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ROOMS AND BOARD.
HOT Ell ALAN ORE.

HO T Ell ALLAN RE.
MRS woUDE. Prop.
NEW YORK AVE COR 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly oc
cupied by the Baltimore Hotel, we have thor
oughly renovated ii and viii now conduct a
strictly high-class hotel Excellent cuisine
and service. Large, bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up deie-tf
s03 K ST NW-Roorn. with or without
board; south exposure; home table; central
FURNISHED ROOMS for two young men.
with board in private family. 2O6 st. NV
jaI-2t
TWO ELEGANT. modern second floor rooms.
with board If desired. l018 K st 1t
FOR RENT-One or two rooms on second
floor; one q beautiful alcove room: furnace
heat; convenient to cars; with without
board 1915 18th st NV 1t
FURNISHED ROOMS with board running
hot and cold water; central; terms reason
able. Grant place. ja1-2t
30I c ST. NW.-Good rooms and board from
$50 per month up ja1-3t
ROOMS. with nrst-c1ass table board 12z7
New York ave. NIX. 1t
If YOU ARE LOOKING for good rooms ana
home cooking. come TO 5l9 l st. NV. de31-5t
FOR RENT-warrn rooms. board. s4 and 81 so
week. 1106 9Th st. deS1-S,
ao4 c ST Nw.-second story room; heat
and gas; 81 per month; table board f de-
sired de3I-2t
FOR RENT-F'urnished or unfurnIshed rooms
with good board if desired: private family.
l2u l. st. NV de31-2t
HOTEL VIRGINIA. 31S Sd St nw-Under
new management Single and double rooms
$50 and up Transients. 81 and Sf-50.
dc5I-5Ot
2604 UNIVERSITY PLACE. Mount Pleasant
Nicely furnished room; home cooking: pri-
vate family; steam heat; $50 de3l-3t
BOARD AND ROOMS, S3.50 per week. s207
st. NV de31-3t
713 MOUNT VERNON PLACE NW.-Loveiy
warm. rooms; good board; transients-
de29, I.Ja1
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. with excellent board: :
new. modern house. with porcelain bath on
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. with board
1921 New York de3O-3t
SMALL HALL ROOM. with hood table board.
$50 per week. Il + st. ne. near North
Capitol ct de30-3t
1868 NEW YORK AVE, opposite Corcoran
At Gallery, minute from White House; fine
rooms: excellent board de27-6t
TOR RENT-Second story front room: home
table; fine location; phone service, aIs> table
board. 929 K st. NV. dc27-7t
WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD.
/ WANTED-Two young men wish nice room
| in apartment hotel; permanent; must be
| clean Address BOX 249, this office. Ja1-2t
| WANTED-Two three furnished rooms;
| light housekeeping; central; state terms. Ad-
dress BOX 245, this Cffice. tai-2t
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WANTED-TYPEWRITERS

WANTED-A good secondhand typewriter
must be cheap and in good order dickens
derfer No preferred. Address BOX 23s
this ONCE de3I-3t
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three bright unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping 1227 New Jersey ave
N W
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By man Of fine business training
executive ability, craftsmanship, energy, and
integrity, position of responsibility. Ad-
dress BOX 2sS. this office IL
WANTED-By good china packer and ware
house man. work =. D., S2l Missouri ave.
WANTED-By young coIored man, position IS
waiter. janitorl or porter. z3S 80 bt. sW
de3l-3t
WANTED-By an experienced bookkeeper a
position. best references furnished. Address
BOX 217. this Office. de5o-2t
WANTED-By young from country a
position as clerk in store, with experience
~ w MCFARLAND, Middleburg. Va.
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WANTED-By young couple three unfur-
nished rooms. with heat and gas: private
family preferred; state terms Address BOX
329. this office. de3l-2t
WANTED - Three furnished housekeeping
rooms first floor: quiet and steady rentor
state price and accommodations. Address
BOX 232 this Office. de3I-3
RESPECTABLE man and wife want small
house (unfurnished); good neighborhood, or
would go in with small family. Address
BOX 216 this Office. de30-3t
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APARTMENTS.

FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION. STODDERT. THE
B. @, THE MACRY. THE
REGINA, AND THE ROYAL
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MENTS IN THE PORTLAND.
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting
no pain; look, feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal: !:
painless filings. DIR. ]. l. WILSON. 1903 F
st. NV. dS2l-sdt
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WANTED-Young gentleman, good appear
ance; leading character, amateur dramatic
| club. Apply Monday evening, 1911 18th St
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-By family of three, three rooms.
Northwest section. for light housekeeping;
first floor preferred; not exceeding SIS. Adj
dress BON 253. this Office II
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FOR RENT-Two or three very desirable un-
furnished rooms; light housekeeping; George
town: delightful location; private; bargain
Address BOX 23o, this office. IL
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/ WANTED-A bright boy about is in cabinet
shop; must be honest and willing to work.
Apply Tuesday, at WALTER S, 9S5 q St NV.
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ANACNSTIA.
BURrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson ets
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pharmacist for relief
work one day a week and every other Sun
| day Address BOX 243. this office tal-2t
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| CIRCULAR and sample distributors wanted
! everywhere; canyaSsing; good pay CO.
! OPERATIVE ADV co, N Y II
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| WE THANK THE PUBLIC for their patron
age, and hope to be able to serve them better.
and wish them a happy New Year. AMEhsI-
| CAN HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION (Inc),
! 4l9 10th st. BOWIE. President 1t
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FOR RENT-Four rooms. first floor for
housekeeping. or three back rooms for same !:
cheap to good tenant. Apply 1SS East Capitol
st iaI3t
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| WANTED-Agents to solicit subscriptions:
| salary; commission; reference MEDICO-
| PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL, I547 Madi-
son ave. New York. no2T-20Su
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| WANTED-Men TO learn barber trac-e: eight
| weeks average time required; wages Sat
| urdays while learning: SO to SIS weekly guar
| anteed when through; illustrated catalogues
| mailed free. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
I; $50 Canal St, New York city. de31-6t
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wANTED-Rooms AND BOARD.

WANTED-Two young men wish nice room
in apartment hotel; permanent; must be
clean Address BOX 249, this office. JaI-2t
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms;
light housekeeping; central; state terms Adj
dress BOX 245. this cffice iAs2t
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HELP vyANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANTED-Pupils to learn stenography in
$50 hours, money refunded. Send for book
let STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 315-316
Colorado Building. ja1-30t
wANTED-Boy OF girl to enter orders and
answer telephone Address BOX 2z3. this
office. de20-3t
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| WANTED-Amateur photographer for local
work. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE.
Milwaukee, Wis. 1t
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| WANTED-Piasterers for Baltimore work
| cornice men especially desired. Apply
| GEORGE A. FULLER CO, Hoen Building.
Baltimore, Md de31-5t
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| WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay, to dis
tribute circulars adv matter. tack signs.
! etc; canvasSing. NATIONAL ADV. BU-
REAU. Chicago. 1t
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WANTED-A wide-awake hustler TO handle
our distilled water; must be willing 10 make
himself useful. and have good letters as TO
honesty and sobriety; must be quick and
willing to work F. H. FINLEY * son,
20S Massachusetts ave ne 1t
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WANTED-Custom tailor. cutter, or bushei-
man; must be bright and dressy: steady place
Address N s. & CO.. P. O. Box S43. Balti-
more, Md. de31-2t
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FOR RENT-Two unfurufshed front rooms
Sc per month 400 Fl ST ne II
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WE HAVE y FINE CIGAR STORE with
| four living rooms. that can be bought right
trade So daily TOWER COMPANY 6l1 7th
I ST. NV de21-3t
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FOR RENT-Three front rooms in North
west, between two car lines. very reasonab bi
this Office decI-2t
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wANED-Two coachmen. 1924 G st. nv
de2I-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wANTED-Furniture, carpets. etc: buyin
contents of houses a specially: liberal spo
cash prices; NAH orders given prompt at
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP, Il
10th st NV ia1-39t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Young woman stenographer; also
general office work: must write good hand; $6
week TO begin. Call Monday at 3o7 10th st.
NV. or address 2. @. BOX g. 1t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

- - - ! 81 - :-- ---
"a trzym,aja Y ], reku, . panic
zaslaniaja Gle dumnie wach-
larzami.
Dc licha, jake zimnneml
Jest to l6zko! moze spoczywa-
Ila ma MEM jaka dusza, no..
szcze6cie, ze sic ME polozy-
lem ma MIA. w Nom dzisiej-
seem usposobieniu ME pre-
baczylbym ami duchowi!
Zgasilem 6wiece jedne pc
drugiej, a teraz zacza} zazie-
rae przez wielkie gotyckie
okna do mego pokoju ksie-
Eye, ten patron waryatow.
Zdawa}o mi sic, jak gdyby
Ii on jakieS dziwaczne stroll
miny; jeszcze nigdy ME uwa-
za1em, re- mia{ take SEE
rokie usta i tax dziwnie mru-
gal oczyma. Gniewato mnie
niezmiernie jego z6}ta-
we, z}osliwie usmiechniete O.
blic7e. Nakoniec zasuna}em
mu firanke i umkna}em mu
sic z oczu; ME da1em mu
drwic z siebie.
Ciemnos6 zupelna zapano,-
wa}a W sypialni, tylko gdy
gasnacy ma kominku ogie6
wybuchna1 czasem ostatnim
p}omykiem, widzia}em por-
tret zmar}ego hrabiego,. wi
STACY. naprzeciwko mego }6z-
ka, i zdawa}o, mi sic, jak gdy-
by schodzi1 z obrazu, zbliza}
sic do mnie, i chwytajac
mnie "a pulls, be}kota}:
- Znowu jeden waryat
wiecej!
S4owem kazdy zyjaey i
niezyjacy przedmiot przesla-
|dowa{ mnie tutaj. Gdy POI
ciagna}em "a sznurek scien-
nego zegaru, chcac wiedziec
'kt6ra godzina, tenze zacza1
bic bez ustanku. Prey czter:-
dziestem uderzeniu przesta-
lem liczy6 i sam ME wiedzia-
lem, kiedy bic przesta}. W
mym gniewie namacatem re-
ka W rogu poduszki jakas
dziwna srube mosiezna i "a
cza}em krecic ma wszystkie
wtem uczu}em
nagle, lie materace il
poduszki tax znalaz}y, jak
. leza} ma arkuszu
chi6skiego papieru. Teraz
dymySla}em sic, re posciel
.oja byla napompowana po-
wietrzem kt6re sic z niej ulot-
milo, gdy odkreci}eh, Stub
ke.
Pieniac sic re z}o6ci, wys-
koczy}em z }6zka. Vice tut
.szystko poszala}o! Nietylko
ale zegar, portrety,
oo6ciel j sam ksiezyc navel: /:
Ale ia dowiode re sam jeden
nam tn rozum! Me opuszcze
ego domu, ME , sprzedam !!
vsi, ale pozostane tutaj i po- !;
.yrzucam to wszystko oknem {
o zmedrzec ME bedzie chcia- s
O.. Kamerdynera, rzadzce,
'brazy, zegary, po6clel |
wiatlo ksiezyca! Niechaj po- .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

{
4
Okropny boil krzyza, Dol g}owy,
b6le we wszystkich cz}onkach
ci9gniecie "a soba n6g, nerwo
) wo65, oslabienie ogolne zrujno-
: wanie ca}ego organizmu.
s Toronto, Ont. Can 1go Mr.. 'e5
Wiel. iCzczigodny Newmanie:
; Zasylam CT serdeczne nas.e
s stare polskie Bog zap}ac. "a lie.
s karstwa kt6res Mi przys}af i
5 kt6re mnie by}o tax skutecznem
; re obdcnie jestem ca}kiem zdr6w.
Jeszcze raz Ci serdeczne "a
TIVE wielkie staranie i sdolnosc
5 W l~eczeniu mel choroby i zyczy}
; bym ably kazdy Kodak uds@ sic
do Ciebie z iaka badz choroba
{ a jestem pewien re kuracya twa
bedzie mu pomona.
) z ca}ego. serca zycze CT
zdrowia diugiego zycia aby6
by} pomoca cierpiacej ludzkokci
i wydzwigiwa} ich chorob tax
jak les mnle do zdrowla ca}kiem
sprsywr6ci}.
Pozostaje, Zyczac CT wszel-
kiei pcmy6lnosci i n1echaj Gig
Bog obdarzy dobrocia.
F. Flejzar, 5 Edith Str
! Toronto, Ont. Canada.
Wyleczona ~upe4nie.
Nogl opuchniete, Bicie serca,
Kaszel bardzo przykry l sfabob6.
Wiel. Newmanie: -
Me sadzi{am z poczatku
mel kuracyl re bede wstanie CT
przys4a6 list dziekujacy ale gdy
ostatuie lekarstwo skonczy{am
wtenczas przekona}am sic re je-
stem wyleczona z mel okropnej
cboroby kt6ra r6zni' llgi przy>
nie6t. Nawyzdrowieuia juz cal
KEN stracl{am.
Va te wyleczenle bede CT
wdzieczna p6ki Pan Bog mnie
ma tenn swiecie zachowa. Wraz z
moja famllia sk}adam CT serdecz-
ne dzieki zyczac d}ugich lat,
PozostaJe
PAM Salomea Rogalska,
Norwichtown, Conn. box IA
s::t: $780,: g; ;: :.
:.tormularz, opisu~
jak ia chorych lecze, ME cd. )
dnia ale piszcie dzjsiaj.
Reverend Newman,
L.ete st., Chicago, Ill 5
Nv ~zg}aszaniu sic wymiencje
Wiarus"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
THJEMNIcE
sTAREGo ZHMcZYsKH.
NowE1A pYzEz M. JoKAJA, Prze}otyl ; %oryginasa Dr. z. hamahtki


lem tylko mad tenn, jakby
sic ztad wydobyc!
Czy mia}bym sobie inny
dom wybudowac? Pomjmo
togo waryaci mieszkaliby tu-
tai, a ia pozosta}bym ich pa
nom; a ~wydawszy pieniadz
ma bulowla, ME mia}bym
fundusz6w ma gospodarstwo.
Potem rozwaza}em mad u
niewaznieniem kotraktu, ale
przysz}o mi ma my6l, ze pro-
c%esowanie sic jest takze ro-
dzajem waryaci.
w ko6cu postanowi}em
podda6 sic menu losowi ]
ME troszczyc sic o g@upstwa
tych, kt6rzyby mi "a wiele
robili wyskok6w, przysposo-
bic sobie gruby xii, kt6ry
ich najpredzej do rozumu
p~rzyprowadzi. lego warunku
ME umieszczono przynajmiej
wkontrakcie, zebym; ME VOL
no bylo obic kijem pupil6w
zacnego hrabiego.
, To zn6w nagle zab}ys}a mi
mySl praktyczna; sprzedac
Gala te majetnoSc oszukac
kogo innego tax >samo, jak
mnie oszukano! Ale wkr6tce
sobie, ze moi
ojciec gdy dosta} zepsute cy-
tryny a kupujacy zapyta} go,
cry to cytryny dobre, odpo-
wiada} szczerze:
- Me, panic, te cytryny
So zepsute, szkoda "a ME
pieniedy! Ala mialbym bye
mniej niz on ~uczciwym? Lub
czyby ME sprzedac ,tych d6br
re strata? Czyz mia3bym roz-
pocza6 me :rzady ma w}asna
reke utrata piatej cze6ci ma
jatku? Ale wyznaje, re gdyby
by} przyszedl teraz kto do
i powiedzial:
49, . E. -.
Odkupie to wszystko cd
ciebie O 10000 taniej by}-
go ufciska} j pcwiedzia}
mu klucze:
- Otto wieczerza i }6zko
rozebrane, jedz,~ prosze i po-
t6z sic spa6, ia pojade do
Ameryki, tam mnie tax ME
oszukaja.
Ale niestety ten ktos ME
zjawi} sic musialem sic
.reszcie po1ozyt W 16zko.
zeby teraz przyszed1 przy-
1ajmniej jaki praszczur rodzi
Klarand6w wystraszyc mnie
;oby mi moze, mole k}opoty
z g}owy. Gdyby tez
ak ma raz ci panowie ]
Q panic W strojach a Ia ro-
'oco, zeszli z swych ram O.
%:zechowych,< i zasiedli PREY
tole do moi nietknietej
vieczerzy ! rozmawiali ze SO.
"a W jakim6 niezrozumia}ym
Przeklety pomys} po-
~ostawiania okaz6w prod.
:ow ma 6cianie, Pc !sprzeda-
zamku; skoro' 9 no,wY DIE si ]
[zic otworzy drzwi, zdaje mu
10, ze widzi jednego : Mich
;c,hodzacego ku MENU e, AZ. G5kd1|y-
to pr1z,yin,aajlmnliej byly take ll'i
acne. star widma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14
(Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
Lecz czy. ME lepiej by
Toby przynie6c tutaj swie'
&c.
Przepraszam pana -
rzek} teraz rzadzca, blednac
widocznie - ale music wyz-
nae panu, 10 cierpie ma bar:
do dziwna chorobe. w moich
p1ucach zamienia sic natych-
miast powietrze W hydrogen
(gaz wodorodowy) do o6wiece-
MIA, tax re pok6j, W kt6rym
godzine p%rzebywam, nape}
mia sie~ przez moi oddech
tym gazem gdy vice kto W
tym pokoju zapali}by Swiece
Tub tylko ~zadrasna} zapa}ke
wtenczas nastapi}aby strasz-
liwa eksplozya i ca}y dom 20
sta}by wysadzony W powie-
trze.
Ma te s1owa upad}em z
przerazenia ma krzes}o. Ten
cz}owiek by} g}6wnym wa
ryatem? Dosta}em sic pomie-
dry szesciu ob}akanych; a ia
sam by}em si6dmym, re So
bic take piekne towarzystwo
"a drogie pieniadze kupi}em.
Coz teraz poczac? Trudna ra-
da! Jezeli tn pozostane, sam
PREDICT czy p6zniej o~szaleje,
A gdybym z tad uciek} i 20
zostawi} ma opiece Bozej "a
mex, ogr6d i Gale gospodar-
stwo, by}bym wiekszym jesz-:
cze waryatem! Podar}em list
do adwokata i wyszed}em z
pokoju rzadzcy.
- Unizony s}uga, wo}a}
tenze "a NINA przepraszam
pana pana, il go ME wypro-
wadzam, ale gdyby kt66 ma
divorce wydycha} kwasor6d.
wtenczas %zmieszany kwasor6d
z wodorem utworzy}by .wode
i ia m6g}bym sic utopic.
Sam ME WIEN, ilu ludzi
popchna}em, powracajac do
pokej6w, to sobie tylko przy-
pominam, re ostatni, kt6re-
go uderzy1em W nos moja
g}owa, by1 moi kamerdyner
Ludwlk. Smia} sic do rozpu-
ku z tego zetkniecia.
9 -- No, bracie Ludwiku,
smiej teraz do wolf, DO masz
pow6d do tego! pomysla}em.
Ale teraz dose juz tego! "a
wo}a}em, gdy ME ustawal z
swym ha! ha! ha! he! he! he!
hi! hi! hi! - Bodaj Gle licho
porwa}o! idz i powiedz lynn
waryatom, zeby mi
sic ME pokazywalina oczy,bo
ia jestem ludoiero4, a mai
pierw mann ochote twojego
miesa %spr6bowac!
II.
Pomimo tej~ grozby, Lud-
ME straci1 wcale ma hui
mprze. Gdy odszed}, zamkna-
lem drzwi ma klucz i zacza-
fem biegac pc moich poko-
jach jak gdyby mnie w}oska
tarantula ukasi1a. Cztery po-
koje by}y jasno o6wietlone;
ma kominkach trzaska} wveso-
10 ogie6, lecz ia ME czulem
~; ~yono on; o;orlo WEI
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-30
WHY IS THE PRESIDENT SILENT?

President Roosevets treatment of Henry Nj. Whitney of
Massachusetts prompts this question: Wy should president
conceal his views reciprocity and tariff revision"
Mr. Whitney stated in of his speeches that the president
reciprocity with Canada The president stouy declared
had been wfuy misrepresented Mr. Whitney then
pressed that the president not for reciprocity and the
president in still greater rage declared that Whitney guilty of
"anoher wilful misrepresentation"
Seemingly the president does not want his reciprocity
and tariff revision known But why should he remain silent these
subjects Both important issues and call for early action by
congress President Roosevelt should state his views and thus
avoid being wlfuy misrepresented
Ofentmes when the president allows himself be guided by
ve for friend hatred for opponent he Then
is that he forgets the square deal" doctrine which has
him tho admiration and the support Of the American people regard
less of party.
AT time President Roosevelt for free trade and de-
clarcd himself 1t DO hoped that he wfuy mspr
scnng his views Apparently he is longer for free trade but
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-30
NEBRAskA's RAILWAY SENATORS
PAGE 8

One useful purpose has been served by the publication of
aor torakers BILL 1t has Smoked OUT Senator Willard
whose refusal himself on railway regulation led
to the suspicion that he against the president This suspicion
has been confirmed by the SENATOR who says he likes
aker bill and thinks it will be satisfactory everybody" 1t
t. be hoped that this broad
ke 1t would indeed be sad find Senator Bukett reatng
under fire after making such brilliant reputation Independent
statesman in the republican convention.
1t is reported that meeo officials have ecaned
the question since the election but there
doubt this point AT all Senator Burke should be
influenced by the action of But here diff
hculy confron him. The Foraker bill provision against
The nature Of this provision disclosed in the pub
led reports but if it stronger than the plank in the repub
lcan platform adopted by the convention it should
facnatng the and may win him into reluctant
support of Senator Forake bill in spite of his that
ton.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-30
REIGN OF GRAFT NEARING AN END

Thomas w. Lawsons that he has obtained
enough proxies control the Mutual and Equitable life
companies will be hailed with satisfaction only by those who
desire change of administration these but also by
those who enjoy frenzed financial fight And unless the gaters
flee from their Yankee pursue he will certainly contribute
thrills to their feversh existence 1t reported that the
McCudy family have already removed their banners from the bat
Elements and have up the white flag of surrender and it be
that they withdraw from the Mutual without fight
there will be feeling of disappointment in the Lawson
camp
deal is demanded in the life insurance business and
thousands Of pocyode believe that they make the deal
square by accepting leadership Of Lawson the change
should life insurance. the expulsion Of all the
grafters and in the reduction Of expenses point that will per-
of pchode and their benefcae He possesses dangerous
power but it is likely that he misuse while the public
tinues acutely vigilan
These evil days for shams and hypocrs and the result
will be of opportunity for the honest business Success
will be open much of old those who business
by the rules Of graft That ancient and honored MAXIM oney
is the best policy will It's lost place. After all it has
been obsolete long of the generation might be
led suspect by the revelations being made It's dsue has
been conemporaneou with graft and graft noxiou growth
which has sprung and fourshed in the last thirty years Dis
honesty has always existed and graft has always
isted but graft is understood today has out of the
pexites of modern business It's tricks and their
great enzed finance has been shoudd in
terry the great of the people But with clearer under
standing of financial and the of graft has ceased
mystery The knowledge has made possible to remedy
evils which have been dealt with because they have
been understood.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-30

NOVEMBER 80. 1905

would have been guilty of theft than when supplied
its agents with false guages dscredt and rivals
John D. Rockefeller, H. HI Rogers Henry M Fager and
other Standard Oil have been ubpoened testify in the
Missouri suit What these will tell it impossible predict
but it not likely that they will initiate the example of the life
officials who weak the financial world
confess their crimes under promise of immunity from punish
The law has had for the Standard Oil kings
past Thomas W. Lawson indeed has accused H. III Rogers
directing genius Standard Oil affairs peruring himself the
most codbooded fashion, and Mr. Rogers has denied
cusaon has filed libel against Lawson
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-30
REBATES IN LIFE INSURANCE

For humble life insurance agent business by
granting rebates rated serious crime 1t is great temptations
and agents have been discharged for sharing their commissions
with those who take policies Some Of the insurance companies
have made drastic rules regarding and the penalties
ded have duly impressed the agents. especially those the
business
Now Gage E. Tarbel of the Equitable Life and admits
that official he granted rebates the policies he took out
in other He testified that these courteses commonly
granted life officials and New York state where
Mr. Tarbel es against the law to discriminate between pol
icyholders in the matter of premiums, andwhich to the
ponthe Equitable makes oense punishable dismissal
it's agents grant rebates AS the railway business the rebate
system makes it exact higher rates from the ordinary
shipper the life insurance business higher rates must be OBJ
tanned from the ordinary pocyhoders to make for the rebates
granted favored pocyholders
In the New York municipal campaign the question Of
campaign funds warmly discussed and Of the candidates
the habit of asking where did he get ? They
referring plainly Boss Murphy who has failed explain w
f. Hearst has made statement which he frankly
that he got sos 900 of his campaign fund of his barrel
Japan has perfected the Korean proecoae which that
Japan and controls Korea 1t will be recalled that when
Japan went with the avowed of driving Russia
of Mancra and strenuouy denied that territorial
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT was contemplated.
The Independent goes 10 press each Thursday afternoon but
Thanksgiving day ARRAYS makes necessary hare the press wor
done the foowng day. This week therefore, the paper goes
press Friday morning and mailed 10 subscribers about day
later than usual
The cattle baons who escaped with small fine and
of six hours custody of the United States marshal
not quite 'aw-honcst' in Judge hImgers eyes
Seeing that useless send his warsps against the
bned naval forces Of the the sultan has cigarettes instead
Senator Willard might offer his that railway senator
should not be expected declare against his friends in crisis