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Foroer Given Ten Years.

Sidney, Neb., Nov. 16.-C. d.
Romero Of Des Moines, who was re-
Gently arrested at Buffalo, N. Y,
charged with passing a forged draft
on the Bank of Bridgeport. this III
ty, was. at his trial, found guilty OF
forgery and sentenced by Judge
Grimes to ten years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Lincoln Girl Is Injured.

Lincoln, Nov. 17.-Charlotte Wa
lace, fifteen years Of age, was serious
iy injured at Thirteenth and N streets
Ike Harris, a negro, ran his horse oveI
the girl. He was engaged in q
Sprlnting match with a delivery
wagon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24

MS resort 10 quo
war 40 or nal proceedings
araiust the individual members At
torncy General brown contends that
the injunction is the only effective
remedy for the trust and combination
evil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Llesner AdIudaed Insane.

Pierce, Nov. 20.-Carl Liesner. the
aged German farmer in Jail here fol
etabbing and almost killing City Mar
shal Crippen of Plainview two week.
ago, has been adjudged insane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
koslowsky Acquitted Of Murder.

South Omaha, Nov. 21.-A verdict oil
not guilty was returned by the jury In
the case OF Joseph Koslowsky. charged
with the murder Of William Rollins, q
negro. Koslowsky is a bartender and
shot Rollins In a fight In the saloon
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Medal for Bryan.

Lincoln, Nov. ga gold medal
Will be forwarded to Lincoln and will
await the return of w. j. Bryan. He
was awarded the first prize at the
Portland exposition for sheaf rye.
The Red Cloud chief., 1905-11-24
Thomas Takes carbolic Acid,

Leavenworth. Kan, Nov CIV. f..
Thomas, associate OF the late G. j.
Devlin. swallowed carbolic acii Re.
ports from his bedside say he cannot
recover.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
UN ANIvtRSAR|O

Sc esta hacienda va los prepsra'
tivos para 10 gran fiesta de aniversa
rio de la Guardia Suizs, que deffs de
calebrarse en- ell mes de Octubre pero
que ha sido transfsrida para ell de
Enero pr6xino. Sc conmemors con
sss fiesta ell cusrto censenario de la
existencia de esa Gusrdia en- el Vsti-
usno donde fue llamad a en- 1905 per
ell Papa Julio II. La celebration de
esa fiesta pressnta un aspecto intere-
sante, recordando 10 que de ella PEN
saba ell Papa sctual cuando fue eleTa-
do al Solo pontifcio.
Efectivamente: en- sus proyectoH
de economias dentro del VAticsno,
snunci6 Flo X sus prop6sitoS de Ii
cenciarls, considersndo.a como una
organiIaci6n costosa; pero desde en-
tonces parecs que ha aldo inducido &
pensar de otra manera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
REUNION ANARQUISTA

Los ansrQuistas de Madrid Sc han
re nido sn eli teatro Barbieri.
Hablaron varios, combatiendo ell
parlamentarlsmo y la function elscto
raj.
Recomendsron q los obreros que
Sc abstengan de votar y Sc acord6
publican un manifesto dirigido 10
anarquistas madrilefios recomendSn
doles esto mismo.
AtscarSn, sdemas, q todos los par.
tidos oifticos, 10 mismo mona Quicos
que re 'blicauoa.
El presidente resumi6 los discur-
ros, Ger surando dursmente & la poll
cfa, spoy sndo y comentando las scu
ssciones que la prenss professions
formula contra algunos func'onarioi
de aquel cuerpo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
SEDA De MADEIRA

Todo Ell pspel que Sc usaba hsce
circuenta amos era hecho de trspos,
con preferencia de hilo. Hoy la mayor
psrte Sc hsce con pulps de MADEIRA, J
81 los planes de ciertos expsrimentA-
dores Sc llevsn 4 cabo, el hilo, 6 al
gi1 baeu suttituto, sc podrA haesr de
pulpa de msders. Desde haee algin
.iempo, hay en- el mercsdo seda arti-
fsial hecha de ess pulps, y Ia demsn-
da parece que va excsde la ofsrtA.l Un
nuevo proeedimiento para hilAr con
pulpa hdmeds difsrentes elsses de to.
lido, ha ottenido una Patsnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Absoluciones en- Guayams.-
Expendio de pan en- Ponce.
Comisi0n del Dorado.
ASOCIACION De MASTROS
Desfa1co en- Rentas lnternas.
Concha Martinez. FAM
liza del Lcdo. Cuchi.

En- ell Gu artel de la Policfs Insu.
lar Sc ha recibido IN tele grama de
Guayama, comunicando que los sef1o-
res Silvio Velez y Ramon Gotsy fue-
ron absueltos en la cauEa que se les
seguia por de itos elect
Ell Official de Sanidad de- Ponce
doctor Salicrup, informa que SO hace
activa campafls en aquella pcblaci6n
contra los expenditures de pan falto
de peso.
Sc espsra una comisi6a del Do
RADIO, :Que conferenciarA con el depar.
tamento Superior de Sanidad acerca
del nuevo cementerio que Sc trata de
construir on dIcho pueblo.
Ell Ayuntamiento dc Arecibo 90
licitara I'm anticipo para hacer algu-
nos trabajos de plomerfa.
En- la semana pr6xima SO vera
en- Ponce el juicio contra ell america
no M FL Aguiar, acnsado de desfslco
en- Ia o6cins de Rentas internas de
Coamo.
Sc han presentado ounce aoli
citudes para examenss de iugreso en-
ell regimiento de Puerto Rlce, que 90
eff ctuaran en- la primera ouincsna do
Octubre.
va ha sido remtido & todos
los pueblos de la isls el reglamento
de Ia Asoci6n de Maestros.
-Concha Martinez, celebrada ar
tista espanols, va para Cuba en- el va
por sMonssrrats que tom6 puerto aver.
LIE acompaha en- su viaie don Enrique
lVillareal.
-Hs regresado de su viaje Es-
oafia la spreciab'e familia del Lcdo.
| don Felipe Ccchi.
| Ell domingo las diez de 10 ma.
dana SO llevara a efecto en- ell Ateneo,
la election de los miembros que han
de formar el comite local de Ia Aso-
ciaci6n de Mantros.
--Fueron nombrados polfcias in.
sulsres, por dos amos, los sefiores ST.
J guientes:
Zacerias Cordero, Manuel Colon,
Pedro A. Co -dero, Antonio Davile,
Luis Davila, Ramon Delgado, jose
: L. Diaz, Dlonisio Flores, Teesforo
] Flores, Esteban Gonzalez, Lorenzo
Gopzalez Crlsanto Grandeno, Emilio
Juan, R)sendo Ledesma, He ninio
, Lebr6n, Juan j. Montaivo.
eI Dichos nombramientos tendran
efec. desde ell 10 del mes pr6ximo.
Con los dessguas que Sc han he
: cho de la oorreters, para ell sPaseo de
s Covadonga,s este Sc LENA de aqua Ca
da vez que llueve, pues las cur etas
:. que t.ene estan obstlnsdss deten'endo
. Sc las sguas innudandolo t1do O.
Q largo del camino.
"A principle del mes ell trsnte
q reapsrecera Ell CT ga L cal SE Clamol
o del PATS, que dirigfs Il estimabls io'
y ven don Arturo C6rdova y Landr6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
A NU[STRAS AGENC|AS

Advert'mos & los sefiores sgentes
que ell cobro de suscriciones Sc hace
MES PoR MES y que ellos son respon-
sables de los recibos que no devuelvan
al remitir1a remesa mepsual. Un sus.
critor puede enbrOllar la empresa
una Quota; pero no mas de una, por-
que entonces Ia sgencis, por 70 re-
caudar tempo, serfa responsible an.
to nosotros.
Tambien sdvertimos que no son
admisibles las manifestaciones de Que
Sc do DE BAJA A tai SUSCRIToR Y A
Tai oTRo un mes, 6 dos, 8 tres meses
antes. Aquf Sc toma nota de las ba.
jas embellishments, Sc contesta en- q
scto y se suspende ell envfo de elem
pla"ss. 81 un agents da IL bsia Y ne
Se le coDtests, debe repeiirla, y ayissl
que ell periodico sigue yendo.
Estas edvertencias nacen de did.
cultades que se presentan { cada di,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
UA L|BRO SENSATIONAL

George w. 'Kirkman, capitan que
fue del ejercito de los Estsdos Unidos
Y connnsdo Glt msmente dursnte IN
afio en- la penitencisris de Leaven-
worth, Kan az, escribir6, segdn noti-
cias llegadas a Mapils, un libro en-
ell que promote pintar 10 vivo el lsdo
oscuro &c la vida social en g ejerclto
de los Estaios Unidos.
Di,ho libro Sc titulara: TYeintd
aIos de ri,la en- el leiercito bsjo este Il
tulo dsra 4 conocer los escandalos mi
litsres que han ocurridO como hijo de
un Official, como cadete y como ohcisl'
Los originates del libro estsn va
en- msnos de- un editor de Chicago,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
|NVENTO De EDISON
Fuerza eficaz J barata para
mover AUTOMOBILES de VIA
je 8 recreo.
DlSTANCIA 1870 MlLLkS
AUTOMOBILES de carga a me.
nos costo que la manten-
clon de un caballo.

Va pertenecen al dominic del p1-
bllco nortesmericano los detalles que
Edison ha dado respecto a su nuevo
acumulador electrlco para autom6vi-
les. Creese que este invsnto revolu-
cionara ell problema de los scumula
dores, que por tanto tempo ha veni
do ocupando Ia ateuci6n de eminentes
electrIclitas.
Con ell nuevo ,acumulador Sc puede
hacer andar un autom6vil ligero de
paseo por una distsncla de $50 millas
rsz6n dc 20 millas por hora. Esta
bat.rfa produce una economic notable
en- el costo del function amiento de up
autom6vil cualquiera. Afrma el cele-
bre inventor qua con un motor ade.
cuado y un equipo para cares puede
hacer funcionar un coche- autom6vil
para 10 distribuci61 de artfculos, que
solo asciende 6 un 58 por ciento de 10
que costaria mantensr un cabsllo.
Edison ha venido dedicando sus
inveatigaciones y estudios q Ia aplics
ei6n de energfa & los automobiles que
Sc emplean para usos comerciales. Co.
mo resultado de tales investigscie mes,
ha anunciado Mr. Edison que actual
mente puede hacer andsr un autom6-
vii do carga, capaz de conducir dos
tonsladas, 4 una velocidad de treinta
tres millas por hora.
B'eu puede comprenderse ls utlli-
dad pr&ctica do estos inventos, pues
ellos tienden & ganar tempo y econo.
mizar gastos. Tenemos, por eismplc,
que un comerciante en- pequefia escals
puede deberia utilizar un autom6vil
en- vez de I'm caro- tirado por fuer-s
animsl, por !rroear este gas.os q4t
Asoienden q un 42 por ciento mss que
el pr'mero. Tenemos tambien que ur
autom6yil cualquiera, en- condicione'
vents iosas, puede hacer un recorridt
de Glen millas con una sola carga.
"A principles del mes de Agost
auuuci6 pdblicamente el seHor Eliaol
el exlto que obtuvo en- sus pesquisa
y estudios para perfeccionar el scu
mulador de que nos ocupamos. Par
conseguir resultados satisfactorio
cen una cs ldera, hlzo Edlson numero
sos experimentos, hasta emplear el
sus enssyos mas de $4,000 de &stas.
va SO han dado pasos para mon
tar Embellishments una fsbrica o.
Orange, estado de Nueva Jersey, gu
az donde Sc hallan las fab.icas y ls
Dor ratorios del gran inventor nortea
mericano, de universal fama, en- Gu
yes tslleres se fabricarAn los nuevo
scumuladores. En ssta fabrica Sc da
ra empleo & centensres de personas
Ell edlfcio de Ia fabrica tendra up
longitud de $50 metros, y un ancho d
Is. Su altura serA de tres pisos.
Grande es la satisfaction del gra
inventor al poder ofrecer al public
un nuevo producto de su pod.roso
| feliz genio inventive.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
UN CURA PROCESADO

En- la Audiencia de Cadiz Sc ha
visto la causa seguida contra un cura
llsmsdo Juan Luna, acusado de robo
de Ia iglesia en- que servia. El fiscal
pids s amos de prIsien para el procs-
ssdo,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
EL PIANO Y LA SALUD

Tn doctor de Berlin manifesto
que no deberis ensehsrse el piano a
niugupa cristdrs menor de l6 amos.
Agrega que de l 900 nifiss que 10 apren-
dieron anteH de los II, halo 600 esIos
de ateccionel HervioIAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
Mario Morales.

sin raz6n de ser, va que Ia empress
dicta reglas invariables J es natural
que agusrde de sua buenoS amigos ls
obseryancis de esas reglas que son su
dnics garanda de buena marcha eco.
Monica,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-30
La RE|NA MARCAR|TA
Recupera su buen humor.
Broma que ha dado a dos
carabiner0s.
DOCUMENTO HISTORIC0
81 padre Gapony pide al Ear,
en- carta alberta, que re-
nuncle el trono.

La reina Msrgarita, viuda del
asesinado rey Humberto, parece que
va recuperando ell caracter alegre que
la distingui6 siempre dursnte su reina-
do. Hasta ahora y desde la muerte
tragica de sn marido habfa gusrdado
I'm luto obstinado y SO encontraba do.
minada por una invencible melancolfa.
En- Ia actualidad Sc encuentra en-
Grsssoney, que ha sido siempre su ia
vorito lugar dc temporadas de verapo.
Su eiercicio fsvorito e. dar grandes
paseos & pie. En- eStss excursiones la
asompsf1an invariablemente dos ri
xantes carabineros quienes han llega.
do & ser, mas que servidores, verdsde.
ros amigos de Ia reina.
E otro dfa sali6 ella do su villa
acompaf1ada por les sarabineros y al
volver de su paseo y cuando estaban
cerca del pueblo, Sc detuvo en- una
choza de labradores y entr6 en- ella
dsjando q los carabinsros apostados q
Ia puerta.
Pas6 media hors, una hora, dos,
y Ia reiua no reaparecfa, Alarmados
seriamsnts entraron en- la csbsiia los
dos centinelas pero la reina no estaba
allf. iHabia dssaparecido!
No habfa mas que una puerta y
junto { ella habfan permanecido los
guardiss como psrros vigilantes. De.
solados completamente volvieron los
carabineros q la <Villa,; zero al en-
trar en- ella quedaron at6nitos por la
rechiha con que tueron recibidos por
la servidumbre. Muy pronto SO ente.
raron de que la reina hacfa va dos no
ras que SO encontraba en- su residen
ola.
Parece que Su Majestad, cuande
entr6 en- Ia cabaf1a Do despoi6 de sus
ropas y Sc puso un trsje complete de
aldeana compuesto de saya corta roja
negro corpifio y una camisola blan
quisima.
Asf vestida pas6 eotre los carabi
neros tranquilamente, sin que e.tos
pudieran rsconocerla.
Nv
La Tribune Ruse, 6rgaro de los
revolucion arios rEsos en- Parfs, pu-
blica la siguiente carta alberta, diri
gida por Gapony al Ear:
"a Nicolas Romsnof ex-zar J
asesino actual del imperio de Russia
Lleno de irgenua fe en- II, como er
un padre del pueblo, yo dirigfa mis-
pasos hacia II, pacf6cc, en- compaffs
de los hijos de tu pueblo.
Td debfas serlo, til 10 sabfss, /,
ssngre inocente de los obreros, de SUI
mujsres y de sns hijos, sepsrsra d,
hoy en- adelante y para siempre 8
pueblo ruso y tt, su aseaino
Jamas Sc podrsn reanudsr los la
EOS morales, eptrs el y td....
Las bombss de dinamits, ell terro
collective ell terror individual y la in
surrecci6n popular, esperau tu pro
genie y q todos los asesinos del pue
bio, privado de derechos.
Yo te 10 digo y este sucedera.
Rios de saugre, como en- nipgun
otra part', Sc vertiran por causl
tuys.
La misma Russia perecera proba
blements.
Haz 10 possible per comprenderl
de una vez, y recuerdslo siempre.
Renuncla, pues, 10 mas pronto co
toda tu familia, el trono de Rusis,
comparece ante ell tribunal del puebl
ruso. Ten piedsd de tus hiios; tea pi,
dad de los psises del imperio, III qu
ofreCfas la psz q otros pueblos y dt
gusllas al tuyo!
Firmado; Jorge GdpOny (Pope)s
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23
ABERDEEN FLORAL HOUSES,
A New Industry in Aberdeen is in a
Thriving Condition.

The Aberdeen Floral Houses estab.
lished by Hi. Ellis, at the corner of
Eighth and X streets, constitute an i'm
portant industry for aberdeen, insomuch
as they will prove the means of keeping
large sum OF money annually at home
that has hitherto been sent abroad for
house plants and cut flowers.
The establishment OF Mr.. Ellis is on a
scale sufficiently large to take care of all
that class of business that may originate
on Grays Harbor and throughout the
Chehalis valley, and represents an in.
yestment of about $4,000.
Ihe green houses ale three in number,
two of them covering 22xS5 feet, and the
other 22x55 feet. They are heated by a
hot water system, for which purpose a
35-horse power boiler is used Mr.. Ellis
extends cordial invitation to the public
to visit the green houses and look the
plants over.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23
WORK ON LENGER WRECK,
CreeCh Bros. vii, Take Out Cargo and
Blow Up the Ship.

SOUTH BEND, Oct. 2l.-Work on the
wrecked Chal ienger is lr gre'sing finely.
rhe Creech Bros. have all the masts
down and are now blasting the decks off
preparatory to getting at the cargo OF
lime with which the little vessel is load.
ed. They have the piles driven for a
sluicewav which they will build from
the wreck to the shore and will dredge
the lime from the hold of the vessel to
the shore. When this is all gotten out
the hulk will be destroyed by dynamite
and burned on shore
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23

that the Burtons, the Mitchels and the
Depews-in the senate, in the lower
house and in the executive offices as
well as in the great banks OF the coun-
try-Were not nearly 80 much Interested
in the defense IF national honor as they
were in the cteation OF enlarged opportu
mites for plumber. They know it now.
When these eminent champions of
national honor" and "busness inter
esls" pleaded tor the defeat of the demo
cratic party and pointed to the election
OF the republican, ticket as the only patri-
otic course, the people did not know that
"the hand was the hand Of Esan. but the
voice was the voice OF Jacob" But they
know it now.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23
that PRESS BUREAU
MAINTAINED BY The life INSUR.
ANCE COMPANIES.
Bogus Dispatches Sent to Leading
Newspapers to be Published as
News and Paid for as Advertising.
When Terrapin is Ordered, Tripe
Would Not be Accepted.

The StarChronicle of St. Louis, makes
the New York Life Insurance company
is trying 10 fl )od the country with false
reports of the exposures OF its scandalous
management. Its publicity bureau sent
to the Star-Chronicle "news" dispatch
which lifted its scandalous conduct al.
most to the level OF loyal work OF cliari.
ty, and wired this version OF the testi-
mony to all the st. Louis papers with a
request that it be print ted as news with
a news head above it, the line Especial
dispatch to the -" and the date, and
without advertising marks OF any kind i,
at the same time authorizing each news
paper to make the price "whatever you
like" and send bills to the home Office.
In it's exposure of this proceeding the
Star-Chronicle recited that ON receipt OF
the New York Lies edited "news" and
the accompanying request for publica-
ton, 1t had wired back its rejection OF
the proposal. Offering, however, to print
the cooked dispatch as a display adver.
tisement. To this offer the publicity
agent Of the New York Life promptly re.
piled: "Your proposition does not 20.
ordered telegraphic news printed. When
l order terrapin 1 do not propose to &C.
cept tripe." The Star.Chronicle refused
to publish the dispatch. Other papers
published it in the deceptive manner re.
quired, and presumably got their bribe
money. Similar methods of bliblng
periodicals have been common enough.
The railroads are even now bribing news
papers right and left all through the
country. But heretofore it has been re-
garded as "pessimistic" to mention such
facts. Now, however, exposures are
widening out to such an extent as to
make the sophisticated wonder whether
Rockefeller and the Standard Oil crowd
are not also engaged in it. Certain it is
that great silence with reference to
Rockefeller's rascalities, and great de-
votion of space to the bright side OF this
man Of millions, side hitherto con-
cealed, coincide with an outburst OF Law.
ish advertising OF Standard Oil special
ties.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23
II you have property for sale list it with
Will Lannins. Room ID, Dabney Block.
Full of Tragic Meaning

are these lines from J. II. Simmons, OF
Casey, la. Think what might have re-
suited from his terrible cough if he had
not taken the medicine about which he
writes: 81 had a fearful cough that dis
turbed my nights rest. | tried every
thing, but nothing would relieve it, until
l took DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which
completely cured me-" Instantly re-.
lieves and permanently cures all throat
and lung diseases; prevents grip and
pneumonia. At Red Cross Pharmacy.
Guaranteed; SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. m
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-10-23
DEMOCRATIC IDEAS SHACK IMBROGILO
have SPRUNG UP OUT OF The
NEEDS OF The PEOPLE.
President ROOSeveIt'S Adoption of
Policies Advocated by W. J. Bryan
Receives Endorsement of the Wall
Street Journal. Needs of the peO-
pie Before PartV.

In an editorial entitled "Bryan and
the President" the Wall Street journal
says:
"Admitting that the president has
adopted Bryan idea that is by no
means new thing in politics. The con-
servatve party in England has repeated
ly adopted policies first advocated by the
liberals. Besides. the policy of govern
ment rate regulation is older than Mr..
Bryan. He can not lay claim to having
invented it. 1t is policy that has sprung
up naturally out OF the needs and desires
of the people,"
The people are not greatly concerned
whether one man or another has advo.
Gated a desirable plan. They want relief
from imposition. President Roosevelt
has promised to give them that relief
along the lines which, as it happens,
were laid down in three successive demo.
cratic national platforms, and which, as
it happens, democrats generally have for
many years earnestly advocated.
1t is a good sign that in the proposition
to enlarge the bowers of the interstate
commerce commission, giving that body
authority to regulate railroad rates, Mr..
Roosevelt finds his strongest supporters
among democrats.
Republicans having no axes to grind
but desiring that policies shall be adopt.
ed which will result in the greatest good
to the greatest number do not, and will
not, raise the criticism that the president
has adopted democratic measure. That
plea is made by representatives OF special
interests, and it is made for the purpose
OF arousing the partisanship Of republi.
cans in the hope that the president will
be discouraged by finding that he does
not have the support of the members OF
his own party.
1t is natural that democrats should be
gratified when the foremost man in the
opposition party, in an effort to give the
people relief, has adopted democratic
policies. 1t is natural that democrats
generally should express qualification
that long ago they adopted the plan now
championed by president elected as a
republican.
But if President Roosevelt puts this
plan into execution, if he shows himself
strong enough to withstand the powerful
influences which, according to former
Senator Chandler. are now being vigor.
ously used in the presidents confidential
circles, democrats and republicans and
men of all parties, will cheerfully give to
MIR. Roosevelt the great credit to which
he will be entitled.
In the meantime democrats every
where must extend to the president all
the encouragement they are capable OF
giving, and the least that men OF his own
party can do is to support him with
equal vigor.
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The Judge Was Happy,

For supremely happy man, boiling
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man. He says it is girl, and though it
only weighed two pounds, yet it can
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its avoirdupois brought down the beam
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