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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
pomsroy elevator ENLARGED.

SpecIdI TO IiHneS-EtspuUIICdH.
Pomeroy May 20.-Owing to the
shortage Of cars here during the last
winter, the Western Grain Company
has found it necessary to enlarge its
elevator from a twenty Thousand
bushel elevator to one of thirty thou
sand. The improvement is nearly COM
spleted
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
Luedemann. had ahot herself in that

Luedemann, had shot herself in thai
city.
Mrs Luedemann was divorced about
two years ago from Charles Luede-
mann, who still lives here. She was the
mother Of seven children, the youngest
being about Z years of age. Relatives
Of the woman have been caring for the
younger children whom she left when
she clipped with Jason Geddes.
Mrs Cieddes' remains will be brought
to Waverly for burial.
No relatives OF Geddes have been
found who wished to claim his re-
mains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
HARDIN COUNTY SHOOT.

Number Of Professional cracks,nsn At
Steamboat Rock Tuesday.
Special to Times Republican
Iowa Falls, May 20.--The crack
marksmen OF Hardin county will gath
er at Steamboat Rock tomorrow to at
tend the second annual county shoot.
The gun clubs OF Iowa Falls, Eldora
and other points in the county win
send competing teams, while num-
Der OF professional craftsmen will at
tend the tournament.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
NEW GYMNASIUM AT cREsToN
Manager Patti Hopes to SECURE Trainer
Matt Simmer Of Lenox.

Special to es-Republican.
Creston May 20--Creston, at last.
is to have a good gymnasium. and one
that will be a credit to the city. Man
ager Patt, who has been controlling the
skating rink in this city during the
past year, has closed 1t and installed it
it's place model gymnasium equipped
turnout with the best athletic apple
ances to be obtained There are good
bathing facilities in the gymnasium
and there is also a good running track.
Mr.. Patt hopes to secure Matt Sim
mer. the Lenox strong man, as trainer
to take charge of the gymnasium and
conduct athletic classes, Much inter-
est has been aroused among local ath-
letes and the gymnasium promises to
be very popular and will doubtless en-
roll large class.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
SUICIDE FEARED INSANITY
Herbert Sanders, Rich Retired Charles
City Farmer, Takes Life.

Special TO Times Republican.
Charles City, Moy 20.-Ratfer thar
become insane, as he feared he would
do from worry over financial troubles
Herbert Sanders, wealthy retired
farmer here, committed suicide by TAX
ing both carbolie> acid and Paris green
Sanders left home about 3 o'clock Sun
day and was found by a neightor lying
in the road near the fair grounds. He
died fifteen minutes later. Coroner
Dennis was called, but decided an in
quest to be unnecessary.
Sanders owned large farm near
Rudd, from which place he came two
years ago, besides property In town
and forty acres adjoining the town.
He was IS years of age and leaves a
wife and three children.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
YOUNG BOYS KILLS SELF.
Recent Injury Probably Unbalanced
Mind Of George Ruth, Stuart.

Recent IHJury PFobab1y UHpdIaHceu
Mind Of George Ruth, Stuart.
Special to Times Republican.
Stuart. May 20.--This community Is
shocked by the suicide OF q 16-year-
old boy, George Ruth. whose body was
found by his brother John, hanging
from a low hook in the kitchen door.
The body was still quivering when cut
down, hut in spite of his efforts at
resuscitation the youth died in few
seconds.
The older brother had been OBJ
structed in his effort to enter the
house by the body Of the suicide,
which was hanging from SO low a hook
that the boy had been compelled to
let his legs stick out In front of him,
almost at right angles to the body in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
MANY JOIN CHURCHES.
1s0uite An Addition Made in, Member
ships at sibley.

Sibley, May 20-The various
churches Of Sibley have enjoyed quite
an addition in their membership as a
result of the, union revival meetings
held here recently. A band OF 90 UNI
sited with the NJ. 3. church, 20 with the
Baptist church and Is with the Con-
gregational church. Many more con-
!verts are yet to choose which church
they will join. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
Dispossessed.

A tenant which is quickly dispos-
sessed by DR. Kings New Discovery.
is Cough or Cold 50 cents and s1.00.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
WRIGHT posTMAsTER DEAD.

s. DeIashmutt Lived Alone, and Died
Preparing Meal.
Special to Times Republics Il 3.ss
/ Oskaloosa, May 20.-seed Delash-
mutt, postmaster ut Wright, was found
dead this morning. He lived alone and
died while preparing meal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-05-20
Harnyard Gossip.

Chick--What Is Mrs. Hem singing
so loudly about?
Chook--Oh, just little lay 81 hens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

i. 9o gieTts stisma6oS laut, uun
rin0ssm
GGoit Fam G,etDie Der Scdl. Da Id,
6el!e 9snelopeia.
9lauote Iit iAneil al EvTdtos are
fbrd4 Bic otftiiqetten 1orte:
@t9e mir slsi9 in BEN Sddl, Gus
mnios. unb RUFF ben G~remolinal
Giebft sa mist, ipie mein Sobr mir
isgliGe @prte ffr:cH Fat2
So, nun perAs per SOB 6ds ii1ptrs
metSiihe @9iticl
gliIer Treier. unb teinsr entfliehe benz
blutisen Sops!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
3lmeriean 4. Res Star GinIe

Orsi 6eT hporene nit elmer fleinen
flAfhe Gbamberldiu's Getbpeb,
Gbolerd un6 DmAfaH llIe6i;in
pou Gbolere 1norbus sebeiIt.
Der o. vs., TOwler Stabtpmer,
Via, erSdhlt eIne Grfubrune bic &c
mot,e, wdbrenO CT nls @eiHwures
ner In elmer MorounterIuhung In
GOparosuiqe, areisbnppthaOt pom
8relie SlebDurue, ala., %feurirte. @r
Iaat: v@dhreno id bort mar, nB ih
etruas iriihes uno nuh 8urt'Jleiih,
oas bel mir Cholera Murbus in isbr
ihdmmer 5Orm peruriatte. Sd
Ilbtte ara eleno unb ididte nah ei.
ner eeniGen @bOlern . 1teoisin, ltatt
oeGen iunole mir Der ~gpOtbeter cine
| btoidbe Gbnmberloin'S 2eibmeb, @bor
lera unb Enrdhials yteOistr nit benz
8emerten, bub er baS @epluihte
bate, mir abel IN 6olee Der @rs
prObtbeit DieieS Seilmittels, uor5DsS
MIR lesteres gu ihiden. oa er iir
oeIIen uufetlbnre aur parantire. Sd
nalH cine 3oie oauen uno ilhlte II
iuni Mluuten better. 8te sruettt
Goie he,lte mid aanslif, 8pe.
MitpeidnmOrene litten in oerielber
Metie uu6 cine finn uno stDanStt
Sent 5laihe bette une ale orei
Rum 8ertnuf bel @aIter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17

Sent, 9ebDrt es niht mesr gum ou.
ten Son;, jemeNcss gieTen 81 teuhten.
I1htens bari man i'm p~ectrauten
GreiIe Ifsrsboft nod PROT" rufsn,
fpcan Elm folder Zen sri6ellt cher bel
tinem Rdhborn bic qriie etfuas rei9s
iih lire Mirtuns tbut. SspenFalls
cher 1T bss Elm barmloisr MunIh ges
lpor6en. Bel benz Der ate @bsrgluab.
n:6ts msdr Su fosen bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
For sa1e 9v v0al1kel Rros

Dxiluen luntitn lptr iijeSI;;1 80 se-s
/. auFmertIamtett erpsiisn, buB I'M
n.usn Subr be 3biir en- bibtsn ieOlt
pirb! 0a I6rie6 id ion3 hDfli4:
,prof Neuiabr, Nrdu pists
i6en, Sbre Sbiirsn quisti6sn!"
aber teene untsrT6rift BEL, Ssnn meme
Ole unb bic, bic reOsn ia idrni4 mit'
einanber!" - 9ori.: s0d bat Shr
.Gu6n ous alIo bod bon Sbnen9" -
Nu6rmann: .@seb i'd MID, einielernt
lab id ibm iurniI9t! uno pat bic
SSunas unternanbsr quaiislu, bet Is
mir piep.!!" @ori.: Sine 8eleiots
ana Iieot in allie benz ni9t! 9is Ru&s
Barn 6aften Elm Re1t, I'M SuuIs Rube
sl perloneen. @enn bds in Der BARNS
IuIen Sorm zines SasrSss seidub, ben
bic Rinb.r aufI6noppsn, 70 burften
sic ni9t 70 brutal iein, bus &inb bas
fir au mibbdnbeIn. Saben sic nod
etpas su S6rer gert6eiOisung por3us
brinasn9o = 5rdu g.: r8ertet-9
gerteibtiuns9! @at bruude ID mir
benin pertei6ijsn mir iOIl BLOB nal
Gener anireifen! Dem ppllte ID abe
aeiien, ME ne gsrIinsr @uTdfruu
blduen lam" - @orI.; pglu, bos bu'
ben sic ia Idon gsSeist.- = Der Sc
ri6tsbof biIbst bas llrtbeil: pMe9er
oefabrltder a0rpsrDsrIeBung 80 M
@elbfrofe ober 6 Sage 9efdnsris
llnterperfen sic Ti694 sSde9 nee
rid al MAIDEN! Don nsin @purtdit
Tenbu9 FEB id nii8t Der! llebriieui
auietI6t bic Shire iorni9 mebr!1 -
Subrmdnu: rMsit iid Der Suus.
nirtb mitteptmung iemif@t bait Be
lem ruff, neil sr Oadte, Ie bat jung
Sunbe Ing Auartisr!" ~ Trlu 81,
limb id Rebule bic Strafe 6p6 mid an
Sd fam mir bet lstitsn. Sd babe Ut
Sc adnte 42S fummsis; bet Idnst 70
Jar bis Dor bet Rei4sjsrt4t! 4bs
bidt!A
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
4inhfrnlnnb.

Der fItine mill: Sd tpollte. ID
n6re Sic 5err Wliiller!" 5srr.
MiiIIer (bsr Sum @IieH esIdoen iuurs
he): .WeFbal6, mein ain624 - Der
fleine Millt: .Meil nan mid bdnn
ni6t an bea Gbrgn 5Ishsn miirSs.
trenn If INIT psm Meifsr eiisn DirOsl'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
GbdmberIain's Ruten 1rtebisit
bilft Die I1atur.

Me6isineu, bic bic @ntur belfen
linb imnier am mirtinmnen. CHAM
be rlain's SuitensM ebiain banbet
nah bisiem &lane. sic bdIt ben
SuIien Surhd, lbft beu Guspurf unb
bilft bic Ratur, bns Spitem In einen
eeiunbeu 8uIianb MISREPRESENTATION.
sic 1T iiter eineu arOssn Ebeil Der
cipiliftteu Welt tbrer unIHabbaren
@ieenihaiten toeaen berabmt. Enl-
ienbe bnben ibren bOben 8ert be-
3euat. sic pirtt tueeen ieOs GlnIns
ee, 6nB eine @rfdltune in cine Guns
aenentSlnOune iiberaebt. Gum Der.
tauI bel @alier Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
untsrfdieb.

sd lebe NIT meiusr Trau gang
e!iidli9, hpr mandmul siett es sinen
.Isinea afieg i'm 5rtsben!" rllub
Get uns nlr mundmul einen 6rieoen
i'm &riegl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
6eraagaeplabt.

aumpOniF: sd bin nit SbremSrs
DIETER Iebr aufrieber, nur bic MoII'
paITase tommt {9Ie9t beraus.
0irigent: ,Sa, bteIelbs Stelle buten
Sic Mtlfiter aud Bel - 9setbuDsn ims
mer psrpabt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-05-17
SaIe6te aufnub

,Mas molten Gie bierg4 sd
6itt, Serr @efGngniBperpaItsr i'd
bab' pegen SosOfrebeIs bier @oderl
dbsuIiben - bic mO1t' iG bait bers
biBen!" SIC baben sic SIREN
StrafantrittsbeFsbI94 Den bab'
i'd Ieiber perlpren!e rWas9 lln6
bu fplI i'd sic dnNebmen9 MdrI9 bins
aus, Sic unberT1Gmter Mienf9! 9d
fTnnte ia ieber Bump babertommert
unb sinasIperrt iperben troIlenl1
Mdrhenl
90 mar einmdI elm SonntogsiGoer,
her fpuBte niht, no Elm MiIbbretbGnb'
Ter tpobntt.
Die 6rou prOf,IIOr.
gu ibrem Mdnne, fpeIder In bas
@ompfbob sebt: rSei borTi6tis, BAT
Du Did nidbt ertdltet . uRb Osrl
sib mir nidt gu iaDiBcn!'
SsrdusesboIfen.
.Mas, sic babeR mir ben Reifsn.
ben 2sbmdnn duf's Bette cmpfobIen,
unb nun ereisbt Ii9, buB sr gar ni9I
gu sebrdu1sn lit! Sis Idgien dbsl
bod, Ct lei etn Mufsrl- Run ia,
cher obne Msrtb!!"
aufri9tig.
Batter: rSebt iuss mir tinmoI Srib,
den, iDer bat benn htuts am msiIteH ii
Ser G9uIs gsipubte+ 3ris: .Dei
6err Qehrer
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
TOWN MAY LOSE
PLANT BECAUSE
HELP IS SCARCE

Brattleboro. VT. Aug 1S-Uniess the
board of trade OF this town can induce a
number of young women sufficient to fill
the working complement OF the Hooker.
corser and Mitchell company's overall
factory here. the town will lose that in
dustry. according to one OF the officers
or the firm. The company has been con-
Quoting negotiations for the establishment
OF factory at Shelburne Falls. Mass,
and at Berlin. N. H., and the different
boards OF trade are asked among other
inducements to furnishing the force nee
essary to run the factory.
Thus far the local board has made no
great headway In their endeavors 10 keep
the industry here.
short while ago the factory was run
ming at full force, but within a few
months the number OF employees dwindled
down, until OF late the company has had
TO curtail their operations TO a large ex-
tent. No reason Is known for the lack
OF help. as the work has hitherto been
considered clean and fairly easy.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
Jelalian Confesses He Directed Murder OF Fr kaspar
and of H. Tavshanjan. Millionaire Rug Merchant.
Arsenal Found Containing Poisoned Weapons

When on a visit TO the Armenian quar-
ter IN Boston Lieut.. Petrosino OF the New
York detective department encountered an
Armenian named ManooJian, who onered
his services The Information when
Manoojian was able TO furnish enabled
Petrosno TO bring about the arrest OF
Borhas Alliepunerjian.
ASSASSINS' ARSENAL.
The police searched the building where
he lived. and In the cellar under coal
heap protected by boards they FOUND a
number Of poisoned daggers. several small
bombs. a quantity of poisoned bullets, re-
volvers and large bottles OF hydrocyanic
acid and sulphate OF ammonia. as well as
chemists scales. bullet moulds and cleo
tric apparatua of various kinds.-
Taken TO police headquarters. the man
broke down and confessed. He confirmed,
the police say. what they had ALREADY
suspected. that Kassak Jelalian was the
head and front OF the society.
Several other arrests were MADE during
the afternoon by detectives who were SET
TO securing the city as soon as the IN
formation gained by Petrosino was re-
ceived. The police believe that with the
exception OF a few unimportant members.
now fugitives. the principal members OF
the society are under arrest.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
WARREN

A number OF milk dealers are arrang-
ing for a meeting, when steps Will De
taken 10 regulate the price OF milk. IT is
said that the long dry spell has played
havoc with the pasturage. There are In
dications that the price of milk will ad-
vance at least temporarily.
Miss Helen McCaffery a public school
teacher at Mount Pleasant, Providence.
who has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. McSleary. at their cottage at
Green's Landing. has returned home.
Miss Katherine German returned home
yesterday after a two weeks visit spent
with friends at Melrose, Mass.
ma1, who II Is said fell Off n Sub
urban car at harrington, was brought
here on the car yesterday afternoon and
taken TO DIR. Morrisseau's office, where
he received medical attention
Mr.. and Mrs Harry s. Childs were
given a pleasant surprise visit by a num-
ber of friends at their home, Vernon
street, last evening. The occasion was
Mr.. Child's birthday. The visitors were
given fitting reception, and after re-
freshments had been served, the evenin n9
was spent enjoyably. An entertainment
was presented during the evening. al
which Miss Viola Pratt of Providence
rendered several vocal solos, accompan'
| led by Arthur Kruger.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
He SN0OzEO ON
PHONE POLES
TILL AROUSED

Baltimore. Aug. 13.-John Leitner. 2,
years old, a llneman OF the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone company, has a
mania for falling asleep on telephone
poles.
Twice within 4S hours Leitner has slum-
bered peacefully on the top OF pole. and
on both occasions the police have been
called upon TO take his supposed dead body
from the wires.
A few minutes before 12 o'clock the
superintendent OF Timanus mills tele-
phoned TO the Northern police station that
an employe OF the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone company had been stricken
by electricity and that his body was rest
ing on the wires.
A moment later the Mount Vernon
mills, the Timanus mills and other in
dustries In the the neighborhood were
emptied OF their workmen going 10 din
neF, buf nearly all OF them halted and
with plying Rlances and horror-stricken
faces levelled their eyes upon the still
figure on the top OF the pole.
The man lay perfectly still. One les
was thrown over a cross beam, the
other was wrapped around a cabe, and
his arms were extended and party rest
| ing his dropping head on the beam
above him. Just as the ambulance ap-
I preached the pole the supposed dead
man awakened but lay down again.
The policemen recognized him as ths
same individual who had fooled then
last Saturday, and they ordered hin
| down.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

The secret society OF the Hunchak mas
been smashed by the efforts OF the New
York police force.
II was announced early this morning by
District Attorney Jerome and Deputy
Commissioner Woods that thanks 10 the
EFFORTS OF the detective bureau they had
arrested the ringleaders of the society and
had obtained confessions from them.
With the arrest OF Kassak Jelalian on
Sunday night the end OF the society be-
came certain. This man confessed TO Mr.
Jerome last night. the police say, after
a gruelling examination which lasted Tor
more than six hours. that II was he who
had directed the murders OF FIR. Kaspar.
formerly OF Providence. whose body was
-crt-te-pf -pfeees,-afsA- weslthy-f'ig fseF-
chant. TavshanJian. killed as ne was en-
tering his office near Union square
SAW CRIME COMMITTED.
He furthermore stated. II Is said. that
he had stood by while Bedros Hampart-
xoomian waited for the coming OF the
victim and pointed out the doomed man.
II Is stated by Detective Petrosino' VINO
has had the actual investigation In
charge. that Fr. Martougessian is not d.
yectly connected with the society, though
he In still believed TO have known great
deal Of its inner workings.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
OCEAN FLYERS
To RACE FROM
QUEENSTOWN

New York. Aug. 13.-Shfpping men have
learned with interest that the new turbine
steamer Lusitania and the fast Lucania,
now the transatlantic westward record
holder. are scheduled to start from
Queenstown. practically together. on Sept.
7. The object, II is stated. is TO deter
mine how the two vessels compare In
speed under exactly similar conditions.
The test will be watched from the decks
of each by crowds OF people who repre-
sent not only men high In the shipping
world. but by many financial and social
leaders. who have paid premiums for their
cabins for the voyage.
The Lucania will return to Liverpool al
most Immediately, but the Lusitania will
remain here until Sept 2. The older
ship will be commanded by Capt. James
G. Barr, and the new one by Capt. j. b.
Watt. The record now Is FIVE days, seven
hours and twenty-three minutes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13

FOR v. j. CO.
IN NEW ENGLAND

Lowell. Mass, Aug. B.-The Atlantic
Telegraph company. which has been under
lease to the Western Union system for
the past % years. proposes to resume its
former business with the expiration of the
lease, and operate as an independent sys-
tom. with offices In this city. The COM
pary controls telegraph lines betweeH
Boston ane Portland. Ne. and win COM
pete with the larger systems for the bust
ness between these points.
Lowell capital made possible the con-
struction OF the company's lines and the
majority OF the stock is still held in this
city by the estate Of John j. Donovan.
who was the promoter OF the enterprise
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
EAST PROVIDENCE
Business Men Sorry Postofflce
Is Now a Station
Unable Since July | TO Got
Postal Order Blanks

The business men and citizens generally
are now sorry that the postoffice was ever
made what is known In postal circles as
a station, for since July no one has been
able TO have a money order executed, for
the simple reason that the officials at
Providence have not furnished the Office
with the necessary blanks.
No later than this morning one OF the
leading business men OF the square, and
the man is a town Official. came into the
office and was real hot under the collar
and wanted 10 know why summer resi-
dents, who by law were not allowed TO
have their mail delivered, were given the
preference over oldtime residents and tax
payers. When the statement mot by law
was made, II was meant that summer res
idents living on streets that were not num-
bered and their houses were further from
a main thoroughfare than the postal au-
thorities allowed letters to be delivered,
were cared for first, and the business
man and town official thought that II was
time 10 register kick" The officials at
the local office are quite often told that
while they are representing frst-class
postoffice they are not ''in IL for min
ute" with the little third-class office at
Riverside, where a friend can send money
to another friend in any part OF the world.
1t Is understood that the Business Mems
association are 10 look INTO tne nnhtteT
and see II the officials at the postoffice at
Providence who now are In charge are TO
continue with this sort OF service. and II
so the fellow higher up will be called
upon.
WILL FURNISH UNIFORMS.
At the meeting OF the Watchemoket
fire company last evening Messrs.
Phillips. Fuller and Comrie were made
a committee TO confer with the
watchemoket Fife and Drum band in
relation to uniforms. The company
wants the band to have uniform.
which the company will practically
purchase, but the company wants to
hold the uniforms. The committee
will confer with the band Friday even
ing and talk the matter over. IT was
voted to hire the "Geyser" and the
watchemoket drawn over the road to
Warren on Labor day, the former 70
be used by the actives and the latter
by the veterans at the muster on that
day.
MINOR MENTION.
At the session OF the Seventh dis
trict court this morning two men were
each fined 81 and costs for being
drunk.
Reliance lodge of Odd Fellows will
meet this evening.
Mr.. j. j. Sullivan and sister. Nora,
are spending two weeks at Narragan-
sett Pier.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-13
CABINET TALK
At OYSTER BAY
OVER CAMPAIGN

Nsw york Aug. 1s-An important con-
s.rsncs viii he held at oyster Bay today
when secretaries Taft and Root ana fos.-
master General Meyer VIII Visit VI, =
Roosevelt. Mr.. Taft will see tne pres,
1snt for the last time before takine MS
ssra. ,nonths trip 10 the Philippines.
yuh,le departmental matters are to be dis.
russed 10 some extent. IL Is UNDERSTOOD
,ha, the forthcoming national campaign
% iikely TO be the chief topic o. cohVer-
secretary Taft before going to oyster
Ray. talked freely OF his trip, out decpneo
fo discuss politics. He SAID
"I am back from my vacation came
dovn fromb Canada yesterday ana wen,
10 Millbury to see my mother. touhu
her very much better and in conoillou
that augers well for her recovery.
"On the train coming here ! met Post
master General Meyer. who viii go VIII
TO -tevrtcr f3ey- teAfsss
..Is anyone else expected to be presen'
nj sagamore Hin tomorrow was asked
.s'The president has written me ne ex
~~rts secretary Root in the evening. Mr.
poot 7 understand. is 90 be there for din
ner and will stay all night. leave on th'
e.N train and will go direct from on
FERRY TO another and board the Pennsyl
vania train for washington. l viii be u
washington until the 18th. ON the 18TH
will speak in Columbus After that | Wi
make speeches in Kentucky Oklahom'
and Missouri and from the Slst TO Sept
II will be In Yellowstone Park. Then
20 10 Portland. Seattle and Tacoma. an
sail for the Philippines on Sept. i"
Mr.. TAFT was then asked whether pol
tics would be discussed when he and MI
Root were with the president.
"It will be the last time shall see TN
president for three months he replied
Eve hace practically TO talk over thre
months work. Then am going TO Wash
Sngton and work on a part OF my report
"win you say anything about the ohi
situation7"
mo. / will not talk politics. a Will ex
plain my views In my Columbus speech
II you want my views you Will get then
fully IN that speech, providing you car
20 read II through"