"
seen IN tho new Spaper- = S'orv th7i ~" iafl
~ R,s,lvn - 10 he exploited ~ Saratoga th's
s,uu.r ~, powerful ,,udicst" ~ gambler
ana fh,t ne - 'o ha uS'd a. an adv"r'isus
ngur, T.r -" gambling houses ~ tha' r".ot'
Th,s ,tor- - untrue md unworrar'"i lh"
Iri - LossVu - ooming - 'hi- country
under .~ar'r,ct 10 mo to appear Nl'r l",.l"
NtIv.rt. Iso bistrnChrirfn, ana Cih"r~.
IN mt v Nar-talIS play. Thor. . NauH
= SIN ~" vIll not Frriv" here uu'N ~"
Saratoga saIzNu De- over. and when N" docs
arrtN" all h- I'm" ~ 20 ~" opening ~ IN"
inlay Will 10. I..u'rei i'T r"h"qr~H's " "a.
evident. therefore. that 'he Safliosa s'"t'
,n.'iFs 10 every hody concerned thn' 2 -tnf"
m.'' hc printed DENYING the am"
tUAIiTs l''UusN
Nru Nork. Iuiv ~
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V-si, TO 60 Trolley RidIns

To IN, Tpt-nr ~ rHt SrN -. " :.
ub,t 10 20 dag aSk, Tor ,om~Nod' - 80 'ro"sr
ndins four dsyS viz shArrs ~Np'n'ss r'"i 49,
no nors IN 80 snf 49, h",ird 'nuf way 'f
pai'irlAD
10 IN. rrtr,s ~ la Sr~ -, A',er"ss
meats a rHr >rN srr saif ~ brins 'ur" .ni qHi.s
r,sponss. but n ~ = T. sb" 'a!.s .'f : ~'r
p.rlnn IN = tru'r, trip In this morning = 'Ss"" H's
not alr-sd, secured = rding mat" - might com
runisais wv mo ~ he l. Nc " Who
writes Tho nsT'pv gauge ro~'r' th'' '" 's'1a'N
Arpests IN rHs Srs should expect h'r ~ g. "
4nm. qua -sn,-. ~ mNdes' d~pnrtn1-n' " o. r"n
4 would b. embarrassing y" have ~ us'~r "1'"
b. Apos'ropals-s INC "'ndurints. motor mon. "~r
TIC rutd. and 'rIinv rorr IN tuW 7 s1N"'d want
~ do ~,-n- ~ IN" tsIsIng
Rrst w.> wWo C.N Gsr 80
j.s,ic. tuN y
II rHr rpIroR ~ wv S"~ So A. 'ars
r.cogn,Se No sivls ,ot 's'u~' Ach ~ 10 " 80
l.',~r Ngned " l. IN 'hIs r'"'-'Hg s-tN H"s
TO suhrri' tHs follow ma
am not = n iuionaif~
Put ' can So 'hsr~
WIN = gr~a' his
Who,p'
To nks 'tnilsy ftdcs
IRE ms, have 'i,~ End r1a-N rssars.
A. hav" neither and ~ '"0Etns
ror = .ofi INNS.
WIN YOU kindly s'.-'
NJ wsy to-
TINS veTN uue-'
chap
wha goes b, the name
IL " always ths ams'
az " J L.
~ think I'm = man.
I've no doubt that Ne can
~ or ~nmr kind ofa
hetergeneous asrress,ion
withou, se,tins or our trolley
SEE FhsStC ht>nsiaNr
wssr ic~ru srrvvr. N,~ Ncrs
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.low grinding vsv' The n-xro poru-
lafion is ,oo Sr~st prrp"ttions's'v. IN
south Carolina AMI Ml--s~s,pV, 'h-re are
mnIs negr,-- than whites. In OsnrEis
m" two ras'~ are nearly s-ptally diVtd"i
numerically ant IN Louisiana the whites
are only about ~ l-r ,"nt more than
the rgr's~ Tho ,~rv instinct ~ self
preservation ~ the white civilization ~
the south dictai-@ f,-tstaur~ ~ IN"
philosophy which would "Nrr M oh
s;riction tn the ' gping ~ the n"grn"~
to the devil AMI to Destruction
Moreover. the south IN It's present
wonderful industrial development needs
all the labor u can get black and white,
and, practically. the preference thet"
seems generally to be- for negro labor.
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To rur EpIroR oy THp srS-Sr The
admirable and oonciliatory tone Of your
editorial on the Roman Catholic Church.
In THs srS % Tuesday. might veil he r"cipro-
Gated hy the American Federation NJ Catholic
Societies referred to at their meeting nes'
1u-rday .
IN. manner In which they have eSprees~d
themselves hitherto IL a guarantee" thai th"S
will no, u.e or indor.s any language hkriF
20 proyok. Protestant resentment 'ath-
olic- collectively and Individually need ana
desire the friendship rather than the tolefs-
ton Of their nou-CAtholic fellow citizens.
of agnoattcs a. well as OF Prote-tants
All have equal rishts under the Constth-
ton and the laws and all should take the sainr
in,.res, In the honor aud welfare OF ON
country D..
The only subject which you seem 10 lear
may cau-. bitterness IL the question OF thr
Philippines But your editorial shows very
clearly that there - no longer u" IrA-'
grounds for such feeling
The digni'~ Of the United states. as vel As
that Of the Vatican. has heen admirably w,
held by Governor Taft. on IA" one hand. ana
hv BISHOP O'Gorman on the other
The publication of Secretary Root lAet
letter. couched IA excellent spirit, removes
the uneasiness caused by a.. sensa'ionaI
leadlines OF -om. paper- We can nov
have every confidence that the treaty and
tia, the legal rights OF the frtars wall he dusy
respected and that nothing WIN Dc doh"
affecting our civil and religious hber'lr-
which might form an evil precedent
MICHAEL CoRCoRAN
B~pookIyN. July -
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and as a joy forever

In an article which contrasts charm
inClv with the notice 81 some sort ~
bltters AZ Us feet and with the notice
Of tnlev's Kidney Cure AZ its crown.
Mr. COON thus modesrly recommends
himself.
We call ihs special sttsntion 80 our readers 10
our picture In M, issue W DO not do ,hs tn show
our>-l'. b., to show our pArt shat W. mean 70 -.
W to date with Other co4nte. ,nd To make a good
neh' FOR the Nomination. and when Ve are nom
mated W will tss. = sr-a, pride In making = hard.
W 80 date and successful tgtI Tor uut election
And We call the f~;c,ial attention ~
our readers 10 that picture m this issue
There are 10 he OWNED or seen power.
tempered with mildne-s. commanding
intellect. the grrfalcou eve. the true
stat"sman's ear. flaring out To catch tho
slightest Whisper 81 the peoples voice
and call II Is a head that would have
have been preemiuent IN the West Nir-
gInla HOUSE 81 Delegates or n any other
chamber Il mind. There flashes from "
the look that draws audience still a night
With that head AZ its disposal Clay
fHlllNIN Nllplllu 7" ~ lW' llbUl w INV
politics 81 the nation. Our readers will
cur out that poll and store II reverentlv
in their COLLECTIONS As the PLAYS all
say. - lifetime wIll come " Unfortunately
tn. time didn't come this wear The
WAYS of nominating conventions n OF
petit iurles are past finding nut We
NAV say ~ tho politics 81 CLAY county
what JoHS ADAMS laid ~ IN. politics ~
New York. that they are " tho Devils
own incomprrhensihllltIes Tho Hooi-
Ori of July r had this melancholy an
nouncement:
dis,rc,
Who the hlazes IL KYLE The world
knows Cook Of the Hooi-OH kYLE
u neither knows nor wants 10 know
So far was the brain Of tho Hoof-OT
from winking that a. II" saws. with manly
regret ". could not get our name
placed before the n vention. although
We tried ~ least two dozen Republicans
e. get them IN do this little act ~ kind
ness for us. which we could not we'll do
o%urself. and not one of them would act :
Such ar. the gnais. They love ,o bother
the lion But Mr. COOK keeps that in
comparable head tie stands bv right.
nv truth. hy the head. and hv his friends.
even " they have refused - stand hv
him and the heat.
Th-y canno, run %, oqi ~ GUY parry N which
90 v-'- horn and trsr-d W. sr, 'or. ana " W.
don &C. ons csnts worth NJ help frnm Other Re
~punprsns Win winch 20 p,y .rp~nseS 81 the psprr.
W No eoins to DO -,-rv,h'ns IN olr power to sI,~,
the 'icbr'. snf - th-S A.. si IS ttl, R-pub,lcs an,
- ~ az W vii have thew assistance Ne need al
ne .SsStsn-- Ne csn s.'. ana no m. csn ,fu,h
fuIy Ay that W. haven 90, on. ~ m. N.r h-st
urkrts In tbs nsid ever put th.T- nv the Cisy county
Republicans ~ Ne an ral The espens~s ~ INC
r,p~r and run ". and rsnho, pro~ure ANY h~lp
from m. candidate ~ = last r->or. a, wul isN
down nc Moo o. In honor NJ Repuhlicsn,sn and
stump tho county W behalf ~ the 'dsrk horss. MO
Vas driven frum 30 shady grove within the green
n.ids oi clover. out upon the rugged n,ld, 81 brp~se
and poinica harishlps TO hAits among mulrs,
'ia>sacts and Demorrsu " de'-ne. ~ tho y n y
and his own political csr-et
In defeat unconquered. The ma
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vtN wHe ForND NorTs
Vet . sr's%s 10 Have nsss anis ,..i.,.,
", the , sshtrr

BERNARD Ns.vnn 'Ha Hr.,r
hospital nur~ vF. 90. t.H.
urisv ah~r 'rytre '. |... .. OIL. -
NsiionAl Rank f.fr ,ru
Nsi Rams ~ ~I.
Lacked the -tsrsruH~ .' '.s
d~i-rhare~t Yesterday D., Nas .... -
In Tho rorh- T. .,- yrIr 49,.
NCNea. Nho mate ID. ,r..-f ,..,. q
b a thew 49, ~ ",|l'u,. .r.
man
The poltc ~mau hantsi - fln Ma .-,..
q letter r~s~rclrssi by Do" 'rt ~ ~
Yesterday from J " s,.. ;
the ShelbyNi'lr hank saving .Ha an.
had i--u'-i unlN -iN So" r".- "a,
that all Wer- fully -lrtri ru. n,
had h--'n IT Inc bitter .f .. N,
any bills ar nv WI .pg' .g .r. t
NJ hong standing aud Nf g. y n
nave t--u E.-' ~ -iul..
The sisna'upr - 't' Pro- &c.,. p OIL.
ShelhNVi'ls Trans vGS : aart. .. -
letter and wn- fouui o.. .rrrl.. prN.
fully wt'h that ct ~, r.'s
NagiSi RAT" l~,Is'. % So. Hargrr 20 m
directed IN" pollo' ruur % -''ur. ..
puted hanku1'cs - ~. rIr-s url sol
Malynn 20 CommunICa'' with 'N, NN..,.
Vile hank and get 10" no'"- pr't-'riy ~En-i
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The Hoo,-owi and the .~Ias,acs>.

For Inn, rim. 49,. h.v. x,,ch.i with
synn,,bv an. admiration tho uoli,ical
car,cr ~ M, H., p,cu nm NoSroCM-
xvv coos .t,,,r ma ,nhI,sh.r - IN.
W,., ,,y,,,,o yoo,-O,d which ,uwhi,s
!, CLAY r,n,,v ur CooK's editorial
,no,,o a Ry r,c,, by,rn,h and nv our
,r,.nd. ~. s,.rd mr. IAN : He lives I'M
Iii n,,,o Sn-,LIaI ~, u,ssen the AL
,.ris.m.,,. -r.m..i.. Tor xboon,ny
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CONSULATE GOES BEGGING.
Only One Man Wouid Go 10 Wsrssw end
Russia wouldn't Have Him.

WASHINGTON. July s.-August oasimer
Wolf. who was appointed Consul OF the
United States az Warsaw, Poland. has
notified the State Department hat he IL
unable 20 accept on account Of III health.
Mr.. Wolf il q Russian subject. Owing TO
the fact that, the Office pays only about
,so a year In fees. u has been impossible.
except on one ocCasion. 20 get an American
citizen 10 take II. The exception was
Angus Campbell 81 Massachusetts. who
was appointed last December. but owing
To feeling against him in Warsaw over hts
elouament with a young woman OF that
Mac. and the failure Of the Russian Govern
mem, Ia grant him an e~xequa,ur, his APP
poinrment was cancelled
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hsnan' and ,h~ -nvi,ts cant l"~~ thss
heat In VAN 81 ,hs hesshsn rss~
against ~ We couldnt - driven
out ~ the Rspubl,can party -ays tho
head ~ are me ~ tho party and
would - = fp,t ~ allow other p-"npl"
'" runt ~ out and mak" = Ia--aek ~
~ I~t ~ print a hotter payer
" i unnecessary ~ print q he,ter paper
than IN. Hooi-nN1 II - lmp"s~ibl"
that there should b" anything greater
than the heat II will Lead vet IN the
ranks II war N CLAW n csnno h- kept
81 IT the Hpus, ~ Delegates " ~ss
made Ia lea. and shine and m. iassscks'
bray In vain against u
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FOOL OIESrIONS AN>OiED NV.
Amateur Builder Explains VII, n.
Dtdn't Heed the Policeman.

Prank Mueller. the die sinker. Nho butt
his " automobile and Vas ARRESTED In II
on Tuesday night for speeding in Central
Park West, Was arraigned yesterday IN
the West Side police court.
Il had my wife with me. . he told Naes
trate Meade And We were riding up
Fifth avenue Al lOist street n man rsn
into the street aud shouted for M 10 stop.
| did and what do you SUPPOSE he sald''
Mister. your wheels are going around
That made me mad aud | ran III" mAnhn.
a little faster. but at llOth street another
man rar into he street and held w IN,
hands A. a signal for me 70 stop. st0pP~t
again and he said
Get a horpe That vas ennu al for
me 80 ] ran the machine over Ia N.
other aide Of the Park. We we're going
faster than ] ght the automobile would
go. when this policeman shouted for IN.
TO stop. thou ht he vas lk. tho others
and had some fool thing 20 say - krpt
on until he got me that's all
Magistrate Meade held Mueller In $50
bonds for trial and when he couldn't furnish
bail he was locked up.
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The -wh.elmen's hotel IL a we'll
known institution IN the United States
~ appointment of such resorts was
insugurated hv 'he League OF American
Whe,imen many wears GO, and the cyclists
have derived much lanefit from II 4
-lgn t~aring the letter. l. A W may -
seen to-day On hotels. large and small
throu ghout this country. and wherever
found u bids the CyCii-i welcome II must
IT, 'in" FOR the automobiles hotel .
They arr being established IN England with
gr,a' comfort to tourists and profit 10
H.. yer- Tho rates are hNcd and there r"
machine wards. with water supply and ho-'
PIPE AZ least thirty feet long and supplies
~ ga-ulene and oil
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su,r u,sa vN~u

l~c,eI~.t IIsgr o''hs lsnd
m, beauty 'sd~s a. slufhs
-, SOM ~ s~''Irg - heir rass
So, h.iwb ~>Serr- scents h hrrep
nn.., Fl, ,iNnd. ss~ep tsrrr al N, bowers
and Al around hntr N snf Town
IrsNs M emhl~w ~ t'.ncl toSu
'r- stores NJ shops AZ '.' ~ ~'n
Vro ri, No STREETS - l"N'p Zen
- sl,,hs ,ion~ has - -ca' % dust
m, rusisr blade IL strrped q ~"
a.. rnh.s rsu fsdrrm tuN Vfd~
N,o rsrf ,nd ,cf' both t,i snd a't-
s,.r.r tHaH ne wsrd ~ Noe ~ .n'f
Vr.r. ". 'rr tards nl 8 nung ara ND
~,.~' ~rur. Town Th' s's'" sFNcl
H.. .r-,'r, lnovlris- io'h ,sHurf
rN,u IN ~ -'es 'st aro.nd
rrr Nsstrf ton 50 .hi''sN
-. ~ We bpNcs iHl' pay
r,frs srh 'rr rniy l"i.ts
V,y,s.s h~~,~, snd raNs 'rsm 40.
~ youthful hans stcsri and u"
A. rrrp'f cords - F~tuds a. f~sf
~ rer-, ne 'n',! o. SHINING so'd
III. ~. " foI Ar ~N~t tirs'
IN r rrod'ssl, 49, suins We"
rNr. s~sA vfTN rae 81 u.Id - frsT
A.I Iss,- r-F - fh~iF lovely h'w~
Isat not no mar V'1 tr-aslr- s'-i
ihtns bow gs',i,~i .ai " rorSt' ant si,'~d
p-st' ant hsal'iU4~ 49, ~ aiw
G'rs nc sud wotkins q, o., "a
pf,ius ~ sloih'li mr. sNn'
Trr rtNtrIag 40 ~ NNsr~ H~N
psSp~sk o'rstt~f dsN = Nn4 tru
noS car~ ~, tore Inv ~'rnins rrHn
n twtrt ist- OF ~ tHT kurN
Nh-r~ nav - ~ rhsr~T nc l~uU'hful N0Ns
Tsr gNn,esNrf~ tnN~N f-s' - toNs
~ srttlrfs to- v'tn hNusIu, so
Nnsii INudlN suCn - sr~r~s wrnt ~
" nov tUpse dsNs W't ZONE Vu mnf'
H,pp Ani fssnfNu hAs r. N>si M trNt
Us ia chan " 10 nov r. me fosu
T.rH IfaNfrui VITA q brrr ~ .rrwn
Nuns on ihrt gNwcs ~ r'v''fn -
rreNi HH m grs Hul rut a sNrl
fHrk % " 70 hwsN ~ rTFAl sINtr
ThrN AZ Nc Htsthsl 4 80 au' count
W. nov hANr rra~Nr g. ANAL
me ,Ilags hArfsar~ dNsr foF al
J. N~rgusN.S yLsons
Ataso. tnd July .
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CONSUMPTIvE HOSPITAL PLANS
Adopted b. state Commissisu ~enstrus
ten 70 begin This Fan.

ALsASI, July so-The commission h
charge Of the construction and nAin,--
nance Of the proposed state hospital Tor
consump.ivee TO he lo~'ed in the Adiron-
dacks, met here to-day with State Architect
Helms. Howard Townsend, president, and
John Seeley Ward. Jr. Of New York civ
and Or. John II. Pryor, secretary Z
Buffalo we're present and approved NJ
Ueins's mans Tor a t~O-stofy brick al
stone building. To he constructed Oh ~
pavilion plan with al administration hutd-
ing in the centre The hospital i 70 acouH-
MEDIATE q hundred patients and "a 10 ''
located at R~aybrook, fs-es county. l."
tween lake Placid and NaranAc II =
siOO. 600 made by the Legislature, Il bong
the expectation tina, work can he begur
this fall. 80 as 20 have tho building ready
for occupancy next year
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GIRLS LUNCHEON FOR CANTOR
Cock ed and Served ny the Pupes q
vacation school

The housekeeping class 81 vansftnn M
TT at Market n Monro" -reofs "n'-f
,ained Borough President Cantor al nun
cheon yesterday. The spread w- "NE''
nv the girls ~ the cla-- under the 'Hp~f
vision Of Miss Silver-tein, their t"A'h-r
Tn. meal consisted ~ veal croqnet's- an1
green peas. -andv icha- and Salsd toaF"l
cracker. and chS~~e. chocolate fuds" an
20 Mr.. Cantor a hand. painted menu card
and a leather porke'hook
Mr.. Cantor made the hearts a. the ri'
glad hy telling them that the veal cro9neite'
were vastly superior 20 ANYTHING lNlr IN.
co used 10 serve ~ sam Ward. ana 'hN'
the Crscker and chocolate tudS" W."
.y.n h~,,., than his mother used 'o make
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ART COMMISSION TO OvERsEE
Chsnges In the Cty Halls Ventilation.
Cellings and Floors.

Mayor Low ssnt . letter Yesterday 20
the Municipal Ar Commission informing
the msmb-rs Of thai body that CERTAIN
chanses we're contemplated in the in'er'ot
Of the City Hall and requesting the Io'a'
mission to pass o the plans
This building the Mayor wrote, -
10 fine q specimen Of srchitecturs ,hA' /
Am anxious that no changes shonid T.
made In It except such a. have been s".'
considered snd are believed by the MUM
nal AT Commission 10 be proper
Some weeks ago the Board Of tstimsts na
the Aldermen appropriated $3.50 'or ~:
improvements. The money WIN % si.n,
the rest IN new fioors and ceil'ngs
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session Law. Printing Awarded.

ALBANY. July S-Tb@ State Printing
poard to-day awarded the contract for
printing the session laws and slips for
1913. bids for sikh were received July Q.
To the J y Lyon Company 81 this city
Thar. were two bidders. the Lyon COM
uauy and the Argus company, and figuring
upon the basis 81 the amount Of work under
,1a Cnut ract last wear. the bid - the Lyon
comuanv was computed AZ t0so. and the
Argus company az SASS
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vro,,., FROM whitehall u" Vermont

AtR,Sy. July ~ Ia" vermont dNV~
hall RAILWAY COMPANY. NH Trr'E't
orsc. in New Ynrk c'fy. Wa moor pr 70
today with a capi'aI OF $50 ~ - ol"fh %
an electric s'rer' %rti,~.r 4 nine mi"- Fl.
from the p.iaNar, y 4 Hudson der '1
Whitehall 20 nv" NH'ur'u' -'s'" IN" .
in,er-ac, tho ~prrJos"d un''" ot 'he hu' a %
stree. rsilrav 1n- Iir" h'- ~ NashrN
ton county III directors afe d.
SLATER, = O.sppt Nichols. y { N.-
hou.. Paul VI Novrav. LEROY " Ba| ''''.
Harry VI cough CLINTON Y BE o.,
Donald r p-0~n. ard t1ra 4 ru''' -
N.v YORK r.fv
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WANTS ARTESIAN WELLS.
Governor OF Osxacs O6eu ~. ~ and
Ten Years Monopoly. Tar Free.

wAsHISoroS. July 30 The Governor
Of the State ~ Oa1aca, Mexico. has offered
a priz. 81 5000 10 any individual or com
pany who will dig IN arte-iAn well. either
In the city Of Oaxacs or any other OF thru
mentioned towns in he State Consul
General Barlow writes from Mexico City
that the Governor will grant a monopoly
to the digger Of the well Tor a period OF ten
years and exempt him and his property
from taxation. allowing him To sell water
to the inhabitants
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A Democratic r.r-cs.t In wisconsin


IN v Curtou. to see how the flhgt~"u>m
OF Governor LAtpILtrtt "' "
h"pnhhcah 'ahhl'a," y" ~
has r"Vi'rNi a spark ~ i"m"''"'"
ment A. vas known "''''
OF GROVER 'LkNtiA"p anu W" "u
wumi~ Inc non pA'ip ""
Democratic Mayor NJ M'i~anN'T '"0
'SuS '"u'tNA~" " WV
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Bosr coeHIav TO Br CITIZEN.
R~rncunce< KIns d ARD ana VII Tsse'p
CcSerumeut Land tn Montana

HEikS.. Mon July ~ -K"ee 'oghsn'
.hc ac-re... known In private C. NJ lo-'
= sullivan. has ~reuounCcd allegiau~ ~
King Edward Yesterday -" apr~a'"'
for her ars' NATURALIZATION papers he-"
She has lust returned from y tour ~ -
Yellowstone National Park, and -a"- 80
Wishes To take WI toN"rtm~n' lAii a."
engage In tho CATTLE business
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Not long ago &, was our happiness to give
the right and glad hand Of fellow ship to
one Of the Indiana SCOTS. the Hon BoorH
TARkISGroN books and ~doushnutsi. a.
no plunged into IA. sen 81 politics and came
up with a nomination to tho Eooei"r Legs
la'urr pinned tn his athletic chest ""
took a Pi-sah peep into the glorious futur-
From our watchtower "" saw author after
author making hat bold dive or treading
thn-e waters with triumphant feet We
-aw the ~lnjianny legislature composed
entirely 81 writer's. a senate Of poets. a
Hou-. ~ noveli-ts Other Legislatures
followed tho high example Congress to-
came a literary body The President
and Nice-Presid-nt were novslists The
speaker wa- a novelist The Ambassador
Al the Court of ~ Jame-'s was a poet
The Cabinet consisted 81 CHEvA-
LGER FILLER vas Secretary Of State. The
Hon. CHARI.Es MAJOR was Secretary u
the Treasury, the Hon iCHAR
DAVIS. Secretary 81 War. the Rev CYRUS
TOWNSEND BRADY, Secretary Of Navy,
the Hon HAMLiS GARLAND. Post master
General. the Hon ROBERT GRANT. Attorney
General! the Hon BLoopooop II CurTER,
Secretary 81 Agriculture TeSas vas cut
up into forty-hv- States TO make room
for the vast crops Of authors eager 10 IL
Statesmen
such was the bright dream hat cannot
fade Every day make- that vision truer
IN" Hon WINSTON CHURCHILL. formerly
81 =, Louis, l. 20 IT, a candidate for Repre-
sentative Of III" town Of Cornish IN the
New Hampshire Legislature. and he looks
from Concord To Washington. Thus q
government by Wits. the rule of authors.
l- already sighted From Grub Str.s,
'n the white House. there j. the title ~
the next great novel
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We have rad high hopes ~ IN" Non
CsRrER HssRIsoS. Maynt ~ chicago. and
l"oksi To- 49, his brown f.Sinra >hin" among
IN" ranks ~ war agains' p~lutocracy. hut
,ho-e hopes ara mldrw'si The 'h'ef NJ
pnl,c- ~ GlenNo~. ~ -w-ar- that Mayer
HARRISON j. tho most rSrkh"ss of ali N"
chauf-urs that drive their machines up the
Sheridan road IN. Chief calls III" Mayor
n fugitive from justice and orers a reward
for his arrest He has run away tn Michi-
gan, says angry Gl-noo", but he'll come
hack snma day and find trouble A
bu-hsl ~ trouble The Money Devil IL
not To BE- driven out by plutocrats in devil
wagons. and Democrats who keep a jug
eernsut Of their own will never block the
wheels 81 the Jug~gernaut Of capital.
The Hon C.RrgR HARRisos Is a loot
leader
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