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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. =.
f-grFfsF gnT-Fn

Ps-nc s. TAYLOR rule as 20 restraining order re-
turusbic November 100 Complainant solicitors
J. 4 archer. p. ard J. L Smith.
Wilcox vs. Cmttenden. appearance Of absent de-
tendaut ordered. Complsinsnt's solicitor S. H
Gicsy.
ofIa7e 1s. Fallou Ct al order authorizing tr,l,.
tee % accept offer and reference 70 auditor- Com.
plainants solicitors, Hamilton. Colbert & Ham
iton-
HarpsF ys. Harper; rale to show cause rsturnabis
November . iets. Conplainant's solicitors ". e
Gardiner and T. \. Hopeweu
Cahil sullivan: substitution Of trustee Com.
piaiusnt's solicitor, Irving Williamson
PTaH vs.. PTall; r :. Huidek0per appointed trJ7s-
tee. bond. $500o. Complainants solicitors. cit.
tiuss q ChambeTljn; defendants solicitor, 4. A.
Boehling. r.
shoemaker y. Merillat; trustee authorized 10 ac.
cept Offers Compliments solicitor " ]. Lambert
defendants solicitors John Ridout and II. y.
Richardson.
Tasker ,s. Tasker; rule to show cause re,uruable
November ? Complainauts solicitors, ". E, Am
bTose snd y. C. Stutler.
Callahan y. Callahan; rule to show cause re-
turnabie November = Complaiuants solicitors. W
L. Ambrose and .. c. stutler.
Richardson - Hensey; time 70 prepare transcript
on appeal extended COmplaiuant's solicitors {
Mcrillat and ". y Richardson. defendants so
licitCr. T. u. Thomas.
knabe vs. kn8be; rule to show cause retur7la hie
November Z. Complsinauts solicitors, !. l. La.key
and J. ]. Scaggs.
Circuit Court No. j.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Dorsett Is Masters; judgment on verdict Plain
da attorney. A. Biney; defendants attorney,
W J. LamneTt.
Wright Baum. Judgment on verdict Plaintiffs
attorney, W. z. Ambrose. Defendants attorney.
0fnsby McCammon
Watson rs Nesline: plaintiff takes noHlFui,
Plaintiffs attorneys, Edmund H T. Thomas
W Watson. and George 7. Collins; defendants at
t0rney. leo Simmons.
Roberts Washington Railway and Electric
Company; case dismissed for want Ct prosecution
Piaintihs attorney. " J. LambeIt; defendants at.
toTney. J. J. Darlington.
Rosenberg Commercial Automobile aud Sr;pulv
Company: or trial Plaintiffs attor1cys John
Ridout and Alex Wolf; defendants attorneys.
BiInoy s. Wooiar5.
Assignments for Tuesday. October 20 1906:
No. l55. kessler vs. NagrJdeT. Attorneys II. "
WheatlCy-R. +, Downing and J. y Cougblin
No. s.. Dudley v. Atkinson. Attorneys, G. \
Acknowledgement CarriEgIoE.
40. lis Kehan vs.. Washington Railway AMI
Electric Company. Attorneys. r. L. Downing and
L. b. Caranaugh-J. J. Darlington.
No. =. KaUchcr Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, H. B. Mouitoa-J. j.
Darlington.
Nc. r9. United States Cabinet Bed Company IS.
Redmond. Astorneys. Il. W. Wheatlsy-Hayaen
johnson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Gerald !. Nix, 50. Youugs5iIic, Pa. and Nerva D.
Stephens. 2. Rev u. W SkuIlenger.
Mason g. Rodgers, q and Della ~ Estes %
Fredericksburg Va Rev !. r. Huddle
Robert ". Dyer. 81. Saratoga Wyo., and Bertha
\ Julihn, 81. Rev William T. Bushby
Carol h. Morrison. o and Rose F. Sherwood 10.
Rev II. N. Gesen.
C0LORED.
Ernest Euell, p and Eliza Shepard. = Rosslyn.
Va. Rcv. Ge0rge W. Lee
Collins Smith, y Calvert County Md. and Annie
NJ Garner. 25 Rev. T. ]. Jordan.
George Co.Ban, g and Mary o. Washington y
Rev. A. Willbanks
John Bankhead q aud Bette Quarles. %. Rev.
James ". Cross.
William Scott g. Fairfax County. Ia and rs
tclc Bundy. q Rev s. /. CauOthes
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EnuitY SnIte.

Ne. 26645. James s. Payne e al vs.. J. Aad,r
son Taylor e. al Injunction. C0mplalnant's 50
hcitoIs ]. b. Archer. ir.. and J. l. smith
M. 96SiS OlWette Mcbride vs.. Lawrence g. Nc
Bride; divorce Complamant's solicitor Carcphei
Darlington.
No. a65i7. Carrie y. Hobson IS. Joseph II. Hob
son. divorce. Complainant's solicitor ". g
Reily.
Ne. 265i Elizabeth 4. Buntharcr Vs. EiizanetI
r. Talty. Injunction. Complainant solicitors. VII
son 4 Barksdale
itel dircTce. Complainant solicitors, J. Z Laskey
and ]. T. Scaggs
No $3.50 Annie L. Callahan vs. Charles ]. Cal
lah1n, limited divorce and Injunction Complain.
ants solicitors, ". z, Ambrose aud D. C. StutIer
No. ISL Avery B. Beall IS. Martha L. Besli
diyorce- Ccmplainants solicitor. T. r. Marshall.
Ma. 2E552. Eluabelh Hunfress vs. Elizabstb n
Bean G al; % quiet utle. CompIsinsnts solicitor.
T. 5. Eey Smith.
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DEATH RECORD,

Regina " Miller. lil2 ST. NV. 20 years.
anna Moo-head. t5s Cailan 81. ne. 50 yCars
Thomas j. . Brien. s2t 2,th 81. NV. g yesrs
Catherine Coleman lg53 Trinidad ave ne. s. year.
@sTah \ Eoler. go Mclean ave. sp, 81 years.
Frank Cossy. ile O St. alley. IS years
Anna /. white. Hone for Ireurables. s, vsa~s
Netfic Rarne;t- LILO ID So Sc. g years
koslna Posc1nc, rs Arthur place uw.. Il Years
PElllipp Coiaricchis, 195 Purdy Coart nv. wears
Elsie Graysou, 23.0 Sta St NV rears
Michael W M9hsnev. 2c6 sth 81 nv. years.
Niliord Butts. 9H NJ ST. rN. months
John Adams, II and "A SIS nc. 81 wears
Mary Gordon, Wash. Asyl. Hospt, 50 wears
Annie Louiax. go lamont 81. NV, 50 years.
Charles T. Scott sees sherman ave- $ year.
Lottie Johnson, 1913 5th ST. NV. l. years,
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saving His Money.

From tbe thiadolphia Public Ledger.
An Irishman passing through The wood
in a lonely part OF the country was ac-
costed by a highwayman who, thrusting
a revolver in his face. said:
Your money or your life.
The Irishman trembling with fear, re-
piled:
Take NE loif, Take me IOif, I'm saw
ing me money for me aud age.
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Using Money in a NcY, VIZ,

-om che N'rl5R Landmarks
Victory for Mr.. Hearst IN politics would
he as great a triumph as coaguiated
money ever secured. He is simply using
money in a new way rhe fundamental
difference between Hearst aud BRYAN is
that Bryan stands for principle disasso-
ciatcd from pelf Bryan has no vast army
OF hirelings in his service. He maintains
no claque. His career is independent of
bis personal condition as 70 wealth. Take
away Mr. Hearsts wealth and there
would be nothing left Of his career.
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II AN REST.-

Marx Twain records his autobiography n0s run
ming serially I'm the North American Review. this u-
Cident iu connseton with Uathetic account of thc
death cf his daughter:
IN Of hsr oaa books fnd some verses ubisil
I viii cgpy here. Apparently, she slTays rut boz
Yowed matter in quotation MARKS These verses lack
those marks a0d therefore ! take them to bo her
0Wu.
Love CAMS at dawn, when ali thc world vas fair
When crimson glories bloom snd sun were rife
Love came 80 dawn. when hopes vin-s famed shs
air.
Ard musEau-el. i an Life.
Lore came az e1en, ana UAen ne dsy vas doas
When heart and brain were trad. srs slambsr
presseo.
love came At eve. shit oat sss sinkrsS ezr,
And Whispered: ! an rest
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Nnrfrr "a rur n,n

the Courts of the Dstrict Il Columbia and bsT' on
THURSDAY, NcTsmeer !, iss, 81 II ocIoes a. n, AZ
tie ed Circuit Court To0n. City Han to tsSe
suitable action II memory ef The late Cnief Justice
Riehard h Alvey An members of the bar arc
cqiessed 20 be TT Il WILLIAM T. MAT,
IINILf. PRECEDENT CHARLES 81 clAs {.
sceTstsEy' ecS. .5l.neI
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Circuit Court No. 2
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

shoIt vs Notes leave granted detsn2ant q re
demurrer % amended declaration. died sustained
leave 70 amend granted, JUROR withdraw aud caso
berlin; deferdan1's attorney. Leon Toerinar.
Gamer rs. Capital Traction Company. on trial
Flaintif's attognegs, u. B, Nouiton and ". "
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Probate Court,


Estate Of Lewis I. Duvsl1: viii admitted 20 pro.
bate and letters testamentary granted TO EHen c.
Duyali bond, sele Attorney W II. Sholes
Estate o Aaron FFies eXemrlifed copy of vii
sled and admitted 70 probate. Attorney, James :
Becker
Estate Of Patrick Garner, VIII admitted IN mo
bate and letters testameBtsry -snted 10 Louisa A
Garner; bond, $50. Attorney. s. Mosby Williams
Estate Of Edmund 2. 0yerond: viii admitted "a
probate as 70 real and personal property Attorney
B. F. Leighton.
Estate Of Margaret vande7siice: petition 20 SCH
real estate. Attorney. D. {. Stutler
Estate Of Albert Huduoll; letters OF aiministra-
ton granted 10 Richard Hudnell. bond Si0o A.
torueys. W. I. Ambrose ami u. c. stutler.
Law Suits.
No lss9s Alexander Sealgy rs Wallace " Hitc.
account. SiAS. Plaintiffs attorney Z. L. Gies
No loEe. Frank Foer IS. Eugene \ Atchisou
account SlS@ Plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson &
Barksdale.
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THE NEW america"

Ne love thy ponds and "crick-.
We i0ve Thy politics.
Thr Si4nds.d on
Thy southern lyuching belt.
Thy Germaus and th, Cclts
Thy Teddy Ro0ssfclts.
o native soil,
love thy Eokouos
Hobokcns aud Cchoes
Thy Pittsbu1g.. too.
TBS Hackensscls-aud. ycs.
'hicaeos dutmcss.
And en-. I mus, C1nfcs.
kal7mazoo
-Cie7Jlaud Leader.
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BETTER Proof Wanted.

From tie Houston Post
Some men are vehemently insisting that
Mr.. Hearst is a nominee of the Demo
cratic party. but does that prove he is 4
Democratic nominee
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Mechanics, Lien.

No 555l Harry J. Giclas vs.. Rachel Szvs and
Joseph Savs; lot l. block J. Moore & Barbour's adj.
dition; $50
No. 5o2 Thomas E. Landon vs.. East Washington
Savings Bank lot T. square 80, s67. Attorneys
THcser & Kenyon and Z. y Bailey
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HeraId Want Ad.

will be received at Nelson's drug store.
lSt ana c sts. NV. and promptly for
Tarded 70 the main Office.
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Criminal Court No. =.


johnson CnHuty Savinss Bauk rs. shaw. GA trial
Plaintiff attorneys. Bern q Minor and II. 3.
Rowland; defendants attO-BCy, ". IT, Waite.
Ncaia IS Baltimore Life Insurance Cuuuahy. mo-
UiOu fcT neW trial nlod. Plaintiff attorney. W q
Esrdpec defendant attorneys. LeCkie. Fulton 4
Cox.
Assignments for Tuesday. October %. Ieo5.
Nos. o. and S. johnson County Savings Bank ~.
shaw Hill Attorneys. Il. L. R0vlanj-W. H.
White.
Ne. 81. Stoufer v. Poal- At;oruess. Il Z.
Rowlsnd-W. u. White.
no. s.. Stoufer IS HJTletsuS. Same attorneys.
No. T. De Vaughan IS. Robbins. Attorneys, h
I. 3. Atkisson-Ralston & SiddouS
No. 3 kOlb IS. Anthony- Art0ueys. Shcehy 4
Hogan
Nc. a. Anslsy vs. Green. Atsorneys. BrandsuburE
& BVsndepb1rs-L. P. Loving
No. e. Sterling vs. PAYNE Attorneys. J. [.
Topper and J. c. Gitunss-C T. Digs
No. e. Leonard =. Jchnson. Attorney, 7. Y.
FrIsty.
Nc. g. Bsoun ~ District Of Columbia. Attor-
aev Z n Thcmas
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Milan defendants attcrueys. Z. Rsss Perry *
Son ard . Thomas Dunlop
Assignments lCg Tuesday. Octobeg g. le55;
NJ. 80 Roche Ts. Myers Attorneys. Archer L
Srl rl.th-Bsniito1 Coibcrt s Ramiiion
No 81 Huichlns Washington Times. AtJ1r.
reys DBnd,nbrrg d BrandcnbeTg-W J. Lambert.
so. O. Thomas Dawson IS Baltimore and Ohi0
Eairoal Company Attorneys Alex kilg1ur GIt-
tmgs & Clamberlin-H Hamiltou. Colbert & Hamilton
No. s. Friedman District of Columbia Atto7-
rryA !. Peyssr and Hayden JoLnson-E. H.
ThuHas
NJ. s. Wyli1. HlTser snd Camp Company IS
Eiiey. Auorness. " J. Lan.bcTt-Douglas & Dong
Ia
NJ. H. Conrad IS. sE-tzer AttgrneTs. ;. e.
Adkns-B Prescott Gatlcv.
so. c. Marhvos MeHeiee- Attorneys. Cha
pIn Eusn-Grlr-e T. Hoover
NJ. - Frsihiugiam IS Ksr1rs. At;0rusy5. e.
L. Emi--Mf4n s smith
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Criminal Court No.
rr..rEl.r- craI.l.nnn

Tni,ea State. rs William Alien. assault usth q
dangerous weapon. Vcglict. giiitv. sentence. peril
Tertiary !oS sig Sears appeal. bail fixed at 009l.
c,s;- SO. AtioTuee. ;. s Essty- y-Snith
Cai;ec States vs Eiuesazo Fsizersro. violating
act of February 90 1884, motion for new trial ded
Atilrne.s. ", r. Aub.use aud e.. L Tsalles.
tinted States s.. Walter u Lydick cmbezzIc-
nCut. bench warrant returned c-7i aad defendant
committed g. i4u Attomey s.. lambert.
Assignments for Tuesday octotrr ~ lss-
Juitet states vs Loyd (iF,fn-
JHite. States Fs. Walter Sloul6u.
United States IS William BrooLA
UuiteC States ". Jarcs Bradlev
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! SAIg YOUR I'D. IN THE HERALD
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CaIcdonians Plan CeIebra,iop.

There was meeting of the Calodo-
mans az Costello's Hall, Sixth and 6
streets northwest. last evening. at which
arrangements were perfected for an en-
tertainmcnt which the society will give
u US members ard friends at that hall
Wednesday night-Halioween real
old-fashioneo party" with mystic rites
peculiar 10 the occasion, Is promised
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Heavy leather Bound sait Cases.
fancy linen lined. with straps
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The World Forgets

little cAicngo
burned More than hnndrd
dan thrown burning bell mserahy persisted
The date December 30.
VIII Davis HanaEef % The house
Indicted for Involuntary mansaughscr penalty
adeierinais scnteuee Of from life
tentiary.
Davis degarded the laws and ordinances Of
which provided for the proteeon pauna plainly
responsible
Two have passed EVER delay qubble
hn used 70 cat Justice but the
with the eaIprit aad he ls % be tried
lie ~l doubtless be declared guilty No
made lie be able postpone tho penalty
fea, she ends Of uce Tremendously pun-
ishea already
Hoe quickly the world
whrn Of
people the pnhltc miad wrouxh highest guilty
fortunate belns ynched
It's and fnrxrt4
After the troquos tire ety
pFoe!en Tor thsas Il a spaau
passed
hsAier managers They must no,
forget
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Special Correspondence OF me star.
CINCINNATI. O. Feb g. NcHt
"a Aldfieh. the Rockefeller appoint
ed ruler of the senate. the most Goa
apleuuna friend of the corporations
In that corporation ridden body al
the present time IL senator Joseph
henson Foraker. Of Ohio.
Foraker ia the type of legislator
Who boffoWa the livery Of the poo-
Piles tribune tu serve the tyranny ~
corporate greed.
Just at the present time Foraker
d 10 be seen AZ the avowed cham
plon Of railroad interests 0ppoaod 10
railroad rate legislation.
Former senator Chandler recent
~ denounced Foraker for what be
termed hts intellectual dishonesty
In champiouing a pretended poo-
Piles rate bill.
Foraker aud Fairbanks are ths
only public men In Washington who
have press agents 10 boom them
for the presidential nomination IA
ia0s This goes on In spite of 'hs
consistency Of the service Of both
20 the trusts aud railroads.
Having manipulated legislature,
and even national conventions. hAY'
ING seen how eaay u II 10 raise 4
shout ffuin the popuiaea BY feN
sell turned phrases and then % Jus
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~ Rear Lot Church

Westminster Presbyterian N.w Is
unaao
sround Witch the church
church building Il 20 pushed
steel building
wershppcr church thread way down
ions arcade With either
the church added hke aeheukht
the pesslmlst
not this pushing Of church Building hack ~ skyaper
Of the tiaosf The dollar
lie Will contend that what mankind
lie viii tell how the ancient highest
place In the hoy city Zoe hts temple and
hts place of Worship hin ChrsuaaIty
iewelcd halt the World With costly caihedrala
no the spires sn heayrnward cyerywhcre
few dollar srots-indccs Of lively religious spirit
And arcr AT Il Christianity dependent
ored sass' nd the primitive truly worship
and eatacomhs'
The 1ounder Christianity distinctly worship
Of the Father matter Of spirit
ruth
ncctsdy there 81 "chuvhiAnity-
toforc What WHISTLER
less o. chEsanithe vital Practical helpful
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JANE WAS SIMPLE MINDED.
BUT SIZE CHERISHED TAE
PEARL ABOVE PRICE


II WAS IN the fan ~ 81 Valley
ard htu and stream we're bathe1 "a
aatumnai glory Mother earfh
Eiowet IN the splenaaF n product
fvene@~. and th- harvest was fan
res the voice ~ the mower and
tAe song OF the reaper were sissftt
The harxestsfx had led The can
fe1ernte forces we're marching into
kenfuckY and t&kinK posnszsieu %
the strongest posts % The union
army
louisville waz the union raffyIuK
point. Was ere II the party who
came 20 CineEnnatl with expeetn-
ttons Of following the Ohio treups
20 Louisville. ard never shall I for
get the absorbing excitement %
these daysf CIuciunafi wac the fsiff-
fsarY dsttot 81 ohio and Indiana reg
fna~nts. hifher ffocksd she veterans.
The streets were thfsux~d with blue
coats. a sWayiux phslznx Of excited.
serious. wrtwvinm people htscked tire
depots. Sir trains had ieft for
louisville that Gay. and the Seventh
was pulling out ~han 80 founa seats
~ NfAs tHsAAH NAsA -AtAatA WIN aRa
diers
Il was not uutn we left the city
limits that We became conscious 81 a
wonan'a preseuee. she sat near the
stove. a modest sweet faced woman.
A babe not more than weeks old
siumbsr.d on her bosom. while two
chiiareu=~the elder could not have
been t--elunK - her skirts We be-
came Interested In the children and
soon won the mothers confidence
she vas on her way 70 Louisville
% find her husband lie had enlist
Cd in THE army the previous spring
she had not heard from hsn since.
rhe vas destitute. She had waited
and hoped patiently for bis return.
but days made weeks. weeks rouud-
Ell Into moutiza YET he came not.
Then sae heafa the call % arrnA All
the abie-bodied men round her back
woods burkied on their armnr II
WIS night when she heard their
fuuffied tread pass her cottage door.
and. gathering her babies together.
she followed the departing troops.
she had paid her fare and o. cents
Wis MI she hal n0w IN the woriB
'Bnt viii find hirn.~ she said
John vas n good man lie viii not
let his children strave"
what WAS the number % Your
husbands regiment asked one.
4 don't know" she replied. an
disturbed b. our expression ~ sym
pathy
do you know the name Or the
Commander
sNo sir
What makes you think you viil
fad him ln LaulsviileT p"
7 know b. lie wiu be there"
MY good woman said our
spokesman. = am afr1id your jour
ueT via b. s fFuitlaaa one. Hos can
T0B hopa to fiud your husband. when
you don't eyes kuuw the number Of
bis regiment n VIII be Ike looking
for a needle 81 a hayBfack"
4 VIII find him was her eaufl-
dent reply she Needed not our
smile Of incredulfty. She was APP
psfenfir unmoved ~ our sympathy
and Indifferent to cur offers 81 ns-
aiatance She simply smiled 81 the
face 81 Der sleeping baby ana drew
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gift Foraker entered insa -
scheme wlta aiaeHfY Re fa..s.~
lines, through Gen y Coz rees.,,.
defeated Cincinnati boss h -.
control hy the manipulating =
peuuaHiou fand The aeheps ~
ed.
WITH CORp0RATI0Sg u
PEOPLE
When the same interests eons.a,
ed ~ get poHsfasion ~ the new n.
einuhfi WaterNorka u wa Patsss.
who represented them. The xesf.
man who would like % bs presle...
u the United States prg,lrn
THE INFAMOUS ROGERS IIw
THROUGH THE GIsIATrpg
representing the street ralluav 80
pany 81 Cincinnati This lax ~.
one 81 the most audacions piees. y,
franchise grabbing ever peruesr,,.
ed outside Of Rhode Island on phi.
delphla
Foraker left the discussion a a.
tiounl affairs a. Waahlngiou "a -.
pear a. the Hamilton county eoa,,
house 20 appeal with inspirsa ~.
quence that the tnres u the clnrs,.
natl Gas company be reduced Al
other times the senate has nls..S
his services while be appeared =.
fore the board u tax renisasoa !,
Columbus. always for eorpFa,isn,
lie IL more o. less infimsfsly a.
ISOLATED with that public snlns.l
party Of financieTn wldehsr 4
klns. D0lan and Rgan--and Il Va,
through them that FORAKER arrassss
for the lease ~ the street car IL
in his home city. Prior 10 hat /,
represented z Morgan's pa ~.
p0ration. the North Americas Ga
and was attorney for It's middle xes
interests
senator Tofakef'a whole pa
eareer seems based on The shwT
that the American people can y n.
lsfied Kith shat Is known IL tksss,.
nAeuiar as bunk The fsoursn
with which be advocates lexiglsssD.
anfriendly 20 the beat Interests 4 a.
people betraYs a sense Of sarurs,y
bis loN estimation Of the Amsriszs
intelligence. How long thls czn ia
! will develop ~ eYents move
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THE FINDING OF JOHN

her children closes. Their was a
lesthes. a heroi4ya In the wofnans
condition ana purpose that appealed
- every man Common wp~s heErt
ffuferusl feelings unknoxn when
peace wfsilea on q land ant wealth
and luxury sfurefies the neblsf. the
klndlicr Instincts. 40 every heart
Vas upxu. Yet sire Needed not Her
eyes Nsre eeyond. thry had resrhea
the end ~ the journey ant were
is1osin& over fhs easnhiued furess u
asr aruy--iaskins Or John.
She vas an iwnarant. simple mind
81 woman. never before haH she
been beyond the limits % her hack =
woods home. a. the train sped along
xe discussed the possibilities 81 the
success 81 her errsnd. and finally
suggested that the best plan 10 pur.
sue when ahe reached the city WIS
IN secure her lodgings n some quiet
quarter. where she could leave her
babes while abe could search for
hes husband This piaa was told
her ana we assured her We would
pay the expenses. and Il. at the end
Of the wrck. abe had not found John
% any einw % his whereabouts. We
xouid furnish her transportation
hoJue. she iIsfcusd % oar proposal.
but her confidence was unnhakrn
She repeated IN her quiet. trusting
uay; do not troubls Yourself.
wtli find him
The river xliateasf IN the morning
sunshine. rsfIectinz in its bosasa the
bulls afka camra ana floating en-
signs of our army. F'ar and near.
iike the outHtrstehsf wings % a
huge BIRD 81 freedom. the temtn
abovc the hiii0ckz % earth raised
shove the southern side n vas an
Inspiring acenr that burn, upon our
Eyes that autumn morning as We
crossed the ponte1n bridge across
the Ohio river. All WIRE silently
gaming on the martial world around.
Nhsn sc we're startled By a cry.
Ny God. joint" n was the calm.
indifferent uomanss cry. Ia an In
slant All eyes turned 10 her. a smile
lighted up her face antlr u al
most angelic highland shading her
tNFN WIN VI MAf4 NNHaaN WataHtts ~"
pointed toward the solitary figure IN
blue on sentinel duty at the end of
the bridge.
= knew II. I knew g." she cried.
I told ron -. for I prayed. I knew
God vauld hear me-. lie always
hears Jane osiot'n prayers."
silence felt on alt I have passed
through many touching. tragic
scenes since thai autumn morning
of So. but never have beheid hard
fisted. bronzed-faeed uen touched
80 tearfuily az was that company
- soldiers that sat tranafined be-
fore the evidence - the faith II that
simple wnmanH prayer The train
stopped We fHw bef ard her babes
eiaHpnd On Johns strong arms. as we
PASSED. she smiled ua smile -
thanks Z prayed. my prayer was
heard. she said.
Methinka some more prayers rH-
eanfeI that night to the throne -
the Mast High prayers from ura
long unm0vad. Itaor Jane 0Hfuff
Rather Dec ne saT h7ruY Jane o.
tot she knew nothing ~ theory.
nothing 0f science o. iamH. she was
neither on Intellectual eiaut. nor a
gifted child 81 song. yet more than
the riches af Crete. the wisdom ~
Solomon was hers Did she not
cherish IN her humble bosom the
pearl above prirsz