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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

L M. Montgomery IN the congregationaiisi
No clever, brilliant thinker, she,
With. college record and degree
She has not known the paths OF fame,
The world has never heard her mime;
She walks In old. ~long-trodden ayg
The valleys OF the yesterdays.
Home - her kingdom. IVve IL her lower
She seeks no other wand. or power
To maxi home sweet, bring heaven near
To win q smile and wipe q tear,
And do her duty day by day
In her W quiet place and way.
Around her childish hearts are twIned.
As Found some reverend saint en6hrined,
following hers the childish feet
Are led 20 ideals true and sweet,
ind all purity and good
In her divinest motherhood.
she keeps her faith ~unshadowed still
God rules the world in good and III;
Men IN her creed are brave and true,
And women pure as pearls Of dew.
n life for her 1s high and grand,
BY WORK sid HIad cadcRvor SPAWNED
This sad old earth's 4 brighter place
Ali for the aunohine OF her face;
Her very smile 4 blessing throws
hearts are happier where she goes
"A gentle, clear-eyed messenger,
10 whisper iove--thank God for 1ert
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

zee 0nd dem).
he worked his way up from q page IN the
senat to a senatornhip, he, too, n q born
arietocrat; but the Hon. Cum shoe Bill'
stone is one OF the original friends Of man,
and his democracy is warranted to Be
chemically pure.
For the rest. ali Of US possess the po-
'tentiality OF becoming good democrats, II
I'VE subscribe 70 the Commoner and chase
the bacillus OF aristocracy out Of our blood.
Even the $3.50 better, in spite OF her pedl-
gree. is presumably a good democrat. In
her environment Il is not to be believed
that she would aspire to give milk for any
but the plain people.
Mr.. Bryan's definition may leave many
democrats In q state Of perplexity a.. to
the quality OF their democracy. Many OF
them may be IN q condition OF painful any
iety lest their systems have unwittingIy
harbored a germ or two Of sristocracy.
While they may be ambitious to be freed
Of all aristocratic tendencies and to love
the masses, they may not be certain that
the Nirvana Of their hopes has beer
achieved. Even In their longings they may
doubt their fitness to associate with the
Purified on terms Of equality, or even on
any terms whatever. To those. We can
say only that there Is one infailible test
of sristocratic tendencies. By means OF II
even 30 diluted = solution a. 1 70 1000. 900
can be detected instantly and preclsely.
II you object to any Of Mr.. Bryan's theo-
ries, you are an aristocrat. The more har-
~noniously your soul 10 attuned to Mr..
Bryan's soul. the nearer you approach 70
being a True Democrat. Politically, Mr..
Bryan 10 the Democratic Brahma. one
has attained True Democracy when hts soui
Is finally merged into the soul Of the All
in All.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Members OF the State Board Of Public
Lands and Buildings deserve com
mendation for dropping the project to
erect an addition to the state penlten-
tiary. In the face Of the fact that no
legislative appropriation has been made
for the purpose. AS The Bee has
-pointed out. no good reason exists why
the penitentiary cannot get along with
It's present quarters and ~accommoda-
tons until the Legislature responds 10 itl
needs after full investigation. To an
ticipato an appropriation win be Great
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Before the new reform police board
attempts to reinstate sigwart and Haze
as officers It would be well for its mem
bers to read carefully the charges and
specifications that caused their retire
ment from the service. II the docu-
ments have been mislaid, The Bee will
cheerfully furnish the board with a few
pages of ancient history that would
make any reputable police commits
sioner hesitate before INJECTING men
with such records on the community as
police officers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
LINES TO A LAUGH.


Chicago Tribune: "sYoul Complain. OF
being half-starved on account Of the high
~-s~S-f WuHv v.a- Won eve unakin0 a for
tune on your truck farm"
That's Jest Il. ] cain't AFFORD 20 cat
any OF my Vegetables when they're wuth
50 much In the market, b'goshP'
Chicago Post: '..You don't seem to think
very much of Mrs. Jones'" remarked the
mo. 1 don't" answered the little girl.
why, she's out shopping and running
around 50 much that she has to send out
cards to tell people when she's At home
Judge: Mistress-why DIDN'T you stay at
your last place7
New 0iri-The missus Insisted on having
a model kitchen like the one she read
about in q household magazine, and she
discharged me because neither. OF us could
ever ind anything we wanted in Il
Ohio State Journal: what, are your
rates7" asked the prospective victim Of the
woman f0rtune-teIler.
IT can't afford to tell you anything but
disaster for 20 cents" replied the woman,
''but for 81 IN agree TO tell you a good
fortune with no bad luck in 1T"
Chicago Tribune: you are beautiful, q
hard hearted!' exclaimed the young man.
with duivering lips.
Since you have coupled a compliment
with an appeal to my generosity graz
ciously said his hostess. who had won all
his money at bridge whist, II win return
you enough to pay your car fare home.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Traits that Count.
Minneapolis Journal.

President Roosevelt beat a Boer marks
man "all hollow In an impromptu match at
Oyster Bay the other day. Teddy made
1ve bulls eyes in i've consecutive shots
and the South African declared that our
president was a better rifle shot than any
man on the veldt. It is his capacity for ex-
ceiling In nearly everything he undertakes
that, added to their absolute confidence in
his honesty Of purpose. makes the people
believe In Theodore Roosevelt as they have
believed in no man since Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Sage Advice qfrom science.

Even calamitles sometimes have their
comic side. When thsnsarth was shaking At
Los Angeles somebody there ~teiephoned to
the university" THAT their houses were
tumbling down and what should they do. To
this eminent scientific authority responded
that the best possible thing was to run out
of them. That certainly shows tina the
scientific fellers" are not mere theorists
No sounder advice could have been had from
anybody.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
rHE DEoaEAsr an rxpoRTs,


Regarding the decrease "a our exports
Of manufactured goodssfoF the last nscai
year. which was not large. the New
York Journal OF Commerce observes
that It does not indicate any1decrease OF
our ability to meet European competi-
ton. but only a decrease In our dlspo-
sltion 10. with some decrease in the
ability Of Europeans to buy. The con-
dition OF business in Germany. Austria
Hungary and Russia wonld account for
a decreased consumption Of manufac-
tured goods. The absorption OF British
energies and capital Ia the South ART
can war checked the Industrial deTelop-
ment Of the country. After all adds
the Journal OF Commerce. the main
reason for the decrease Is hat the home
demand has been % great that the man
ufacturers could not respond to foreign
demands. The decrease Is mainly In
steel rails. locomotives and cars; the
demand for rails and railroad equip
ment In this country has been phenom-
email The exports Of cotton cloths IN
creased very much and there were
smaller increases in some other lines.
Whether or not We shall recover this
year the decrease Of last year IL Of
course uncertain. but the general condi-
lions abroad At present are not favorable
to an Increased demand for American
manufactures. II Is therefore probable
that our exports for the current nseal
year win not be larger than last year.
but perhaps less.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

oOlorel Bryan says he could not say
"no" in case the democratic party de-
cided that he was the proper person to
lead its forces again In presidential bat
tie. Caesar put aside the crown three
times, but Bryan would reverse the rule
and accept the nomination three times.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The letter Of ex-Representative Webb,
the populist WA horse Of Custer county.
explaining why be- cannot swallow the
fusion pin this year ponrs hot shot into
the democratic annexatlonists and
makes mighty Interesting reading.
What Is more. a whole lot OF Nebraska
popullstsi who think for themselves have
come 70 about the same conclusion
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
TsoIation OF EmpIoyer.


INUW LOIH FOBt.
The heads OF our vast corporations can
not, Of course. know all their employees. Hut
they should know as many as possible
There is no greater once than the preserva.
ton Of good feeling between social classes.
The way for our classes dirlgeantes to es-
cape the perils OF isolation Is to 60 out as
often as possible among the human beings
who depend upon them for their daily
bread. and make that bread sweeter By the
sense Of sympathy and brotherhood.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Suppose the Real Estate exchange
should project n set OF political candI.
dates, the Commercial club another set,
the Board OF Trade another set, the Au-
ditorium junta another set, the Ak-sar-
Bens stiIl another. wouldn't that make
= picturesque merry-go-roundf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Omaha still maintains the lead OF all
lhe p~ork-packing centers except Chicago.
Since March / Omaha's output has beeh
100000 hogs, as against $4,000 for st.
Louis. Cincinnati and st. Paul and e12,-
900 for st. Louis. Indianapolis and st.
Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The standard on trust has advanced
the price OF gasoline i cent a gallon.
That would seem very insignificant
The railroads proposed to advance the
wheat rate ] cent per hundred pounds.
That also seems a trining Increase. But
when these pennies ell drop into the
corporation slot they VIII mount into
the millions and millions.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

County officials with two-year terms
AL over Nebraska are organizing TO
move on the legislature for the enact
ment Of a measure that win lengthen
the tenure 10 four years. Some people
might look with favor on four-year ON
elals limited to n term. but the idea
Of legislatlng into once for four years
men who have been elected for only two
years e generally leppenant 70 our con.
csptioa q responsible seFenmenk
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Stock in the South Omaha Union Stock
yards has just sold at a premium at an
auction sale. BY the time the property is
up for assessment for taxation again
this point Will be carefully overlooked.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

ing an Unauthorized indebtedness. ex-
cusable only on the grounds Of emer.
gency, whereas in this case no such
emergency as is contemplated in the con-
stitution exists.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The president Of the Real Estate
exchange is said to have SHE'D his cas-
Tor into the ring as a candidate for
mayor. Does anyone see anything
green in the political atmospheric
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Kansas city JournsT.

AaA1d5 City JouFual.
The trouble about making a dash 70 the
pole is tina the explorer knows he must
retrace every step Of his laborious prog
ress before he can be safe again. He may
find that he has suficient strength to push
on to the pole By heroic effort. but he must
use that strength in getting back to his
nearest depot OF supplies.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Does the little giant who IL running
as the democratic candidate for gov
ernor know what risks he is taking in
turning himself oveF to the County
Democracy as its guest for a day1 How
does he propose to square himself with
the jealous Jacksoniansf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Un1elnsh 0oneroaitv.


Having gotten the democratic party re-
duced to q point where It's nominations
are not worth having. Colonel Bryan very
unsslnshly declares he doesn't want .
nomination.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Does the Real Estate exchange really
want to launch into politicsl II 50, It
win simply mean a smashup of the iex-
change.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

that a number OF interests whose ques-
tIonabIe measures have been blocked In
congress by Mr.. Henderson would like
to see him kept at home. or at least out
Of the speakers chair, but they win have
to take a new tack. with little prospect
Of success.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Nebraska retail hardware dealers are
strengthening their state organization.
Il win take a Ratchet hereafter for any
one outside OF their organization to
break into the business in this state.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
Great Are ne R1Dsrt-.

According to the experts the United
States now owns the only armor that can
not be pierced By a shell and the only
she'll that can pierce any armor. How can
we win both waysf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The refusal Of ex-Goyernor Boies to
sacrifice himself as a democratic can
dldate against Speaker Henderson
shows that the cenoeras have no hope
Of heading Henderson on. notwitbstand-
ing the braggadoeio talk they have been
putting up. There h no question but
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The portiy and imposing figure OF
John N. Baldwin has for some years
been well known to Nebraskans. The
Council Bluffs basso profundo has en-
tertained multitudes on this side Of the
river on festive occasions with mega
phone orations and side-Bplitting stories,
but his modest ambition to figure in the
national arena did not manifest itself
until two years ago. II was then that
he became infatuated with the idea that
his part in the great drama of life was
not the favorite role OF Richard Mans
field as Cyrano de Bergerac, but the
post Of honor as president Of the United
States senate.
To crafty this ambition II became
necessary for the Iowa bombastus to
Engage the services Of a peerless orator
who had the right to the Hoor Of the ma
tlonal republican convention to present
his name for the nomination for the vice
presidency. Although the Hawkeye
state has a superabundance Of gifted
orators OF the first magnitude. the great
Baldwin found them all obstinate and
i%mpervious to his sweetest blandisb-
ments and most pathetic appeals. 80 he
hit upon william f.. Gurley OF Omaha
as the man who should with one great
trumpet blast acclaim to the world the
qualities and quantities. Of this imperi-
u leader and m~agniloqhent statesman.
The great speech thar was to electrify
the Philadelphia convention and put
Baldwin in the vice presidents chair as
the running mate of William Mckinley
was duly prepared, carefully rehearsed
at Union Pacific headquarters and
firmly impressed upon the retentive
memory Of Nj. Gurley. but owing to
unforeseen obstacles never unpacksd at
it's destination. Although the great
Baldwin labored under the hallucination
that his name was one to ~conjure by,
the Iowa delegation to a man positively
refused to fall in with Nebraska's young
D~emosthenes. Instead OF rnllying to
Baldwin with a roof-raising shout, they
actually ridiculed the suggestion and
proclaimed with one voice that IL Iowa
was to be recognized on the national
ticket Jonathan P. Dolliver. and not
John N. Baldwin, was Iowa's choice.
Thus the Baldwin boomlet died pre-
maturely in the capaclous womb of vii
liam #. Gurley and the nation was be-
reft forever OF the superb intellect and
profound Craftsmanship that Baldwin
Of Council Bluffs would have brought
into the executive mansion as the sue
cessor Of the lamented Mckinley. Just
think Of the. freaks Of. manifest destinyl
Had Gurley only got the hoor to deliver
that nominating speech, the eyes OF the
world would now be focused on Presi-
dent John N. Baldwin. while Theodore
Roosevelt would have been relegated to
the seelusion Of private life to rusticate
at Oyster Bay.
hepuDlcB may % unBruI5Iul. Dut
great men like Baldwin cannot be
snuffed out by pig-headed delegates to
a national convention. Although Bald
win had struck a barren field In Iowa,
he has since found Nebraska in a very
receptive mood. Within six months
after the dismal failure at Philadelphia
the pompadour Statesman from Iowa.
folding his cloak about him. crossed the
Missouri and camped for three months
at Nebraska's state capital with a well
filled ccmmissary chest to see that the
Nebraska legislature should make no
-" rY-aA-E 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
An nnAnDls Worth Imit.sirs.

It IL very fattering to the United States
to have the people Of British colonies in
the West Indies call their governments
attention to Porto Rico as an example Of
what ought 70 be done for them.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

II will be well for some gentlemen 20
remember that a democratic national con-
vention Is pretty sure to be In favor Of the
free coinage of It's WI platform without
the aid or consent Of any boss whatsoever.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Central Labor union might frame that
autographed letter from Governor Saw
age along with portraits of labor's twin
fsiends-Mercef and Baldwin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

The train robbery industry does not
seem %. flourish quite so well In Illinois
as It does In Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

There Is no call for wasting sympathy
Un Tracy. The dead bandit was simply
. beast of prey in the human form.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
where the Consumer Gets H.

The coal consumer Is In the same help
less and bound-to-be-hurt position as the
innocent bystsnder during q Kentucky
argument,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Clear the track once more for the
coronation.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08

Perhaps Pat Grove can now get into
the running again.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-08
STATEMENT or CIRCULATION.

State OF Nebraska, Douglas County, EST
George b. Tsschuck, secretary Of The Bee
publishing Company, being duly sworn,
says that the actual number OF full and
conplete copies Of The Daily, Morning.
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during
The month Of July, 1909. was as follows;
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CHAMPIONSHIP. FLIGHTS
IN LONDON
lBy AssocIated Press.l }

New York. June Followers Of
the puglistic game on this side OF the
water are awaiting with mors amuse-
ment than interest the results OF the
SO called championship bouts to be
pulled off in London during the cor
onation festivities. According to the
programme the series Of events is to
be inaugurated tonight with a go be-
tween Spike" Sullivan, OF America.
and Jabez White, OF England, for the
1874 pound championship Of the world,
Those who are to mix # up during
he coming week are Denver Ed"
Martin and Bob Armstrong. Joe
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Tom sharKey and Gus Rubin, who
are slated to decide the heavyweight
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to get together a more representative
lot OF has-beens than the American
fighters named, while the few British.
ers to appear are OF no larger calibre,
having taken their turn a long time
ago at being walloped by second rat.
ers from this side Of the water.
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