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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-02
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not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
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and believe him perfectly honorable
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-02

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in hand, and tbearestdue intssoS
fnstalments. payable In one ~
years from day OF sale y;ftttit irtercssss..s3
and the purcnasessvfll be real1yel
give his notes; with personal
= said deferred mcezsasand $780,
doris lion wiz sctkeidetsiuest
deed TO further secure said uapa ~
chase money. iss5s5;ss: sss-sssss
The coal underlying sad
gethe- with the usual and aeeeaslssy
mining rights and gy5ixzEesas % -
move the same, Will be oesere
Given under our hands
day Of April, a. D. 1906
WILLIAM e HoUGH and
HoUGH Executors Of the tssezzl
and testament Of James
deceased
deceased GszzS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

gntgegentommenb. @r
iauf einem 8uG): n@lauben sic aud
an elm 8ieberieben i'm Senieits. mein
Srdulein9" Sic: r@eiptB! SOgar
i3pn i'm 9iesIeits!"
8osbuft. purbenu (neu ges
upelt, ieinen 9dfen eine 8ursruine
5eisenb): rSus if bic Burg. auf Der
meine glBnen geieiIen!" 9ruf: so,
mas baben bic benn unseitelt9"
-@ufttGruns. Die iunse
-Mer8tin Roiu Maier bat ia ihon 70
pieie gutientenl SIT iie benn 70 ses
ihidt9" - nNein, gar ni4t - uber
iis bat cine iebr 5robe Witgift. y"
8ietbefddttgt. r@arum
raOeln Sic nidt. Serr 0Ottor9 9as
&nbfabren ipGrt bod 3eit." - sd
hnbe 5u Diel gu tbun unb infolse beIs
Ten gar teine 3eit gu bteier 3eiteripars
nib"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

-9os pa t. ~. Dent Dir nur,
ssitern bat mid elm 2eutnant getiibtl"
= r9l9, bas mar ssipiB beim pfdnz
berIpiel, uno Der arme 2eutnant tpuroe
bu5u perurt6eilt!"
-aus ber 9 duIe. 2ebrer:
yWan eraGblt iid, Oub SurpasOs, als
er ben gprus CUR GmpOruns geser
Teinen 9rOBputer 9litpuges aufforberte.
ibm ben 8rief in einem Saien aus
I6idte. 8arum that er bies noble"
Shiiler: ,Deil es bamals teine Brief
coupsrts sab!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

abtiibGung. 9idter: rSes
ben Sic. bisIes Drama 1T bas bette,
bas i9 bisber f9uf!" arititer: nRa
- lufen sic ii4 babur4 nur nidt
entmutbisen!"
= @erf6nappt. alte Sung
fer (bas Bib bss @orssidlagenen bes
tradtenO): ~. .Qber er ipirp bod feline
Sdulbsn babsn9!" @ermittler: nWus
fd1t Shnen ein!9 Sem pumpt Hies
manb 10 pfennis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

S9eiluns. Der Baron iOII
ia elm rsi9es, aber bGBlidss MGbden
beiratben9" - .QuerOinss. Die
f60nere SGlfte ssb0rt ieinsn Sldubiz
sern!"
9ut3ubaben. Sruu a.;
rWus meinsn sic, ioll ih bic beipen
5rGulein WliilIer in &oit nebmen9"
Srau g.: .9uns entidieOen, benn iie
iinb beibe Isbr gut gu buben; bic dls
tel tie lebt pom Wiberipruh unb Die
5tpsite peridludt INNER be leBten
Silben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

Serratben. Ssrr: mi:
trdumte bsute bon Sbnen, Srdulein
Srma! Sd ppllte Sbnen einen Sub
9sben = ba Oebnte ii9 Spiihen uns
Elm 6luB aus, Der INNER breiter uno
breiter puroe unb ihlieBli6 10 srob
purbe, ipie Der Rbein!" Srdulsin:
Limb mar feline Bride oa uno tein
&abn9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
uebertrumpf m b 1T.

~ ~ ! - ~ ' - 49,
-Nein Sobn bat tiir5li6 N Wib ses
ma9t unb ibn an Elm NiBblatt einses
iunbt. Sir jebes Wort bat er bann
einen 5rantsn erbalten." g.: ~0as
1T nod gar nidts; mein Sobn bat eis
nsm polisiitsn cine @rub6sit seiugt:
3sbn Sranten betam er fir ieoes
Wort."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
MHdii6tsppIL. .WssbuIb

-&Hdii9tapOll. nWesbuIb
drretiren sic ben StuOenten niht, Der
bu iinst9" = nSOsleih, Serr 8iirs
sermeiitsr! Sd pOllt i'm nur Dcrbsr
bas 2ieO ausiinsen lufen!"
Sin @ielseplugter. Stue
bioius o.: so iteb' bod enbli3 auf
: es iit ia idOn elf llbr porbei!"
StuOioIus g.: rHa, msinstpesen,
oufiteben mill ih nod, absr bann thu
i6 nihts mebr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
.@ie beiben sic, tpsnn

Slid. .8ie beiben sic. tpsnn
id frasen barf9" = nMai". = ~0Ons
nerlpetter, bus beiBt aber 9liid!" =
Slide @ieio benn9" - nNa, Sic
tDnnten bod ebenIp gut Naier beis
ben."
@aGiSi0s. @nGOise (bsi Der
Spilette): Limb bann iino Sic faul
unb lieberli9, 9lnno!. :. Sp, jebt 6ab'
t9 Sbnen bic @abrbeit seIagt!" 3im'
mermGbden: Limb nod bu3u unsea
fdmintt!"
-5ataGes @erfpre h E n.
S9ul6ner: .Serr Maier, i9 nil 81
nen etipas er3Gblen, uber S9r @brens
mort, baB sic nit teinem Meniden
iiber bic Sa6e reben tpollen." -
.Mein @brenlport!" - Limb bunOert
Mart 8uBe, ipenn Sie bod reben!"
= rSunbert Mart. lpenn id reoe." -
sd bin Sbnen nod bunbsrt @art
ihulOis!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

aus benz @eri6tsfaai.
rSie beitreiten es, 5beilnebmer an bem
Ginbru4Oiebitubl gu iein2" = nSas
pobl. >. Sd bin BON bem Serrn gbe
nur ais Suaperi itGnOiger bel Der 9luss
lpdbl Der @ertbpupiers 5uge5psen purs
oen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

= SIM Seiratbsbureau.
Serr: pSie Ihreiben mir in einem eins
seI6riebenen 8riefe, Sic bGtten fir
mid cine reife. junse unb i1One
8raut gefunben; i9 unterbre9e bars
auf eins 8abetur, ellie berbei uno
ftnbe, buB Sbre rS9On1eit" elm gang
bGBli6ss 6rausnSimmsr iit!" Seis
ratspermittlsr: %, Ous Ideint nur 10!
2us entipre6enoer @ntfernuug be-
tra1tet, iiebt bic Dame Tebr nett aust"
Serr (piitbenb): nSu, glauben Sic
oiellei6t, ib iteise ieOesmul erit auf
ben Miinitertburm, ipenn i6 meine
Ssrau ib0n iinoeu pia?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

- Sic petb I'D 9elfsn.
Mabame: sd mill elm &ii9enbud
anIeeen, Morie; lperben sic imitanoe
fein, bas ridtig gu fiibreng" So4in:
rSa. bas peiB id ni6t. gnG' Sruu.
absr id tOnnte mir ia einen 9u4hal'
ter anihuffen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

I'm ben mebr dls manselbaften
&o4tiiniten feiner iunsen Srau gu
entseben, i4iiBt Serr &raufe beute
Nittas cine bienitlide abbultung pOr
unb besiebt ii9 in ben rtpeiBen Gle
planter. : rgtun, Serr Dirtb,
meint er fdmun5elnb. nbei Sbnen
fpeiit man boffentlih Ooraiigli6? -
n0us mill i9 meinen," entgesnet Der
@irtb, nsenau pie gu Suuie!" &.
Seinen Sut nebmen unb aus bent
2otul itiir5en lit fir Serrn &rauie
bas @ert eines glusenblids.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

-@ictperipre4eno. @of:
rSie Sp:iIeturie 1T ia I9on 6ebn Gage
at, SeIlner!" SelIner: rSduOet
nidts; es lit nod olIss od."
- Die fparIame Suus>
frau. 6rau (8u ibrem nud 9lfritu
reilenoen Manne. Der bic Sahara err
Fpri4en pilD: Dab i'd es ntdbt perz
geiie. 0u tOnnteIt etpas peiBen Sanb
Iaitbrin9en!"
-@oriibuns. rSOren sic nur.
zoesr Wajor, lpie nett Der tleine prinj
flbpn Ipre9en lam. @s lit spar nod,
tIihts 3uIummenbdnsenoeS, uber man
reritebt i'm bod" - rgleb, - Sobeii
iTbt ii4 isbenfuas I'm SeIesrummitil!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

= lnungenebm bDfIt6.
n@aren Sic ni9t berienise, tpelder
mir seitern glbenO cine Obrfeise gsses
benz" - r8ebaure, nein!"
= @erbiente 8eIobnung.
Si9terlins: .0a baben sic bic 10
Mart, pel9e i9 fir bic Riidsube meis
ner U.rlOrenen @eOidte aussefeBsl"
Jinbsr: r@ttpas mebr t0nnten Sic
mir i9on ge6en! Sd babe ndmli4 bic
9eOi4te aud - seleIen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Ser Gdulotge.

Sonntagsretter (6et Der
Fiidtebr gum pferbeperIeiber) i:
mas ia Sbnen nod Iu9en
tpollf: Der S4immel 1T uufgeihries
cen ipprben, neil er iiber eineu oerbos
ienen gss seeon9en iIt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

-Sm 9ef9Gftstou. Srr
gum Rsbutteur): Run. mir ideint,
Sbre 2iebIdaft mar BON febr turSer
9ouer. ih merle gar ni9ts mebr. sdb
sic nit Sbrer @eliebtsn Elm Renoe5'
pous 6Gtten2!" Reoatteur: ~Su. lie
bat ibr @rIdeinen einseiteut!"
= 9 9nieris. 8atsr: ~Wie
peibt 9u, baB bisier iunse Mann
Did lisbt9 Sat sr etlpa bic aiibnlsit
se5obt, Dir cine Grtldrung 5u mas
hen2" SeirutbsfGhise Sodter:
/, 9ur6aus niht. @enn Oh uber ies
ben t0nntsf. pis er mid oniisht, ptun
i'd ibn ni9t unfcbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
-0Qs@ntbebrli6te. she

-9as@ntbebrlidIte.G tie. Gbsz
mann tam SelesrupbenIdulter zines
8aOeOrtes): r8itte oas Sslegrumm gu
beforbern - bier inb fiinfSig Pfsnz
nise." 8eamter: IS lit aber elm
Dprt 5u biel." @bemunu; Damn
lufen Sic bod ~treusr" bel ~@atte"
fort"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Wiutiuirung.

Der Seppentbateriepp tommt gu
ieinem Re9tsanpalt unb mill cine
Slase anbrinsen, neil ibn Der 3un>
bernasai rS9afsfopf" senunnt bat.
rSebr tpObl, Sepp - 3pan5ig Mart
@orI9ub," Iagt Der 9lbpotdt. -
nNus", fGbrt Der Seppentbaler auf,
rpor bier Sabren mar utturat biez
ielbe @'Idi1t', unb bu baben g DO,
nur sebn Mart berlanst9" - n9un5
re6t," eripioert Der Re4tsanpalt, odz
mails mar Guer &opf nod I'm 10 Oiel
finger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19
Bearii n bette

= 8egriinoete 4bIe6s
nuns. 9tngetlugter (WeinpunIder) :
sd lebne ienen Serrn S4Dffen bort
ab!" gmtsri9ter: .Narum2" 2lnz
getGaster (uuf bic rptbe RuIe Oes
SdOffen tpeiienb): nSein 9lusIebsn
lGBt ibn befangen eri9einen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

9lus Der guten alien
3eit. Oberit gum Sauptmunn. els
mem Mebsermeiiter): n@eibt, 9aupt'
ma, Del MannIdaft is be ullermiis'
rubli9t' pom sunae' Reeiment, ipenn
Su nit 70 quite @iiridbt made tdtit,
bdtt' i 9P f6o' lang abe'ieBt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

.Mdnn6en, bic @eIte fat 9ein
Shneiber tpteber ie6r idIedt gemaat!
SSebt nab ih ben &nopf ihon gum
5iinften Mar AM"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

Der 9roB ais Suusbe
fiber. .8arum pollen Sic eigent'
lid naa Qlmeritu auspanoernT
SausbeIiber: nDeil man bort oriibsn
b0bere SGuier buusn bari, als bier5u'
lanbe."
9Grum. ar5t (5u einem pa'
ticntem: .Sbr Ser3 1T ia total in ln'
prbnung; iinb sic OisGlei9t Elm forttr'
ter Ser9iteiser9" putient: % nsin,
bas ni6t,. .aber i'd bin idon sintss
Rt. perlobt sepeien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

= @eoG9tniB. r6aben sic
idon bic 9rotte uuf Capri seieben9"
= nSu, i'd fam mid nod 10 buuteIz
blau erinnern."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-04-19

Stanbesunterf9 diet b.
Same: .2llIo sic meinen. Serr PRO-
fefpr, OaB Der Weni4 ms Sbierrei9
geb0rt2" 9lrSt: 0us unterIiest tsis
mem 3neifel." DAME: 0emna4 iinb
sic unc oer5bisrarStG Gpllesen. 4r5t:
.Da muB i6 idOn bitten. meine Snds
bigIte. 10 reit TnO mir bod nod
ni9t."
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

League for turning down the labor candidates
IN practically every district. general move
1aent among iaboring men and members of
unions 10 fight against Hearst was also pre-
dicted. and come OF the who have been the
most enthusiastic supporters OF Hearst for his
supposed stand for labor the most out
spoken last night against him.
John Garrity, president of the railroad iron
workers in an Interview with Tribune reporter
last night at the Independence League head
quarters. said:
I think that the labor people are now wise
is TO Mr.. Hearst's real sentiment toward them.
There was doubt in the minds Of my fellow
laboring men whether or not Mr.. Hearst per-
sonally may not have been misled. But now
that his crowd has thrown down Mr.. Rock good
and hard, il looks If Hearst had no for
Ia Dor except when il suited his purpose. l don't
think that the Gilsey House people would have
Endorsed Mr.. Rock and the other labor candi-
dates in the Hrst place II they had not been
forced to do so by James II. Hatch chairman
OF the executive board of the Central Federated
Union and recent developments show that they
handed q lemon to Hatch by pretending yield
60 his demand. When the Central Federated
Union meets next Sunday I viii give you a tip
that there will be something doing. It Will be
2 hot meeting. but by the time IT is action
wifi have been taken which will fully aVenge
Mr. Rock. / make the prediction that the Cen
trail Federated Union will never indorse Hearst
and that body represents 100000 organized Ia
boring men.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
HEARST MUSIC NON-UNION
Singers at Meetings Not in Org0ni-
edtion. S0ys Leader.

The evident original intention, that the hand
of Mr.. Hearst and the managers OF the Indepen-
dence League has been shown, TO put the labor
men the league ticket and then do away with
them has deepened the dlsguest of many in the
ranks Of labor who leaving the Hearst forces
fn platoons daily. This, coupled with the effort
made at the Tabor Hearst demonstration
Thursday. is steadily weakening the slight hold
Hearst may have had the unions. Henry De
NeauK, president Of the Actors National Protective
Union. who Is a prominent member OF the execu-
tive committee of the Independent Labor Party
and was strong Hearst until Mr.. Hearst
showed that he had use for the labor candidates
said last evening:
As soon as we realized that the Independent La
tSe+ o Was Was gong go TO Dc turned down realized
oouble cToss"-and they did with a vengeance
was ever conducted He seemed to think that he
could do as ne liked, as far as the unions were
honest labor men that l cannot sec how any de-
cent cent S5oE man who thinks for himself at ali could
hugged.
Mr. De Veaur then made the assertion that with
the exception Of one man there not a union
singer at the Madison Square Garden or outside
OF It on Monday night. There was not one Of the
hundreds Of meetings OF the Independence League
clubs, besides, he said. in which there was sing
ing, where the professional singers were union sing
ers. Il would not have brought the matter up"
he said, but for the statement of James Holland.
OF the Eccentric Association OF Flremen, who says
he is Hearst man, that union men who do not
support Hearst must either be fools or in the pay
Of the Republican party. Since when has Mr.
Hearst had the right TO assume that he has the
labor unions by the throat? The Republican party
is not buying people It is conducting clean
oignihed campaign. never sought an Office and
no no. one could buy me The parade of last night
the idea that the unions with Hearst It
was almost pitiful. The Rockmen and Excavators
Union has a membership Of 25.000 and was sup
posed 20 be one Of the unions 10 parade. vet these
were only about two hundred OF the members in
the parade. Most Of the unions which We're sup
posed TO parade had the same proportion Of parad-
In a crowd Of bows, not one Of
whom was old enough TO vote was supposed to
represent Enicn. II Mr Hearst thinks the work
ing people swallow things like that he must
have small idea OF their Intelligence. He will
be the most badly disappointed man on Election
Day IN the country If he thinks he is going TO Se
elected. He seemed 10 think he so sure OF
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
"FINGEY" BACKED OUT.
Conners Failed to Make His Maiden
Effort IN Br0Oklgn.

A few men, apparently intoxicated furnished
much of the scanty enthusiasm at Sheriff NJ j.
Flaherty's so-caIled Democratic mass meeting at
Prospect Hall, Brooklyn. last night. II was the
first Democratic meeting of the kind held in the
borough in the present campaign, it did not
meet under the auspices Of the regular party Or
ganzation. Mr. Flaherty is opponent of Sen
ator P. II. McCarren. 1t was also the first Demo-
cratic meeting of any sort held in Brooklyn this
fall that has indorsed the state and local tickets
Sheriff Flaherty who presided. seemed to feel
the chill I'm the atmosphere. AS he came down the
stage 10 the speakers chair he dropped the small
sedge hammer which he carried instead or
gavel, and the crowd howled He banged on the
speakers table for quiet, and the crowd accepted
the challenge to its vocal powers. The secretary
read a list Of fifty ce-presidents Of the meeting,
but Nj Baker was the only one who honored the
meeting with his presence.
While the secretary reading long set or
resolutions asked for three cheers for Mr..
Flaherty. In company with few others no pro-
ceeded TO respond TO his request The first
speaker. J. NJ. Griggs, followed the adoption Of the
resolutions Mr.. Baker followed with attack
newspapers. and spent his time showing that
Hearst using his money honestly in the
paign. "Fingey" Conners OF the Democratic State
Committee was scheduled to speak, but did not
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
LABOR PARADE A "FLIMFLAM."
Unions Announced by Hearst Papers as Tax
ing Part Were Not in It.

The organized wageworkers of this city We're
complaining all day about the methoos USED
by the Hearst boomers to make 1t appear 'hat
the meeting held at Madison Square Garden on
Thursday night was 10 be regarded as an author
ized Endorsement by the local unions or Mr..
Hearsts candidacy
The Hearst papers," said Secretary oberwager
of the workngmen's Political League. have pub,
Iished statements that certain unions marcneo
from their headquarters TO the mass neeung'
when these unions actually took no part IN the so,
called parade. The printers, particularly, feel
grieved that the Hearst papers should announce
that their union, Big Six was in the line OF
of the union, James J. Murphy. The fact of the
matter is that while some members of the
printers union individuals, may have walked
with the paraders, not a single officer of the
union took any part in the demonstration. This
is true also of the sheet metal workers, painters,
carpenters. cigarmakers, upholsterers, garment
workers and a dozen other unions that were listed
THAT Hearst is losing ground among working
men is evidenced by the cold reception HIS flying
wedge has been receiving in various parts of the
state Our Buffalo correspondent reports that the
Hearst demonstration there made a miserably
poor showing. AT of the meetings where
flying wedge had been heraded far and wide as
an attraction SURPRISING that of 'Bunalo
BIZ there 127 men and boys present, and
in Niagara County, at Niagara Falls and Lock
port. the workingmen. having learned Of Hearsts
duplicty toward the labor party Of New York
City deserving the dual candidate for Gov
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
OPPOSITION TO M'CARREN.
Brooklyn Democrats Form New Organization
Call Senator Irregular.

At meeting OF Democrats representing twenty
two Assembly districts, held in the Johnston Build
ing, at Nevins and Fulton streets, Brooklyn last
night. new Democratic organization was formed
which is TO be known the Democratic Party of
Kings County. It's principal platform present is
opposition to Senator McCarren, who was de-
nounced as irregular Those who attended the
meeting had all made fights against McCarren in
the past and had lost. Among them were Patrick
Hayes Of the 4th District s. ] UTich, of the 9Th;
Sth; JoseIh Wainwright, of the 9Th; John Delaney,
of the 10th: Matthew f. Dooley, of the 18th; otto
Wlcke OF the 18th, and Magistrate Henry J. Fur
long of the 22d, In spite Of the opposition to Nc
CarTen, there was very little sentiment for Hearst
displayed al the meeting. His name was mentioned
Dnce or twice, but it evoked enthusiasm.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81 1906

the unions that II wa. not necessary to have union
singers"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27

Jerome Offering his services IN aiding the Inds-
penden9e League in bringing 10 justice those re-
sponsible for the theft destruction OF the Leagues
petition sheets in the office OF the Board OF Elsc-
tons.
He told Mr.. Jerome that he would es glad 70
nave his assistance In several instances he said
II was found that portions OF the petitions con
tanning signatures were torn OF destroyed after
they had been filed with the Board OF Elections
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
LITTLE EFFECT UP THE STATE.

Rochester. Oct 26-Au the Independence Leagus
nominations In Monroe County practically IN
dorsements OF the Democratic nominees Throwing
out the league nominations will take any nars
on the ballot machines.
Buffalo. Oct 26.-Ths decision OF the Appellats
Division OF the Supreme Court IN New York on the
Independence League nominating petitions viii
nave no effect the leagues ticket in Erie County
as All the nominations here were made on separate
petitions.
syracuse, Oct. 26-Nembers OF the Independents
League party here said tonight the Appellate Di-
vision decision would not affect Onondara noun!na-
tons. no objections having been fled
Albany. Oct 26-It is believed that local candi-i
dates OF the Independence eIaEue will not Be a.
fected by the decision the Appellate Division IN
the Independence League cases. as there are
contests here against the leagues candidates
New-York tribune., 1906-10-27
LIMBURG ASKS JEROME's AID.

Herbert l. Llinours counsel for the Independence
League sent letter yesterday to District Attor-
rey Jerome. in reply to a letter to him from Mr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-15
THUS SAITH THE KING.

II the king saith at MONDAY IL is night
you arc to say, Behold tire Moon and the
Stars,
So runs the ancient proverb, and so
runs the modern practice How little
human nature has changed wherever
monarchy or superstition bears sWayl
AnthropoogIsts tell us that the tend
ency OF the human race is to throw
back to primitive types. Philosophers
are quite sure that when we are un-
masked of the artificial veil OF our civ
ilization We stand, by nature, the saw
age again. And the student of super
stition in imitation. may claim that
there is an instinct tendency in the
human race to the worship OF brazen
images
That is why when the Mormon king
says 'at MONDAY 1t is night" his peo-
pie must cry, Behold the Moon and
the Stars" For them is 10 independ-
ence OF judgment For them are no
natural phenomena TO be judged by
scientific rule, For them Is only the
ipse dixit Of the ruler who forces them
to say BLACK is white" and while they
are uttering the words compels them
to reverse and say white Is black"