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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-20
LlNcOLNVIllE.

llNCOINvIllE.
FRED A. TRASK writes that he n op.
posed to moving the capital to Portland:
that he finds no sentiment in favor OF
1t among his townsmen and does not
think they would be willing to be taxed
for it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-20
BROOKLYN.

FRANK w COLE. town clerk; writes
that he does not favor moving the capt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-20
GENIE RVILLE,

w. w. INGERSOLII, chairman Of the
selectmen, writes: mo sir. i do not favor
moving the capital to Portland. The peo-
pie don't favor any such a move. Port
land senators can't be working for the
interests of the State ss
CONTINUED on Page Eighty
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Silks

375 yards of colored silk, worth so
cents yard.
October sale price 2Oc
2 pieces 36-inch black lining silk,
worth IS cents a yard.
October sale price ACC
pieces same as above, hut in
white
October sale price ACC
pieces 36-inch black taffeta silk,
worth 1925 yard.
October sale price soc
2 pieces 36-inch black taffeta silk,
worth $3.50 a yard.
October sale price $I.OO
1 piece 36-lnch black taffeta silk,
worth $1.75 yard.
October sale price SI.23
1 piece 36.inch Peau de Sole silk,
$1.75 quality.
October sale price $I.3O
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Clothing

Having decided to discontinue SELL
ing clothing, we will offer during this
sale our entire stock of $1,000 worth
OF clothing, consisting of meu's and
boys suits, odd pants, overcoats and
raincoats, and includes such WE'LL
known m axes as Feckheimer, Fisher
d Co., Spero, Michael q Son and
Duchess, Mt prices one-half to one
third less than the same goods can
be bought at elsewhere If yon will
need a suit any time in the near
future, you will find that it will TO
to your interest tc attend this sale.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
Z pieces of dress goods, il fancies,
worth 25 cents yard,
October sale price NC
p pieces Of dress goods in plaids,
fancies and solids. This lot il
cludes values up to so cents.
October sale price 23C
Is pieces of dress goods in fancies,
plalds and solids, values up to IS
cents. This lot includes some of
the most exceptional values that
we have ever offered
October sale price 43c
We are also offering some exceptional
fine values in suitings, broadcloths,
serges and voiles up to $1.35 yard.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Miscellaneous.

Mems 25c suspenders
Mems 20c suspenders
Mems Soc neckwear
Mems 35c neckwear
Mems heavy grey sox,
Ladies' heavy grey hose,
Linen towels, 25c value,
Huck towels. l0c value,
Linen thread, l0c value,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Umbrellas

One lot of umbrellas, worth up to
$500 each.
October sale price $3.50
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
SHOES.

Never before in the history of Marietta
has there been such an offering of Shoes as we
offer for this sale.
Mems William-Kneeland shoes, SO SO and "a 90
grade, now 81 rs
Mems Walkover Shoes $3.50 and 81 90 grade now rs
Mems Everlasting shoes, SO. 90 grade now 9 40
Zieger Bros Ladies' shoes, SO so grade, now 2 70
Zleger Bros Ladies' shoes, SD 90 grade, now 2 80
Zieger Bros Ladies shoes, So rs grade, now 2 25
Zieger Bros. Ladies' shoes, $3.50 grade, now 2 90
Zieger Bros. Ladies' shoes, 50 25 grade, now 1 80
Over 240U pairs of shoes of other makes
for mems. ladies' misses, boys and children's
wear, to be sold at a great reduction
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
ITEMS and Boys Hats

Our stock Of men and boys hats
is the largest in Marietta, and here
you will be able to supply your wants
at about half the prices that others
ask.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17

REMNANTS.
1915 yards of Flannellette worth Zoe Il
yard, October sale price -......-..- OC
1889 yards of heavy Drilling worth 71n
Zoe yard, October sale price.~.~. ~
1919 yards of very heavy Outing worth M
121ac yard, October sale price, w
l349 yards of Outing worth &c yard, R0
October sale price - On
1856 yards of very heavy cotton Elan Oh
mel worth 121ac yard ON
1886 yards Embroidery, consisting of edging,
insertion and corset coverings, all priced at
greatly reduced prices
564 yards of Ribbon Remnants at half price
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1907-10-17
Ladies' Suits.

We have in all 80 ladies suits that we have
cut the prices SO deep on, that they will move
quickly
Suits worth $ $50 now S 4o8
Suits q" $50 5L3
Suits 1850 JAG
Suits 1900 9.98
Suits 1880 II.2o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
z Leo, MINI.

Pred paru dniami przy-
by1 tn do mas jeden polak
z Winony W zamiarze kuple-
MIA sobie farme. Co prawda
trafi1 on W niez}a kraine DO
grunta tutaj So ME z}e. Oko-
lica piekna, wszedzie r6wna
niema tn zadnych g6r jak
daleko okiem siegnac MONA
Nam tn jest dobrze, 10 u
rodzaje zboza udaja sic do.
syc dobre, a najlepiej len
tutejszemu farmerowi przy-
nosi najwiekszy doch6d y a
najmniej kosztu, lecz z po-
wodu ostrej i d{ugiej zimy.
niekt6rym naszym farmerom
sic niepodoba; jedni
juz pasprzedawali fanny i
pojecha]i " ciep2e kraje. W.
ciep}ych kraiach iak sic da
ie s}yszec narzekaja ma ME-
i inne okoliczno6ci
podobno radziby powr6cic
nazad; a vice rome kraje
moznaby przyr6wnac do r6z-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

Kapelusze.

Wszystkie n%ajnowsze
f;lsony %modnych i sztY~
wnych kapeluszy, jak:
teleskopy, dents, fedoras,
dip, parsifal i inne mie-
kie formy, derbies we
wszystkich fasonach i
stylach, czarne, brunat-
ne, siwe, z6lte. per}owe,
it'd. po.. ~
Stetson kapel. $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
kape-
luSZe.

Wielkie u~rozmaicenie
s}omianych kapeluszy W
najwiecej przyjetych
stylach i formach, mick
kie, zawijane-brim p}a~
skie brim j inne, 2 glad.
ka i fantastyczna ta6ma,
rozmaite ceny s%topniowo.
CSC
Panamas az do $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

mamie ma ,podstawie tekstu
cenniejszych utwor6w pisa
rzy polskich, Deklamacye i
Wypracowania pi6mienne.
Izyk angielskl: Spelling,
Reading, Grammar, History
of Literature. Elocution.
Letter Writing and Compo-
sition.
Przez Matemotyke rozumie~
my; Arytmetyke 20 szcze-
g6lnom uwzglednieniem ra-
chunkowo6ci domowej, AL
gebre i Geometrye.
Nouki przyrodnicze .obejmo-
wac beda: geologic, Botanike,
Mineralogie, Anatomie, FL
zyologie, i Hygiene, Fizyke,
Chemie ze szczeg6lnem u
wzglednieniem dziaf6w, ma
jacych zastosowanie W gos~
podarstwie domowem.
Gospodorstwo domowe bedzie
udzielane teoretycznie i pra-
ktycznie. Zadaniem tego
dzia1u nauki bedzie; wycho-
wac uczennice zak}adu ma
dobre gospodynie, umiejace
dom ~prowadzic oszczednie,
odpowiednio do stanowiska
zajetego W spo}ecze1stwie i
do 6rodk6w, jakimi rozpo-
rzadzaG beda. Nauka ia o.
bejmowaG bedzie: spos6b
urzadzenia mieszkania i u
~trzymywania tegoz we wzo-
rowej czysto6ci porzadkd
wed}ug zasad hygieny; u
rzadzanie przyjec; pzasady
~w}aSciwego zachowania sig W
towarzystwie;s >s55 rzyr1a.
dzania smacznego, %zdrowego
a taniego pozywienia; spo-
sob przyrzadzania potraw
wystawniejszych, smazenie
konfitur. pieczenie ciast,
robienie zapas6w ma zine;
spos6b urzadzania apteczki
%domowej, zaopatrzonej W
srodki domowe, nieszkodll-
we niezbedne W nag}ych wy
padkac h. U~trzymywanie ma
czyh kuchennych W czysto-
Sci i spos6b czyszczeaia
tychze. Wiasciwy spos6b pra-
MIA prasowania zwyk}ej bic
|lizny i sukien, bielizny me-
skiej, materyu GLOW we}nia-
nych, jedwabnych, firanek,
koronek, spos6b wywabiania
PLAN ftp. - Teoretyczna
praktyczna nauka ogrodow'
nictwa odnosnie do UREA
DIANA ogr6dk6w kwiatowych
Ii w~arzywnych.
Roboty REGIME: roboty dru'
towe, szydelkowe, wyszywa-
ME, szycie bielizny, a przede-
wszystkiem n~aprawianie bic
|lizny, sukien, cerowanie de-
likatnych tkanin, koronek
Ii t p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
SpOdnie.

Ola mezczyzn i MILO
dziezy piekne spodnie,
pieknie robione, z dobrej
materyi, zupe}nie czarne
i modre, i fantastycznie
mieszane, krojone W mai
lepszych stylach, pick
ME wykohczone, wielka
wartosc po...... $500
lime az do $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
Skarpetki.

Piekne skarpetki ".
najpiekniejszych kolo-
rach tego sezonu, v
pralki, kropki, kraJki,
it'd. rypowane wierzchy,
%podwdjne piety ] palce,
Csc wartoS6, POI. 1ec.
lime 2s5c j 48c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
z PUCKA So. OAK
Szanowny Redaktorzy
Wiarusa!

gniewa6 DO schce znowu cos
2 naszej okolicy napisac, a
to mic wiecej jeno biede, BIO
tn juz 9po1owa czerwca a
to tax jako6 wszystko bar.
do poma}u ze ziemi wy1azi,
tn u mas potrzeba wiecej
ciep1a deszczu many tn o.
becnie "a wiele. w przysz-.
lynn tygodniu pada} deszcz
4 dni, a przytem by}. duzy
wiatr, moi sasiad przyszed}
do mnie, ale madry jak Sa-
lamonowe portki, i zacza1
mi prerokowac, powiada re
latos bedzie biedny rok i re
W Hadze ma tel naradzie mo-
carstwa sic pogniewaja a
wojny sic W tym roku roz-
poczna; ia mla}em W kacie
zelazna rure stojac chcia}em
20 W kark tym dragiem
zwal lie "a takie proroctwo -
ale .czasem kto vie - mys-
|e sobie: moze ma prawde, i
da1em mu pok6j 90 do to-
60 biednego roku to sic do
sy6 szykuje.
We wtorek pojecha}em do
w ebster pc make a to jest
cd mas II mil, ale jak moja
stara zakomenderuje re pc
make jechac a cara dis, a
gdzie indziej ME jak do
Webster do mlyna DO zkad
|innad maxi ME chce, wten-
czas bracie tam sic ME trzeba
diva razy pytac jeno jechat,
chocby ME lyle deszcz pada}
ale wildly to mic jeno dalej;
we Webster zeszed}em sic 4
,moim kolega Janem Zich-
milrem, a wiatr wieje chmu-
ry sic zbieraja n& deszcz sic
zanosi 49, Jan mi powiada re
przyjecha1 po wapno a gdy
go deszcz z4api ma drodze co
on ma zrobi6 tedy; ia jak
najlepiej wiedzia}em tax mu
doradzi}em, re jak do pier
wszej szlury z woda przeje-
die tax wszystko wapno
zwali6 do woody, a; tedy ucie-
ka6 ably ujsc z zyciem pred
explozya i tax zeSmy sic
rozeszli. ia pojechajem czem
Predict z moja maka do
domu, a gdym by} jeszcze
ME W po}owie drogi, niebar-
dzo wielka chmura sic ma
sformowa}a i posuwa}a
sic W tym samem kierun-
ku gdzie i ia a TAX serdecz-
ME ma mnie pada}o, vice "a
trzyma}em konie i stana}em
a MECH ia chmura z tym
deszczem idzie najprz6d, ale
lgdziez, stane}a take. TAX
Ijuzcierpliwo6ci mi zabrak{o
zeszedlem z woza wlaz}em
pod w6z, a tego ia 'chmura
ME mogla zrobi6 vice mnie
zostawila i posz}a; a 60 sic z
moim kolega stale dotad
~niewiem, ale to wien re ma
81 ch}opcy sic cd dawna JUL
szykuja ma okropna muzyke
tax zwana po ameryka6sku
|Szywery, DO naszemu orga.
ni6cie panu Stromskiemu
ma przyby6 jego narzeczona
kochanka W tych dniach re
starego kraju, a ma sic TO-
zumiec Stub sic odbedzie
skoro ona przybedzie to tez
tutejsza m}odziez chce ia
przywita6 ma westinghouse
kiej ziemi muzYka, kt6rej
oni jeszcze W swoim zyciu
ME s}yszeli. Pan organista
miarkuje troche ale trudno
mu dojS6 prawdy, DO ia Gala
sprawl jest pod scis}ym SEX
retem prowadzona, mnie to
tylko %pozwolono abym VIA,
rusowi .naszemu o tenn tax
cichutko do ucha poszepna1 /,
co tel uczyni{em. Nasz Wiel.
ks. dziekan J. Wojtowicz tel
| stoi z zacisnietemi
powiada: kazdy powinien
-, - - -1--1-k
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

czatki g%ramatyki.
Jezyk angielski. (Spelling,
Reading, Writing, Oral
Grammar, Written language
lessons.)
Arytmetyka. (Cztery dzia-
}ania liczbami ca}emi i u
}amkami.;
Historya. (Kr6tkie wiado-
mosci z History Polskiej i
hist. Stan6w Z;ed.)
Geografia. (Wiadomosci
og6lne).
Nauki przyrodnicze. (Zao
poznanie sic ze 6wiatem
zwierzecym, ro6linnym i 20
zjawiskami przyrody metoda
pogladowa.)
Kaligrafia. - Rysunki. -
- Roboty reczne. Spiew.
- Gimnastyka. Gospo-
darstwo domowe.
Przedmioty nadobowiqzkowe,
Jezyk %niemiecki, francu~
ski muzyka, taniec.
e P,xygotowawczy: Ku's
. Przedmioty tie same, co
ma kursie elementarnym tyl-
ko W szerszym zakresle.
Kurs ten ma ma celu przy-
gotowac odpowiednio uczen-
nice do wyzszych kurs6w
Zakladu albo tel uzupefnic
jej wykszta}cenie, gdyby sic
dalej kszta}cic ME mlafa.
g Wy5sze kursa zoktaau
Ma kursach tych udziela-
ne beda nastepujace przed~
mioty: Religia, Jezyk polski,
angielski, niemiecki, francu-
ski, w1oski, }acihski, g recki
Historya polska, Historya
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, Hi
Historya Powszechna, Geo.
grafia Polski, Geografia Sta
now Zjedn., Geografia pow
szechna, Matematyka. Nauki
przyrodnicze, Buchalterya,
Roboty reczne, krawieczyzna
wraz z nauka kroju, Gimna-
styka, Taniec, Spiew, Muzy-
ka.
Me wszystkie to przed-
mioty sa obowiazkowe t. z.
ME wszystkich lekcyj musi
pobiera9 uczennica zak}adu.
Ola lepszego przegladu po-
dajemy ponizej tablice przed-
miot6w obowiazkowych i ma
obowiazkowych oraz og6l
nikowe objasnienie, W jakim-
zakresie kazdy z tych przed~
miot6w bedzie udzielany.
Prxednsioty o1oeciqzkowe:
Religia - Jezyk polski -
Jezyk angieiski - Historya
Polska - Historya Stan6w
Zjednoczonych - Historya
powszechna Geogratla
Polski - Geografia Stan6w
Zjednoczonych Geogra-
fla powszechna - Astrono-
mia - Matematyka Nauki
przyrodnicze Gospodar-
stwo domowe - Roboty re-
CINE - Spiew - Gimnasty-
ka Rysunki 49, Kaligra-
fla.
P,zedmaioty nadobowlqzkowe
Jezyx; francuski - Jezyk
r;onoiocki - .Jezvk W1Oski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

Ch}opiece. ubiory W gatunku najzgrabniej~
szych: Buster, Sailor, Russian, Norfolk i gatu~
mex z bluzkami, robione z pieknej sergy, try
kotu, tybitu, ~kaszmiru, it'd. " g}adkich i fan
tastycznych kolorach, 2 zwyczajnemi spodniami
do kolan, wartosci $500 i wiecei, po:... 1898
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

da kraina ma swoje wady
czem cz1owiekowi nieraz
strasznie dokucza, W jed
nem kraju dokucza; to, a W
drugim owo. " tenn kraju
dokucza ostra lima W innym
zab6jcze upaiy, W innym
z6lta febra,, W innym lima
choroba, W innym rok rocz-
ME nieurodzaj i wszedzie cos.
spelnia sic prz ys}owie, IL
niemasz kacika be- krzyzy-
ka, ale bqdz co badz farmer
zawsze szczesliwszy i swobo-
dniejszy cd robotnika.
f'r6zne szukanie starego ruiz,
My biedne plemie rodzaju ludzkiego
Chcemy odszukac raju starego;
Co utracili Adam i Eva,
Ia jedno jab}ko eel wane z drzewa.
w szakze ME m2dre nasze zamiary
Szukajac mieisca, gdziebY bez kary
Zyc ma tel ziemi "a grzech z Adama
1 "a grzech w}asny co sfusznosc
sama ~.
Nam to powiada: pokuty trzeba,-
Niemasz z tel ziemi .drogi do'nieba,
Jak ia ciernista z ciezarem krzyza
Ma kt6rej cz1owiek do raju zbliza,
Do raju W niebie stokroG lepszego
A n,sll Kiedys Adamowego
Kt6rego W swiecie ciagle szukamy
Ale odszukac go ME zdo}amy. 49,
Raj ma tenn swiecie raz utracony
Nigdy ME w,6ci W paddy strony.
Czwarty polsko katolicki
kongres coraz to blizej. A
nasi correspondence Wiarusa
zdaje sic Spia i7aden AMI
|iednem s}6wkiem %hiewyrazl
sic wzgledem przysz{ego
kongresu zadowaleniemC zci-
godny Wydzia} Wykonaw
czy, take inni Wielebni
ksieza i GAIA po]sko katolic-
ka prasa bardzo energiczn1
zajmuja sic sprawl polsko'
katolickiego kongresu ola
dobra naszego og61u, a my
milczemy jak gdyby5my q
niczem niewiedzieli, albo
|iakby mas to wcale nieob'
chodzi1o, to bardzo niedo'
brze. My r6wniez powinni-
bysmy choc czasem jake
sf6wko do1aczyc. A jesl1
niemozemy podawac rady tc
~przynajmniej wyrazajmy ma
SEE z tego zadowolenia, po'
chwalajmy ten tax plekny
|pomys} naszego wielebnegc
i zacnych ma
szych redaktor6w. Wszak ro'
|zumiemy o co idzie il VIE
|lebni ksieza i redaktorzy
czynia to ola dobra ca}ego
og6}u. Pamietamy il oswiaty
nam jest potrzeba, potrzeba
nam takze jedno6ci i zgody,
bo jedno6c i zgoda buduje, a
niezgoda rujnuje. Potrze-
ba ably mIodziez miala vie.
cej o6wiaty i ~pomiedzy SODA
pos}ugiwa}a sie jezy klein o.
czystym, DO gdzie niema o.
6wiaty, gdzie niknie jezyk Of
czysty tam niknie ojc6w
wiara, a nasza m1odziez bar
do do togo zdolna. Podobno
|panowie liberali, tax prze}c-
zeni niekatolickich zwiazk6w
lax ! wvdaWcv g{unich Swi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

szyte reka ubiory ola c~h}opcdw we wszyst-
gich o%statniej mody fasonach, z pojedyhczem j
Podw6jnem napiersiem, z wyborowej materyi, "
kolorze czarnym, modrym, zdltym, brunatnym,
siwym, It'd. " prazki, kropki, kratkl., przeplata~t
ne kratki i inne IVORY, spodnie rozmalte IS. 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20
MODNE DkUGO NOSZONE UBIORY
W nainowszych modach ola ch}opc6w uwaznych.

Skoro wypiemmy towar chfopecej odzezy, wytezamy wszyskie silly ably wy
ba6 najeps7e jake wyaawamy - szcyt war~ci gatunk6w: Nasza waroSc ia
ka dajemy Jest czyHo udowodniona W dw6ch rzedach ponizei wymienionych.
Many inne, rozumie sic, stopniowo cd $198 do $500. Kazde przedsawia nale-
pze O jakie6ny sic postarai DO tel Genie. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

Pc $500 Nadzwyczajne reka robio-
ne ubrapia z w%yborowej importowanej j
krajowej materyi we1nianej, W g}adkich
kolorach i fantastycznie kropkowane,
W kratki, paski, samopaski o6ci i inne
figurki; zakiety. So dosyc d}ugie, W ia
sonach z pojedy6czem i podw6jnem ma
piers;em, podszyte piekna serga j try
kotowa we}na, ze %zgrabnemi klapkami,
z zapinanym ko}nierzem, reka wykoh-
cane aramienice, rekawy z. mankieta-
mi lub g}adkie, z otworem lub bez otwo-
ru; wasz krawiec robi take same ga
tunki ubior6w "a podw6jna Gene, pc SIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

$500 Kazdy kr6j fasonu jest pred
stawiony W ro1leg}ych okazach dosko-
natych dobrych us}uznych uoior6w. W
r"rzewidzeniu wielkich wymaga6 W u.
biorach pc tych cenach, sortowalismy
bardzo powoli, okazujemy wszystko co
jest move j popularne. Ubiory "a reka
robione W najpiekniejszych jedho i po-
dw6jno rzedowych mod}ach n~ajzgrab~
niejszych fason6w, z pieknej we1nianej
materyi ": najnowszych g}adkich kolo'
rach, %podw6jnie potr6]nie po}aczonych,
reka wykohczane nawskros, wartosci az.
do $4,000, pc $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-20

grafia - Prawo handlowe -
- Muzyka t. j. gra ma for
tepianie, skrzypcach, gitarze,
mandolinie, cytrze, - Splew
solowy - Rysunki kredo-
we - Malarstwo: farbami
wodnemi, olejnemi ma szkle,
porcelanie, pluszu. Wy
palanie "a drzewie .Kra-
wieczyzna i nauka kroju -
HIATT.
ReHgia ~obejmowac bedzie:
H;storye Koscio'a; Liturgike,
oraz powt6rzenie Katech'z'
mu.i History sw.
%zyk polski bedzie obejmo-
wal: Gramatyke, Historye
Literatury, Czytanie i objas~
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-05

Senator Foraker, of Ohio, has re-
ROunced ali claims to reelection as
United States Senator, and says that
he is now in the field for the Presi-
dency. 1t will be "a battle royal be-
tween him and Taft for the Ohio
delegation, and meanwhile FOrake-
will work the Brownsville affair for
all il is worth to secure the negro
delegates from the South to the ma
tiOnal convention. There is small
prospect that d man of his type will
get the nomination, but if he should
get it and be elected, it would be the
greatest calamity Of its kind that has
come upon the country since the civil
war Bryan says of Roosevelt that
ne is Democrat in spots. but the
spots were few and far between. and
it can be said with equal truth of
Foraker that while he may be q
patriot, he is a patriot only in spots.
He is a narrow sectional bigot with
out any real love of country in the
larger sense of the phrase.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-05

The news comes booming across
the vast wastes of Siberia and the
mighty bosom of the Pacific that
Secretary Taft, who is now in St.
Petersburg, has said in an interview:
Il announced year ago that would
accept the nomination for President
and still hold that attitude" We
suspected as much, and our hearts
desire is that Mr.. Taft may get safely
home, promptly precipitate his full
weight on his rival Foraker, and
mash hp too fiat for recognition.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-05
MIR. ROOSEVELT WAS MODEST.

-AAss AAOODA@ 40 4AAOOLlOAe
Surprising as it is, President Roose-
welt actually had no specific remedy
to offer in his message to Congress for
the financial troubles which now be-
set the country. He had the good
sense to recognize that he was no ex-
pert on a problem which required the
skill OF the best specialists in the
land, and that any opinion from him
concerning it had no more value
than that coming from any other in
telligent, well-informed, thinking
man. The most he had to say on the
subject was as follows, and it is but
another expression of what seems to
be the general conclusion about the
matter:
We need greater elasticity in
our currency, provided of course, that
We recognize the even greater need
of safe and secure currency. There
must always be the most rigid ex-
animation by the national authori-
ties. Provision should be made for
an emergency currency. The emer-
gency issue should of course be made
with an effective guaranty and upon
conditions carefully prescribed by the
government. Such emergency issue
must be based on adequate securities
approved by the government and
must be issued under a heavy tax.
This would permit currency being is
sued when the demand for it was ur-
gent, while securing its retirement as
the demand fell off. 1t is worth in
yestigating to determine whether Of
ficerS and directors of national banks
should ever be allowed to loan to
themselves. Trust companies should
be subject to the same supervision
as banks Legislation to this effect
should be enacted for the District OF
Columbia and the territories.
Yet We must also remember that
even the wiSeSt legislation on the
subject can only accomplish a GER
tain amount No legislation can by
any possibility guarantee the bust
ness community against the results
of speculative folly any more than
it can guarantee an individual against
the results Of his extravaganza. When
an individual mortgages his house to
buy an automobile he invites dis
aster' and when wealthy men or men
who pose as such or are unscrupu-
lousy or foolishly eager to become
such, indulge in reckless speculation,
especially if it is accompanied by dis
honesty, they jeoDardize not only
their own future, but the future OF
all their innocent fellow citizens. for
they expose the whole business COM
munity to panic and distress"
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-12-05

That was a surprising story sent
out from Pensacola some days ago 70
the effect that because OF serious mis-
conduct charged against it by wO-
man, the Salvation Army had been re-
fused a permit by the mayor to
preach on the streets and had been
practically driven from the city. The
story was disturbing to the faith OF
many people who make no religious
professions, who had come to look
upon the Salvation Army with pro-
found respect, because of its sincerity,
because of the practical form It's
religion took in relieving the sick and
destitute and putting new hope and
heart into the Out-caStS of the SlumS,
and because of its very simplicity,
suggestive Of the way Christ offered
the Gospel when He was here, out in
the open, to publieans and sinners,
rich and poor alike, without money
and without price These people were
shocked and distressed at the story
from Pensacola, but now it seems that
the Army" expelled from that city
was not the real article, and was i'll
fact an entirely different organiza-
ton. The Tampa News tells about
it as follows:
1t appears that the Salvation
Army band which has been baniShed
from Pensacola by the Mayor, as Il
result of charges against the organ
iZation, is not the real Salvation
Army which is accomplishing so
much real good throughout the
world. Following the publication
that the Army had been expelled
from Pensacola, Ensign Patterson, in
charge of Salvation Army work in
Tampa, thhis morning communicated,
by lOng-distance telephone, with Capt.
Walker, in command at Pensacola,
and learned that the people Danish
ed from that city are members of the
SO-called American Salvation Army
gang of grafters, who have been
run out of numerous cities owing to
their reprehensible practices. They
have no connection with the great
, Salvation Army which is working
in all the cities of this country for
the saving of souls and the relief Of
distress.
The Evening News cheerfully
makes this explanation, in justice to
the local corps"