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FARMS GOOD Farms

I have farms that are coed barEaips,
% 60 a. acres each Hrrr IL the de-
serfptlon % a le-arrs place, onr fsaiie
from Huihrli 81 north eud % Lsakr
NsahiuEfynf 5 acres cleared. ftns
orchard. fine ssrswbsrrY bra. rasa.
berries cufFanss and gDoseb&fFiss
good t-roam house. large barus eas-A
house. root house. mllk and fFsi'
house. hog ard poaitry house also
summer kitHhsns soil Nsry rich q
real bargain. only tnoo
/ have other good b@fsaius near Both.
ct also near Kent
Here d. oue near Csntraita. one Of ne
flneat cities ~ tho state. - acres
ali valley b. In cultivation free u
stumps. balance pasture. kood =
room house. large barn. gyulfrF. Pa
wood and rect houses. Gead well
also running stream. y fnlle g
school The fsiioNinx a. With the
place. Fine span Of mares. wagon
mes carriaxe. harness. mower. rAAe.
dinr, also common harrow plcNs.
spitlvstors. De tsav.l separator and
ell farm lmpl~msnts 10 cove, !.
ponltfy. only reo. half sash bal.
Anee can run rs@fs at ! per cent
interest
4 ei-o have a Larger farm and more
stock for q. 90 WIN consider an es.
change f0t Seattle property Tot both
% shess larse farms also for a fins
30 acre farm on east side ~ Lake
j. sPnENoLE.
10 Arcade building
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oREooRYs BARGAINS

% you want % educate your ehiidrsuY
Hers f. your chance. A new 7.foom
house. Just one nile fFem University
seod Sidewalk al the ~ay. lot 01atN
al Cleared. rieksE fence. ell out 10
null and garden. sood outhullalnEu.
price tZaxa. tsD cash. balances moath-
nF. GREGORY. x7-n Sullivan hidK
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aslp Wantsd-Mals

WANTED Men al Hiliman City and
Garden Sta tion Tor all kinds II work.
No buns need answer,
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GROCERIES GROCERIES.
STEWART. srEwAnr a co.

hTEWAHT. srEWAnT a co,
Room 81 Union block.
q Rooms. fine location. rent 500
Price t22no.
Rooms. steam heat: rent 30
Price, g. 600.
q Rooms. location good: rent iifb.
Price 81 20
~ Rooms. steam heat. rent iis6
10 Rooms. central location. rent $50
Price tNs.
Rooms. nicely furnished. reni so
Price, az
II Rooms. central location. rent so
Price. q 600
10 Rooms. good furniture: rent 80.
Price. 700
q Rooms. best location; rent rio
,.-,....... Price. s. s1n
hFEWAhT. STEWART a co.
Hooiu y Union block
"a Frat avenue.
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1s ..s' % s%s
Reel Gsls,s-eon,Inusd.

o. Positively TIE BEST HUY In
tide lands. O1albO. FIRST avenue
houbh, very eloae to Atlantic
h'WV~hiHNiAt PRICE on firut ave
nue. SQUIRT, corner
aA.op0-liest buy IN Seattle business
property ready for good I'M
prUVumsnth,
sst+sstssssfssttssft .tsssssssssssss.s4s.
O. 100.
Practically new. modern. b
room cottage. very best Of
plumbing. lot tuNiA. sewer.
city water. cement walks
ana street graded near .
bihtatnth avenue and JET :
fcraan street
too Magnificent double corner on
North Broadway. room Tor
three houses
500 beautiful single corner. same
lYehliiYs These are choice
View corners and the best left
~ this popular district
tln1a4GHfga, ON HeventceHfh avenue
north. Ia Capitol hill.
tSao=tofip, North broadway. easy
tss8-OnH ~ the best lots IN Squire
Park, near corner Nineteenth
aud Jeffefuons everything paid
t'sa-t0ateD HlHtccufh and Jefferson
o. 10 Fine corner. 0fkis. Seventeenth
avenue. All street work paid.
20 60 ta18=i%uts with cement walks
street graded city water fire hY=
drantH ali la and paid, near state
fErTIT 4 SON.
Arcade liidE 1917 Second avenue.
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JUST LISTED YESTERDAY.
FROM An Owner out Of the city.

JUST LIFTED NEhTEhpAf'
Prom An Owner Out Of the City.
iR lots north Of the end Of the Unit
yefaiy car line aud east ~ Green
Lake.
Our Instructions are 10 sell quick at
the remarkably low price u SlAo per
lot a. a whole OF slN for a block
VI - lots. containing one full acre.
II you have uA IN the bank. draw IL
cut at once and buy a block 81 10
lots. s0tiea each. and Ia years you
will have made more money than
the Interest on tiM would amount 10
Ia q lifetime
You had better call at once and get =
block or two. as some Investor viii
boy tho whole bunch ard retail them
Out 10 you al about 800 per lot Ia
fact ne know 81 lots having been
aaid for over S. zach Ia this same
Addltiun la the last ; sar. i.
IA. s. TURNER A CO.
"a Globe Block
GILT ED0E nuY.
Beautiful new. modern t-rootn house.
on large slightly lot shout Is min
For 9 80.
This property i hoo under value. but
must be sold.
OK QUEEN ANNE HIfI.
very issirablr iotH for $40. Pick
theHe up. They are a snap
IN BALLARD.
hedsrn J,room house on le' taHi we.
For n.sss
A LAWRENCE.
4nsN second ave
Phones. Bunaei, Green lsi. Ind. iL4l.
AS pm CENT NET INCOME
Should attract a prompt buyer TO q
stricuy good Douuls Houss % 10
rooms, on a nice lot sniA feet
Quickly reached ~ car lines. The
prupsfty growing more valuable each
day. Price reduced to sell. 10 t.so.
" CHARLES HoMERs a CO.
Both Phones ga
Second ave. and Marion 81
NEEDS aoSEYi MUST SILL
-Four guod iosH this slse Green Lake.
soed title Gene quick hsfEaini
Only t4 10 Or tt cash Tor All
DALI. ASkEhA
- noswsii ok, rs Columbia 81
ron HALE~Ftns chicken ranch. new
fiy.e-reonn ho,ls.. : lois All 70 fruit.
price o. 20. Reason for selling $40
Ina away Address sass Third ave
west. Seattle
FOR ENcHANGF,-i0 acres land In
Mhatcum Co for or Groom house
ard lot at Green Lake. Accufdy.
Room - HuHWail blk.
Sg-fy0T. corner Mercer ard Minor:
small payment down bal. monthly
10 minutes level walk 10 PIKE all
improvements tn. Phone Black sl1i.
FOR aAf.E-Fine residence lot on Xiii
bourne ave. near Whitman. Phone
Ind. \ 1zsA
A RNAP in Capitol Hfil lot. ASA W
J pauehsrty. SIS Stewart at Phone
Main GA
CORNER lot. near Lake Union. fine
store location. 500 Tel Black ein.
Fer Sals--~ousss ard Lots
ron SALE t.room flats. modern.
O. &c 81 90 cash balance 10 suit,
good bargain Address Owner, Star.
ron eAI.E@is $50 s-ruum house, lot sox
~. 800 cash, balance easy. Browne.
80 Oriental blk.
Business Chances
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situation. wan,sd-MaI,

JAPANESE Metropolitan Contract CO.
All kinda rspanvse help tutnlsheaz
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sCa-s ACRES garden land. IN the val
ley. AL cleared. five-foofn house.
barn. J chicken houses and a bear
=, 81 Ia acres ~ acre. cleared. % IN
pasture. balance timber. ~ aeree IN
Der fence. bearing orchards four
room house. barns, chicken house
q, 10 10 ~ as5.s sii first class bottom
lard. - acres cleared y IN pasture;
Groom house. barns and chicken
house, good orchard.
RIETrENaRES A ARNEtIs
Room = Roxweii block.
SNAIL FARM. 70 acres, acres
cleared and fenced. highly Improved
chicken house and barn. all water
front. 50 feet from the wharf.
AZ ACftEA all cleared good barn.
chicken house, 20 good fruit trees, All
! pigs. good Incubator I blocks from
car line. Sc fare. VIII sell cheap
come no ORIENTAL BLK.
IRRIGATED LANDS.
g. o an acre for perpetual water.right
ard the land II given By the Gov
eminent. " 20 iae acres 10 any enc
person. Residence not required.
This IL tho cheapest irIlsstion propo-
sitlon ever offered. Terms. eee us
n. O. SMITH 4 CO.
1871 Third ave.
NEAT new Groom house. tuat fin
lushed and painted. with 10 acres OF
good level land nicely located at
Memdowdaie Price 500, easy terms.
WEgT 4 WHEELER.
Union Block.
THIS IN a nnRp--io acres water front I.
close to wharf. 25c fare, good house,
new barn. chicken houses, fine or
ehard. 6 acres cleared. fine View ef
the sound. store and paatoffiee right
81 place; price tl.0d0. SO Oriental
bldg.
HOAEsTEADa In Eastern Washing
ton under proposed government
canal Geo. ". Crane. III W Main
ACRES at Green Lake. partly clear
ed. SEQ. so Oriental Bldg.
For Sal.-Resi Estate
~-~s=S~-~-~---r----zs-e--s -lsg---~~-~
CIIEAP4Good house. large tract Of
land. at Htilmnn City. only tfb
terms. 81 down and g. per month,
~ cords ~ wood free come today.
office on ground. Be- fare on Wash.
tnEton street.
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Births

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. james CaHprrs
q boy.
Born 20 Mr., and Mrs. Nels q. Gun
GerNcn n boy.
Born e. Mr.. and Mrs. EuEenc Haek'
tnA = airl
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Aele Wanted

NrN and women 60 assist ~ halldlns
hosnitai and obtain Tor themselves
and children free doctor, medicine.
weekly sick benefits hospital cate
ara nttentton ana funeral benefits
rafi al our home office. second floor
Victoria Hotel Fraterual Sick Ken
sftt and Hospital Association tincof=
poratsda. Phones Main go. lndsnehd=
ent -
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Bu.In,ss .eh.ns.s-esn,Inusa

BUSINESS CHANCES.
BUHtNEa CHAECEB
70 Sullivan HldE U0nz Firnt Az.
IIInI. I.Itu az OH .as.Ann
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
TIE CHANCE or A LIFETIME.
~ YOU OWN A LOT
WE WILL BUILD rou A HOUSE
FROM $1,000 UP.
NO MONEY REQUIRED
on II You CONTEMPLATE
BUILDING. LET rs FIGURE on
YOUR WORK
WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU
MONEY.
ron INFORMATION AND PLANS
CALL on
pRAoER, NEEpnAm a ADAMS.
an 10 AND ~ WALKER BLDG.
con. UNIVERSITY a SECOND AVE,
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WANTED-PartueF, with little money,
70 60 Into first class business. APP
ply II Halter Blk.
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Fer s.l.-ni.s.li.o.ou.-e ontd.

ron SALE CHEAP Columbia river
nahlns boat 90 fathems gu net
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COLLECTORS wanted; neat appearing
men eN-insurauee people preferred .
Something new good iuducement 10
right party. no dead ones need APP
ply. Cali 2 a. m, Room 81 Victoria
Hotel, 100 First avenue.
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BARGAIN Coed hsse ana harness
and shop made delivery wagon, all
IN Eooa condition Call 10 a mt.
80 H.. James.
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A SEWING machine m good order.
party quitting housekeeping Nsa
Phone Jamea s1.
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LAUNCH whistles. complete. Shaw
& Co. coiu.an dock.
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AUCTION SALE Of household furui-
tufe AZ 81 g Blckefton A. CO. rgles-
rooms. S5Z8 First avenue, o. FRIDAY,
the 18th. at 10 % sharp. Bed netg.
springs. mnttreaAen. ehairH. thblgR.
rockers. wardrobe. oouches. show
caaes, folding beds. long standing Of
flee desk. curtains, portiefes. cook
stoves carpets. rugs and other USE
ful household goods. r. -. Becker
ton a Co. AuctioueeFa. Phone. Main
i0l: Independent ix77.
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THIRTY families have bought tracts
at M~aduwsiaie durtnx the past few
daTs ard are nov moving onto them
Men are clearing land. grading
streets ard building h0usss Meadow
da1s IL already a very busy piAes.
Five tracts sold Yesterday. fo4r ths
day before, Dpn't Delay another day.
90 20 and pick out Yaur tract be-
fore ~ L. TOO lAt-. The price f what
makes them sell Sathink like them
on the market for the money RE
trarte 81 rich level lard for ixa
Hor1r for tzA1 and som. for 80. On
VERY sasy terms.
wEsT z WHEELER.
Q Union Block.
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FOR sALE-f.odEine house. always
fun. good loeat ton. Fur terms Gu
qulrr Of Mrs. NJ. Dick. 0sa First
ave. south.
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HEAD WAITER. 10 take charge Of
dining room. ~ 20 90 boardera. @,
per month and board.
Edgeman. for big mill company. 800
per day
Toustab0ut for single mill. s. per day.
fhore boy: SO per month and board
Lots 81 other Jobs.
PACIFIC COAST EMPLOYMENT co
rs Pacific blk.
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RooMfNa HOUSE OF 10 rooms. on srd
ave. fine location. Must be nuld
at once to close estatc. Call at Room
= Hailar building.
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LAND near the srattie~Tacorna later
urban read 10 uow worth about three
times as much az II was bsfafs the
tie ard Everett ufil jump up 81
price the same waY, Tbs time %
buy u u rtghf now, The Meadow
dale teusacrs tracts are ready. Don {
fan 20 So Ntem At once. for at the
rate thsy are GefuE and a. ctr
prices. thsy won't last long Level
lard. rSod ssii Prices 80 "a and
- per srrs very easy fsrms
WEST a WHEELER.
rni0n Block
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GOING TO " Louis. any cid price se-
part exchange. Apply szisS lat ave
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30
ON TO sPRrNGFIELD.

For the last time this year The In
dependent takes up the cry, On to
Springfield!
Next week it will be. On to Wash
ington!
A careful reading of this, The Con-
vention Number of The Independent,
must convince the thinking man that
populism is living force in Ameri-
can politics. Fifteen days ago the
present issue, with its half hundred
assistant editors, was determined
upon. Letters of invitation were sent
out. The responses came from more
than thirty states and territories, and
they are still coming by the dozen.
The Independents assistant editors
this week are prominent among the
men who made the peoples party.
Many of them are editors OF populist
papers; some have held seats in con-
gress and in state legislatures; some
have held state Office.
There is little difference of opinion
among them regarding the onward
sweep of populism-all are united in
their faith in the justice of the Omaha
platform fundamentals. And the divi-
sion as to the future of the peoples
party was to- be expected, because that
is matter of speculation and each
mans guess is warped by his local
surroundings.
The Independent acknowledges the
debt it owes to those who. by their
able contributions and promptness,
have helped to make this the greatest
issue it has ever published Many
able articles were unavoidably crowd
ed out because there was no time to
increase the number Of pages. But,
all things considered, readers of The
Independent this week have feast OF
reason and flow of the soul that would
not be possible every week.
S>GSS><c !.
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TELLING THE TRUTH

There are some things about the re-
publican situation in Nebraska that
are puzzling. Usually there has been
a great contest for the craftsmanship
Of the state committee, but the repnb-
leans are finding difficulty in getting
man to accept the place. Mr. Lehr,
who was selected for the place, is
making all kinds of excuses for not
accepting 1t. Ii was announced in the
republican papers here that he had
said he did not intend to accept that
position In a losing year and have the
blame heaped upon him for failure
His public objection. however, is that
he cannot afford TO accept II unless
he is paid salary OF $4,000.
Another thing that liz somewhat puz-
cling IL the attitude that has been as
sumed for some months by the State
Journal and It's evening edition. the
News The News has got 10 telling
the truth lately In very pungent
style. The following are extracts
from It's edition OF June &c:
THE men Of millions In the
east can make panic. they can
make hard times. Many men be-
iIeve they were responsible for
the dark days Of the early nineties.
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AN INDEPENDENT PRESS.

Those thinking men who have long
been in the fight against the accumu-
lation Of wealth in few hands, and the
robbery, extortion and governmental
oppression which is certain result,
have dreaded more than anything else
the control of the press by plutOcracy.
Among these men is every political
economist and sociologist Of author
ity in the whole world All these men
say that in conflict of ideas, truth
will always down error where the facts
are presented to the people, but when
the facts upon which conclusions must
be drawn are known to but a few and
falsehood has general circulation, OPP
preston is sure to follow.
For long time the great journals,
with so few exceptions that they can
be counted on the fingers of one hand,
have been under the control of men
whose sole object is to accumulate,
no matter by what means, the wealth
that is produced in this country. In
the eastern states there is no such
thing as Independent and fearless jour-
nalism. The newspapers are all owned
by corporations and the writer's for
them are hired men, the tone of whose
writing is dictated by the one object
of making money. They have in fact,
no principles at all They will support
any candidate or any party. II by that
means wealth can be more rapidly ac-
cumulated, and more can be taken
from the workers to go into the cof-
fers of the already enormously rich
In confirmation OF this statement, 1t
Is only necessary to refer TO the large
number OF men of that class who
changed their allegiance from one
party to another In the last presi-
Dental election. Today they are
changing back again and nearly the
whole press OF the United States is
applaudlng them. II the press was
true TO the people. these men would
not dare to do such things.
The trust managers. the advocates
OF robber tariff. the bankers. the
credit manufacturers from the very
beginning OF this tight. have made
strenuous efforts 10 control the press
They brag how easily they destroyed
almost completely the populist press.
They did Il BY purchase. BY patron
agc, BY vituperation. Very many pa
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REPUBLICAN GLOOM
&&%&NG

Harry Lehr has resigned from the
position of chairman of the republican
state committee and ii was so an
nounced In the papers June 25. The
first excuse that he made was that he
must have a salary of $4,000 or he
could not afford to take the job. The
next was he didn't want 10 bear tho
blame OF defeat. The one he now en-
ters Is that he cannot accept ON nc-
count OF the illness OF his wife. Who
viii take his place has not been de-
cided. but whoever does will have a
big and thankless Job on his hands
All OF the republican candidates ara
In a state OF the deepest gloom. They
are beaten and they might az we'll ac-
knowledge II now al after the yotcs
are counted. over their tomb tho
pops will erect n monument ON which
will be Inscribed: 'Died OF too much
Mickey. railroads and taxeA"
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pers were purchased outright. Others
were held in line by advertising pa
tronage and the more weakened
were driven into silence by epithets
and social ostracism, until the own
ers of accumulated wealth have grown
so bold that now they openly attempt
to suppress great dailies like the Den
yer News and Times because those pa
pers have criticised the attempt to es-
tablish military despotism in Colo
RADIO.
During all these years every one of
the methods used by plutocracy to sup
press opposition papers has been
brought to bear on The Independent,
hut it has resisted them and instead
Of surrendering has hurled defiance
at the gang. At this juncture, when
an independent and fearless paper is
more needed than ever before, and in
order to get facts" before the people,
the management has determined to
send seven papers to individual adj
dresses for one dollar during the COM
ing campaign BY this plan the cost
of bookkeeping can be reduced and
the, money received nearly or quite
cover the cost.
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and they are already tightening
up business. In the last few
months factories have been clos
ing or wages reduced, on the plea
mat business is poor. Here in
Nebraska the Burlington railroad
has been discharging men right
and left despite the fact that there
IS as great need for. the SER
vices OF most of them as there
ever was. This is but one of the
ways in which money seeks to
control votes. II it can make the
men who have lost their jobs be-
heve that the government is in
some underlined way responsible
II has accomplished its object. All
through the east the same tactics
are being employed.
The great moneyed concerns
OF the country and the big railroad
corporations have no party. and
they do employ the instrum ants
OF government in the hands of
both for the enrichment of them
selves and the accomplishment Of
their private ends. This consti-
tutes today the greatest menace to
republican institutions II the
president had entered the lists
against monopoly he would have
been broken on the wheel at Chi
cago; he would never have been
renominated, for the reason-it is
. as well to be frank about it-that
the great moneyed interests would
have found way to have under
mined him and nominated some
one else.
That is just what The Independent
has been saying for the last ten wear
and 1t is greatly gratified to find II re
peated now in republican paper
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&<&1

Dowie was driven out CffEngland by
the universal scorn Of the people. The
mistake that Dowie made was to drop
his roll of prophet and take up that
Of historian of the early life OF the
reigning monarch.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30
T II TIBBLES, Editor.
c @ DE FRANCE, Associate Editor.
Ed. EAGER, Business Manager.

1t is announced that the JacksOnian
club of Omaha will take full cargo
Of supplies when they start for St.
Louis to help down Bryan. Among
other things will be an armful of bob
tailed Pushes.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30

Because pedlcarIs was captured by
brigands and held for ransom. prcsl-
dent Roosevelt sent whole squadron
Of warshIps to Algiers. The govern
ment there paid the ransom. pedicaris
VAS released and the squadron has
been ordered away. Far greater
crimes have been committed In Colo
RADIO and the president has not even
expressed his displeasure.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30

ANONYMOUS communications will not Be
noticed. Rejected manuscripts will not b
seturned.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30

General Bell of Colorado is gloat-
ing over the notoriety that he has
gained. He is still somewhat behind
the hoy bandits of Chicago who got
into the newspapers by performing
deeds of very much the same char
acter.
Did Governor Peabody or the SUI
preme court of Colorado ever hear Of
4 sentence that reads this way: NO
person shall be deprived of life lib
erty or property without due process
Of law" Have they any idea where
they can find it?
<SS$SS%
Rosewater tries to get out of it this
way: '"Those who comment on the
lack of enthusiasm at Chicago should
recall the enthusiasm shown at the
populist convention in Omaha in 1882
and learn that enthusiasm does not
always mean votes
&S>$SS>c$
General Black was very fearful that
he would not have an audience when
the time came for him to nominate
Roosevelt. If the announcement had
been made that Bryan was to speak at
that or any other time, no one would
have had any fear about an audience.
$cSSS>S$
The Chicago Tribune says that when
commencement day comes and 100000
children are turned out on the streets
lit produces a social cataclysm, the
shock Of which is tremendous" What
kind of children do they raise in Chi
cago? Are they all hoy bandits?
csSsSSSSS%
" Is a wonder that when the vice
presidency got into such tansle at
Chicago that some member OF the
Kansas delegation did not arise and
say: II nominate for the vice presi-
dency General Fred Funston, the
swimming hero Of the Bag-Bag river"
and then walt for the wild cheers 10
follow.
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