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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-20

Andrew M. Wilson has resigned, and
California is resigned. Now let's drop
Wilson The less said about him the
better. But let us all push hard on our
thumbs and pray that when November
2S rolls around we, the whole people of
California, will have something to be
devoutfy thankful for in the character
of the man designated by Governor Gill
lett as wilson's successor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-20
THE sAsooN AND KANGAROO

They had planned to elope, all alone, these
two
The groom a baboon, and bride kangaroo
And so they were both clandestinely wed,
When the groom OF sudden bethought him,
and said
my purse I've forgot A plague on this mar
rage!
Can't help it, my dear; you must furnish the
carriage"
So the groom stepped in, and they galloped
away,
Singing, High and Ho' on their bright
wedding day.
"A H. Euwer in Harpers Weekly
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-20

A lot of life diplomas have been
granted to Los Angeles teachers, prin-
cipally. Of the gentler sex. But what
young woman wants to teach school
for life?
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21

Farmers Almanacs for 1908 at
Bucknam's.
Plenty of sauer kraut now at the
Skowhegan Market.
Full assortment of 1908 standard
diaries at Bucknam's.
See to it that you have a box of
Delano's homemade candy in the
home for Sunday.
The Blunt Hardware Go. are show
ing a fine line Of meat roasters, food
choppers and carving sets to be used
in preparing the Thanksgiving dinner.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21

All the Cooper remedies are for sale
at Bucknam's.
Miss Evie Lennel of Palmyra passed
Sunday in town as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Flanders.
Have you seen Simpsons window
it is the finest display of fgs ever
seen in Skowhegan.
A bargain awaits someone in a
finely matched pair of driving horses,
as announced in our advertising
columns.
The next regular meeting of Golden
Rod Branch, International Sunshine
Society, will occur at the home Of
Mrs. Belle Gates, November 27.
The Some rset Laundry will call for
your family washing and return the
same, either in form of "wet wash, !"
so called, for fifty cents, or rough dry
with fat work ironed, for sixty five
cents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wallace Nash went
to Winthrop yesterday to be present
at the funeral ceremony of Sherburn
s. Towle, who died in that place last
Monday. A widow survives, Mr..
Nash's sister, formerly Miss Harriet
Nash.
Those interested in the Skowhegan
Kindergartens are to hold cake and
candy sale in the store on ater ST.,
formerly occupied by J. P. Oak, next
Wednesday afternoon. The proceeds
will be devoted toward paying for the
nse of piano.
Ira w. Page, Jr., shipped carload
of unglazed cellar window sash on
Tuesday, consigned to Boston dealers.
A carload shipment is not an unusual
event in Mr.. Pages business but this
quantity of cellar window sash, $500
to 1000, is somewhat out of the ordi-
nary and would not occur at any
other season.
Joseph G. Viles has gone to Black
Brook, in the Dead River region,
where he has contract for lumber
ing operations for the coming winter
with the Shawmut Manufacturing Co.
This tract was owned by Mr.. Viles
previous to the present year, but has
recently been transferred by him to
the corporation above named for
whom he will operate this winter by
the thousand. He has crew of
twenty men and twelve horses.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21
$50 in Gold
S24 in SiIyerWare

The above prizes are to be
given to societies that re-
ceive the greatest number OF
votes. Every cents worth of
goods purchased at our store
counts as one vote, also money
paid in on account.
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21

Now is the time to select
your Holiday Goods and
show your loyalty to your
society.
We shall as usual show one
of the finest assortments Of
Holiday goods in the state,
Watches, jewellery, Dia-
monds, etc.
We have not changed our
prices though all merchandise
has advanced in price.
Our Prices are Right !!
The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21
Free Trial Telephone Service.

For a limited time the Maine Tel. Il Tel Co.
are offering two months, business or resi-
dence, telephone service free. No cost for in
stallation or removal. Isn't this a fair pro-
position? Why not give 1t n trial?
Full Information given upon inquiry at
managers office.
The following subscribers have been con
nected with the Skowhegan Exchange.
1898 Fred G. Dow, residence.
The telephone reported In the name of Ed.
Pumlow last week, was an error. 1t should
have been:
1874 A. ]. Pumlow, restaurant.
KS-A correct list of new subscribers and
changes will be given in this space each
week.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
II. TIIEMODIST

l.O que este nuevo invento dcsem-
p1Ia tan f1cil y claramente, ha sido
p0r nucIo tempo el fin que lucharon
muchoS inventories, La neceSidad de
selnciante adeanto ma sido profunda-
mente sentida por todos los que han
estldiado Intimamente las posibilida-
dea del Instruments pianlsta; pero has
ia ahora todaS las tentativaS de los
holnbres de mas ingenio habfan reSul-
tado frustrancas.
En- todas las composiciones musi-
Gales hay una originaIidad 8 vena me
l0dica colnuumente conocida con el
noinbre de "airc Algunas veces
este are eoti cntretciido en medic de
brillante orramcnt2cion 8 gorjeps, es-
calais, arpe@Ios, etc. la function del
"Ihc:E 'di, Is Isrsc cu@ar e. aaunto Vi
Ia, . rl>lg4.a a1 uHa compassion,
"a 9tU 4 rr~S, ,ta.ia can el de-
t.!a Iey G as5D.pa..tm.ento .
cu@era I4 IA alra5.ei6n
ESQ b que 1, compositor Sc
preuus \ ia mMera como es tocado
PER q Ml3.i ejceutant4. T0mcsc una
eanr5s;,,la ! l3no2ija, por 81 -mplo Ia
"Mel2&ia eli i" de Rubinstein. To-
ca3a i mu3, IA duIcc y cantante me
iodia & plJluciIa con lo5 pul gares de
las manos derecha { iz4ujer,la alterna-
tivamcnte, mientras que los demas de
dos de alnbas manos hacen el acompa-
iianiento, q cual debe ser tocado mu-
cho mas STAKE.
III "Themodist separa diestra-
mente csta neIolia del acompaiia-
miento mas alto 8 mas bajo Y lie di a
toda Ia composition los contrasteS di-
nlmicos neccsarios para revelarla con
su ingGnita beileza.
MUchos otros pien. del verda
dero cielto de Ia nuela invenci0n
pue ,>u sci citadoS, tales como el
"Iraumeret' de Schumann, la "Ulti-
ma t.Speranza dc Gottschalk, etc.
In "a a c45o la m.lo1ia cantante cs
elevada y coApeiida sobresalir Ell el
la3crinto d, ,,notas que no constltuye el
tcma principal DE esta manera Sc le
d Ia composition su ycrdadero va
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

Este es el nombre del carro
mecaniro 0 autom6vil mas pe,fecto
que eli Ia actullidad Sc fabrica: es
muy elegante, dc gran fuerza mo-
triz y mucha velocidad.
Hasta hoy no tiene rival para
sublr cue>t4s y andar por inalos ca
minos; por ESQ eS sin duda alguna,
81 automoyil ideal para Puerto Rico.
FL automovil Wayne para el 1907
couliene todos los adelantos que la
pericia de sus ingeuieros y cons
tructores ha podido inaginar y Sc
ha asimi!ado ademas todo 10 bueno
que otros fabricantes hayan inven.
tado y tn su construction solo Sc
emplean materiales selectos y la
mano de obra es ejecutada por los
mecanicos mas expcrtos que Sc pue
den conseguir. Por ESQ el automo
vii Wayne esta llanando hoy tan
poderosamente la atenci6n y las
personals mas exigentes, aquellas
que van siempre tras de 10 bueno
no compran otro automovil que los
fabricados por Wayne AUTOMOBILE
Co., pues 'esta generalmente adini-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
LA PLANOLA

LA ..PIANOLA,, ps ua:v.r@s,-
nsnte Son0cida como Il P!aHls!asS sSm0is-
y del nundo
con!iene uno sino MUCHOS Pun
ToS DE sUPERIoRIDAD sobre los nune
rosos lnstrumencos que su &Xito ha su-
geido.
ER8En las propiedades d. ST aivcu-
&Sn, senejanteS q las humanas, ca el
ampllo campo que ofrecc para la ex-
preston individual, la "pianola' es,
~omo ia dicho muy justamcnte Rosen-
taal 6nica en- su espccie.,,
La suprcmacia de l. .Pianola,
ostA deunost'ada con dclnasla en- los
M1Auimes testimonies delae mas grar.-
dss notabilidadeS muSicalcs del num-
Do, las cuales considtran ste iustru-
mento COMO cl mejor que Sc conoce,
al ssmo en- el dictamen del p1blico
somprador, pues las ventas de la Pia-
nola,, eSCcden 4 ted is las de los Otros
lnstrumcn3oS para tocar cI piano, reu-
midas.
Natutalmente debc l:aber alguna
raz6n para que la Piano!a,, sea ell
sus nueros amos dp cXiatcnlia capaz
de maatener Ia ros:ciGn ou4 la con
Gut>tAlo /. nr,ri1r HstrutG1rt de ~,
cs9ec'c, y !"ea aHm-ttr" caa,. ~
mcd>e sill prin&eta j pes los uu-
caor lI3>!urlent@> GH> co"tii gG'ueHtl
sacH ir2 rec-atlauGy eJn,egul, asa
logo, -lsuita lo>
la cxpI.cac:ou cons;Ste en- la cons
tante taejora del inStrumanto, V II Ia
protection dc cada nutv3 nlyoiito POI
medic de patcntos le2ales c3,cu,a la
para colocarla XII gTado ag,islico ' lnu-
siCa! mas eminente.
la Aeolian Company ha emplea-
dc Y elnplea continuancnte I'm gran
Ad!noro de lnlsicos Y mecdnicos II ia
bes, aprovcchando de essc modo cl
genlo inventive de actualidad "Nin
SIN otro iabricante gasta tanta caati-
aad de dinero en- trabaios experiment
tales.
Cno de los grandes triunfos &c
este sjstena tu6 la inv>ncjCn del
Net ostyle", un deScubriniento que
Pcrn.te, aun al eiecutante incXperto
tscar con efecto artistico y poner "eN-
Prl6n alma ell Ia ejecu>ijn
RSta ii en.i IN fu6 revolucionaria {
h.zo saParscer cl tlltimo vesti5io de
pre- uicis en- el lnundo musical Ten
case en- cuenta que ninsdn ctro ms
truneato para tocar el piano LA tc-
nido Q puGlc teneF" nala absolute
nente que Sc aproximc 4 este notable
inveEto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
w A YN =

lido que no puede encontrarse en-
ninguua parte una maquina de
construction mas sencilla, mas lr~
josa y duradera y a un precio tan
equitativo como la marca Wayte.
Toda persona de buen gusto
que quiera tener un autom6vil ele-
gante fnerte, c6modo y yseguro debc
conprar Tin Wayne el cual podr&
obtener q precio sumamente equita-
two 81 Sc dirije q D. W. Pales, en-
Guayama, que es el agente exclu-
sivo en- Puerto Rico. -.
Esta agencia vende tamhien, q
plazos sumamente c6modos cares de
dos a cuatro ruedas desde 10 & 80
quintales capacidad, coches de dos y
cuatro asientos, maquinas de eoscr, de
pie y de mano, pianos, fon6grafos, te-
lefonos, record cilindricos y pianos,
maquinas de escribir, muebles ct ct
Engluwood y tambien las famOsas
lampa.as de petr6leo comprimids
marca Kitson, de 600, 1890. a.Soo
yy 2.5oo bujias de poder.
Sc envfan eat6logos y listas de
pnecios al aue los pida Osn anino de
comprar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
VQyE0t0is Fl PE|VETAs

Las seiioras que deseen una
peineta artlstica y de Ultima move,
dad, pueden pasar por el PARIS
BAZAR y veran tin snrtido esplen-
dido de peinetas. Las hay hasta
de diez dollars una. La muestra
grande que Sc exhibe de muestra,
que el fabricante ha mandado para
que Sc pueda apreciar el trabajo de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
b,os PIANO.

Alora Ia Aeoliau Company, los
iabricantts de Ia "Pianols" los inven-
torres del "MctrostyIe'', Y los propic-
tarios de los mas valiosos privilegios
fundancrtales ell esta industria, apa-
r>cen todavia con otro alelanto dcsti-
nasio i toner un GXito. insuperable, y
al cual han concedido el nombre de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

manS para aend de aziCar COnas aCtoas COmpeas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
OnIco depGh en- e Paris Bza, De Pedro GiNU FOhaiza 27
I. RlT8ilLi
DOC TOR EN MEOICIN
Y CIkUJIA.

OCULISTA. = Ex.medico au
xlhar de la Clfnlca ofta m ol6
gica, que 4 cargo del docto.
Barraquer exlste en- el Hosp
tai de la Santa Cruz de Bar
celons, Corsultorio excluslv,
para a1ecciones de los olos
Tetuan "a, (cerca del l, u
tro. - Horas de consuIca
De "a II de Ia manana
Gratis a los pobres, de s 3 Z
de la ma1ana. d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
lor; es decir, el contraste de tonos que

Tor; es decir, el contraste de tonos que
'el coinpositor Sc propuso.
Como podfa ser previsto, desde el
conienzo de la historic della industria
de aparatos pianistas ha quedado q
cargo de Ia Aeolian Company-los re-
coEoc;do3 d;rcctorcs en este ramo---dar
al mundo la priinera soluci@n prAc-
tica del p;oblcna' con e. "Temodist
l'ianola, el cual con el "Metrostyle, >
escnciallucnte importante presen;a un
Instruments que sobrcpasa a cuanto en-
tiempos pasados hubiera podido ser So
iiado. In Ia artistica cualiGld dc su
ejecucion, en su fel pareciGo 1 las eje-
cuciones inlno por un gran maestro,
no hay otro Instruments ell cl campo
sobrlcargado de instrumentos pianis-
tas cue merezca tGrnino de ccmpa-
rlc;Gn' con el Iuevo "Themodist
Pianola "
ESESeilala una nueva Gpoca en- Ia n1-
,ica concede 4 la "Pianola" " una inn
poltancia Y especialidad mayor de la
GU hubieran osado predecir oproyec-
tar a1n sus mas enthusiasts defenSo-
res.
MiNERA DE OBTENER LOS MA
RAvILLosos EFECTOs DEL TKFMo-
DIST.
FL oThenodisto, 8 nuevo acen-
tuador, no anade di6cultades a la
ejecucion de la aPianolan, sino que
mas bien las simpli6ca. FL acento
es proporcionado por medic de per-
foraciones en- el margen en- la faja
de musica, que gobierna la fuerza
1cl soplido, causando la melodfa 8
cualquiera nota cuyo sonido Sc de-
see mas alto que el del aconpaiia-
miento.
El aThemodistS acentuara una
sola nota 8 un grupo de notas,
exactamente como sea exigido por
el caracter de la composition. Aeon
tuara la nota particular no solo
cuando aislada de acompaiiamiento,
sino tambien donde quiera que deba
aparecer, en- todas las parties del
teclado, separaudo la nota n1elodi-
ca, no importa que aparezca Ell
acordes 8 en- el medic de una orna.
mentacion elaborada.
Segun le dicte su gusto, Sc deja
al ejecutante el grado de acento que
debe proporcionar en- los contraStes
agudoS 9 moderados. Para este
prop0sito tiene todavia el recursc
de las palancas del acento y del pc
dal como en- ,os anteriOres modelos
de la pPianolaO.
Una idea completa de este ade'
lanto revolucionario Ell la construc
cion de Instruments pianistas, pue
de dificilmente ser obtenida de
palabras impresas. Por 10 tantC
instamos enfaticamente a todo G
mundo, a1n a las personas menos
interesadas, a DIR tocar el nuevC
aThernodist Pianolao.
La Aelian Company esta repre
sentada en- cada ciudad solament'
por un comerciante, que tiene prac
ticamente Ell cada case el mejol
establecimiento musical de su dis
trito. Para que no haya equivoca
ci6n, escribasenos directamente pre-
guntando el nombre y direction de
nuest1o Agente mas cercano. Con
testaremos Ell seguida, dando Ia
information deseada y enviaIemo.
tambien explicaciones mas amplias
Al lescribir pldase nuestro folleto x
Ell PREc1o DEL uTHEMoDIs1
PIANOLAD CON EL 0METRosTYLR
Is DR. $500 ORC AMERICANA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

su fabrica, cuesta CINCUENTA
PESOS.
PEDRO GIUsTI.
paris Bazaar" .-Fortaleza ~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
ESPECIALIDADES

Desmenuzadoras kralewski. -Calent2
dores modernos con ocbo diez seis circull
uss,.-Trspicofs, deleradoras, triple J Qua
-s'nl' -ts'.4fa ssehos de aaR. Boua g.
Agentes Generates para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
Sc VENDE

Un juego de tres aentrifugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con SD motor. 50 mez-
clador y su elevator de az6car, todo
en- rnagnffco estado. Dirigirse q don
Julio Gay, hacienda sSanta Ana., Jun.
cos. Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
Vermifugo PicorneN

rs i,aecn dc las para 2pulsi6n
lonbri IA de MOS cncos ha sanconado la bOndad es
P c & ptalo Fl Nermifugo del Icdo Pconell" halla de
vena Ie latmcia de Ia is Dep6sio general Farmacia
Pl ,o.nei March 3se.I.arts, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03

Sc solicitan vendedores bue-
nos para este periodlco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-03
Naquinas de esCribir

ti>ae que le esc1ita lien deSee pona
Pues cavlrsela los l.stados Undo deli meoe
fabi2l. bucn esNo cuaudo usd
Pco cmIeencaI GARCIA San Sebastian 70 Juan
Pue Rec.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

The militia authorities. who have
been somewhat exercised over the
possibility hat the postoffice officials
were adopting a rule which made 1t
impossible for nostal employees to be-
long 10 the national guard, have been
needlcssIy apprehensive. A week or
two ago the governor Of Indiana ask
ed the war department IL any such
policy had been adopted by the post
master general, basing the inquiry
upon the action Of an Indiana post
master who refused to allow an en-
riot call under penalty Of dismissal
from the government service. The war
department. Of course, had no infor-
nation on the subject, and could only
assume that the executive depart
ments sustained no such ~unfritndly
toward the militia, inasmuch
the government was doing every
thing possible to encourage service In
the national guard. II now develops
that in the case cited In the Indiana
l'FA'illh' an - the live tlillioAts bt-
longed TO the national guard and the
TO q riot call would nave de-
the office Of its entire force.
or course the postal business must be
conducted and postmasters must be
permitted a discretion in excusing mil
.tiamen who are also postal employees.
L is only on such rare OCCASIONS as
when a postal force Is disabled be-
'ond the proper discharge Of postal
business that any objection win be
.aised to a militiaman answering the
10 duty with the national guard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

the throne has been a model Of cir
eumspection.
It was a terrible shock to the kaiser
20 learn that Gutenberg, his friend
from the university days, who had
shared his bed and been his fayorite
antagonist In the fencing bouts and
his chosen companion on horseback
pilgrimages, should have turned out
10 be abnormally and utterly vie.
once convinced of EulenDurg's COM
plicity In the round table" %debauch-
cries. the kaiser did not wait for evil
dence as to the full extent Of the Of
Tending
There a memorable Interview.
What happened Is spoken OF in whis-
pers. u ought TO XIII you,7 said the
emperor, FOR your treason to me as
man; but for your greater treason to
the German race I give you a greater
punishment You shah live. You
dare not die"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

Anent the reports regarding the
%scandalous doings at the German Inn
periai court-reports which have been
judicially confirmed 10y the action of
the court In acquittlng the editor of
the paper which gave publicity to tho
nasty business Berlin letter tells us
that the emperor himself was one OF
The last To he convinced that Editor
HHrdcn's assertions were not wicked
tibels nor did the kaiser lose faith
Ia men like Prince Philip Won Eulen-
burg and a half dozen others. who had.
heeh his daily associates. until Crown
Prince Frederick william called his
fathers attention definitely to certain
ncts hat had disturbed his own peace
81 mind. The emperor aud the
crown prince had q very serious In
trrtieN the young maj cuuragcously
reminding his father that %cvcrybods
except the emperor could see how
unworthy were some OF the cmpcror's
companions
Wilhelm &C.. long sChooiod 90 rcly
upon his own Judgment and indiffcf-
ent 60 hostile opinions regarding biz
personal movements. was furious re
declared that the suggestion OF the
crown prince was 90 only an Impcrti-
ncnce hut was q gross affront. a
am amazed. the kaiser Is reported to
have said. THAT the son 20 e German
hould darc talk ln that stylc Go his
= aln O subject and ad-
dressing my sovereign. was the spir-
tied reply Then the kaiser took the
matter up.
When the imperial eyes were open
~. Prince Philip Won Euicnherr disc
appeared from The court circle He
been cast into outer darkness
There can be no question of Dis guilt
lt uas not necessary to put Harden
b. the proof in the courts Euienburr
The chief Of the German knights .
~ the Round Table. whose orgies
unnatural and revolving. beEgar al
description
There ls never 80 much as au IusIn-
iafIsn that the kaiser had WiukcI at
.hese enurmlties Himself o. perfectly
can man. living under the most re
irous physical discipline fond of thc
air and busy as "a beaver in the
,ffairs ~ siate. the eeremoniais 10 ihe
'aurt Hr b outdoor eNercise chat De-
ahia 90 Fci apart from military sue
eu -ion. y Siam 90 b. BE- Tor from
o. secret wleks1ness 30 which Eulen-
anH Ais FafsafnhHn Iraa. .aa -
nenis ~ aoaid a. he simrle- ard
aosi honest Lutheran Dbl th, empire
hateter the inaiscrcilous uf bis
mauhood-and the stories
hunt them usre al~ays a~hsuriiy -
aeHrae1-hls Ifc slnec De- came ta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

Governor Hughes. of New York,
has been freely spoken Of all over the
country. as a very prominent candi-
date for the presidential domination
by the republican national convention
next summer: indeed, It has come to
be believed by a great many that he
viii be Mr.. Taft's principal competitor
for that honor And this being the
case, the In which he persist
emily and industriously devotes him
SEN 10 the discharge OF his duties as
governor OF New York, without giving
any attention 70 the securing of the
other job must be very exasperating
10 the politicians. They are said to
be puzzled 10 make out whether he
really doesn't know the game, or OBJ
stinately refuses to play it-and they
consider the orc as bad as the other,
To Illustrate his want Of Judgment IN
negiectIng or refusing to take advan-
tage OF opportunities to blow his "
horn. and win delegates at the ex-
pense Of neglecting his duty, attention
Is called to the fact that a warm fight
Is In progress IN New Jersey. and the
republicans, Notwithstanding their
long series Of successes. are a trifle
anxious. They have a good ticket,
but realize hat hard work is neces-
sary to elect IT, so valuable u party
asset as Governor Hughes, a. next
noighbor, would. It was seen,
command great attention. and he was
invited to come over to
and take the stump. But he
has not done so. and viii not do so.
Doubtless be wfhes his party in Jer-
'ey success, but he can not help.
In the governors own state the silt
iation Is very mixed. but a straight
'ut partisan on either side can see
lis way to the polls, The democrats
nd republicans have united on the
nominations Of statewide
onsequence. and while there Is fusion
II several places as to local offices a
line may still be followed, as !,
o them. In New York county, for In :
lance, Tammany offers a ticket to
democrats. and there is enough
epubllcanism in the fusion with the I
Independence league 10 attract a re- "
who wants TO be regular. But
Hughes has not opened his "
louth on the subject. and will not.
His excuse2 Why. he Is attending 7
the duties Of the office to which
lie people have elected him. He does
Of consider It proper that lac should n
Ivolve himself anywhere. at home, or
Jersey, In the political complica-
ons Of the hour. lie has his hands e.,
III at Albany OF business in which n
= represents both sides and all the n
of the state, and his first con- n
deration Is Of that. Stamping for il
Ie time being Is not In ais line. al hi
.ough we mayeau understand that a OF
ngle speech by him IN New York In
~ in favor OF the fusion ticket b,
be worth a great many votes ca
It. ia
This Is not the Old style of politics. az
lr from II. u Is a style so new that m
scussion Of u Is general. But APP IA
oval OF II Is widespread. II seems ST
have been only necessary "a %lntrogfth
&c u TO convince all but the bosses. m
I only that there Is something new In
lder the sun, but that the something mn
worthy Of the highest commenda- ma
n Has the Hughes style come TO re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01

The sole object OF the hand office
agents I'm New Mexico seems to have
to stir up strife between the va
fious factions Of republicans and the
democrats, all Of whom have for SO
many years dwelt together in perfect
peace and unity. Aforesaid agents
seem to have accomplished their OBJ
1eet, and spontaneous combustion will
keep the thing alive.-El Pasos Herald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-11-01
SONG Canse for Thanks.

The title to the beautiful mountain
resort of cloudcroft, is not Involved in
the suit against Phelps, Dodge & Co.
The land Of this TOWNSHIP was secured
Independent Of forest lands. and X
involved In the impending suit
City Independent.