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The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
ILL Is 81 Ill It.

News Of positive character has
reached Washington from Montana thar
the Hon. William Andrews Clark. one cr
the worlds richest men, VIII not ask Ter
reelection to tho Senate by the legisla-
ture 10 be chosen next month. even If
the Democrats should win. Gov. Joscuh
Toole will probably succeed him fl the
Democrats control the Legislators. SEN
ator Ciark's determination 10 retire from
Official life is maj ard irrevccable ll
IS based upon strictly private and busi-
ness reasons. Although the Montana
Croesns has not taken high rank In tH.
Senate perhaps largely because his inn
mense wealth has been q handicap to him.
it is known that Zee likes the Senate very
much and would desire 20 retain the tors
81 l.5 srcat business affairs were nor
pressing bard upon him for exclusive .lI-
teuiion. The Senator viii. therefore. prob
ably be seen or heard 81 no more in public
life after nc attends the session OF Con
eress this winter
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
orntorx.

OFuf0rv-
The statesman uaveh wipes his specs ard
siaigltenf crf bis tie.
Ana says; siy friends. unless it rains The weather
win be du
And vhsn THIS thousht into CIR brains ms lerco-
lated through.
We eamataa falk thou up oir hands and loudly cy;
How iruct'
Tho Statesman blows his massive nose and clears
ms august throat.
And sgys: The aip uin nesU siok 50 long as it's
~berat we lof ou solemn oea, arpi4ud with
main and uebf.
And slar each other on the back The while VIC ssy'
Ees right.
TIE statesman wakes steu, and warm his talk be-
ems rgcF
re yens: 7 ay 10 you my friends. that two aud
tno mafc f0ur
And thefalpon oar doubts dissolve ous fears are
uut 90 rouf
And ue admit taat hrrcs man Who knows what
he's about
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s.eletar, raft,s Achievement.

Secretary Taft is receiving universal
and merted commendadan for the grace
fui manner ia which he has hlnd.ed a
very deliel,e si-uljiJn 10 Cuba Il is not
often lhas an ar5iJar OF peace sent to
a-o.ler country finds ft necessary 10
taLe possession 80 the territory In dis
pate nor IS usual for the execution OF
d toUg d'c,at t- meet with mmed1a sen-
eraI acceptance and instanl popllari y.
eut The genial dictator. assuming with
out osteHta ion q role novel TO American
slatczUanshiU. seems 10 have delighted
the Cuban puaoe- He has imposed the
yoke If American rule So c.everly that il
rCs-s lightly upon the Cuban naIoaaI
honor leaving the pleasant impression
tina, yoke $50 HsaIy placed may be
easily removed SIR rr are fafr dea'i-r
ana gracious advice than an army with
banners The revolution fees before the
magic o. 81. Iar,s p.e.c--e taa ...4.-
ncrs
So far SO good. 4Ir Tart made a
graceful lu.iaIa.. aat ho.. ao.. .n-
csit2 This, We appreGend. wiz be the
crucial tast cf AIR. Taf's genius Tor solv-
ing klot.y problems of statecraft VIII
Il be as easy 10 remove the yoke as il
VAS 20 impose i,e Perhaps the worst is
yet 10 c-me.
We shan await With much interest the
recession lr0uI Cuba, the cxeunt omnes of
this So Tar not very thrilling ma.o3.a.ll
OF American occupation.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
The 4Deadheadv and fhe conse-ya,iy

The Deadhead" and the Conservative.
CuIlously enough, there comes, at this
late day. an argument against the anti
free pass provision of the rate bH. from
a radical and "a P-pulisl which. while il
may not convince by its logic. wiz. nec-r-
theless. interest by reason. ~ it's r-teIty
This radical who favors rate regulation
in tie fullest se-se OF the wo-d. objects
To the an-i-lres pass provision because he
thinks It win ultimately tFrow the con-
troll ol the parties into sae hands OF the
conservative elemen- OF all the parties
"a thing very much go oe deplored. from
the radical point u view.
He reasons aUrg these lines. Suppose
trs aVlrsa price Of q railroad ticket to
-I't 0olN-ca- convention, uf national i-I-
port is nifty dollars for tie round trin
suppose you add TO this i've days' hotel
bill IN crowded convention city. ms wen
as the value Of the time which attend
aaee necessarily tazes from ones bvsf-
ness. The total sum thus rl1ressrte5
would. so this philosopher thinks. at once
put 1t out Of the question for Tho dara-
gates to coH.e licm tro great mass Of
the 'doWnrcdJen" and all Of than. lie
insists that the free pass puts the poor
man In The same class, SO far as auaii-
hcation fer membership ON the delega tfqn
is concerned as the weII-to-do. Tt is
the ie1r that The conventions. and the
party control may fau into The hands of
tae mcHayed element that causes this
radical % ds.lere TIE taking away Of
tie free pass He pointedly insists that
81 Woaid dise3aliry him.
The natural ead of his logic is or
course, rrae hotel bills and ro docking of
wages while aWay-a condition which.
W. fear UiI 5e sery dimcaIt to bring
ahal- indeed, his platform would seem
&C. ee everything free for thc Delegates, p,
fai-' within ITSELF isn't suca am unusual
argument. af-er although il does como
ln new and novel dress
b IS of course. rather late En- The dav
te r-,- -,. I'D behalf vi tsc .sse
Pass. 1t looks as though that ume-aen-
oled institution is 81 thing or tlc past
dead beyond hope of resurrection. Tbc
novelty OF -aiT radical argument nau
eTer should no1 be suffered 10 pass un-
hsara.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Hi. Lordshin,s AmtdshIn.

tron Hupsrs Weekly
Ambassador Choate tells a story Of The
bishop Of Rochester England. the divine
who was So fond Of cricket that he used
Go play The same with aa expert local
team.
It appears tha5 one day when the
bishop was batting tae bowler pitched
very wide
'please keep the ball in the parish. rs
commended The bishop. testify.
The next ban the bowler sent In caught
the right reverend gentleman fuH i'm the
walstblnd, whereupcn the bowler OBJ
SERVED.
II think that's somewhere abost the
diocese. my lord.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
BIuacd Bande~a.

Col Bussc1 b. Eawisol's presence in
Washington This week reminded many OF
lis comrades of the Spaulsh-American
var Of au incident near Havana ol which
ih. eN-Prgsid4nJs son was the hero Col
Harrison was Tie provost marshal ~ tle
seventh ARMY Corps. commanded by Cen
Iitzhush Lee, and which was oucauge5
az MauOna. "a sa5urb OF The Cuban c.pi-
taL "Gtu bandera. Who Io1aed more
Ihe calmpaa1ee than human being.
end who was hacked 60 pieces with ma
CHetes oy Estrada Paiuas rural cBards
soon after rLe rec,1t insurTcctI0u had
been started, sathered around him near
ifH camp of Lees co.rs "a taJterderaIlon
lost which De wa- proud loudly TO pro-
~ Survivors, of the Cuban aruv
ot liberation. Neither Brndcra nor his
h9erators' welcomed the spectacle of
dn American army guartre5 upon cuban
soil TO preserve order and protect life
and property, and when tlts could secure
Ilfa enough 40 so around they were etr-
".oenea 60 make hrcats and other mea-
ael1g sisls OF their d.slpprotal FINALLY.
'he whole outlt goJ drunk enough 80
rake their camp ring with the shout.
Mort d. A7ueric8uos! Moreover. some
20 them who had Alausers began t5 IRE
'heH} pL - rather reckless fashion OLD
t-ndcra pretended that he could a1t con-
'roi his drunkcn crow. When t1c -itua-
lon became really rhreatcui1E C1i ttar-
.i mounted his horse and with pistol
III hand, boldly invaded the camp of the
HberajorS, who continued almleesIy 90
IRE their M9ueers. CaIIopinr strai slit o.
the tent 5f blnde.a, lie warned tbat PAL
italiHs ratrl1t tHa- unless ll1 lGdiscrim-
mate Hll1s ceased at once and order
was restored ll the camp every mothers
SON of q iiherar0T' would Doe arrested by
provost guard aud thrown ign0mini-
oLsiF into iaiL with Bandera counted in
Tor good measure. IN Iay The raging
n2rriols were as guiet aud meek as lambs.
anC no uioEJ trouble was threatened tie
Americans by Bandera or his followers.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

pubHe expenditure during ar entire ad-
ministration was hardly as great az thas
now authorized by Congress annually.
our rapid national growth. however. com
blned with our abounding prosperity, has
enabled Us to assume the pension burden
s..lfh Csc
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

authorized to issge credit currency. II
s. doubtful if Ilis measure would be
more popular than the other
Wall street viii have to worry along
for q while On ,e existing money supply
Monetary srringency aiong that thor
oughfare is very frequently of no particu-
lar consequence TO the rest OF the cohn-
try
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
distance tends Encanntment.

From thc Cleveland Plain Dealer
'-The eurthquakc THAT Eastern siesmo-
graphs recorded was somewhere 1lom
miles away.
Hasn't it been reported yet2
no
Took place anC nobody knew it. eh27
Evidently
Wen say. that's just Tie sor; Of
earthquake I like
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
a No. r-rrs,r
From tie Chicago Ezaminer.

INIlI " F-I-Iltlsl ilAtIlIIIIlI.
mark Ivan Yves r.lz'ag of var aad Of
the iardsaips and pr.YatloHs OF sieges.
~ Frenchm2n, he said. called onc
day on woman who had two dogs. They
were ugly littIe brutes. and waen they
came near nim the man pushed them out
OF tle way Wit IDS Coo5
perceive, sir said the woman cold
". that you are nos very fond IL dogs.
The ma1 starred in surprfso
not fond Of doEs" lee exclaimed
Wny. madam. b ne mere thar tWenty
of them during the siese Of Paris.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
clever Cartoons Reproduccd.

The New York Herald Yesterday repro
ducea nine cartoons which It regarded
as lhe best ct The week lwo of the
nine were from the newest newspaper in
the country Tie washington Herald
toe work of ar Jack smith, which has
daily been winning the praise oG wash
ingtoniaus
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Easy 20 Understand.
ff.. r.Ee-.--.,fs--s

An ardent teetotaier. in coaversat tson
with the late Sir WIfrd Lawson. once
rani8g vessels wi1h eiaapasna before
being launched. Sir Nilfrid did not al
temperance lesson could be ieamed from
the practice. How cen ttai le?" asked
his companion. Well replied tne witfv
baronet after the first tasle Of wine
the ship takes 10 water. and sticks to it
ever aftert
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
s EittInr pnns.i.mrnt

From the Crelnd Piain Dealer
.'beres something about the Daeh
stealing ene OF the Philippine Islands.
wonder what tncle sam 1911 Go al8at
refused 80 take il back.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
" PIN En.tnIImcnt

The duke was raging.
"she gif me but ten dollars at ze time.
be- declared
'Ah- ny poor friend" exclaimed the
count She evidently think she baf
bought ynu or ~ oaey payments
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Thc Rnn.nn

rfon tIe Milwaukee sentinel.
N3hst @eii lformed womsr tbas
Mrs. WadleiEh is. isn't sne2
Why shouldn't she he Her cook has
worsed Tor nesriy everybody in the
neighb0rhJod.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
rorsixscnt.
From jbe Chi13eo Nevs.

FT11 -ll C1I-7eo A1Ts
-4s5nia-.y row is your birthday
IS H. BY the way how ed wiii you be?
Edyta-Why- Twenty-Five.
A1aylne-Huh, You said thar three
ye7rs age.
EdTth-}Fei. what il 7 did2 I'm NOT q
Sir! VINO says one tAHs - t.ay and an
other tO-morrOW
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

According to the New York Herald
'.The frost is on the pumpkin. and it's
likewise on the squash. bat il is really
working overtime on the boom for
Hearst, gosh. We understand now
how the Herald squared It's conscience
with that story abort a New Jersey poet
dying and leaving $l00000-
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
After n Taste

Why won't y0u let your little brother
KISS yo7s You should encourage such
A" swau. De foxy hid knows I bln
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
From tae Emitbars 8Idl Chronicle.

The Washington Herald. the new Rich
Uend in tie field 81 Journalism ut the
Capital made its initial bow TO the pub
Pc on AoHday last, and right proud oagb,
those 5a -eel WHO have rEe 1uterpf Sc
m hand The entire sia6 Of The Herald
is composed II seasoned newspaper men.
who know from vast experience what
The reading public demands. and it goes
without saying that Nr. Scott c. Bone
and his able confreres viii ever keep
The Herald NO to The hign standard il
has set for itself We heartily con-
graduate Tie Herald and wish it all sue
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
skfaoo.

Sir LIptons building Shlmrocs ~.
To beat gu tGcis; bet Sc
wa make hin fhirk the yachts he's bagt
j. -ha9rracs XNFU
-Woman's Home Companion.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
qreatIt Kindly.

BE cncumspect, my son, said the old
millionaire
III try to. father
That's right lust because we ave
above the law is no reason for kicking
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
TIE wAsHENeToN HERAtn.
By TI3f TICKLE

Bless me, here another paper
Just as uewsy IS can be.
Nev both Iwtign and domestic.
sea
Should write an days about it
All rs BEAUTIES Esre n1i told
rs gem. n.Ed. a treasure
asAi.gton heTald. onc week I'D"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The principal of ST. andrews Unlver-
sity advocated reformed spelling, and
Mr.. Carnegie Immediately made the uni
versity a present of S50CJG- OF course. il
that's the way Uncle andy is going to
laik about it, We vii an 81, Up and ;ako
notice
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Philadelphia Press Is authority FOR
the statement that they have smashed
the bridge trust in Ohio. This locks
like another invasion OF Woman's rights.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Ynnnr LnKe.

You're buying cheroots since you're
married Beginning 10 economize, eh2"
No. nay U-f0 likes mo 10 leave nice
long butts o4e tes- eIu in ribbon ana
hangs em about The faL"
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Dr.. Floyd " Tomkins, a Philadelphia
minister. SAYS that children arc a ncccs-
sity ia the American home. But Or
TomIlus gtdl't say IL lsl les several
months
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Usually Is.

"Ah such husband as 1 have"
''What IS his fauH2"
"Everythiue
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
" \ BrocIw.1 N Trde- UnlanIst-

" \ BrocsWeH in Trades Jniouist-
Ou bright crisp october morning
Monday Washington now daily pa
per made its initial apDearauce- Fu.ly as
bright. as crisp. and is Wholesome rs the
morning 0f its oirta The Herald found
hearty welcome in thousands of the Cap
ital City's homes. IN the editorial Fore
#Crd' the statement is made that 'Tae
Herald intends 10 bc as much OF "a FIX
ture at the Capital as the Washington
E eminent. wllch sounds ike bounding
faith and robust life-tWo things with
which hope thr new venture VIII be- well
supplied With Mr Scott Bono al the
hlaa o. the enterprise. ] have little doubt
IF the outcome. His training and his abb.
ity added t8 the genuine gift OF ucwspa-
per making which he possesses In % very
marked degree. al spell success in an un-
dsraking Ike that which he has cssavcd
That He and his coadjutors VIII achieve
thar success / sincerely trust They de-
serve it,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The fact tNGt Cuba persisted IN main
tanning a surplus OF several millions was
enoush 10 convince the most skepucal or
tne country S RANK unutaess ior self
government
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

That Carolina bank cashier who recent
iy disappeared and ieft his accounts per-
fectly straight must have determined TO
prove that solomon was all wrong when
he declared that there IS nothing new
under the sun
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
tr..er,--tirr.

The pret sar his hoTes decay
long vrdu ef1 he dir3
He might have better done to-day
Ard ld fowailehgde
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Georgia Botuers have just add
jouued their annual convention iu At
llnysl- and the Iapers agree that they had
Ii corkiug sooI time
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Baltimore boasts d preacher who once
delivered O. serr. on of only ten minutes
duration. Whether 81 was cyclone OF 81
riot that broke up the meeting at that
point is not stated
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

India needs wiudmilIs. according to ~
press report And still Mr BRYAN man
aged 90 get through without being cap
turad
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Washington Herald. The new daily
made its nrst appearance on Monday
morning Fast II is one of the han dsom-
eSt newspapers ever. turned out at the
National Capital u is ably edited. and
thoroughly up-to-date in every particular
r.-1 surface iudiC1uuns. We are led 20
believe it has come To Stay. afr scott g.
Bone editor IS Wei and favorably known
ID Nas1i7EJon. and its One typographical
S. due to Mr. Charles c.
thompson. mechanical superintendent
who is justly recognized. as one of the
finest printers in the country
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Sull. If the Sultan was really shot by
woman. she ought not 10 be punished
Cor il. It's sure thing that she was
aiming at something else.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Cubans are said to have every
confidence IN the American people. just
as though they suspected Uncle sam or
an intention 10 put Up a confidence game
on them.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Since the 'possum season opens with the
FIRST frost down South. the average
Georgia darkey can see mo- good and sGffi-
cient excuse lor posrponing Thanksgivins
Ddy any longer
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

In other words. Mr Hearst means 20
say that Messrs. jerome. Mcclellan.
ToWne. &c a.. are ali those things that
SIR. Murphy used to be before be re-
formed
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The ola hat-lc ship Texas is now being
used as bording house No use talking
you can't down real lcfty ho0doo.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Cuban problem" is having regu-
lar -old-is-Ann time of il.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The short turkey crop report is spruc-
ing up, preparatory Co making its annual
fall tour of the country.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

From tho Union Bridge sI5J Pilot
Tho Washington Herald. "a uanp8rtis8n
paper published by the Washington Her
a Company, gives promise OF being s
esan. up-to-date publication fit 10 be
read by the best people.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Union Republican convention in
Delaware. presided over by j Edward
Addicks. has officially designated Seua-
tor Alice as 'loa bsoue traitor Ii
must be quite a relief to Mr.. Ad5icks
10 be aoic u c-A Gle other FELLOW hard
names for a while
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

The Kansas city Journal has thi-
tcen-line editorial o1 Honesty u Poll
tics CdnsiGerus the slbiec under
discussion, tElt was quite "a lengthy ed--
t1riaL
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Tom Watson has issued statemeut. .u
whica ne declares tnat be hasn returned
90 the Democratic party. after ALL Per-
haps Tom sot tired hunting FOR ill.,
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

If Yellow Jack has really opened head
quarters ia Cuba. IL may yet be necessary
TO send Gen. Leonard Wood down that
way again.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Taft t--e frou EoTernCrship tn governor
ship as lishtly Us any butterfly
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Notwithstanding the fact that Manuel
SiiVleTa is ~ present confning himself
TO the high seas there is d chance that
he may get be made o. sing a different
tune
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Fm the Caucasian.

tI'n tle taUcasian.
Wsshington's new paper. The Herald
IS journal worthy az having Che VA
tional Capital for its home. IT begins
life with the assurluce 10 its readers
that Fl VIII he clean. accurate. neWsy-
in an respects q home newspaper Wlet
else could il oe with % man ike Sir
Scott Bone at the heIm2 IL is unneces-
eary to wish st long and prosperous
hfe- 40 one doubts that il has come
90 stay.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
From u'e culpsper val Exponent.

FROM tle tulf9per ffa-i Exponent
The Washington HCrall. the new MORN
iHs paper 81 Washington CITY. = masJ
welcome addition 10 our daily literature
Scott Bone. the managing editor Is no
stranger IN Washington journalism. fav-
ing l0r wears successfully managed ,le
Post ard he has hosts IF friends and ad-
uirers. The quiet. temDerste e., and just
tones nich have Dcrvaded his Journals
tic admonitions. and his careful records
tiou Of wholesome tluths- wisely coueIed
in kindly words, have placed him IN Ih1
front rank as a sound newspaper leader
and director. whose readers have become
allied % him bv confidence. WiieH. like
hooks or steel, binds % him lGunv
s-auHch s3UpuTtsrs- 1lT. Bones lriCnis n
Virginia are legion aId as soon as they
know he Is again in Che editorial chair.
they wiI rally 10 bis call. Here's 20 the
sHccess OF Scott Bone and the Washington
Herald
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

While GOV. Magoou may not weigh -
heavily ou lal Ll ,.s s1------e rrf -u
the latter is thought o. have sat there
long enough o. wedge it down pretty
tight
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Mr. Hearst declares tnat ai. 'ataip I-
is 0oias ai7 own thinking He prob
ably is not telling everything he thinks
either
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Although AIr Cleveland is an adept an
keeping things % himself hc WAS trained
il hard school he has been fishing
Tor years and years. and still no one ewes
heard Of his tellils ans remarkable Ssh
stories.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
Ca E. H sIslr

Fe- a C E ~ Har
Tine washington Herald Is t4e newest
candidate for journalistic houors. The
chief hand ia It's making IS that Of SCOTT
O. Bone long managing editor Of The
Washington Post ana his new paper is "a
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15
GREETINGS TO THE HERALD.
From DE Ann and Nav Register

From The Ann and Navy Register.
THE first issue Of The Washington Her
8ll appeared on Monday morning. and
was. IN ail respects, a notable achieve
ment in local journalism It shows care
ful intelligent. and sane editing. and II
is pleasure to chronicle and welcome
the advent Of a d:ily newspaper which
Is free Of arrant ROT. disgusting DeTaonali-
ties. and uumitigated ncti0n bearing the
semblance of news The Washington
Herald. under the editorship of ar scott
C. Bouc. gives promise of being au in
nueutiaI as wen as an infvruins, dti.-
newspaper. Ii is certain 20 bc ai Of thar
IL 3Ir Bone IS IN charge.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Missouri man has Just died as the
result of slap i'm the face. New York
politicians seem immune from this sort
of thing
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Senator Bailey says that he is perfectly
willing 10 submit 90 another primary
We insist thai this would be q secondary
consideration
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

''Jon D. beats % railroad" was ta.
Wild-eyed headline in New York con-
temporary the other day. When il was
discovered that a schedule. and not a ls.il-
road was meant tae reason fer the scare
head became more easily understood.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Capt Richmond PeI=on Hcbson. who
viii have sea1 ia lle next Congress
as the successor OF H.earasentative John
-. Baakhead, u rrer he able to
achieve lis ue, hobby bilHon-dollar
nayr. bU- If given ans chance he wIj
net Es.I ,5 ia1nross tp5a his fcIlow-Cou-
gressmen The fact l1, Ae is able t1
give pls-sibis reas9r5 for any cause
d. hc-te. Capt. Hobs01 VINO
was seen 81 tne E5fitr H0use lobby lass
evening undoubtedly dae talser
and endowed with that peculiar charm
which gees 5y the name OF personal mag
netiau Tn llk with friends here Dee
gives rs his opinion that Gle Demo-
cra.s nave fair prsspcct of carrsiu-
the November elections. ana he bases his
belief on .he theory that thl country
is rather weary " sach Ions period
of Republican domination and reaav To
tFy The minority FOR a while The aver
asc American, BE thinks believes il n
healthfGl thing % give tho eoutrv ro-
tati0n IN partisan ascendenCy
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

Credit is better Jhau wealth., SAYS
Mr. James j. HuL Oh perhaps. Ana
yet. as between tAe two. who wo-ld
choose fcs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

In one respect DoUic's farewell tours
resemble PATHS. lie wants about mil
lion dollars 90 take alonr rs souvenir.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

a Gold1eid. New man has been fined
Tor taking bath Tor resisting rhe
temptation to lynch him, the Goldfeld
populace deserve great credit.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-15

notwithstanding the fac that Douic
recently said De- would not attempt 90
carry ont his Mexican scheme. BE- seems
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