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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-14
rF,irst published in The Topeka State
Journal May 2, 1907.

At a meeting of the. city council held
1,ri1 % 1907 the following resolution was
nresented and adopted:
Resolved. That the mayor and council
for fine best interests of said city that
North Kansas avenue from the north end
of the Melan arch bridge to the north
line of Gordon street. excepting therefrom
Nortb Kansas avenue from the north line.
~ railroad street to the north line of
Norris street, be repaved fifty-sfx C6) feet
wide with one course of vitrified brick
with sand filler.
e B. Burge, city clerk of the city of
Toneka. hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy Of
The original resolution now on file in my
office. - p. 1D9OrtGE
A special meeting of the stockholders Of
t11e Western Wooden Mil Co. viii be held
at the office of the company on May 24th.
ien7 at 2 D. m. to consider the advisa bility
AZ fhe sale of the property.
F. P. ENCORE, Sec.
rFirst published in The Topeka State Jour
nal May 10, 1901
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LEGAL.

First published in The Topeka State Jour
nal May IL, 1901
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

FOR RENT-Or sale. big bargain, eigh
room house in Auburndale. Inquire 2
Kansas ave.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ranney of Ar
kansas City are the parents of son.
born yesterday. Mrs. Ranney was be-
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PATIENTS.

TSTED " s>c-~-~-~-~--~~-~~->-~~@
book, ON what to invent and avoid ana
other patent pointers. Mechanics Patenf
bureau 81 Adams EXP. bldg, Chicago
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State Journal, 10c a Week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-14

Most of the Digestion occurs in tn,
thirty feet of intestines.
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BUSINESS OPENING
SPLENDID LOCATION FOR A
FIRST CLASS MILLINERY, HAIR
Ness OR DRY GOODS STORE IN
LIVE KANSAS TOWN. ADJ
LESLIE SMITH,
COUNCIL GROVE. KAN
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FOR RENT-Strictly modern residence,
finest location IN the city IND phone
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SANITARIUMs.
STATIONS

AKENA. 2:I1sz, champion Kansas trotter,
az Exhibition hall. fair grounds Bel
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after bling eaten is as dangerous to healt
as food decayed before being eaten.
Food nourishes or poisons, just accorc
ing to how long 1t remains in the Bove
undigested.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.
r----T-z ~ Nov nth 1907

rFtrst published in The Topeka State Jour-
nal May 10, 1901
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- ECAY is not digestion, you know.
! even when it takes place in the
u stomach.
Eood daea.rad ~ FLa bodx,
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HENRY IIITTJOHANN has removed TO
323 Kansas ave. All welcome and invited.
Meals or short orders
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FOR RENT-A room furnished hous
for the summer. Address J. H, Journal
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
sRsviT,Es PUNCHED.

The courthouse at Quanah. Tex. Is
10 cost siS.550.
saltwater. Okla. Is to have n gen
eral cleaning MP day.
+. r. Mercado died suddenly on o
Marlin. Tex. street.
Texarkana gets the Sixth district
court OF civil appeals.
cleburne. Tex. voted $4,000 bono
issue for first-ciass schoolhouse.
Near Idabel. I. T.. a tiemaker named
Hardin was killed by a falling tree.
Slot machines have been ordered 70
moved from Seguin. Tex. saloons.
Edwin Rei'er. boy. drowned In the
Guadalupe river near Victoria. Tex.
Robert Gallab-ach was cut TO pieces
BY train not far from Sulphur. Ia
600 barrel oil gusher has been
hroughi IN near Batson. Tex. for Brice
& Bradley.
The little child OF Bud smith OF
Ochiltrec county. Texas Tell IRON
wagon. breaking four ribs.
Emmett Henderson was shot 10 death
n, the lola Cement works in West Dal-
las. G. a. Bryant surrendered.
In a railroad accident near Linden.
Ala. Engineer Nebegrald was Killed
and two other persons injured.
Fire near Nacogdoches. Tex. DE-.
s,roved 2e5.Oo0 feet OF lumber and two
dry kIlns belonging to J. W. Bird.
A wagon containing a man and wife
and their seventeen children passed
through Dcnlson en- route 10 Montague
county from Arkansas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
MANAGERS MOVE.
Labor Leaders Met to Discuss ThI'
Phase OF the Situation.

Chicago. March 2s.--Labor leaders
in conferences. which were interrupted
by the refusal OF the men 10 accep,
the general managers OF the western
railroads offer. met Thursday 10 cor
slider the move threatened by the man
ayers to avoid strike. The managers
announced they would invoke the cid
Of the Erdman act. which provides fcr
arbitration. Leaders OF labor inter
cts would not discuss this rhage a.
the situation. They declared Tkursdav
morning they were ~ yet unable "a
say what they would d IN regard io
II. The Erdman law. which rassn
in 1928. provides for beard Of arh''
tration. to consist Of three members
of which the railroads are 10 chnnec
one, the men the second and these iwp
third. II no third arbitrator Is go
lected inside of three days the chair
man OF the interstate commerce rom
mission Is 20 name him. with the az
proval OF the labor commission. Inc
men have repeatedly declared they
would not arbitrate the questions NJ
issue.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
LOCOMOTIVE expLooEs.
Engineer Cannot Be Found and BE
Iieved Blown 10 Pieces.

Youngstown, o., March ga loco
motive attached to an ore train on the
Pittsburg, YOUNGSTOWN and Ashtabula
railroad. a branch Of the Lake Shore
line. exploded at Lockwood. thirty
miles from here. Engineer Watson
OF Mahonig,own, Pa, cannot be found
and II Is supposed he was blown "a
pieces. Fireman Bancroft of Ashta
bula, Brakeman Currey OF Mahonig
town and a tramp were badly hurt
When the engine boiler blew up the
locomotive and twelve cars OF ore went
down an embankment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
SWALLOWS PINS.
Mrs. Lewis Suddenly sneered ans
Down Her Threat They Went.

Chicago. March ga dispatch 10
the Tribune from Richmond. Va. says.
Mrs. C. II. Lewis was taken to the
virginia hospital. the victim OF an
accident which carriers a moral for
other women. She was In her yard
hanging the weeks washing on n line
and pinning the clothes up with ordi.
nary pins. These she carried safe
" In her mouth until she sneezed sud
denly and swallowed at least dozen
~ them. Since then she suffered In
lense agony.
Her condition Is critical.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
Ten Cars Running.

Montgomery. Ala. March 2s.-only
tetn cars were running Thursday on
the lines of the Montgomery Traction
company. Most OF them were running
with experienced men ut the motor
and some member OF the office force
as conductor Three motormen were
arrested for running with only one
man 10 car. a city law requiring two
Officials say full service should be re
sumed By Friday night. as they have
men coming TO take the places OF the
strikers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
WILL BE PRIVATE.
Personal and Physical Examination Of
Thaw 20 Be Thus Conducted.

New York. March 2S.-The Thaw
lunacy commission went into open
session at 2:o6 o'clock Thursday after.
noon. Thaw appeared before the com.
mission. Immediately taking bis seat
inside the clerks rail the session
being held in Justice Fitzgerald court
Chairman Mcclure announced Thaw's
personal and physical examination VIII
be private.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
SHOT THROUGH BODY.
Intruder Receives His Death Wound
While Running From Premises.

Gainesville. Tex. March 2s.-Hear
lns some one in their house Thursday
morning Mt O'Clock. Clyde Jones anG
his son arose and fired at a man who
ran out OF the house. The man fell
and was found by Ben Norris, who had
sust been released from the county jail
after serving a term on conviction OF
peeping into women's rooms. The
bali struck him In the back and passed
completely through his body. He was
pronounced in dying state by doctor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29

Hot Springs. March 2S.-Dan A. Stu.
art. executive officer Of the Oaklawn
Jockey club. announced that the pres.
ent meeting would come to an end
next Saturday. He said that the pres.
ent conditions of turmoil warranted
such action. and that all the horsemen
felt that the club had kept faith with
them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
Wslkout Probable.

Chicago. March 2s.-Representatives
OF trainmen and conductors decided
that they will ignore the proposition OF
the general managers looking TO arbi.
tratlon under Erdman act and voted to
persist I'm their preparation for n
strike. They declare that a walkout
Is imminent unless the managers make
some further concessions
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
srAHL SUICIDES.
well Known Baseball Player swal
lows Much carboIie Acid.

West Baden. Ind. March 2s.-Chas
s. stahl. known in baseball circles as
Chick" Stahl. committed suicide nj
10 o'clock Thursday In a room at tn"
West. Baden Springs hotel by swallow
ing four ounces OF carbolic acid. he
was dead when found No cause Is
known. Stahl was captain OF the Bos
ton American league baseball team
Manager Taylor has abandoned the
spring practice games OF the team.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
n. =. LEE DEAD.
Nephew OF the Noted vlrsInisn, bs'
Fouqht In Union Army.

Colorado Springs. Colo. March 2s.---
Hamlln +. Lee. veteran Of the Mex
lean and civIl wars. and nephew OF
General Robert f. Lee. died here oil
heart failure. aged eigh'y-seven years
Although closely related TO the south
ern general and virginian by birth
Mr.. Lee fought with the Union army
In the late seventies MIR. Lee went ia
Leadyille aud was the dlscoverer OF
the famous Robert Z. Lee mine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29

For, Worth. March 2S.-Hon. W. J
Bryan on route 10 Austin. stopped hers
one hour. After breakfast he ad
dressed a number of persons at the
station. He said he was more ans
more impressed with thte superiority
OF the average American citizen owe
The average OF other countries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
COSTLY CIGARETTE.
Roundhouse. Car shops and Five 10
eon,otives Fire Destroyed.

Ell Paso. March 2s.-The general
shops Of the FL Paso and Southwestern
railroad at Carrie. y. NJ, including the
roundhouse and car shops and five en-
gines. we're completely destroyed by
fire last night. causing a loss OF $3.50
600. The fire Is supposed TO have
caught from the cigarette OF Mexican
laborer. About 1870 men are thrown
out OF employment.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29

Government v,lil "a. SOU ,.ied % Keer
strl:s- rrcAsrevnl,lr-.

Chicago ''arch os.-TN- United
States govo-riaent viii be ass | TO T..
tervene TO prevent strike OF the con
ductors and trainmcn on the wcsisra
railroads. and II the plans of the gen.
eral managers do not miscarry the
whole controversy win be submitted
20 arbitration for settlement. The gen
eral managers issued a statement IN
which they declare they will demand
arbitration under the Eidmann act.
As a strike OF the men would interiors
with the Interstate commerce. the rail-
road officials believe that they can
prevent n strike by asking the govern
ment to Intervene.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
FOOT WASHING.


Emperor Francis Joseph Performs
Usual Narnsay Thursday Ceremony.
Vienna. March 2s.-- Emperor Francis
Joseph performed the usual Maurday
Thursday foot washing ceremony Ia
the large hall of Hofbcrg before q
gathering Of archdukcs. diplomats and
state officials. Before washing the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
NO LONGER EXISTS.
American Secretary Cables Hondurean
Government ls Thlna Of Past.

Government 10 Thing Of Past.
Washington. March 2s.-The state
department received the following
cablegram from Philip r. Brown. sec
rotary Of the American legation al
Tegucigalpa. the capital Of Honduras:
"Tegucipalpa was abandoned precip
ately. II was occupied by Nicaragu.
ans and the Hondurean revolution and
forces. assumed charge In the inter
val with the aid Of the consuls and
preserved order. The government no
longer exists"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29
on For Europe.

Bangkok, Siam. March 2s.-The king
of Siam. Chulalongkorn I. started on
his European trip. The crown prince.
Chowfa Maha vajiavudh. will act as
regent during the xmas absence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-29

feet OF twelve aged men the emperor.
assisted by the archdukes. personally
served them with repast OF several
courses.
The ceremony concluded with the
bestowal Of silk purses containing
thirty silver pieces. which the emperor
hung around the neck Of each man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

as a guarantee fund 90 ~ such
part 81 the notes Of a failed bank az
is not fully covered hy the ausegs
Such an issue would b. awaited of
ln the crupmnviue season and
would afford thu bank immunity
from che fear that the currency
supply b. limited hy arliticiai
means
n We had had d central bauk.
there would not have been any ctr.
fcucy famlne. because fbe existing
banks would have obtained an che
currency they needed la notes 81
the contral bank by redlaenuuiine
their paper there on the other
hand. the power % additional note
issues In the existing national
banks would have served much the
same purpose of meeting the pres
sure for currency.
in both eases the fact that tke
bank could issue lta notes o. meet
currency demands would have en.
ablod " 90 husband It's sold and
other irgal tender money and
thereby have prevented the ius.
pairment Of legal tender reserves.
which "a one ~ IA most disturbing
features % a panic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24

usual children are made 20 enjoy
Christmas a. DO gfuwuup folks
They receive many beautiful gifts
but are told by whom theY are sent
Their Eifta will BE- Of a practical
nature. For Instance. odla. Who IL
~ an inyentlye turn ~ mind. sill
DO given nougthlng "a silmalate
and enlarge hla interest IN this 81
reriion. Last year his father Eavs
him miniature automobile fos
which he paid 900 u was outy q
few days until Odin had taken u
apart aud rvbulli u according 10 hts
own Ideas This young genius IL
already the author IT several pfnn
Teal Inventions he has lnveutsa
a shoe which iaeea e. the toe. ffa
vided with a removable heel. lie
has Invented q ufcraehing ina
chine run By electricity. IN the sisap
hts father built for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
MONEY EXPERT FAVORS CENTRAL
BANK AND ASSET CURRENCY

Chas A, Conaut is one 81 the
highest authorities on finance IN
the country. lie Is a banker and
author Of The Principles OF Money
and Ranking
BY cHAs. a. coNANT.
In ms opinion important changes
are required in the existing cur.
reney system TO put IL upon a
sound basis The two proposals
which are entltled 10 serious consid.
Grafton are the creation % q central
hank OF Issue and the grant OF au.
thofity 70 existing national banks
TO issue additional circulating
notes based upon their general
credit, the latter sometimes called
asset eurrehcY
A central national bank has been
found essential to the regulation %
the money market Ia other advaue.
ed commercial countries Within
about a generation local bank is-
sues have been LARGELY superseded
hy those OF q central bank. IN Ger.
many. Spain. Italy. Sweden and
Switzerland the action og Italy
and Sweden has been very recent
and the National bank % Switner,
land has Just begun its operations
The ADVANTAGE ~ a ccafrui bank
lies In the fact that Il represents q
cohesive. permanent force. able tu
act upon the money market by rails
Ing or lowering the rate of dls.
count and By importing gold On a
manner which Is mot likely 10 b.
done efficiently aud In sufficient
season % avert trouble by Isolated
Individual banks
II a central bank is not obtain.
able under existing political con.
ditioHs. the next best thing 90 DO o.
20 give the power % note issue Co
existing national banks without re-
curing them to deposit United
States bonds as security. This Is the
principle 81 the Fowler BIN Note
issues should be based upon com
mercial paper whose volume Is de-
termined By the ebb and fiow Of
business.
ANY question Of the security of
such issues In the case ~ an lndt
vidnal bank Is fully met b. set.
ting aside the taxes on circulation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
IN THIS SPOT PATRIOTISM RINGS TRUE FOR
EVERY AMERICAN WHO COMES

thoughts Of the writer's Ii marked.
mo man that is "A man leaves
this room Ia the same frame OF
mind IN which he enters" said the
guard. keen student Of human ma
tnro. lie IN a little less liable to
fall q little more anxious to serve
his country a little better citizen
his whole life long
TO understand what tho guard
meant II Was only necessary to
look abost TO read. just as he
wrote n IN his own handwriting,
this letter Of Benz Franklins. car
rled vision Of the old Statesman
sitting az heavy tlmbered desk,
his face frightened. writing
philadelphia. July 8. 1916
MI stfahan -Yon are a mem
Dor Of parliament. and one Of that
majority which has doomed my
country % destruction You have
begun 90 burn our towns and muir.
der our people Look upon your
hands. They are stained with the
blood of your relatives. You and !
we're long friends You are now
my enemy. and ! am yours.
BENZ FRANKLIN B"
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Seattle stars Exclusive ssrvIee.)
~ C. N. TAvENNER.

ny C, n. TAVENNER.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2g.-Therc
Ia a place In Washington 20 which
n statesman may so when tho mod.
orn call Of grccd sounds louder IN
his ears than that OF patriotism.
And II the tempted II az all aus
ceptible TO environment, he viii 10
forth With inspiration OF the kind
that a century ago kept tho faith.
crs OF our country utanch In public
duty.
II IN IN the northwest wing Of
the great congregational library on
exhibition are letters and papers OF
such Americans an Geo. Washing
ton, Thoa. Jefferson, Benz Frank
lin and Henry Clay Tho hand.
writings appear az fresh az N
penned only yesterday More strik.
ing than anything elise. ~ lack Of
any affectation In official and
private correspondence these men
uneonncioualy ponnod the princi.
pies they followed through life
The sincerity and simplicity OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
STeam HUxees STORES IN DARKNESS

DemoFallEed lisht aud power
sefviee, terrified shoppers and
drenehed clothing resulted from a
heavy wind and rain storm. which
struck the city yesterday afternoon.
: The iight wires were put out o.
service soon aftor the storm began
The pualufiicc, crowded with mon
~ order and other Christmas pat
ions, was suddenly plunged ia
dafhneHs and the patrons were
Obliged "a feel their way about be-
fore candles could be- supplied
This WAS the condition in several
~ the large stores. crowded with
holiday shoppers MacpuuEall A
A0uthwlck. having Qo gas equip
msnt. we're compelled % Close their
doors
Little shoplifiing was reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
COMMITS
SUICIDE

OMAHA. Neb, Dec "a ~, Frank
Carpenter. secretary ~ the car
pointer company. one Of the largest
napor houses in the West commit
ted suicide az Z O'Clock last uight
hy shooting
Nervous prostrauon, which ~
suited IN complete breakdown. IL
given as the cause Of the suicide
The affairs Of bis company we're
never IN better condition u has
branch houses Ia Kansas CITY, pcs
Molnes. Denver and Portland and
general agencies IN many other
western cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
ny United Pr,...1

TACOMA, Dec. 24-Aa n result
Of sudden windatorm that broke
over Tacoma. the Oraya Harbor
country and the mountainous re-.
gions near Snoqualmio falls yosfer.
day afternoon. and which drove
trees onto the s0,000voliage high
tension limos of the Seattle Tacoma
rover company. which auppllee
boih seatile and Tacoma with light
ana power the city was without
current and ~ total darkness from
, m 10 s.86 O'Clock last night
Although the maximum velocity
Or the wind was only "a milee an
nouf' u YRS accompanied by a
heavy rain, and this tended 10 add
20 the confusion which tho electric
power companies. telephone and
telegraph companies found In re-
Stunning service.
The lines of the Pacific Tele
phone a Telegraph and Home Tolo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
az soy nARnnrn

WASHINGTON. ID a.. nre "a
What President Roosevelt will a.
after finishing hig present torn ln
the White House depends SOME.
what on circumstances There are
SOME things be- would likc "a a.
which hw may nef Dr. ahio as az. ana
eiee VERSA For instance. ~ mnnld
llNe fo zee lu the senate and innd
bis support o. some man ln me
White House whn would fight 90
the continuation oi hia policies
iint u q man like Fairbanks 81
Naupona rractiunary should rlde
into fhe White House 90 che wave
% G panic reaction. d mag o. stat
~ emphatlca.iF that r. Roosevelt,
would not care Ga BE- iu the senate
To 10 q senator under such an
Standardization Is prohahiy more
Than Roosevelt caald stand "a.
would be nothlng bat a voice He
might protest.. hst be- would BE-
without any power 90 help nf hin.
der. aad wosld better b. in prs
Vase lfe.
Moreover. T 4. viii not scramble
for the sob ~ Now York does not
~ant an exprc6ideut for senator
Roosevelt uiii remain IN private
life
The thought of private ne la not
pleasant one for Thco. Roosevelt
He likea being president ~ the
United States He likes ihe lahor
and the fight Hc likes the chance
for doing things
This does not mean that he "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-24
YES I. R. Is DONE, BUT HON Is HE TO ESCAPE
DISMAL PRIVATE LIFE?"

weakening IN the matter ~ anath
~ term Il does not mean that be
has ever Weakened II means that
hr places pflncipis above desire
and that there IL no danifu 10 Kfeat
az 90 weiEh with him shope prin.
riple u means that fhe Path Il
aAiY AZ he secs a. leads la private
liin. amd ht uuw takes tate path
with flFmHeNH and step whseh
Viii npi ~ turned aside. though av
cry element Do bis nature cries out
GOV BIN O. 80 tho other way
Roosevelt wuuld rather s. pfea
lfunt arniu than weH. there b po
comparison that does Justice 10 the
ease Think 81 fhe situation lie
iH in the prime ~ tfe tits bodily
and mental Eoaefa are 81 their
helTht DE SHOWS not nerves nor
Nrafingaa lie Asaa ret feel the
shafts his enemies hufi in upon
BIN Hc loves The game he luHta
Tor nEht u IL the middle of The
arcund fuund he has given and
has takrn blows. hls blood h 40
the fiehf iH nos decided the enemy
"a pressing him AGAINST the fufas
much ever thing depends upon
The Issue the peoples liberties.
aud as he believes. the very future
~ the nation 10 yua think IA ia
easy Tor him 20 take of the gloves
and hand them tn another man.
Bot b. will lie gave bis wnrd
and there O. q Nrcat principle III.
volvcd lie will help the man Who
takes ~ fae fight but be himself
ig done.