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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-21

MUNICH, Bavaria. Nov. 20.-Em-
pcror William received Or. Edward
Ludwig GanghofeT. the author recently,
during his majesty's visit to Munich,
aud talked with extraordinary freedom
regarding his way of looking at life
DR. Ganghofer, writing to the Muen-
cheper Neurstc Nachrichten TODAY, SAYS
that the Emperor referring 10 ihe OPP
timistic vein pervading Or Gargbofer's
book 81 Hoher Scbein" (high Polish),
said:
81 am an ont and out optimist and
nothing will prevent my continuing so
TO the end of my life. "
The Emperor described himself as
a man fully occupied with his work and
who believed in his work, and added:
am determined to make progress,
and ! would he pleased II others rightly
understood what | am aiming at and
supported me-
His Majesty referred to tho aificult
position IN which a man got when he
vas suspicious, and he quoted from Dr.
Ganghoter S 'Silence in the Forest, :"
~ - E,s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-21
Regard Others as Good.

- lie who is suspicious not only does
injustice to others, but injuries him
SELF. 1t is our duty TO regard others as
being good until they prove themselves
TO be the contrary
according to this principle. +" sail
the Emperor, ~ have always treated
everybody with whom ! have had to
deal OF course one will have some up-
pleasant experiences, but one must not
be discouraged. Ono must always au.
pro2ch lire and humanity with renewed
confidence. ~
The Emperor added. cone gets on
much further in life if one does not
look at everything with a pessimistic
eye, and this is equally true in politics.
Without doubt the German peonle haYc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-21
CARNEGIE ENTERS DENIAL
No Truth IN Story That lie VIII Aid
Peace Cause

NEW YORK. Nov, 2O-The repor, that
Andrew Carnegie has promised 81. 700 900 10
Congressman Richard BarthoIdt OF Missouri
10 promote the cause OF International arbl.
irat'op was denied at the residence Of Mr.
Carnegie IN this city today
Mr. Carnegie sent word that there yas no
basis for The story.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-21

Our success dates fres
the time ne learned {.
underbuy and under
sell.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14

term and hash bills to pay. ana h,
knows my allowance Is plenty for that
Mind, sweetheart, when you see un
Gle to tell him that I've taken a prize
It's for singles in tennis. but he'll thlnl
It's for a thesis In Greek. And tel
Aunt Caroline that I've been invited
to take the superintendency Of tn,
Sunday school at the Third Presby
terrain church. They'll consider me toC
modest to write them these things and
will think all the more OF them com
Ing from you. GOodby. lovey with
billion kisses. your loving
PERCY"
Enter a gang OF students TO discuss
the makeup OF the baseball team for
the coming season. When they leave
the letter writer Is about to leave
when, seeing his letters, he puts them
In envelopes and hurriedly addresses
them. Then he runs after the athletes.
Third letter. Miss Ruth Stevens "a
Percy Walker:
Dearest Percy-You naughty boyl
You have sent me by mistake a letter
to your uncle, Great Scott. ! must
have sent her letter to uncleD Oh.
how l laughed when | read I'll For
heavens sake, IT'S no laughing mat.
terD You ought to be ashamed of
yourself. You devotlng your whole
time to your studlesr Cold water
good enough for your The smell of
tobacco makes you slckF Then thos.
spring medicines your aunt sent you
You know you never wear an overcoat
or rubbers and seldom a hat.
Il think you'd better 60 back &c
school and learn to write. II was all
could do to read your letter. You
must be more careful. Some day
yonil be sending one OF your letters to
me TO your uncle"
sollloquy; That's just what have
done, Ruin starea me In the face.
Uncle win stop the funds, and I'll have
to leave college. And that when I've
just got where wanted to get on thu
teams. Well. goodby. alma mater. l
90 to some EweatshOp or other. where
I'll have to come down to fugerlna
other peoples filthy lucre.
Fourth letter. samuel Walker to his
nephew.
Dear Percy-Yours OF the til inst
received Your handwriting IL 20 bad
that l can't read Ii. suppose It 10 .
request for money. 80 inclose a chOcA
tor &iO0 Your affectionate UNCLE
"P. S.-Don't go out Of your room |.
you can help Il on these damp sprina
mornings. There IL . great deal q
pneumonia about"
eoliloQuy; by thunderl What an Wn
eapsi HOWARD n. TURNER
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14
AStOry In Four Letters
IorlalnaL.l

toFiainall
college student sits In his room
smoking and writing letters.
Risst letter. Percy Walker to his un-
60. SAMUEL Walker;
NY Dear Uncle-I write thls my
fortnightly letter to you to tell You
that ! am still doing very well In nv
sAassos-studying hard. devoting my
whole time 10 my college duties. I
haven't missed q lecture 30 far this
sarm You know, am very fond OF
athletics. but remembering your advice
% % careful about letting sports in.
terfore with my studies I have hung
up the racket and the golf stick, con-
tsnting myself with porting over books.
i . very hard now that tho spring
DAYS are on to SEQ the fellows going
cut In Geld costume for practice; but
remembering your valued advice.
resist the temptation.
Then, too. have taken ADVANTAGE
e your warnings about drinking and
smoking. Cold water Ia good enough
Tor me. and a. for smoking. the smell
o. tobacco makes me sick.
Il hope you and my aunt continue in
your usual good health and that your
eyeslsht has improved. Tell Aunt
Caroline that | am taking all the
spring medicines she sent me. am
really quite fond Of the herb tea. and
As liver mixture Ia doing wonders for
me- Ten her that l am needing her
advice not 10 throw on my Overcoat
too early In the spring and not to no
cat % damp ground without my rub.
berA 1he mufier ahe so kindly sent
ms az Christmas time I have worn
eonstnntly all winter.
BE assured. my dear uncle. Of nv
affection for you and my aunt ana be-
hsve me your devoted nephew.
PERCY"
seeond letter. Percy Walker 10 hls
AAncee. Miss RutA Stevens:
Dearest Ruth Have lust wrltten
nAcla. and now CONES the delight Of
WFsting % you- (stop till light q plpe.l |
! have TO tell you the glorious news |
nat ] am arst IN winter practice In |
taahAs and have won a place IN the
university crew. I've had more time
for sports this term because I've
chosen elective studies that don't In.
t@FrsF@--the textures. I mean--with the /
AoaEs TOR practice. am having a
hard time In the spring examinations
and Tor the last week have been
6oaln1 night aud day. hope 10
ZIP thrOugh-lf my ponies don't 60
back % me-but regret that the con
Anamans and laek Of exercise may
tArow me- IN my candidacy for 3
DlAea IN the foethall team.
~Ry the bye. I was forgetting to tell
Iou that ! gave q wine In my room
ast week. AZ which two baskets Of
Aampa6ne were consumed. There
ger@ twelve % IN. each man drinking
We bottles. The gang was too high
aucAy muck for pipes. 90 had 10 buy
box o. cigars. This took my last
oilaE. and uncle's next check isn't dus
" two weeks. I wish dared ask the
q rooster for an extra. He'd send Il
uaek enOugh. but ie would give me
way. I'm falling him I have only
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14

Mrs. upmore (at bench showl-LOok
az that bulldog Isn't he the most
hideous and repuIslve creature zoo
ever sawH Mr.. Upmore (dog fanclerb-
You bet he Isl He's q beautyEChi
caRo Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14

Tiresome Caller tafter a long pausol
AT our club meeting the other day ]
made a move Miss sharp with sud
den animationl-oh. Mr.. Borsle can
youf- Baltimore American.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14

Elsie tagged tvel--I DO hope some
Dutehman win marry me when grew
up Aunt Mary--why. dear9 Elsie
Cause I want to be a duchess.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-14

Ths word "Jew." strictly spoaklnR
means q member Of the tribs q JudaA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

- much money been Spent in Maine
oongressioual eieciian b al parties a.
as collected frem ths toilers fof
LiitIeheld. defeat The result was
rs re-@iectioa uitf l.aa more votes
rtar - received iu lslZ. sher b. had
D. saeh opposition. The sho~s that
ths American r~ople g. MT like the
.dea 81 being cilbtei - any ho-s or
organlzat.an- The leasoH Wiii not b.
lost ia this state. vhsr, Nj. Jones is
a. highly respected az Mr. lttlefeld
D. ln Maine $50 ous has dared 90
charge either Of tteu a.tn anfaithfsI-
u-ss r. ths Interests oftIs constituents.
~ Jones. hke Mr Littlefeld vlH
~ baes o. rangrss. uIth CD, .ndar-s
nert Of ths psaP.e whom D. has =sr,rd
plth haeJts ana Success Tacoma
Ledger
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
OFFICIAL NOTICE oF NoNINA
TONS.

~ Rial NtIltt or NHNi&A-
TONS.
Aotlce b hereby given that there mas
been filed wIth the CLERK II Board Of
County Commissioners ~ Whitman
county Washington. nominations ~ the
persous hereinafter named. The said
per~uus having bser Nominated m the
manner specified rs las a. the randi-
dates II the Respective political parties
Indicated for the rezTsrtigs offices
shown. 90 b. Fotel fuI a. fh, general
electlon % br hsld in said county on
ths 6th dag ~ Noveut-ar. A. Il. las5
Representative ir Jongress.
Republican. William T. Humphrey
Republican. Wesley l.. ganes
Republican. Francis n. Cushmar
Democratic. william Rlacknau
Democratic Patrick s Egrue
Democratic. Dudley E-he.rrar
Prohibition. 2 n NiIkr
Prohih.tiur william Everett
Socialist. A Wagenku.rth
Socialist. J 81. Barr les
Socialist. Emil HERMAN
Jadgs ~ TIRE supreme Court
Republican Wallace Noant. s.S
year term
Republican Ralph Sd Dunbar. -is
year term
Republican Herman %. Crow. $40
year term
Republican. N..a A. Eoos. tea year
term
Denoeuur. g. " Hoarau. 81,
year term
Demoeratr. p e.. vuiar. 81,
year tern
Democratic. WarrsH y TaImar.
tNa year term
sociaie Il O. HaeHs= SIS scar
term
Socialist = r Martin So era'
term
Socialist Nv Nanrold. sso sal
term
Soelalss. y r Tibs.ts. t~o year
tern
state Senat1r Eighth Distract.
Republican. Peter McGraror
Democratic. Ctarles T. Markenzis
Prohibltaor. Gee. n. Nezman
sociaiizt. GeorEe " Perrins
state keflrs-ssFtataF seventh
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

Washington 81 that the same SHALL
Rad. end ii BE- proposed that the sauae
shall read. when ~ amended a. fol-
lows Section 5e. Private property
may he taken. under slen terms. rar-
1.tiars and IImitations a. STALL ar
prescribed ty the Leg slatars far
drains. fumes and dItchts am f.r aari-
CULTURAL domestic and sanitary rar-
aasss. ard Tor flmes. dItrhes. canals.
reservoirs. ~ right 81 Uays through
ar ar arrHss the lands ar waters ur
property ~ others far mining rlI. Jung
manufacturing irrigation ard .anaer-
.EE rurfs-ts. ~ fHr ftH remata. 81
frfer ar t.mutr r-ailef-. ans The aF-
preparation ard l-a Of property far
such purpose a.. hereby declared q. e..
pal..e aess. even tralle such aurra.
prIaIHH ara l-e mass Irlare fU tra 81
Trlai benefit uf a4me private Irf. s.iaaI
~ firm. corporation or aa-ae.ar Iar .
Provided. however That tins aar.ar-
atlaa as @. public uses shah rHf T..
construed 60 ImIf fte right fa arrr..
pirate property fHr either public discs.
Private property -ha# r.. h. tatsar
f.r private U.s.. except f#r private.
VaFs NJ necessity. Na private prop
ertE -ta. D. taken .r damaged far
public and private u-s without Ia.
compensate having he.n first maae.
.r pa.a into court Scr the asrer. ans
70. right af SAY shall hs appropriated
3. tte Isl, - 4Hs corporation either
frar mH.eIfa. arf full e#.-a#r-a.
am therefor as t--f made .a money.
a- azeeraiHei and paid 100. court f#f
the owner. HegtlEe 60 aH. a#rt#
from aHE improvement proposes. Il.
such corporation. which rurHarss-.a-
shall ua a-eartaHa8 hg q Iurg unless
. rlr be waived a. IH other r.E#.
eases bra courts ~ record. OBJ tr. man
nsr prescribed ag .aH Whenever an
attempt s made q. take private prop
erty foF Use alleged q. b. ra.I.
shall hs iaa.e.a. question. and a.-
te~m.re5 a- -leh. without regard "a.
any legislative association that fHe
use = public. excerpt to tfa uses er.ea
are herein declared b. be- public
IH witness whereof. ! have nerelHt.
set Hy hand ana affixed my official
seal this Z1nd day 81 October A. D.
1s1f r. H. WHEELER.
County Auditor and Ex-OHcIo Clerk
IF Board ~ County Commissions
Whitman County. Washington
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

"IILwEAR NJ MANS COLLAR
Representative Wesley T. Jones
inserts the demand Of Samael Gompers.
president of the American Federation
II lat-ar. far be defeai without s8ib-
bling His Seattle sI.eeeh on Monday
evening deserves O. b. read hy every
voter II shows lts author Co b. q
mar q character. courage and 5ude-
pcf.lenoe. who ear b. trusted O. Repre-
sent the interests ~ al classes in con
rress.
summed az in q fea words. NJ
Jones position Is tins "a stand Tor
she right and daiy d every member
81 eangre-s a. exercise freely has best
Judgment foF the promotion q the IN
terests - al his constituent / viii
accept dictatioB 81 - ms vote from
NJ class seeking legislation at the e1-
T-euse - other classes. Our- Is not
class royerumont. bar government
q and Tor all tn people viii
wear ~ mans collar
This doctrine IL ~ unassa.lable a.
is - brave. A tinc serving politician
with o. higher aim thar rc-elertion
wuald have feared 60 declare that lahor
soald suffer from the adoption 81 Mr.
GofnE-srs program. az g. assert that
that program is merely class legisla-
tion ~ the mast tyranical and danger
oas form. Mr. Jones defiance 81 the
tiompen blacklist Is based upon
higher consideration than desire for
another term. 81 prefers defeat g.
victory purchased by selling out %
iatoT lzlss. Bgt b. WilI nat be- de
featei- TIE people q this state. IN
cludlng the majority 81 lal-sr union
HneFnt-is, o. their own thinking
They are ~ IN thc habit # taking
orders from q NONRESIDENT. lifelong
deu.crat incorporating In tbs euise
u a labar leader They are na, built
thai way.
NJ jones attitude towards the tao
lines of Mr.. GomFers aftark b. clear
and right. The Pauama cana cannot
~ saiit by Anercan aaer. tseauss
surh latsar sill nat - % ths ssthruus
Bot thase American latarers wha d.
81 there Sill b. under the e.rh, hour
las. a. NJ Junes shows T. other.
the cheap and iuefbcseut lal.orers
when u wi b. necessary g. tring
from Cana o. Jarnsaca % wsn not
and should not apply. Mr. Gompers
~oald simply doable the cost Of the
cana and the burdens which u wiH
infase aFoa ail Americans. The ether
issue TIE anti-inIunrtion BAH whicf
0oHsFers is trying e. force through
eonEress b. ne present course = in
Limitation will b. 10 more uaraIsr
slth the Kuters Eyer argarIr.s
lshar BE- divided q. l. ~ merits -
thIs hil Nam streBg laiar ssz.-is-
tRoEs. lnelaaing ne Brathsrha..s. ~
Railway EnEineers. Contractors ana
Irasnmen. and the Knights ~ Iahar
olfsse T. faForng the Gill-- hin
shleh NJ Jones ays IS real. the
Presidents biI Auy Measure hzrk.s
By the president and To- lat.or orvsr.
zaiioas named may safely h. d.~~.s
hkely b benefit latar.
Ihe campaign agaisst NJ Ia-@s
wlll nest IN fate thai befsH NJ
GonaIeEs' Effort l. 5efeat Coarre--mar
iAtsieiield h. Maine. A. the rssers
~ Gorupers' command sere b-auyhf
into actlon against lattlefela NJ
than . soore q labor unior urssis..-t.
frusn Other states engaged in he artt
Every sage-sarulrE voter .r ths de
triet wzs personally imporaune8 l.
xots agsinzs han. Aeser tzfore A.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

WIS not simulhed arithmetic and
geography a. wei a. spelling No
danger mat the boys and girls setting
hsck 70 ts0oks all zrumble over that
reform
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

The Other Day seyenty psuple csale
hFnted TIE thirtieth birthday - e fumi-
~ honss AZ any rate. that is an I'm
provemeuf Ca the $4,000 legacy q O.
cat and tn Newfort dos end monkey
soriefv events
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

- A D..
Nasicr ,s hereby given. that Iu par.
suauct ot au order uf tht Superior NHHr
81 Whitman county. state 81 Na-nlaEtar
made ou The s,h day ~ October. Iss.. SEA
the matter o. thr estate of 81. q ~uau.#.
ing. dcCrase8 the undersigned admins
fratflx az the said estate. wIil SCI 81 ruH.
hc auction o. tht highest bidder fur
cash iu gold c1Iu 81 The . nifei States Hi
Amcfica. and subject Go confirmation HF
said Superior Court. uu saturday. fhe
Iulh dav Of Noyeuher a.. 81. ION. at ID
o'clock a IN. at The front deor 81 the
court house iu which the ssf8 superior
Court Is held IN thu ritF ct la.taz.
Whitman county. state of Washington
al right. title. Interest au# estate az tAr
said a ~pau.dlUE a. tie t.we q bass
death. aud O.. The right ttle and uuier
csi that the said estate BIAS 'F operation
of las or otherWfsf acquired either ban
or Iu addition g. tina. Cd tht SAID 49, g.
SpsuldluE AZ the time 81 hls death #H
and ga those certain Teees af Jam. is
ing anl heIuE situate sr ~zsl ealrfF 8a.
scrihe3 as follow. Co. aft. Lots seven
and eight l># Block twru,E.esaht ~
uf the CTS 81 Pullman. arrHr#srl e. rHr
recorded plat thereH. lu sad county .H#
state. The interest aforesaid u the -afz
deceased being tee simp.. t.,.a tr#e
frum az euCumhefsrHas Terms - sale
cash lu United States gold .a.r 81 .
paid tH sail a#ulH.stratr.z Hr confirms.
llou al sall sale Hs ~as8 Superior lHarE.
Ten per cent. ~ ssfI purchase F-Iee "a.
he deposited wIth ss.# a3ulrsst-.trHa aa
lav al sale
Dated Dctuhtr fath faa#
EEHfa a.. -rE#.H#s..
AImlnlstTatAz us th. ast#t. 81. 81.
~uauIHluE deceased
LHHEt- |#l#-
Ak AtfarHHe EHr SAIL. estate
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

ANatFACt
Republican. T.. j. Durham
Republican. ] Hugh slfrfes
Democratic. Mari a. Whitlow
Democratic n II. smith
Prohibition. Ira s. suerry
fruhibitiou. = Emerson
Socialist. 4. A. HinrhIiH
Socialist. J. 3. O'Deu
state Representative Eighth
District
Republican. 3 +. Coraall
Republican. q ~. Pe,idycord
Democratic. Garrett ID. kinaai8
Democratic. J j. STEPHENS
Prohibition. " NJ Jeunings
Prohibition. J v. Lockhart
Socialist. Ssar nelson
Socialist. n a. Halstsad
County Sheriff
Republican. Samuel A. Iathrlr
Democratic. Fred IS. EatlIf
Socialist james Jeaaungs
County Clers
Republican, Gavin y Els-ng
democratic. Hugh e. I.eid
Socialist. " o. Rlls.u
County Auditor.
Republican. WIN NJ Duncan
Democratic. =. J. NeItF
Socialist. J a. East
County Treasure
Republican. A. K Meta
Democratic Milton T. MeCrs-ka.
Socialist. T.. p. Black
County Prosecuting ATTORNEY.
Republican K. II kipp
Democratic. N. s. lamar
Socialist. Thomas Neil
County Assessor.
Republican. n. 4. True
Democratic. e. II Duff
Socialist. Gallon 4 Hulse
County Superintendent 81 Schools
Republican. \. u. Showalter
democratic, Philip hrueger
County Surveyor.
Republican. f. e. Murrae
Democratic. owen n Horton
Socialist. Gu6lford Miller
County Coroner
Republican. u. +. Crav ford
Democratic. Dr v. A. AstchaII
Socialist. Wm. I-arku
oanty Commissioner. Second District
Republican, ] T. Ruply
Democratic, August Rach
Socialist. g.. q. Nelson
'ounty Commissioner. Third District
Republican. Samuel Ellis
Democratic, John &. Baines
Socialist. =. ". Cox
The following proposed amendment
% the State Constitution are 90 b,
uted on az the general election % be-
.eld on the 6th day u November. Iso6
An ACT providing for the amend.
uent Of Section one. Article XXI. 81
he Constitution Of the State 81 Wash.
ngl0n. entitled Water and Watei
Rights. by enlarging the public u.s.
Z the waters Of this State So as 4,
include the removal 81 timber products.
BE- Il enacted by the Legislature Of
he State Of Washington That IL 4.
% amend Article XXI. Sex.
son one. 81 the Constitution a. real
IS follows Section ! The use Of
he waters of this State for irrigation.
mining and manufacturing purposes
nd Tor the removal 81 timber product.
hail b. deemed a public use.
An act providing for thc amendment
q Section l. IL Article one 90 Of IN
constitution u the State Of Washing
on. relating O. the exercise II th.
'ower of eminent domain.
BE BE- enacted by the Legislature ot
he State If Washington That al IL,
-cneral election 60 b. held IN TIM
State go the Tuesday next suceeeslins
BE- first Monday in November. laa6
here shall b. submitted o. tire quail
led electors Of the State FOR thes
.dopiion and approval at amendment
q sectlau sixteen 16l - Article On,
w Of the Constitution ~ the State D
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27


Tbase Caiaas wf.o believed that hey
werr uufalriy treated uaf 10 say rst.
bid Of tie political rights. 20 o.. s...
tiou last year faak iHaE time at#sf
Euttlag ~ vigorous protest Char-s
q fraud aa fta Part ui Palma al
hereuts SER made tlruE thr r#E
rruuon n III b. remsub-r,I fn.f
oae prumIarut candidate aprns. ur f.r
reeis--tlou 81 itr Palma adm.ulsfraf.Ha
resigned aHd leff the country hefar.
election. claiming that eross frauds
wers attended az tbs l'aIi- ADD Rs Ger
sonHl sagrfg uas Threatened
What SEEMED strange o. ths people
Of tila cuuntg vas that the protasf.u-
cubaas threw up the.r hands at fhe
start instead 81 hehtIug II oct at a.
tine Ney HftIe s.oiencs occurred o.
the polls. and H. a1hc-rs claiming
election were Teae-fElly IuauEurate.l
In this country to- crime 81 grossly
padding TIE rerietry iy ths party .u
power % secure is res-i"rtlou az was
~ case ln Cufa. would have leeu o.
buked a. fhe time ~ H. II vac sup
nosr3 that fssliues II patriotism sud
q desire for peace raused TIE Cuban
Llb~rals a. ief the crisis pass without
resortluE a. arms It. tbs end such
conservative counseI did nat prevail
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

our ioug iast friend the Culau Jun.
n. has returned 10 public life Il T.
fair 70 ASSUME that frum this time
forth IN revolution lu cuba wiI ~
ronducted strictly In accuriAnrs with
fhe rules - civilized journalism
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27

The proposition H. heard ia some
states CO. abolish fhc bank examiner
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-27
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-07-29
Many at Colonial Beach.

Charles $. Gum, OF the Record divis-
ion, who is enjoying his vacation at
Colonial Beach with his family. writps
the following entertaining notes 70 the
Trades UnIonist. which VIII explain
where a large number Of the printery
employees are spending their money and
incidentally getting the benefit OF the
fresh. saltwater atmosphere;
Among the cottagers here are the fam
lies OF James Mccormick. Of the Third
Frank Burnside, Of the First division,
and George Thurman. Of the bindery,
while IL seems as II every cottage house
some representative Of the biggest print
shop on earth. Foreman Fisher, Of the
Library branch. and J. c. Tnger. OF the
First. have their families quarterel at
the Cedar Croft while the RenshaW is
overlooking with people who earn uheir
coin in the Swamp. Dave Parker. Of the
Job press room. and wife. Miss Ina
Pagan. Mrs. a. W. Bagnain and daUgh-
ter. Ruch c. Johnson. OF the Sixth
Lewis stark. Of the Bindery: Ben Far-
rison and son, "Chesty' Boswell and
Laird Neal. OF the bindery. and muny
other Washlngtonians not connected Ill
rectIv With the O. p. o.. have found the
salt air entiCinF