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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
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einen Sbeil beg grbrei6s gum @oler.
gs fiel auf Die Shienen unb mafte
lie baburh raub, 10 baB Die 2ofos
motibe nit Dem 3us bariiber fabren
tonnte.
Cine 6ingeporfene gananerI6ale
perbinberte criminals elm Nttentnt.
@dbreno elmer 9roBen 8olfs5uiams
tnerfunft ioute cine 9ouenmni6ine
unter Die 2eute eetporfen peroen.
Ser Wann. Der ite trllg, fiel iiber Die
Sdale. Die Mafhine erplpoirte uno
mir er tpurbe g%etootet.
Gin 9anfbeamter itedte feline sseber
na6 @~epobnbeit pieler Shreiber bins
ter oaS re1te DIR, ais elm Sremoer
NIT linn 81 reben besebrte. Serielbe
hattie 9Gies I'M CHM. or 5os einen
@epplber 6erpor nnb belt i'm GEM
ganfbedmten binter bas refte Obr
unb briidte LOG. Ser Sammer idlug
auf ben Seberbalter unb Der ShuB
9ing nidt LOG. Ser Iifet6dter
tpurbe ersriffen unb gun gerants
tpprtling ge5ogen.
Sas Ilfes iparen aleinigfeiten nn1
bod. luelde @ebeutuns batten tie in
ibrer Irt. ~
Der eitle Sdimuael.
Gs mar einmal elm S6immel. Ser
mar iebr itol5 auf iein metbes SeQ.
gur drserte es ibn, baB er nod eini9e
bunfIe Sleden am &orper hattie. gr
iann BIN unb ber, tpie er ipobl biefent
llebelitanbe abbelfen fonnte. Ser
SGinunel dber hattie einen Sreunh.
oas IA elm 8ranner. 9ieier pubtE
UNI ben Summer beS Shimmels mn0
CAB linn einen guten Gatb.
sore. Sreunb", iagte er einmnI.
als lie I'M tparmen Stale nor ber
po1en &rippe itanben, .brauben fdiIt
10 idon Der S1nee. Stele Did IN
BEN Sof, unb balb pirlt 9u i1on
peib nerben. unb bic 6GBlihen Sleden
tperoen perfhminben."
Sie gitelteit bate ben Snimmet
10 perblenbet. Snb er auf bieien ions
Serbaren gorihlag einstus. Wdbs
reno er nnn brauben itnno uno ieis
men &6rper oermaben beihneien lie6,
frab iein Sreunb Die &rippe leer. bab
audi ni6t elm aornhen fir ben
SfimmeI iibrig bIieb.
9esen Gbenb, ais er glaiibte, peiB
gcmig 5u ieiu. sing Der Shimmel in
ben Staa. gr that itol5 gu ieinem
Sreunoe. oils mare er elm dnoeres
Tbier. aber Die Serrlidfeit baierte
niht lange. SIM ipar1nen StaIIe
ihmol5 Der S1uee. Sen citizen
Sdimmel froitelte es. er bate ii6
erfdltet. 9a5u purbe fem Sell ali9
nod raub nnb bdblid; nuo als in
ben ndditen Sasen Der 9raane in
ben Shlitten. seipannt puree unb
nit luftisem SheIengeldut banons
trabte, mubte Der Sdimmel ina
Stdle hleiben.
Sumnbeit unb Stol5, rs
8adfen aif einem SoI5.
W. Hieburnr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

als I'M CHROME Oes Se6ens Dabin 81
idipimmen. @erabe besbalb eibt es
10 lpenise Weuiben, bic es periteben,
reid Su iein. Sn Den SdnDen elmer
MIR aa5u sroben 3abl bon Reniden
lit Der Heibtbum nod einem launi9en
@cr9leihe. pas Die Sarfe IN Den
Yfoten zines Gels lit. sic haben
feline Ibnrng bnpou, fuie I nit
ibm nm5ugeben bat" 8ebt einem
afien Sarbe unb Yiniel. a~nitatt
8ilper bamit gu molen. bic anbere err
freuen, miro er ii6 ielbit oamit be-
fleren. 60 maft es nidt ielten Der
Hei6tbum, anltatt nnbere gu be-
glilden, ruiniert er Den @eiiber ielbit
our6 lleppisfeit bes 2ebeus on 2eib
uno Seele.
gs lit nun aber burhaits ni6t lei6t
fir ben 8eihen, 5u bieier llebers
5eigun9, oab ibm Der Heiftbunt
Hfli9teu sesen Die @eieui6ait aufers
legt, ourd5uorin9en. or iiebt 10
piele Stanoes9enoiien nm iih. Die bas
aud niHt berlteben uno mas Die WaIIe
tbnt. utnmt lei6t Den S6eiu bes Be-
redti9ften nnb bes Woraliihen on.
Sabei brinst Der iebem Ienihen
innenobnenbe Geoismus 10 piele gers
iuhuneen nit it6, baS feit5ubalten.
mas nc bat unb fir iid an sebrnis
den, .poriiber mo berfiieen fam.
Der Hei6e aber. Der ibcr bieie Sine
~berniiie uub @eriuduugen triumphiert,
Der ntdt aopf unb 5er5 bon ieinem
(. Yodetboof", ionbern umsefehrt bon
einem io5ialen Senfeu .llnb einem
mitleibisen Ser8en iein rVodetboof"
beberrfhen ldBt. Der lit Der redte
Ndnn. Der in allen 8eiten, gar5 be-
ionoers aber in Die unirisen pabt.
0as @elb bat i'm rift gum bnrten
Steip sema6t. ionbern er lit Elm fiibs
lenber Ienid seblieben. CT if qua
sdneIi1. b~ilfsbereit. freigebig. tpobls
fpolleno. beiheioen, opferfpinis. Weit
bauon entiernt, ans feinen 8iitern
'eine S9ranfe 3li madlen, bic i'm bon
ben arberen @euIhen trennt. tuirb tic
linn cine breite. ieIte Bride, tuofiibcr
or 81 linen biniiberidreitet.
Sbgleih Der &eibtbum, tpeif er 10
oiele hofmiitbise, esoiitii6e 1eniden
in ieinem 8ereihe .5dblt, BEL einem
aroben g6eile Der Irmen in Iibs
credit aefommen unb nit b6iem, 3ors
nisen Gu9e betruhtef tpirb, fpirb bod
Der Heide. Der nit ieinen 8iitern mad,
ardften ieinen Ritmenifen 9utes
tbut. bon Sebem. ser elm @efii6l Der
Chronological ii6 betpabrt. fat boHs
9eebrt.
llno er lit aud b~eionSerer G6re
tpertb. 9as Selteue tpirb geiddet.
Genn Sober. aud Der Nerinite, Der
init ibm in 8sriibruna tommt unb i'm
in ieinem opferpiQisen Sbun be-
obaftet. pirb iih fragen miiiIen:
Renu on felbit in bieler Gage mdreit,
ipiirbelt bl bieie 8eiheibenbeit, biefe
gntingunesfdbiefeit. biefe Spferfreus
bigfeit. Die einen nit ieinem eigenen
0ab unb Gut 10 iimseben Idbt, nls
aeb6rte es Sen anberen. beiiten? limb
fpie piele aud bon benen, Die iest inc
mer iiber bic Heihen idtmpien. tpiirs
Den iid banH gefteben miiiieu: -
Heiul
Sc mebr es a6cr Ser &eifen si6t.
Die iih ~bemii6en. bon -bieIem io5ialen
unb 9aritatipen Gmpfinben ii1 bnrf=
brineeu al laiien nnb barnaG ibr
9aneeln einrihten, oeito mebr tperben
iie beitraeen gum 6rieoen BON Heif
uno Arm nno gu ibrem eisenen 2es
bensgliide.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
ST wteDer TIM @et6dite,

.IIs meine 6reunoe elaubten. baB
i6 oieie BeIt balb osrlafen miirre.
lpegen llnoerbauli6feit. Nerpoiitat uno
a%Igemeiner Sdpahe". i6reibt u. u.
Chisholm, Sreaomea. 81. o., .uno als
es idien, ais lei ieoe Soifmuns ba6in.
ipurbe id iiberrebst electric Sitters
5a periu6en. unb es freut MIDI, 5u Ias
gen. baB i6 aui Dem @eee Der Seis
lung bin. Sd sebe iebt meiuen @es
iddften nad. iuie felt filters Der. uuo
i6 nebme td9li6 on @epidt 8u."
Bette Stdrfm9ss Ir5nei auf Der 8eIt.
@arantiert in Der Apotbete BON &.
8. 3uete. $50 Mdin Strabe. 0us
buqne. Soma. Yreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
Gbrliafeit in idle4sem aIeib.

Gin armes Ni~enIfmdbdben in 0ers
lin. bas felt GINGER 3eit obne SteIrng
mar. mubte einen Tbeil ieiner Saden
p~erfaufen. I'M ba5 2eben an friiten.
Inter Den perfauften 9eeenitdnben
befanb Iif audi Elm @interfleio. oas
oa5ielbe crit Dor einigeu Wondten bon
leiner 0fntter, Die balb oarauf ges
ltorben mar, erbnlten bate.
Gls baS Wdb1en gan5 betriibt IN
Dem Stiibhen iab nnb iih @ortpiirfe
bariiber madte. Dab es ii1 bon bieiem
lie6sn Inoenfen getrennt. trat ploblim
Die Srau, iuelhe Die Safen getauft.
bel linn Elm unb bate bas @leib auf
benz Grme.
SD bin cine ornle Witttpe unb
muB MIDI iebr qudlen. I'M mid un0
meine orei &inoer 5u %erndbren", iagte
bic Srau Su Dem Sisnfmdbden. .abeS
unrebliG fann ih nift fem; bier, nebs
men Sic baS 3leib 5nriid.~
9as 9ienitmdb6en tpubte stpar
niht. mas bieie @orte bebeuteten.
aber es sriff bon 8liidielisfeit mad
benz &leibe.
.Sie miiiien mir aber Die 5tpet
Dollars 5urideeben, Die ih i6nen fiir
Oas aIeib se5ablt babe. ib tdnn's nidti
l9enfen penn i6 mus brei 8inoer ers
ndbren."
9as arme Sienftmdb6en itano
gang ratblos ba.
.Sier bon benz @elbe, ods int
Gleioe eineendbt mar. fonnen Sic Die
5ipei Dollars 5ablen."
Sas SienitmGohen fonnte li6 Dor
Staunen farm faiien.
ga. ia. bier iinb 100 Marf". fn6r
Die reblide Srau fort. .uno aid elm
paar 3eilen bon ibrer @uttcr. iporiu
ie linen ihreibt, ba6 tie oas @eIb
militant Suianmengeipart bat. Samit
ibr Sinh eincn NotbBroihsn Sass.
SaS arme @lGbdbsn fiiblte iid ipte
erIoit unb peripraf Der ebrli6en Srau
eipiae 9autbarfeit. @is iebt bat es
treuli1 @ort aebalten. benin ais es
balo Steaun9 erbielt. 6at es manh'
eripartes Narfitiid gu 8cl6enfen fir
Die ainber bieier 6rapen Srau pers
ipenbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

S6mer6eu berpureerufen bur9
Siifteniueb iino taum 5u ~ertraaen. ct.
Safobs Oel prompt anseipanbt bringt
ourh nnb beilt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

mdbieen Sang in's Sreie Siir 2iiftlns
Der 2ungen. mdbige fSrperlide 8es
tpeeung CUR 8eforoerune bes 8luhlm<
laufes, elm marines Bah our @eforbe@
runa bes 9lutumlaufes, elm tparmes
8aS our Seforberuns Der S6peibs
oiIb,tns reinieen bas 9lut better als
ale bieIe WitteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

9as mlb elm unereriinbli9 tis>
ier 8rlnnen iein. III neldem Die
S9dec pes &~eihtbums. Der @eisbeit
uno @rtenntuib uerborsen iinb. ipie
tie IN Der Wlannisfaltiafsit Ser eri6afs
fenen Sinse our gri9einuus fommsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23

Nandem itebt Die gauge 1elt
ofien. nur tann er ben ginean8 nidt
iiuoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-04-23
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Sleiaisfeiten

Son ipeldem 8ertb ideinbare
aleinisfeiten iinb. benefit bas prats
tiide 2eben.
Gin Wann bate einen @aubmorb
an einem rei1en Mann in einem
giIenbabnipaaen eeplant. CT bate
Die 8eit spii6en 5tpei entfernt lieaenz
ben Stationeu semdblt. @eraoe als
er fem Spfer 9epadt bate. ipnroe er
ourh lnute 3urnfe anfseIhredt. Gin
@rtra5ug fabr porbei, man lab iein
boies Sorbaben. belt an uuo nabm
tbn gefangen.
Cine 9anbe gabnfduber moute
eineu g~ypreb3us b~eranben. Gle
i6miertsu bic S6ienen NIT ssett elm.
Inn ben 8lle on elmer Steiauns gum
9alten 5u brineen. 3psi bon ibnen
itanSen auf benz erbobten 8unS neben
Dem geleiie. Sbr @etpi6t brabte
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Hen Got 'em Mkt

Shank Peters went into Hen Weathers- by's store to get a qt. of turpentine tother day to mix with some buggy paint SO as to make it go farther and Hen nlled the bottle and Shank went home and thinned the paiat and begin to paint his buggy, but the paint run all over creashion and Shank he went back tn the store madder'n a wet hen and de- sired to know of Hen what in the tar nashion kind of turpentlne that was anyhow and Hen he drawed a little more of the turpentlne outen the bari to examine 1t and then begin to laugh and what he was laughing at was that a few days before he wanted to use his kerosene bari for something else which only had about five gals of kerosene left into it and so he transferred the kerosene from the kerosene harl into the turpentine bahl which was empty and then forgot all about 1t until Shnnk come back complaining about his turpen- tine and then Hen realized that what he had went and sold to Shank for turpen- tine was nothing but kerosene which was why 1t made the paint run so. so being as Shank had paid Hen S5 cts. for the qt of kerosene Hen he give him back 30 cts. being as kerosene is only 20 cts. per gal, but Shank says even that didn't represent the annoyance he was subject
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

In this editorial which we now take Dur pen in hand to write we desire to make a plea for new subscribers. No newspaper can thrive and continue to do business at the same old stand unless The number of its new subscribers is in excess of the number of its old sub scribers who become extinct, as you might say. The loss of old and faith ful subscribers by means of the Grim Reaper must be made up by new and fresh subscribers coming into the fold 10 take their places. Otherwise news paper would drift into obnoxious desue- Jude and become no more. This last winter has been hard one on us and as ! result our subscripshion list has dwin- dled down to a point below the general average, and unless we can raise some money soon from new subscripshions we shall expect to be called on politely by the sheriff, and you know what that means. We have been threatened by a gall from the sheriff on several occa- shions in the past, but by dint of hard ltruggle have always managed to keep him at bay Now, however, our finan- .ia1 condishion has become so stringent hat we make this publick appeal for new subscribers.
 Onsseveral occashions in the past we have resorted to various honorable means to acquire new subscribers, but these methods have never been what you would call very awful success. On one occashion several years ago we offered a cash prize for every new sub Dcriber which anybody would secure for IS. We offered bonus of Is cts, for every new subscriber. In other words we, at that time, said to the publick- You get us $2 from some person who las never took the Bugle before and hand us over $l85 of this amt, and you :an keep the rest"
 This looked to us like beautiful theory, but you ought of saw how it worked out in pracktisel In some cases ve got the SIS cents while the canvasser rot the $i.85 and in some cases we didn't get anything.
 So we are not a-going to offer any ,rizes this time for new subscribers, but Ire a-going to put you all on your honor 0 get us new subscribers, as it were. If rou desire the Bug le to continue to give he news as soon after it happens as pos hble-lt you deSlie ID nave us mould rour publick opinion for you, then the nore subscribers you get us the better.
 We have now been editor, prop. & publisher of the 2ugle for ? years and turing that period we have saw many vi- issitudes and hard winters, but we have tuck bravely to the helm of our Wash ngton hand-press and steered this news ,aper safely over the shoals of diversity. Ne have always stood up for the town md have never lost opportunity to say
 good word for our municipality though we had to lie sometimes to do !. We have faithfully chronicled every firth or marriage which has took place our midst We have wrote some eautiful obituaries of people when it :tually hurt our consciences to do it, .ing as some of them owed as much ack subscripshion as SIS.
 Loyalty sN Pinc'''i'> has been our
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Personal Iten1S

Gardens Is fiourshing hereabouts. Rain has been quite plenty-almost too much in some places. Several gardens have been reported as almost drowned out
 We was in error in stating In last weeks Bugle that Amaziah Ciookins had the toothache-it was Amri Halnes. We will get names mixed occasionally.
 Si Osgood of Hardscrabble was visit or to Bingville last week. Si purchased a porous plaster at Hen Weathersby's gen. eral store being as he has been suffering from plumbago in his back and thought perhaps the porous plaster might help it some We hope it will, Sl.
 Miss Tabitha Underwood wore a new skirt to church last Sunday and in going up the steps into the church stepped on the hem of it and tore 1t a6yful. Miss Underwood did not remain for services, but went home in tears.
 Peter Hoskins is on the sick list. Peter doesn't know as we go to press whether what ails him is appendicitis or informa- shion of the stomach. We hope to be able to tell by next week.
 Spring house-cleaning is all done. here abouts. Also considerable wall papering has been done which greatly adds to the interiors of many houses.
 Miss Mllly Underwood had almost hn- ished a fancy work dolly when the pup got holt of 1t and chewed 1t up. Milly is so discouraged that she says she aint got the heart to begin another one being as she has been working at the one the pup chewed up almost all winter.
 Jed Peters. our intelligent school teach CT. says he wishes school was out being as the mental sprain on him keeping up with some of his pupils in the advanced arithmetic class is something awful and he fears nervous prostrashion.
 Anne Hillyer. our talented loryer made a trip to the Co seat on business and pleas ure to pay his taxes last week, but Anne says there ain't much pleasure in pay ing his taxes. by thunder!
 Subscribe for the Bugle-the only live. up-to-date newspaper in this end of the county Good to read and also to spread on cupboard shelves or put under car- meta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
coumtrycorrespondence
SNAKE BEND.A


 Bill Hinckley has pet blacksnake which he caught recently while blowing. This aint the first snake Bill has ever had-he had so many snakes two years ago that he had to go to the county in firmary and take something for them Sam Henderson took off his wool socks and put on cotton ones last week. and now he has a awful cold in his head. Sam says 1t disgusts him turrible to ex- cape colds all winter and then get one when summer is coming on.
 Hiram Butterworth of Bingville was in these parts recently with horse he de- sired to swop, but everybody knows Hiram so we'll hereabouts that no swop was made.
 Mrs Gideon Small while making soap last week burnt her hand with concen- t-ated lye which she is now wearing in a fiaxseed poultice
 Alb Wood has purchased new suit Some say Alb purchased it to get married in. How about this, Alb?
 SCRIBBLER
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
No Locals This Week

We regret that we have no locals to print in the Bugle this week. owing largely to the scarcity of same Some weeks you will notice that we have quite a assortment of locals and other weeks there ain't half so many, and this week there is none at all. The reason for this is that we have been so drove. up with our editorial Sduties that we have had no opportunity to collect our usual quota of locals for this issue and being as none was brought to the office by outsiders there amt none. We trust our subscrib- CTS will kindly overlook this omission and by next week we hope to be able to print a whole mess of local items.
 P S-In another column will be found several "Pertinent Personals" which will probably help to take the place of the missing locals. We trust they will
 EDITOR BINGYILLE BUGLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
ZION CROSSROADS.

Benj Andrews tied silk thread around wart which he had on his nose for many years last week. It took off the wart all right. Nbut Benj's nose is swelled up turrible. He says he wishes he had the wart back on and less nose.
 The weather here is cloudy as we write this and 1t looks like rain. If it does we will let you know next week.
 Silas Hemingway killed a bull for beef last week. The bull hasn't been feeling very well and Si calkilated it would die anyhow. This will be quite q treat, as 1t is seldom that fresh beef is killed in our midst.
 Miss Molly Andrews has announced her engagement to Lyman Cruikshank of Sor- row Hollow. We didn't learn when the marriage is to take place.
 Jim Reese while blowing turned up a Injun arrowhead. Jim says that's the first signs of Injuns he has ever found on his farm and that if the Injuns is coming back he'll move elsewhere.
 VERITAS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05
Sam Has Returned

Sam Cushnan and his most estimable wife has returned to Bingville after a absents of several years during which time he lived at the Co. seat. Sam has bought Asbury Simpsons farm a mile West of Bingville and intends to engage in raising chickens, pigs. ct cetera and also farming. It will please the folks in the neighborhood to learn that Sam has brought with him a fonagraft which plays tunes and says that in the near future he will give free entertainment in the Bingville school house. Sam is a very publick spirited citizen and we are glad to welcome him back to our midst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

the Town Hall an back and you're well come to him." Then Hank elucked to Ginjer and dug his heels into him.
 The scene that follered almost beggars descripshion and will never be forgot by them as witnessed it. Ginier seemed to sort of come outen his trance all of a sudden. He covered about 15 feet at the first jump and like to of slid clean out from under Hank, who was away back on his rump. But Hank managed to crawl forward into the saddle again, by which time the pony was goin' at least mile a mint. Hanks hat had flew of and his hair was f1yin' in the breeze. Then all to once Ginjer jumped about nine feet sideways and if Hank hadn't of had his legs clinched tight around him he would of went off on his head. Then suddenly. without any warning. Ginjer stopped still and Hank went up on his neck most to his ears. but Ginjer kindly throwed up his head and jolted Hank back into the saddle Soon as Hank got seated again Ginjer jumped straight into the air about four feet and come down stiff-legged with such a jolt that Hank was most split clean up to his neck-band. Before Hank recov- cred from this Ginjers heels went into the air and alas. poor Hank was shook loose from the saddle to which he hdu cluhs "ith sucn uespeIdsHioh anu throwed clean over the ponys head. also over Widow Sknner's front fence and head first into a pansy bed in the front yard, where he laid as if he wanted to be left alone. As for Ginjer, he trotted back to Hoke, who got on him with a smile and Ginjer walked off down the street as quiet as a lamb.
 Hank is better at this writing, but yet he can't set down in a chair. even with two cushions in it and be what you would call comfortable. He also limps when he walks. Hank says that he wouldn't mind gettin a hoss for nothing
 If the opportunity come his way, but rather than ever try to ride that Lajun pony again he would straddle bolt of greased lightnin' much sooner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-05

motto and if you, as a old time friend of the Bugle can't get out and hustle around and get us a few new subscrib- CTS you have not got our welfare as much at heart as we have ourself, that's all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-02
|CORTELY0U
STTRS TAFT MEN
Secretary's Manager COM
planned TO Roosevelt
OF OPPOSITION ACTIVITY
Rival Agents Keeping Busy-Presidsnt's
Attitude Toward Taft Worrying
Supporters Of the War Depart
ment's Head.
OF OPPOSITION ACTIVITY

Washington, y. C., Oct. 2.--Whilc the
secretary OF peace Air. Taft, soionrns
at Toxic his followers are making war
fare upon his cabinet colleague, Secretary
Cortelyou. That much Is assured from
the tone Of Ohio dispatches published
here yesterday morning.
These developments, including Presi'
dent Rooseyelt's conference Monday
with Secretary Taft's manager state In
Nirance Commissioner Norys, do not sur.
prise Washington. Secretary Cortellyou
has been reaching out after the southern
delegates for months. and some OF the
most powerful Republican leaders have
been helping him.
Recently Secretary Cortelyou recon-
mended certain action in another de.
partment. He had been told Il would
help him to delegates in big southern
state.
The president heard Of Il and wrote
TO that cabinet officer not 10 follow
Mr.. Cortelyou's recommendation.