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New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
OUTLOOK IN ILLINOIS.
Hearst Men Actiue IN Chicago ana
Throughout the State.

r,..~,,,a,s,s,, proprietor Of '1he Intel
,l1cncer' OF Edwardsville. lh. VINO. ss N' . =,
O, the Democratic state committee OK tnt s'o.
a. tho head OF the Illinois delegation nero 20 wei
come Mr.. Bryan. speaking oil Poii''e"'
the Waldorf, yesterday said
TN. action ~ our state convention in lllnois tels
the tale We Endorsed MI BRYAN for the ironre.t
rssnn,,inna az that Character yet passed. We also
indorsea Roger Sullivan sEos whose bT NJ BRYAN
That really only side issue and y mas WA mr Nf1
sya bme hos nfe the demand for his head
made by Mr.. Bryan sent out letters 20 n,s
we'll as 70 retain him national committeeman
Mr. Boescheastein was asked II any OF the Illinois
Democrats would talk with Mr.. Bryan about hs
attitude toward Mr.. Sullivan. He replied
That remains to be seen r Mr. Bryan r wants n,u 70
her Of men I'm our delegation who can give HIM All
the information he desires ! think NJ bIyah Ws
shall appoint Ave delegates 70 meet Mr; bryan
the snIlfvsn incident viii come up with Mt Bryan
while he Is in the city at this time do not kno"
Mr. Roescbenstein said that William Randolph
Hearst wa. organizing an Independence League IN
Chicago which would put up an entire ticket at the
Cook County election in November. This league
Is 10 be extended throughout the state IL Is going
TO absorb the old Progressive Democracy IN Chi-
eaxo and the Majority Rule League. which has been
OF Chicago.
Roger c. Sullivan was also al the Waldorf yes
teraay but restrained himself when he was asked
TO comment on Mr.. Bryan's opinion of him. we
have all said good deal about this, he satd 'put
think now / had better say no more.
friend OF Mr.. Sullivan said that the latter felt
that SO long as had been indorscd and the con-
vention had also declared for Bryan for the Prest-
dential nomination. IL would not do 20 sur UP any
bitterness W.
''Mr. Sullivan could if he had desired. said the
friend have prevented the Endorsement OF MI
Bryan at the convention. but, the contrary, he
asked his friends support the Bryan resolution
IL Mr.. Bryan had wanted TO raise objections 20
members Of the national committee simply be-
cause they had had connections with corporations
others for attack as Mr.. sullivan
Mr. Sullivan. il Is said. does not intend 20
TO the Bryan reception I'm Madison Square Garden
tonight He refused 10 commit himself the
question when asked point blank by the reporters.
II am here" he said. TO attend a meeting OF a
subcommittee OF the national committee. I
20 the seashOre.'
Mr. Sullivan and Mr.. Boescheustein will be In
New York to greet John p Hopkins, the regular
Democratic candidate for Mayor OF Chicago when
Mayor Dunno elected when he returns from
Europe about September II.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
TO FIGHT JOSEPH LEvENSON.
Downtown Republicans Trying to Boom Ely
Rosenberg.

The Down Town Republican Club of the pa AS
senlbly District is with circular letter asking
support for Ely Rosenberg, Mr.. Parsons's candidate
for leader in the 3D. After appealing for assistance
In Kidding the district Of ''despotIsrn and bosssm
the letter says;
The population Of this district being the most
cosmopolitan OF any in the city made up il is OF
citizens from all parts of the world many OF yhom
have sought the shores of this only after they
have felt the iron grip of their old despots and
knowing from experience what despotisn means
cannot much longer remain Indifferent to the exist
ing conditions, and we therefore ask them 20 grasp
this opportunity of asserting their jusJ claims for
proper representation OF their district by men capa
bic and worthy of the trust imposed upon them
To accomplish this must select a man who
possesses the qualities OF character requisite 20 a
lea0er-courage. feaTlessness. determination and
skill and. above all, one who is truthful and firm
in his convictions Of duty
Such person we have found in Ely Rosenberg
who. being prevailed upon By the honest voters Of
the district consented 10 lead US in This fight.
Joseph LeyensOn is the present leader of the old
9Th district now the new ID. and is Mr. Rosen-
berg's opponent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
TOM TAGGART DoDGEs QUESTIONS.
Denies that He Is to Resign Craftsmanship Of
National Committee.

Thomas Taggart. who heads the Indiana delega-
ton to the Bryan reception, is spending most OF his
time denying that he is TO resign as charm - OF
the Democratic National Committee and doIsng
questions about the raid on the gambling games at
French Lick Springs
How about that affair al French Lick?-" re-
teriay. 'e0
Without trace of a smile lighting nm bis faco
MI nagEaat broke f, in AS you say, the French are
whether or not the French could lick the Ger
mans" -
Again and again MI Taggart parried the ull les-
tion OF the reporter and finally made his escape
after insisting that the reporter should light a
cigar. e
Friends of Mr Taggart we're much worked up
yesterday because place had not heen reserves
for the chairman of the national committee in one
OF the carriages that Is to follow Mr. BRYAN in the
Iriumphal procession to-day. They stanped n as
+ attempt the part Of certain people to force
Ny Taggart into the background.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
NEW DEMOCRATIC CLUB ORGANIZED.

new Democratic club has been organized in the
SSd Assembly District in the Bronx. II will he
known as the Moauis Democratic Club OF the 33d
Assembly District, with temporary headquarters
NJ Nons Hal, COurtlandt avenue and 155th street
where at crowded meeting held last evening the
birth and christening took place. The origin OF
the club Is the desire of the independent voters TO
wrost the control Of the Democratic organization
from tic influence of Louis +. Haffen and il is
expected that In month the roll of membership
will exceed Two thousand. The meeting was called
to order by August c. Elliot. who said that the
object Of the new body to guard against the
misGOnGs os the nresent leader. Michael Hechf
the independent candida for leader. the sneaker
said. has oeen lifelong resident nf She district;
hGe always been active organization Democrat
and one who could chGrcnge man to say one
acter.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
FEW CHANGES IN N. Y. DELEGATION.
Representative Sherman SAYS Congress Rep
resentation Will Be About the Same.

Representative Sherman. chairman OF the Goa
gresslonal Campaign Committee. says few changes
will occur il the New York delegation as result
OF the election this fall George W Fairchi!d Of
oneonta, vIce-president of the Guardian Trust
Company, of this city. has been nominated IN place
of Congressman Lefe, re, Of lister County Sen
ator Malby, of Ogdensburg. has been nominated in
:he northern district in place OF Representative
Fiack and Cyrus Durey. Of JohDstown, has been
nominated To succeed Representative I4ittnuer
Secretary Shaw OF ;he Treasury Department was
one Of the callers At hcadauarte~s Tuesday He
LETT mis- dollar subscription. Senator PenFose and
Representative Brumn. of Pennsylvania. called
yesterday Secretary Shaw Is to do two weeks
campaigning In Virginia, North Carolina Tennessee
and Missouri beginning next week.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
TTLLMAN BALKED BY VOTERS.
Dispensary Candidates Defeated-Twenty
Thousand Voters Scratch" Tickets.

Columbia s. c. Aug. 80
To The Tribune, New York
In the primary election in South Carolina
yesterday III which the issue was the dispensary
Senator Tillman. for the first time in his career
vas balked az the polls. The dispensary ca adi-
dates for Governor and Attorney General sup
ported by Tillman the stump were distanced
by candidates opposed TO the dispensary and per-
Sorally aniagonized by Tillnan. The Senator
was scratched" by more than 2OO00 voters
w E. GONZALES
Editor The State.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
BOND COULD BE s8,s5O.Ooo.
Sum Standard Oil Indictments. if Precedent
Be Followed. May Call For.

Chicago. Aug 2s-The question of whether the
Standard Oil Company viii be required give bond
for its appeaEanc each of The indictments re-
turned Monday ~ the federal grand juries on
charges Of accepting rebates from railroads has
be en- settled.
A bond Of $4,000 was filed b. Judge Bethea when
the first indictment returned against yne COM
pany. several weeks ago. That Indictment was on
nineteen counts. and II thc same ratio is maintained
vHtE the G.42S counts in the ten returned ON Nuii-
day the required bond would be $S.35OtO0.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
sTEUBEN COUNTY FOR HEARST.
Delegates Instructed - Prearranged Pro-
gramme of Leaders Carried Out.
m. ro,.,ro,h - rra ,rrtt,.~o

IBy Telegraph TO The TribvreI
Bath y. Y. Aug 29-Both Democratic district
conventions Of Steuben Comfy to-day indOrsed the
candidacy OF Hearst for Governor and instructed
delegates 10 use all honorable efforts to secure his
uon.iuatlon at the Buffalo convention. The candi-
dacy of J. F. Schwarzenbach. Of HOrneu. for Dem
ocratic state committe man, - succeed James A.
Parsons. was indorscd by both conventions and
delegates were instructed TO vote fer him. The
pre- arranged programmes Of old machine leaders,
who think Hearst has a chance and are with him
fer that reason were carried in both conven-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
ONLY HIGHBALLS AND TALK.
Meeting Of Democratic National Committee
at Hoffman House Without Result

About hftesn members OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee met yesterday at the HOFFMAN
House. Nothing important was done Neither
Chairman Taggart Roger Sullivan the member
from Illinois. attended the meeting
I'VE drank n few highballs and talked about the
meeting at tho Garden tomorrow night" said
Trey Woodson. OF Kentucky. secretary the com
mitfee.
Another topic up for informal discussion was tho
aising OF funds fOT the Democrat. Congressional
t'arnDaten Conlaittsa- q of Hhicl. REPRESENTATIVE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
Mr.. sHAw's cAMPAieN TRIP.

Washington Aug. 2s.-Secyetary Shaw will leave
Washington or September for campaign tour
through the South. on September he viii speak
In of the cities in Virginia but which has
yet been determined. on the 10th ne will speak
winston N C.: flth. at Statesvile. y. e.: 18th. at
Asheville, \. C.; 18th, at knoxville. Tenn; l+sh.
Nashville. and 18th, &t Memphis During the
following week he will sneak in some of the prin-
Ciyai cities Missouri
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
REAPPoRTIONNENT HEARING BEGUN.
Appellate Court Has Petition 70 Remove
Names from Insurance Ticket.

Albany. Aug 9.-The Appellate Division Of the
Supreme Court met here to-day to consider attacks
upon the constitutionaty Of the recent legislative
district reapportionments and the application for
an order 20 compel the State Insurance Depart
meat 70 remove the names OF four members OF the
''administrative ticket Of the Mutual Life Insur-
Edward Il. Whitney. Eugene L. Richards and ex-
state senator Elon r. Brown appeared for the ap-
pelants In the attack upon the reappOrtiOnuent
Attorney General Julius NJ Mayer. Deputy AttOT-
ney GeOcrdi James c. Graham and Senator Merton
F. Lewis appeared for the state In defence. No
new grounds were presented by either side ire
arguments being the lines as those fol-
lowed in the argument before the court below.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
CONVENTION TO RULE, SAYS MORAN.

Boston. Aus. 2a.-Distriet Attorney Moran Pro
hihtton candidate for Governor and candidate for
the Democratic nomination. issued statement TO
day IN which nc said that neither ne nor the men,
hers OF his campaign committee will favur oppos.
the sandi;ac! oi an. TgsA 4oT the Cfl... Of l.e.-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
MAYOR SAILS For HOME SATURDAY

Mayor George b. Mcclellan will sail from South
ampton for New York next Saturday the ST.
Paul. OF the American Line. He is now In Paris
He has written 60 william A. Willis, his executive
secretary. that IL he gets In In time week he
will go his office Saturday morning He
writes that he Is feeling in the best OF health
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

=, Georgia 4. chairman. Mr.. GrigEs
lanes 1t1 80 co,nmittee s without funds rms @ 1.a
e., srn-,.s the national committee as ~ - ~,
nov a, s snand,,on of the bureau presided over ps
Mr. CiriEGs. ~or.d with reference
yario,1s suggestions were onefen VIZ. r,s,,,cra,a
,o oss,np the hat among the wealthisi he'''
an Sevr York but nothing was done
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
WHITNEY WOULD BE A SENATOR.

By Telegraph 20 TIE Tribune
Boston aug 29-It announced here to-day
tnat Henry II. Whitney will be candidate for the
United States senate 20 succeed Seaat0. Crane.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
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PACIFIC COAST
From Chicago.

Second class one way tickets at this
very attractive rate will be sold daily
via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
North Western Line from August 27th
to October 31st inclusive, to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver.
In addition to the reduced cost Of this trip,
we offer you the excellent tourist car service
of the Los Angeles Limited-one of the worlds
greatest trains and Of the China & Japan
Fast Mail-a thoroughly modern equipment.
Daily and personally conducted excursions.
Double berth only 500. Choice Of routes
S. A. HUTCHINSON, Manager Tourist Dept.
PIP Clark ST., Chicago, III.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

tenant Governor Attorney General or any other
Office the state ticket. Mr.. Moran said: The
delegates in convention must be allowed without
dictatton from any quarter, make their own Sc
lec,on.'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

the New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company =
the San Francisco disaster has been adJusts'. -
it is expected that the remaining claims. ara0
20 50 900. will be settled in a short time
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
DESERT BRYAN STANDARD.

time In ten years the OF Bryan not heard
in POpulist convention. the delegates saying that
they did not want any more fusion. Among the
resolutions adopted the following
We condemn all forms of gambling as immoral
whether by cards or by mechanical deVlces. In the
Indiana gambling hell controlled by the chairman
OF the national committee OF the Democratic party
OF by spectators in stocks and bonds IN the Wall
Street banks aided by Congressional enactnents
assisted by the Secretary OF the United States
Treasury and by the use OF government funds.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

9 Are your affairs in proper
shape? Have you made your
will? Is 1t in a safe place?
Are you sure that It's pro-
visions will be carried out?
IT is the province of
= q Trust Company
to attend to these
matters.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
NEW HAMPSHIRE COMPANY PAYS LOSSES

MaEchestsr \. r.. Aus, ss-Eghty per cent OF
tle loss. amounting. 10 about s5Oo.e0 sustained ny
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

Dive in, boysl!
725 suits.
Norfolks and double breasted suits
about half and half, and including
every mixture suit of these STYLES lett
I'm Spring and Summer weights.
70 were ss and $3.50.
90 were 81 and $3.50.
I57 So and $3.50
90 So and $3.50.
IsI were $40 ana s1O5O.
81 sI2 and S12-5o
% were SIS and S1S-SO-
IS we're sl4 and sls5O.
All sizes from s to Is; though a
bit weak ON sizes 13 and IA.
S4.75.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stoscs
Warren 81. l3eh ST. 31aes.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-30

TIE EQUITABLE
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Fifteen Nassau Street
Capital. S 100000
Surplus and Profits, O,5OO,OOO
Interest allowed on daily hslancess
subject to check
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

= RinbIi6e 8erpe9s<
rRun fuse mir, emma, tpsr
bat npbl bieien bibf9en Gbritbaum
gebradt?" = emma mad einisemgs>
iinnen): Der Stor9."
-Derp antoffeIbeIb. Sd
peritsbe ni9t, pie On Dir cine 10 brus
tale 8ebanblung BON Oeinsr Jrau qez
fallen laien tdnnft." = rWeibt On,
ih benf bait INNER: ncr bic gebeiras
tbet bat, perbient Priisei!"
Gin @emiitbsmenf6.
r6err Doftpr, idrpia Sbnen fir Sbre
tpertbpole Mebisin banfen." = Sat
iis Sbnen seniiBt2" fraste Der Mrat
iebr befriebist. = nSa, fe mar BON
tpunberbarem @rfols." = vWie pieIe
Jlai9en mubten sic benn nebmen9"
: SD nabm gar feline, mein OufeI
bat cine Jlaide ausgetrunten unb i'd
bin fem nniperfakrbe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
Gin ttetter SaIomott.

Srei 6anbpertsburf6en fanben
einmal auf Der 2anbitrabe cine Sas
bafpfeife. Sa ale leibenf9aftli1e
Ruu9er paren unb f6on lange ben
@snub bes Sabats batten enfbebren
miihen, mabte iebsr bas &e6t bes
5inbers auf bic ppblgefiate Pfsife
geltenb.
sd babe fie suerit sefeben", rief
Der Cine, Der 4neere proteitirte pisz
Der: rNein, t9 par Der Grte", tpGbz
renb Der Oritte ii4 ais re9tmGbigen
Sinber anerfannt fpifen tppnte, ba er
fte bonn 8oben a~ufgeboben babe.
60 f~tritten lie fort, bis fie in bus
nG9fte Sorf famen, mo elmer ben
8ori9lag mu9te, bic Nnselegenbe:t
benz 8iirgermeiiter gu unterbreiten.
Ste dnbern pdren, ipenr audi tpi=
beritrebenb, bamit climber itanben, unb
10 trugen lie benz Srtsoberbaupte ben
ri9pierigen san" Dor.
Sieier bDrte ibnen rubig gu, ridte
Elm paar Mal nit benz itruppisen
&Opfe unb begann: r8u ieib's benn
Ds eisentIi berg"
sd, entsegnete ba Der grfte, ~i4
bin elm 9erliner Sunge".
Sdrduf Der 3peite: runb iA bin q
Miin6ener &inbl."
Wdbrenb Der Sritte faft miirrif4
CUR @ntpprt CAB: rs bin a Siroler."
$50, 10, bm, bm", meinte bu Der
8iirsermeiiter, nbo is ia Die Sua'
gang einfu4. Sunge unb &inber bruu=
den ia pfeif'n, aliO s'bOrt tie Dir,
Stroller, unb ieBt madts, bub peiter
fimmts."
Spro6's unb lieb bic Srei iteben,
BON benen bic beiben leer @~usgegange@
men 70 re9t fomif9 breinfdautsn.
mdbrenb Der anertannt re9tmdBise
Jinbsr bic pfeife semiitbIih in Sranb
febt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19
0OrnRadel, Der mca ftedsn bleiben .

0ornFadet. Der meg fedsn bleiben!1
ngein, parum benin? Gr ut gang
f9nea entfernt = glib ben Singer
ber."
r@laubft bu, bab es sefdbrli9 tpers
ben f0nnte, penn er brin bleibt?
Gold elm fleiner Sta9el tbut bod
ni9ts, LAB i'm nur."
nNber netn, 9Dftu, lei bod ni9t eli
geniinnis! Sc fam ia f6pGren, unb
serabe unter benz Nagel tbut es 70
peb = cine 8lutpergiftuns tann's
ppmDgli6 tperbeu."
I6 adj! @laubft bu pirfli9,
bdb iol9 elm flstnes Ding fobisl linz
bell anri9ten fam? Netn, LAB nur!
Sieb mid itatt beien NAL on, Gnb.
unb glib mir 4ntport: iinb iolde Ri9z
tisfeiten tpirtli9 10 gefGbrli9g"
sic fub i'm elm penig pertpunbert
on unb Deritanb erit ni6t re9t -
bp9 oann purbe tie pl0bli9 ROTH.
Meinte er etpds dnberesg... Was
tppBte er benin. unb mas folte tie faz
GEM
Sin tGasenbes = r@3 @0fu -
bu ipeibt 80" mar ibre einsi9e Nnts
mort, Damn perbarg lie bas 9efi9t in
ben 9dnben unb lieB ben &opf auf
ben Slid finfen.
9o9 bshutiam bog sr ihn gu fi4
beriiber.
r@lfe! Sci nun meme peritdnbise
feline Srau unb fage mir ebrli9, mas
bu bentit. Sefenne mir dies, i9 perbs
Dir bann audi befRnnen ="
rOu bdft eeleIen -"
rSa, bas babe i9 - beibe 8riefe,
ben BON beiner Mutter unb ben bei>
men. 8er9ib es mir = unb an bas
anbere! Gs mar 9ebanfenlofgfeit
BON mir, i3 babe es ni4t 10 se>
puBt..."
nQber nun, 96itu = nun pirit bu
ppbl ME mebr 2uit BADEN, nit mir
bon beiner Mutter gu fpre9en, unb
bas tpirb elm neuer Sta9sl fir mid,
besreifft bu bas?"
~Sa, ih CLAUDE pobf, unb beshul6
tperbe t9 fortdn nod mebr bon ibr re-
ben, aber in anberer @eiie. obne ftets
gu berglei9en, meme i9 =. 9ift bh
bunn 8ufrieben9 Sd min MIDI bemiiz
ben, allies mebr aIs bein Mann gu be-
tru9ten unb nt6t als Der Spbn meiz
ner Mutter. Sas lit ia au9 moth
fpenbis, Obelei9 t9 erit jest au bieIer
Ginfi9t Ietommen bin."
Sin LETTER Sonnenftrabl fab ner>
eierig gu. als 9Ofta feline !6anb dusz
ftredte unb fprtfubr: $50, unb nun
sieb' i9 mir ben tIeinen Sta6el
felbf beraus -. DEM iebt itnb mir
beibe bariiber einig, fiinftig etpaiee
@ta9el glei9 gu entfernen, 70 f6nea
mir fOnren, unb obne erit Mdmds
9ilfe gu erbitten = ni6t pabr, mein
8utes?"
Slider, @Dita."
limb tie tiibten iid pieber unb tpiss
Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Ssinii6en gbeleuten in 8omblins4bs
bau sur splbenen 9p45eit elm 9nuz
benaef4ent bon so Mart iiberpisfen
moroen.
gatpf9. gor fur5em purbs
Der in be, bieiigen 3uderfubrit bei9Gfs
tiate Rangirer Supitppsti beim Guns
girer setObtet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

ga, nun tpubte er's! Sdgli4 uns
terfuhte er fortan bic bon babeim abb
sebenben Yoitia9en, unb balb fano er
audi ben erpdrteten 8rief BON glies
Sanb: u@n 5rau Mnnie b. b.. in
2unb." Wie bid er mar! 60 pie.:l
bate lie gei9rieben, ohne ibm audi muir
ein Wort bapon gu fasen!
Grnitlih betriibt unb ratblos pog
er ben Brief in Der 9anb.. -. Was
nun tbun9... War es elm unreat,
Der Werfu9ung gu folgen. bic ii4 ihm
uuf5pans2 Wiirbe nidt iein Se@
fpifen melt mehr 8ere9tigung haben,
ibn anautlager. penl er. nun 'feinen
Gnti9lub aufsdbe unb ben Brief ohne
tpeiteres abseben liebeg Wirbe es
bann ni4t f4tpGren UNI ben Dorm
BIB --3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-19

Wv HAhS ~r~T@T
gs mar Elm tDftliGer Spmmer,
abenb. Die leBten tparmen Sonnens
ftrablen glitten bur9 bus 8~irfenlaub
urb Sei6neten golbgldnaenbe Tlede
auf bic Habatten unb 3uienflG9en,
beren 3pIen unb 2epfujen i'm fiben
Duff petteiferten.
glfe fab nit ibrer 9anbarbeit auf
Der 8eranbd, als @DIta leile bic 8ars
tenpforte fdlob, UNI ni9t bon ibr ses
bort gu tperben. Damn f9li9 er iif
gu ben Rofenbeden, brad aber feline
Der buftenben 8liitben, rulr einer flets
men f9arfen Dorm nabm er ab unb
briidte i'm iid, pbne cine Miene gu
per5ieben, unter benz Nagel bes linfen
fleiasg Singers ms 6leiff. Damn
cling er na9 Der 8eranbu.
v@uten Mbenb, 9iebling."
rM6 bu fbon bier9 90 min if
fhnea ben &affee bplen, mir molten
bier orduBen trinfen, IS 1T Elm berr'
lider Hadmittas."
Wdbrenb bes &affees fiel es if,
auf, bab @Ofta u~nsetpD9nli4 erni
ausfab.
n8iit bu miibe, 9Ofa9"
Stein. aber id babe einen nieber.
trddtisen Shmera i'm Singer. ba If
etpas bineinsefommen. bas iti9t uni
tbut peb.1
80. LAB fdneu feben -. Nba, lief
Der, bier unter benz Nasel ftedt ets
mas; einen Nusenblid, ih bol' es sleid
beraus = setpib Elm Splitter"
Ct fab aufmerffam bin.
.M4. bas 1T ia nur Elm tleine,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-18
WILL NOT AID Mr.. COLER.
East FIatbush Taxpayers Want
RaiLzcaY Extension

Business interests and residents Of the OUTLYING
districts OF Brooklyn which must depend for trans
portation facilities upon the existing lines and the
proposed extensions Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company have taken action designed to place
them in a right view before the public in regard
to their attitude toward the controversy between
Borough President Coler and President Winter o.
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
The East Flatbush Taxpayers Association held
a meeting recently and passed resolutions Offering
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company the moral
support OF the organization against President
Colers recent attacks upon the system AS the re-
suit OF this resolution n letter addressed to
President Winter. follows:
Al a meeting OF this association the ccntroversy.
between yourself and Borough President COer was
presented for cons sideration ana a resolution was
adopted Offering you moral support In yolIr
efforts make extensions of your lines thrOlIpb n
F1atlands where they badly needed.
are Utica avenue, Albany avenue and Ralph ave-
nue. in the order named; and while we cannot ex-
pect all Of them to be built at once we would like
to see something done i'm Utica avenue as a begin
ming.
We understand that you undisputed fran
chisS for this line, and would be glad TO render
you any assistance in our power secure the
necessary consents OF property owners for its ex-
tension: and should the franchise be questioned
in any way whatever. services are at vOur
disposal TO help straghten out the disputed points
g. j. LUHN,
President OF the East BIatbush Taxpayers Asso-