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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
Telegramy krajowe.

POillaliCt, ILL.,, ~ 'dDdEiSillihh'
- w miasteczku zburzonem
przez eksplozye we fabryce pro-
chu wprowadzono jaki TAXI lad /
porzadek. Gubernator Frank
Hanly, ably zapobiedz rabunkom,
uprawianym zwykle W czasie ia
kich wielkich katastrof, oraz ably
mieszkancom pomagac w usuwa-
niu zwalisk, wysia} jeszcze jedna
kompanie milicyi ma miejsce wy
padku. Wczoraj wladze zapowie-
dzialy rowniez, re sledztwo costa
ME zarzadzone jezeli MONA be-
die kogo odpoWiedzialnym uczy-
mic "a ehsplozye, to Stan nieomie-
ska winnych ukarac.
Robotnik William Sherow, stra-
sznie pokaleczony opowiada, ze
eksplozya nastapi}a wskutek roz-
palenia sic osi. Poprzedniego dnia
ia sama os rozpalila sic do tego
stopnia, re musiano prace wstrzy-
mac i wode wezem przez pol go
dziny lac, a onegdaj znow sic roz-
palila, tym razem jednak tax mo-
enc, re iskry poczely sic sypac.
Jedna z tych iskier wlasnie padia
ma lozno LEGACY proch i spowodo-
wala te straszna katastrofe.
Strata kompanii Du Pont wyno-
81 blisko $28O,000. Znacznie wick
sza szkode pod wzgledem finan-
sowym ponosza mieszkahcy ME
szczesliwego miasta, ich straty
bowiem obliczaja ma million dola-
row.
o przerazajacej sile wybuchu
swiadczy chyba najlepiej nastepu-
jacy fakt: w kilkanascie sekund
po wybuchu do domu Gustawa
Bailey w Montezumie, Ind, mia
steczku 35 mil Cd Fontanet od-
dalonem, przez okno wleciai ka-
wa1ek deski, pochodzacy w1asnie
miejsca katastrofy.
DR.. w. F. Willien sporzadzil
wczoraj liste zabitych skaleczo-
nych. Ma miejscu trupem pablo
SO os6b, dwie p6zniej umarly =
razem dotychczas 38. Pokaleczo-
nych jest 600 osob; tych, jak
twierdza lekarze W Terre Haute,
gdzie wiekszosc ciezko rannych
ley, ,kilku jeszcze umrze.
Manila, Filipiny, II pazdzierni-
ka. = Amerykanie, zamieszkali
ma wyspach filipihskich, wyrazili
swe niezadowolenie z mowy Sc
kretarza wojny p. Tafta, ktory O.
tworzyl sejm filipihski. Pan Taft
przedewszystkiem ME wy]asnh
kwestyi wyspiarzy polityka Sta
now Zjednoczonych wzgledem
tych ostatnich zostala nadal po-
"a chmura niepewnosci.
P. Taft wyrazii sic, re W razre
rozruchow i nieporzadku sejm 20
stanie zwiniety, ale og6lnie mnie-
maja, ze do tego uigdy ME dol
dzie. Krajowcy ME mowia wyra-
5nie, jake wrazenie nova P. Ia
fta zrobila. Sekretarz wojny po-
wt6rzy1 swe Ddanie co do nadania
samorzadu Filipinom powiedziai
ze obecne pokolenie ME dozyJe
tej chwili. Stanowczo jednak "a
przeczyl poglosce, jakoby Stany
Zjednoczone chcia}y sic Filipin
pozbyc droga sprzedazy.
Po movie p. Tafta sejm sic Cd
roczyl ma kilka minut, lecz ME
bawem wr6cono do sail j wybrano
marszaika. Marszaikiem zostal
Sergio Osmeda, nacyonalista !
byly gubernator wyspy Cebu.
Nastepnie posiowie zlozyli
przysiege wysluchali diugiego
przemowienia marszaika, ktory do
zgody nawolywai. Radzii ma Don
sodrzucic wszelkie' sprawy party)-
ne / dla dobra Filipin pracowae.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17

ME Francyl 1kWldacye sWych IN
teresow w Marokko, glownie W
Melilla i Ceuta. Jezeli ten ukIad
przyjdzie do skutku, to dwie, wy
zej wymienione miejscowoSci be-
da stanowic wazne posterunki o.
peracyjne do zwalczania preten-
denta Blu Hamara.
Z Casablanki przybyla tutaj pc
VIVA liczba uciekajacych zydow,
kt6rzy oznaj1niaja, re jedna ar
mil Mulej Hafiza rs dzialami
ciagnie pod Casablanca, celem
bombardowania miasta, jezeli je
Francuzi ME oproznia.
Berlin, II pazdziernika.
Przybyli tutaj wyslannicy Mulej-
Hafiza prosili o posluchanie II
ministra spraw zewnetrznych, lecz
i'm tego minister odmowil (podo-
bnie jak sic staio w Londynie. P.
R.). Niefortunna ia delegacya
wybiera sic teraz do W}och.
Wieden, II pazdziernika. -
Glory ces. Franciszek J6zef czu-
je sic nieco lepiej, Najmlodsza
corka cesarza, Marya Walerya,
ma1ionka arcyksiecia Franciszka
Salvatore ma pdwiedzic dzisiaj
ajca, a nastepnie uda sic ma "a
mex Wallsee w Austryi Dolnej.
Zapowiedziane ma koniec bm.
odwiedziny ksiecia Walii krola
duhskiego zostaly ma pewien czas
odiozone.
= Przy otwarciu posiedzenia
izby poslow, oSwiadczyl prezy-
dent parliamentary, IL stan zdro-
via monarchy jest zadowalniaja-
cy tax, re pacyent moze nawet "a
latwiac zwyczajne sprawy pan
stwowe.
Pozniejszy telegram znow do
nosi, re wczoraj wieczorem,
skarzyi sic pacyent ma wzmaga-
jaca sic febre ina dajace sic od-
czuwac znuzenie. Wczoraj popo-
ludniu odwiedzili cesarza corka
Marya Walerya i jej maz arcyks.
Franciszek Salvador.
Wczorajszy biuletyn lekarski
oglosii, re katar pluc uStaje, tyl-
ko gwaltowny kaszel ME opuszcza
jeszcze pacyenta.
Wieden, II pazdziernika. =
Wczoraj premierowie obu polow
monarchii austryacko wegier-
skiej przedlozyli izbom poselskim
nowe warunki ugody, TAX par
lament wiedenski jak i Sejm we
gierski przyjely to przediozenie
bardzo ch+odno, jednak jest ma
dzieja, re beda "a MEM g}osowac.
Petersburg, II pazdziernika, -
Wedlug ogioszonych tutaj obi
czen statystycznych we wrzesniu
br. zostato powieszonych "a ter
roryst6w; SO7 os6b, miedzy niemi
"a urzednikow, zosta}o zamordo-
wanych w rozmaitych zamachach,
a 172 os6b ponios}o przy tenn ra-
ny. w krwawej tel statystyce
pominieto ofiary rzezi zydowskich
w Odessie, Rostowie Slmfero-
polu. Nadto odkryto tego same
60 miesiaca "a SHADOW bomb /
rozmaitych materyi wybucho-
wych.
Kijow, II pazdziernika. - Ia
notowano tutaj zn6w 6 wypadkow
smierci ma cholere, sS nowych
zaslabniet cholerycznych.
Paryz, II pazdziernika. - Ro-
syjski minister spraw zagranicz-
nych p. Izwolskij przybyl do Pa
ryza, gdzie pozostanie przez 10
dni. Izwolskij przybyl prawdopo-
dobnie w celach pertraktacyi o
nova pozyczke pahstwowa.
Paryz, II pazdziernika. = Ca
Ia prawie poludniowa Europa u
cierpiala bardzo wskutek gwalto-
wnych burr olbrzymich opadow
deszczowych, spowodowanych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
Washington, D. c., II pa5

oNll VI 6SOiNlliS EtNAiitt
rekolwiek po trzesieniu w San
Francisco zanotowaly wczoraj
seizmografy W New Yorku, Balti-
more Toronto. We Waszyngto-
ME zauwazono, re srodowiskiem
musiai bye punkt ma = Pacyfiku,
w Indyach Zachodnich, W
srodkowej Ameryce lub W poiud-
niowej Ameryce; niecierpliwie tez
wyczekuja nowin strasznych
kleskach, przez trzesienie owo W
tych miejscach spowodowanych.
Przez dwie godziny, cd 9teJ
wczoraj wieczorem, seizmograty
co chwila notowaly wibracye i
lekkie falowanie ziemi. Przyrza-
dy tego rodzaju przy uniwersyte-
Gle Johns Hopkins stwierdzily, re
rozuiarami trzesieenie bySo podo-
bne do smutnego wypadku W San
Francisco, lub nawet wieksze.
Dotychczas niema jednak wiesci
zadnej katastrofie.
Boston, Mass, II pazdzierni-
ka. = Z Bostonu donosza o IA
talnych skutkach szybkiej jazdy
automobilarni. w trzech miesia-
each, cd 21 czerwca do 21 wrzes-
mia, w Stanie Massachusetts po-
nioslo S:nierc w wypadkach auto
mobilowych Al osob, ranionych
zostaio 313. w tym czasie kolizyl
wozami, automobilami i pocia-
gami byla 211. = Z drugiej stro-
ny gazety doniosly o 345 podob-
nych wypadkach W tym wlasnle
czasie. RAPPORT urzedowy podajs
r6wniez do wiadomosci fakt, ze
automobile zabiiy takze setki roz-
nego rodzaju zwierzat.
Lead, S. D., II pazdziernika.-
Wczoraj zrecznie udaremnlono
zuchwale zadanie handy oszczer-
COW, ktora zazadala sunny $4,000
cd zarzadcy kopalni ziota, J. Grie-
ra pod grozba, re go dynamitem
w powietrze wysadzi. Aresztowa-
no i w wiezieniu osadzono Anne
Maljas, Chrisa Maljas, jej meza
Malta Seinbola.
Grier otrzymaf list anonlmo-
wy ,,delikatna prosba", ably W
umowionem miejscu z}ozyl $780,
600. Natychmiast uwiadomif o
tenn policye prawie rownoczesnie
bandzie wypisal GEEK ma powyz-
sza sumo, oraz po{ozyl go ma o.
znaczonem miejscu. Po pieniadze
te przybyia Anna Maljas, ktora,
naturalnie, zaraz aresztowano.
San Francisco, II pazdziernika.
Ma interwencye rzadu austryac-
ko wegierskiego wypuszczono
wczoraj wiezienia Simona Hun
ckeros'a Betsera, po odsiedzeniu
7 letniej kary. Wiezieh pochodzil
ze znakomitej rodziny austryac-
cliej. = Uprawia} on w 1900 r.
w San Francisco i okolicy rzemio'
sio rzezimieszka wlamywacza;
kiedy jednak, schwytany przy ra-
bunku, przyznal sic do Sch napa-
dow rabunkowych, zasadzono go
ma % lat kary wieziennel. Poz-
niei ma skutek wznowienia poste-
powania karnego sedzia Thomas
7. Lennon wyzszego sadu w
powiecie Marina orzekl, re kara,
poprzednio wymierzona, byla "a
surowa, gdyz wedlug prawa zio-
czyhca zaslugiwal najwyzej ma 5
lat wiezienia. Poniewaz odsiedzial
On juz siedm lat, wiec go tez bez-
zwsocznie ma wolnosc wypuszczo-
no.
Joliet, Ill, II pazdziernika. =
w kanale Illinois and Michigan
niedaleko Joliet przewrocila sic
i6dz przyczem pieciu robotnikow
zatonelo. Byia to wiasnie godzina
obiadowa. Wszyscy robotnicy
prawie rownoczesnie, rzucili sic
do maiej iodzi, chcac sic przedo-
stac ma druga strone kanalu do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-17
EiopOrOzumienis W Hadze.
Protestuja przeciw sadom rozjemczym.
Wanna propozycya W sprawie W Marokk
Cesrz Austryi ma sic Iepie UgOda austro- -wegierska
Straszna statystyka w Rosy
POWODZIE W HISZPANI 1 FRANCYI.

Se-6ly katasrOfy Fipinczyk6w TRIESTE
ME wypadk6w ACKNOWLEDGMENT Udarem
niOny spisek KatastrOa rzece. = Ia wysoka kara
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zadalas mi trud wdziscsny. lecz n
sic niemaiy. 49,
Abych ma czesc tive pisai riodbie ma
dryga}y,
Pienas, Jako obrazek, moja min
pari: Df4s2ae ~ N-'' 10y
Ir 1 On - oboje, boScle mlowanI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16
RtTy YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS FROM US AM khEI
YOUR MONEY IN MIN
INSTEAD OF HANING y En-

AL or TTMBER-Washington'
~ June "a. 1907. sealed oi ann,ieation,
,aa ~ tgo7. san Mateo,' and addressed 10
ne Forester, Forest Service Washihstgn
viii be received up to including the Vensn
Goth) dav OF August. 1907, Tor an me
understandable dead timber standing anu
down. and an the live timber marked lot
emitting By the forest officers, located ="
portions Of Sections II, "A, and ~. 7. ! ,,
n s W. ON Sections 3, 10, and 10 7 2 =
r. w; on Sections /, =, B. and : T. , =
n z W. and on Sections SO and 81, \ .,
n 7 W. n. NJ. z. NJ, within the san Mateo
National Forest, New Mexico. estimated 70
be 1000. 000 feet Il. NJ. yellow pine saw
timber. log scale. more or less. No BIDS or
less than 50 per NJ. feet b. NJ. will be
considered. and a deposit Of $500 must be
sent 10 Geo. Il. King, Fiscal Agent. Forest
Service. Washington, u, C., for each bld
submitted TO the Forester. Timber upon
valid claims is exempted from sale. The
right TO reject any and all bids is reserved
For further Information and regulations
governing sales. address John Kerr, Forest
Supervisor. Magdalena, New Mexico. u. f..
CARTIER, Acting Forester.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16
FIGHTING ~ rIIE Am

one Of the leading authorities Of
Germany q gentleman Who is acered'
lied with The possession Of very sound
iudgmcnt-recentiy declared that ~
his opinion The next great information
al war viii witness a transfer of hos
aitles from the land and The seal "a
the air. and that an the traditions Of
warfare that have been accumulated
through the centuries will be relegat-
ed 10 the shelf hy the advent q the
aerial battle craft 70 this solemn
warning the New York Tribune takes
exception With the remark 1T s. all
very well to say that the sailing Of an
alrshin over the city demonstrates
how easily the city and forts could be
destroyed. but how long would IL take
the forts to demonstrate how easily an
alrship could be destroyed This
observation ia turn has met with q
sharp reloinder. and tho controversy
goes on. II II were not "a matter OF
common knowledge. says the Kansas
city journal. thai the war experts are
humane and avefse "a the clash Of
arms. 81 might be suspected hat these
military aendomioiana looked forward
with keen pleasure to the remote pos
sihiliiy Of conflict between the United
states and japan, If only 10 mako a
practical test Of their various theories.
The men who make war on the
ground express contempt for the
theorists af the air who have not yet
demonstrated their power over that
tickle element. Men who have been
s%onfntlne into the sights of long
range guns chuckle derislyely at the
fun ii would bc 90 reach upward WIN
their proicctiies and bring down an
aitvhip as the sportsman bags q duck.
Meanwhile tho airship builders are
not having much 60 say about the
matter, hut IA reference 20 the Trio-
unc's opinion that the danger Of os-
smut from above would not ameuni
As enough 60 mako ii worthy of scri-
q consideration. because % the ap-
MAffNfA tNHN MNAH NAffhhN NHH f"
might bring down the aerial cruisers
one of these gentlemen suggests that
an aitship or a fleet of nirships. I'M
tending to hunh3rl the rltN would
hardly De expected to- undertake lhe
work 70 daS time when thc vessels
would ho ctss targets lor thr foris
Due would sclcrt a dark night, when
objects overhead. and near the clouds
would d. Totally tNislhlc from the
ground OF course airships. on such
Il mats luu. would mot carry amy lieh
bui would bo hurpuehiy guided M
their operations hS the lghts of tao
city. TbDrc would he nothing .o ann
uouure their coming and thc trst
knowledge tuc FORTS would have of
fhEfr presence would De gained from
tbe explosion of bombs 900 NIii"u-
porte uf tht elt,, and possibly Within
inu fartH Dudcf HHrh conditions tha
a.tahie would uc BOO but verN little
daurrr from AUS battery ou the
ground
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16
simple Nay 60 Kin Catarrhal terms
la Nuss. I1iront aud Iune4

tu NuHTf llifftHt hnu lungs
N Sou cat hnur fuFCr. Anu don't
Hftempt go heal H h} swallowing a
pUf or e dose of medicine
60 fs just Hs foolish lU trA and cure
Htarrh uf the u4sl 3ul throat with
polls and stomach dosing fur CatBrrh
Is q local ateci.c % needs special
local healing treatment
The only natural ana common
anae method hrhwn Tor p eur ~
catarrhal troubles rs HN-u-mci 10 D.
hr.afhpI fhrnurh Hu Ingenious pocket
Inhaler. 80 that fte mrdleaied org
reaches thc weFt remote Alr-cells nf
Hr nose throat and tuuES KILLING aI.
"a flrrhsi germs. soothing tlc frtltHt-
eI mucuus mfmhfanr and rr~fcr-
iaE . healthy rnu1ainn
F N4u suffer from catarrhal
troubles sica offensive breath
raising uf frequent srrr
husky voice. dIsE harEf f-am fre Hur
lrHppinNs ln tae thtoat lHs af
arauHth. srsseoete CrlehInr or u
e RS er Unhfre- aero abe upper
-FFw 1T sire rftrsI fHu uH tfr tF
asa uF-a-mei at nHcs ft $500 destroy
aU aisrse germs iu thf unss tHrpat
rf longs ard provide tHe blood with
additional GONE
Thu ramHIefe Hs-a-me Hutft with
inhaler COSTS huf tf.na strong ls
~ Ia. WrEtrIl0 ra fnIth 10 The pne-
or 81 Wa-H-mei La cure AI ~e84rrhnf
ffsuhifH fnat uth every auiiar cute
nt tH aAlA Ete au lEa Epu-
.afha u FffuEH $3.50 uHHf1 anfHss fh#
remedy gives faction al
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16
Solos ::: :s:; !.

Has any one seen that referees re-
port?
The El Paso giants must be suffer-
ing from the heat.
sxs
There have been no casualties at The
Hague conference this week.
Do you suppose Max would bring a
libel suit against the government
A veteran Of the Los Angeles sol
diers' home WAS Jailed for saying
damn" Shades Of General Sher-
man!
Who are. the Grafters?g pipes Liz
tie Willard Must you be told again,
Willard2
Albuquerque cannot afford to pass
up tho chance Of getting the irliga-
ton congress.
The Hon. Granville Pendleton and
his aliases seem to be approaching a
horrible finish.
The prohibitionists are abusing
Fairbanks-and him a lemonade ana
buttermilk drinker!
A British scientist says the human
head is diminishing III size. lie
2 70 see i~licna.a
The word Mcintosh is a synonym
for good luck MS really hard for the
= tp
IF the gang doesn't support me I'll
I'M 99.estine to eay'tbc least
as
aTho Acting Governor simply
smiles."-The Instrument.
And rather d forced smile at that.
The plunderbund press says that
there Is not a sllable brick left at the
~penitentiary. Max must have been
busy.
49,
..,-t. ~ r no. 1,n.
we'll" saws the INSTRUMENT. Yes. He
Done Noble-from Mr.. Bursum's point
of giew.
s#s
If the middle west would loan US
Just enough Of that dciuge to settle
isfaction.
-
The baseball bug is 40 %respccter of
localities. Carthage and Cimarron
II Just as bad as Chicago and
York.
##s
King Edward Is. after all. the real
exponent Of tho strenuous life. He has
change clothes sixty times in the
Of a wccla
s4
It is said. naturally. that by res
cufup that Mumau from drowning Mr..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16

even stronger reason why this should
be lone In a nat4aal convention than
in a local convention because the evil
that may he done by a national CON
vention which does not represent the
party viii. Is likely 10 be much great
er and more far reaching. There
might be some apparent justification,
or at least some apology, for such a
policy in The democratic party, which
pretcnds to stnl believe in the old doe
trine Of States rights but there Is
absolutely no ground upo which 10
base such a policy in the republican
party, which claims 70 stand for the
whole people. Then let the national
republican committee put the appof-
nonment 81 delegates to the next ma
tional convention upon a republican
basis. "A basis Of justice and fairness,
a basis which VIII not give 70 y
southern republican more power than
Ten northern republicans in the ma
tIonaI council IF The party
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16
WANTS PRESIDENT NEUTRAL.
Doctrine OF Non-Intcrfcrcnce Obtained
IN 1921, Says Writer.


Correspondence Washington Post1
Editor Post; "A frequent recur-
renee ia fundamental principles IS alb
solutclN essential to the preservation
OF our liberties Is as true today as il
was the day 1t first found expression.
Back In 1924 there were five can
didates for the office Of chief magis-
trate-Mr Adams, the secretary Of
state; Nj. Crawford, the secretary Of
the treasury. Mr.. Calhoun. the see
Rotary of war. Mr.. Clay. the speaker
of the house. and General Jackson.
Mr.. Monroe was president. During
the %pcndency Of this contest the presi-
dent observed a most s%erupulous re-
solve against all Interference. In this
ne was fully seconded and sustained
by his cabinet, BY none more than
those whose names We're In the lists
for suffrage. At that time it was not
considered dueurnus in the executive
10 make himself a partisan IN "A pfesi-
Dental al any other election. Indeed,
there WIS "a most wholesome fasttd-
iousnoss exhibited on this point, which
would have interpreted the attempt OF
the president or any Of his cabinet, or
any other fuuctinnarV of the govern
ment. 10 Influence the popular vote.
by speech. by writing. by favor. fear.
or affection. AS a great political mis-
dcmeauur worthy of the sharpest re-
buke. These We're the opinions Of
that dnN. derived from an older age.
suffer me 90 quote the opinion of
less "a parsonage than the then at
torney general Mr.. Writ. in a letter
to his dearest friend, Judge carr. lie
said.
with regard Ia the presidential
contest, ! ann of the opinion hat ]
4a. rsaf Kline g.. IL. NTH VF and NttIi
tell YOU why. In The first place, |
think that. according TO The genius of
our government, the president owes III
to his country to abstain from the
exercise of the slightest influence In
the choice nf his successor tmark the
wordsl. Even the intimation of his
opinion upon the subject, considering
the fictitious weight which he de
rtves from his office, would. IN my
opinion. be a departure from princi-
pie, as having "a tendency Ga lead to
tho result suhsersiVp Of The whole
nbtiC of our republican Institutions
The enabling of "a president fo appoint
his successor. Aud. in my opinion. IL
b. not enough that the president Obj
serve the most sacred silence upon
this subject. hut all Who hold thc re-
latton 60 him that J do. and who
might therefore hr suspected uf mere
ly pphUing his sentiments. are equality
bound Co observe TO- In the next
place. those Who lrt called members
of the administration are. Goo truth,
limbs Of The executive branch of the
government ana the principle of the
most impartial neutrality tu SUCH uu
election presses with equal force upon
the whole executive. iu the third
place. auy man who holds thc office
which I do derives from 10 AIN artt-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16

The very best Of Kansas city beef and
Mutton az EMIL KLEINWoRT's. ne North
Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-16

mon Of %eighty-four years Of age ! am
proud Of the opportunity to confer
THIS distinction upon a lady who Is old
enough to be my grandmother. And
thus Young America continues to dis
play its gillantry to its elders.
The new autl-pass law of Texas
prohibits any public officer from rid
ing free on any railroad. Being a
railway ompiaye doesn't make any
difference Though a mar should be
superintendent or general manager Of
IA railroad, If he should accept a fif--
|teen-cent county or state office, he
would have to pay his fare just the
same as other folks. whenever he
might travel over his own road, on
business Of the road. When # comes
10 making laws. Texas can beat the
other place.
The Washington star puts it very
d~elleately uhen II says. Governor
Hughes makes q good speech, but he
has not cultivated unusual forms Of
expression 10 an extent which gives
assurance that he would be a safe
man ~ intrust with the epigramatic
responsibilities Of the United states
presidency.
--
a Georgia man shot the postmaster
because his mall was iate-and this
moves the Philadelphia North Amer
lean 90 observe that there Is a SIM
plieieS and di%reetness about Georgia
methods that Is very convincing.
The optic says the people Of Santa
Re want q canning factory. Yes, and
we Judge from the books Of things
that the United States government Is
about e. establish one for them.